Blizzard widely advertises Diablo 2 Resurrected, and continues to explore the possibilities of the different classes. The latest material focuses on Paladin, which can be a great support for any team.
In 21 days, the gates of Hell will open, and players will once again assume the role of their favorite heroes to battle the servants of Diablo and meet many powerful enemies on their way. Blizzard wants to grab the attention of fans with its upcoming release of Diablo 2 Resurrected, so we can check out the latest trailer for the game.
Paladin is a popular class and is often chosen by many fans of the Diablo series, an effective support for the team, because the arsenal of abilities of this hero includes both defensive and offensive auras. No one should forget about the powerful forces associated with the attack – did you have the opportunity to use the iconic “Hammers”?
We can already check it in action before barbaric And the witch, so it is likely that we will receive items that promote, among other things, a necromancer or an assassin in the near future. The studio should also address the related controversial issue With some features missing in Diablo 2 Resurrected on consoles.
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