

Very often there's also a Cursed Chest that can help you with that. Try to keep a massive Massacre streak all the way through the Elder Sanctum to hit level 18 at the end.Equip higher level weapons from your inventory as you go.Again focus on Corpse Explosion and add Skeletal Mage to the mix. In the Elder Sanctum, re-assign your skills and runes.After level 4, focus on Corpse Explosion for maximum damage. Blast your way to the Elder Sanctum, keeping up the Massacre streak as much as possible.Teleport to Ruins of Sescheron in Act 3.Craft a lvl 5 Axe, lvl 10 Dagger, lvl 12 Sword and lvl 15 Two-Handed Sword.Grab Templar's weapon, salvage his Shield and Scoundrel's bow.Create a Necromancer (WD if you don't have it).Waving goodbye to progress would have been difficult, but many demon-slayers wanted to take one character across multiple seasons. Ultimately, the feature stripped any progress a character had made, while only retaining their name, their face, and the time played. During Rebirth, the non-seasonal character would revert back to level one and send their equipped gear back to the main game. Starting over from scratch can be a tough ordeal, especially when you’ve sweated over a particular character’s face for hours.ĭiablo 3 had a pretty cool fix for this issue in the form of the Rebirth feature, which essentially let us transform a non-seasonal character and turn them into a seasonal one. Once a particular season ends, your new seasonal character is sent to the eternal realm (also known as the main game), and you’ll need to create another new character for the following season. Diablo 4 requires that you create a new character every season to play through the season’s new quests and content.
