Diablo 4 has many classes. In Diablo 4 Season 10 leaderboard, Spiritborn, Sorceress, and Druid are ranked in the top three. In the season leaderboard, Spiritborn takes first place, Druid comes in second, and Sorceress takes third place.
However, based on player testing and my own gameplay experience, I believe Druid is currently the strongest class. Spiritborn has two major issues, while Sorceress also has some minor issues. Below, I will discuss these issues in detail and provide a comparison based on my experience.
Spiritborn
The first issue with Spiritborn is that your gameplay loop is very strange. Because you're constantly sprinting, the screen moves with your sprinting. In my opinion, this significantly impacts the gameplay experience, so this is one of the issues.
However, this isn't the most serious problem. The most serious issue is equipment. Spiritborn's evade is its strength, and its Thunderspike dash makes it easy to get from level 1 to Torment 1 or 2.
After that, if you choose good Diablo 4 S10 Items, and those items have the right Greater Affixes to maximize their power, you can continue to advance. But if you don't, you'll hit a wall that hinders a Spiritborn character's progress. It's a very difficult problem. Furthermore, reaching Torment 3 and Torment 4 is extremely difficult.
Sorceress
Speaking of equipment issues, Sorceress's problems are somewhat similar to those of Spiritborn, but far less severe. Sorceress does have an advantage in its Mana Shield Chaos perk, which enhances your core abilities.
However, further use can lead to problems, which require more advanced abilities and items, such as Ball Lightning or Strike of Stormhorn.
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Druid
First and foremost, Druid doesn't suffer from game loop issues. You can use the mouse to move and summon Ravens to attack enemies, watching from a distance. Or you can repeatedly pulverize dungeons. None of this will cause any issues and won't affect your gameplay experience.
Now, let's talk about equipment. Unlike Spiritborn, which requires all the correct components to progress, Druid's Chaos Perks make it very easy to go from level 1 to level 60, and then from Torment 1 to Torment 4.
You simply need to choose Savagery for Ravens, choose Brawn Over Brains for pulverization, and choose Rotting Lightbringer with a damage bonus of only 200%. A 100-point Paragon, without adding any glyphs, will allow you to play Torment 4 and pit 65 content. This makes it very easy for many players.
Furthermore, reaching pit 100 in Druid only requires Ring of Misfortune and Kilt of Blackwing. These items don't need to be used with Greater Affixes or even a Masterworking. With a few more adjustments, you can instantly deal explosive damage. And with Chaos Perks, you can even go even further.
Simple equipment and a diverse build make it easy for Druids to quickly reach level 100, which instills immense confidence in players. While Spiritborn has great potential, it requires significant time and dedication. We can't commit as much as game bloggers do every day.
So, for me and most players, Druids are a very strong class in Diablo 4 Season 10. If you have any other thoughts or comments, please share them.