Diablo 4 has finally arrived, tasking you with defeating Lilith and the forces of Hell. At launch, Diablo 4 has five classes to pick from, with each class having its own unique pros and cons. While seasoned Diablo veterans will likely already know which class they are rolling with first, new players might be unsure which one will give them the best experience.
Here are the pros and cons for each class and which ones will be the easiest to master. The classes are ranked from most newcomer-friendly to least,all according to an experience set to World Tier 1 difficulty, the game's beginner-friendly mode.
The Necromancer is powerhouse and very easy for new players to grasp.
The Necromancer is a fan-favorite class in Diablo and there is a reason for it. The Necromancer is both the most powerful damage-focused class and fairly simple. This class focuses on creating minions from dead enemies and can even use dead enemies' bones to attack foes. They can also have the ability to make corpses explode, making them more powerful as more enemies die around them.
