Diablo 4 Most Fun Class (PvP & PvE) - Diablo IV Most Fun Classes Tier List Open Beta

Now that the Diablo 4 beta is over, we could make a D4 most fun class tier list for open beta, talking about the strengths and weaknesses of each of them and trying to give a better picture for launch in June. In this Diablo IV open beta most fun class tier list, we rank 5 classes from S tier to C tier.

Diablo 4 Most Fun Class Tier List - Ranking The Most Fun PvP & PvE Classes To Play In D4

Choosing the most fun D4 class is a subjective decision, and what one person finds fun might not be the same for another. However, here are some factors that players might consider when choosing the most fun class in a game, such as playstyles, abilities, skills, and difficulties. The first and most obvious factor is the playstyle of the class. Some players might enjoy playing a ranged class that focuses on dealing damage from a distance, while others might prefer a melee class that gets up close and personal with enemies. Players might also consider if the class is more of a support class that aids allies in battle or a solo class that can hold its own in a fight. Next, we are about to see the most fun class to play in Diablo 4 open beta!

Diablo 4 Open Beta Most Fun Classes Tier List

S Tier

Rogue

It's not a secret at all, Rogue is the most fun class in Diablo IV. In general, Rogue is fast, and agile, with lots of tricks up their sleeve, and a high skill ceiling. One of the most fun aspects of the Rogue class is its ability to use stealth and misdirection to confuse and disorient enemies. For example, the Rogue can use decoys or smoke bombs to distract enemies and set up surprise attacks. Additionally, the Rogue has a unique ability called Shadow Step, which allows the player to teleport to a targeted location and leave a decoy behind. It's just really fun to play in D4 open beta. 

A Tier

Sorcerer

Sorc also goes a bit in that direction because of all the combos we can do with enchantment slots with these different elements with different skills. Seems like there's a lot of stuff you can do to combine and mix and match things and Sorc that's going to pop up even more on this Diablo 4 most fun class tier list once we get to the second enchantment slot later, once you get to uniques and more legendary powers and so it will just have the largest variety in play styles. They all feel really cool and impactful.

Druid

Despite the Druid actually being relatively weak, you will lot of fun with Druid. The Druid is really well designed both in the animations and in the combinations of skills you can do. There are a bunch of defensive tools that are all useful. There are a bunch of synergistic like late-game skills that are useful. They do have a variety of core skills and combinations you can do. It was really cool to just try out all these kinds of things and try to make different combos. Especially once you get some legendaries, you can also do these crazy things, converting verbal skill into an earth skill and then you can suddenly synergize with other legendary aspects and more passes on the tree. This is really something that makes Druid what it is. Experimentation, a combination of different abilities and tools. 

B Tier

Barbarian

If you’re not much of a Barb enjoyer, you will have quite some fun of it in Diablo 4. Especially once you are becoming a bit more powerful, you do have really impactful abilities like the upheaval, it just feels good to use. If you have a whirlwind build that works, you can just whirlwind through the enemies and everything dies. The bleed Barb build is powerful too. They feel really amazing, especially with the rupture and iron maelstrom, so overall it’s a really fun class to fun in Diablo IV beta. 

C Tier

Necromancer

Finally, we have the Necro on the Diablo 4 most fun class ranking. Necro has little skill tree currently. There are two curses one of which is trash and the other one doesn't even work on bosses. Then you have corps abilities but yeah if you don't really want to focus on corps explosion as a main damage ability or so. There's almost nothing you can put on your bar basically. On top of this, they don't really have any mobility skills whatsoever and most of their core skills are also very straightforward. There's nothing really crazy with positioning requirements. These reasons why Necros is very laid back in D4 open beta and it's not really most people’s play style.