Second time was because of a failed PC and no backup made (learnt lesson about that).įor me Defense is the first mastery simply because of it's defensive qualities it'll get you through those first early levels without too much difficulty. Like you I was new to the game the first time I played one so chose the tankiest option I could think of. Assuming by 'this character' you mean another Conqueror then this is what I used for my 2. This is pretty much personal taste and also depends on what type of character you're planning to play.

Should I spend my stat points as soon as I get them or should I reserve them? Should I max some skills as soon as they are available? What determines if a skill should get more than one point or be maxed? How do I know if I should get a skill right away or if I should wait? How many points per level should be spent on the mastery and how many per level on skills? Should I wait to pick my second mastery even at level 8? Which masteries are best to start the game with? So before I try this character again through Atlantis and Anniversary Edition, (or any other character for that matter), I'd appreciate it if someone could answers these questions to help me build a good character and spend my skill and stat points wisely. Even when I reached Hades, my character wasn't dealing impressive damage and I didn't have high-level skills like I usually do when playing Diablo II. I had to frequently visit the mystics in order to reallocate skill points, whether to spend on other skills or the mastery itself. I struggled through the game and felt like I wasn't doing much damage. The character was a Conqueror, which I thought was a good choice for a beginner because this class has the highest base health of all characters when both masteries are maxed.

As I said in my first thread, I only took one character through Immortal Throne in the past and not playing anymore because I didn't think I was any good at the game.

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