In terms of PvE updates, there’s a new mode called The Helliquary where eight players can team up to take on challenging raid bosses. Alongside these PvP changes, there’s a wave of new general gameplay additions meant to further provide goals for those in the end-game, such as item sets and enhanced item drops for those who progress their paragon level. There’s also an additional PvP update coming in the form of the Battleground Ladder, which will act as a ranking system where competitive players will be able to see how they fare versus the rest of the community. Those who win the Rite of Exile are able to proceed to a large PvP battle where one player takes the form of a powerful immortal who must fend off 30 other players, all looking to take them out. In this update, players will be able to come together to form a Dark House and battle against other player-made Dark Houses in the Rite of Exile. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. This returning class was first introduced in Diablo 2, and allows players to control the forces of the dead and use them to ravage enemies in their path.

The Necromancer is a newly added class to Diablo Immortal, one of the six that will be available on launch.

This beta is set to last for “just under three months”. These changes include a new Necromancer class, some new PvE game modes, an PvP mode that pits groups of players against immortals, and controller support.

The Diablo Immortal closed beta has gone live alongside multiple significant changes and gameplay additions made to the game that drastically alter the experience those invited to the beta will have.

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