Rogues have three weapon slots to use: a ranged slot for a bow or crossbow and two melee slots for daggers or swords (other weapons are not usable by the Rogue class). For more survival tips as Rogue check out our guide here. In addition all classes start off with Evade to help dive out of an attack, use it as often as you can as standing still for too long is a surefire way to end up dead. To stay alive, be sure to use your healing potion when needed and upgrade it when available since you start off with a potion cap of four and healing potions are a common drop there’s no reason to hoard or save them for emergencies. Once you feel comfortable with the class you should give World Tier 2 a chance, because it provides more experience - although be prepared to drop back down to 1 if you’re struggling.

You’ll level a little slower, but you’ll also spend less time being dead. If this is your first character and/or you’re not all that confident in your game skills yet you’ll want to start at World Tier 1 difficulty.

Getting started with a Rogue isn’t all that different from other classes and if this isn’t your first character you’ll be able to pick up the basics pretty quickly.īut if you’re not sure where to start, we have the tips you need to start leveling a Rogue in Diablo 4.

A dexterous class which weaves between enemies to deal harsh blows, the Rogue uses imbuements of Shadow, Frost, or Poison to control and hurt enemies, favoring precision over bursting to defeat the demons.

Diablo 4 Season 1 is nearly here and if you’ve decided to explore Sanctuary this time as a blade concealed in shadows or an archer defeating enemies from afar, you’ll want to play the Rogue.

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