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Diablo 4 Season 11 was met with considerable controversy on player forums even before its official launch. Some players appreciated the freshness of the new content, while others were dissatisfied with the adjustments made by the developers.

Dissatisfied players felt that D4 made too many content changes each season, meaning they had to relearn new game mechanics, while the tasks and storylines remained largely the same each season. This superficial change left them feeling bored.

However, in the months since its launch, Diablo 4 Season 11 has achieved something that previous seasons struggled with: maintaining player engagement for a longer period. This means that in this season, players weren’t just limited to completing tasks, but truly enjoyed the game.

Game Status

To date, Season 11 still maintains a player retention rate of approximately 50%-60% on Steam, and this data only includes Steam players. If we include players on Battle.net and console platforms, the actual number might be even higher. This is quite impressive for an ARPG game.

It’s worth noting that most ARPG seasons experience rapid player attrition. Even successful games like Path of Exile struggle to maintain player retention rates as impressive as Diablo 4 Season 11. So how did Diablo 4 achieve such a breakthrough?

What Changed the Game Experience?

There are several reasons. First, of course, the developers thoroughly refined the game system, both in form and content.

Unlike many modern ARPGs that are increasingly leaning towards abstract and systematic designs, Diablo 4 S11 not only continued the previous dark fantasy setting, elevating the overall aesthetic style, but also further deepened the storyline, making it stand out among ARPGs released during the same period.

Secondly, the early inclusion of Paladin class also revitalized the game. This powerful class was one of the main reasons many veteran players returned to the game this season, and it was even enough for players to forgive the developers’ commercial strategies for the new DLC.

Paladin certainly lived up to expectations, quickly becoming one of the best classes in the eyes of many players thanks to its outstanding performance in the game. The developers incorporated many ingenious and impactful skill designs into this classic class. For example, simply by wielding a Shield and casting Blessed Hammer, players can sweep through hordes of monsters, a level of overwhelming power unprecedented in previous seasons.

Furthermore, a new loot customization system called Sanctification, introduced in Diablo 4 Season 11, is another significant improvement for players.

It greatly enhances the power of Diablo 4 items; even if you collect some items or equipment of lower quality, you can simply use this system to strengthen them and obtain affixes that will significantly boost your character’s power.

Instead of directly giving powerful weapons to players, the developers allow players to strengthen their equipment through this system, giving them the motivation to continue farming for gear even after their build is complete, and allowing them to enjoy the process of gradually becoming stronger.

In addition to the in-depth updates to game content, the overall pace of Season 11 has also become faster and more streamlined. Players don’t need to grind through all the content to complete the season levels, nor do they feel like they’re just completing a checklist of tasks; instead, they can truly immerse themselves in the game.

Future Outlook

Although Diablo 4 Season 11 has done quite well in terms of game pace, monster-slaying experience, and new content direction, there are still many shortcomings.

Issues such as cluttered inventory and insufficient storage space remain common complaints among players. In this season, players also have to repeatedly farm four classic bosses between different tasks, which, even with revamped combat scenarios, can feel repetitive and tedious.

In addition, the combat mechanism of stacking skill points for every class and build in the game makes players feel that everything is the same. When players develop their characters to the point where skill cooldowns are negligible, even exploring high-difficulty tasks like The Pit and receiving rewards feels uninteresting.

Therefore, it seems that D4S11 is currently more suitable for players to explore various new characters and enjoy the process of constantly upgrading equipment. However, because the Paladin class is too powerful, the developers need to consider how to maintain Paladin’s unique charm while ensuring the competitiveness of other classes.

Although Diablo 4 Season 11 still has many shortcomings that confuse players, the existing adjustments, including the smooth action experience, the highly customizable system, the satisfying loot drops, and the well-balanced reward mechanism, allow players to forgive the current flaws. Because compared to minor flaws, players are more concerned about whether the core gameplay of the entire game is satisfying.

Despite constant complaints from the player community, it must be acknowledged that most players have given Season 11 high praise, and the high retention rate of this season has set a higher standard for future seasons of Diablo 4.

If the developers can retain the interesting game mechanics and systems from Season 11, and even optimize them further in Lord of Hatred, I believe that Diablo 4’s player retention rate will not stop there.

The new expansion pack, Lord of Hatred, will be released on April 28th. Let’s look forward to the arrival of this DLC.

In Diablo 4 Season 11, Paladin remains the most popular and widely used class among players, boasting powerful physical and Holy damage capable of one-shotting enemies.

Judgement Paladin build fully utilizes Paladin’s strong defensive capabilities and sustained damage output. This build is incredibly fast for clearing content, capable of completing The Pit in just over a minute. It’s one of the top-tier builds in terms of power.

Furthermore, this build continuously increases your damage output, making you stronger and stronger as you play. It can demonstrate absolute dominance in any environment.

This guide breaks down how to build a Judgement Paladin to help you perform better in the endgame.

Applicable Scenarios

Judgement Paladin build is designed for clearing maps and eliminating enemies. Whether facing hordes of low-level bosses or tackling challenging Helltide, Legion Events, The Pit, and Nightmare Dungeons, it can handle them with ease.

Advantages and Disadvantages

It can easily deliver effective and incredibly powerful damage, and thanks to skills like Fanaticism Aura and Bless Shield, it acts like a tireless bomber, automatically attacking enemies.

However, its drawbacks are also evident. This build requires high-level gear and skills, and because it requires actively judging enemies in the game, you need to frequently click skills to trigger the judgment. However, once you witness its powerful damage output, this minor flaw becomes insignificant.

How it Works?

The main skills of this build are Holy Bolt and Fanaticism Aura. In the game, you need to continuously cast Holy Bolt, which deals 90% damage to enemies; then use its modifier, Ricocheting Bolt, to trigger three bounces, thereby activating Shield of Justice, and using Bless Shield to detonate the judgment for additional damage output.

Bless Shield will also transform into an auto-targeting skill because of the synergy with other skills, detonating all targets within your surrounding area. After clearing the obstacles in your path, we then use Fanaticism Aura to deal high damage to bosses and kill them when necessary.

Gear

As the game progresses, your strength and damage will continuously increase due to skill upgrades. Therefore, when creating this endgame build, we no longer solely focus on maximizing damage, but prioritize stacking more speed to allow your build to cast skills faster.

For gear choices, we focus on speed for rings and gloves. That’s why we pick Seal of the Second Trumpet and Aspect of the Judicator, which reduce cooldowns and can occasionally deal double damage.

For armor, we chose Shroud of False Death, which provides double critical strike damage, and if you don’t deal damage for 2 seconds, it will also increase your movement speed by 40% on your next attack.

For the offhand, we chose Aspect of the Golden Hour, which makes your Judgment deal 100% extra damage and also trigger other skills. Here is the complete equipment list:

• Helm: Heir of Perdition
• Chest armor: Shroud of False Death
• Gloves: Aspect of the Judicator
• Pants: Aspect of the Indomitable
• Boots: Wildbolt Aspect
• Weapon: Griswold’s Opus
• Amulet: Aspect of Celestial Strife
• Ring 1: Argent Veil
• Ring 2: Seal of the Second Trumpet
• Offhand: Aspect of the Golden Hour

Seal of the Second Trumpet is relatively difficult to obtain compared to other equipment. You can repeatedly farm Ladder Bosses and Uber Bosses to obtain it, or you can find it in chests found in Helltide.

Skill Tree

For several important skills, we added Modifiers to increase your critical strike damage. For Fanaticism Aura, we added Enhanced Fanaticism and Rite of Vengeance; for Holy Bolt, we added Enhanced Holy Bolt and Ricocheting Bolt.

It’s also worth noting that if your Arbiter of Justice duration is shorter than its cooldown, you can invest more points in Dizzying Blow to gain more damage. This build requires constant attention to the duration and cooldowns of all your skills, as you need to stack more skills before the cooldown or duration ends. Here is the complete list of skills you need:

• Holy Bolt
• Fanaticism Aura
• Defiance Aura
• Purify
• Arbiter of Justice
• Bless Shield
• En Guarde
• Riposte
• Blessed Hammer
• Longevity
• Renewal
• The Best Offense
• Fortitude
• Consecration
• Spear of the Heavens
• Iron Sharpens Iron
• Righteousness
• Master Craftwork
• Shining Armor
• Judgement Day
• Dizzying Blow

Paragon Board

We need more attack speed and higher damage on Paragon Board, so Preacher is definitely the best choice. It increases your skill attack speed by 15% and increases your damage by 65%, so be sure to choose it. In addition, Castle, Shield Bearer, Exploit, and Endure can further increase your damage on top of your existing skills.

Besides Paragon Nodes, we have also added Paragon Glyphs to this build. The nodes surrounding Glyphs usually provide more damage.

Here are Paragon Glyphs I recommend. The upgrade order doesn’t matter much, but first upgrade them to level 15, then upgrade each Glyph to level 46, and finally upgrade them to level 100. This will complete your Judgement Paladin build.

• Spirit
• Judicator
• Law
• Canny
• Imbiber

This concludes the introduction to Judgement Paladin build, including its uses, advantages and disadvantages, and the required equipment and skill points. Although it requires many and complex Diablo 4 items, believe me, it’s well worth trying in D4 Season 11!

In Diablo 4 Season 11, Auradin Paladin build has showcased an incredibly rich and diverse range of playstyles, giving rise to multiple different build directions, ranging from high-survivability defensive configurations to explosive, high-damage output combinations.

In my opinion, Charge Auradin build is the strongest. Its core mechanic revolves around Shield Charge skill, which can deal astonishing damage: a single charge can inflict trillions of damage, and under ideal conditions, even higher peaks, making it the top build in Season 11 for map clearing efficiency and boss killing ability.

More importantly, this build replaces the basic movement skill with Shield Charge, meaning that every movement you make in the game delivers a high-damage impact. You don’t need to press any other keys for special actions; you achieve efficient damage output simply by moving.

Moreover, Charge Auradin build distinguishes itself from other Auradin variants thanks to its outstanding versatility and consistency, enabling it to stay dominant in virtually any in-game scenario. It is an essential build for Diablo 4 players looking for a top-tier gameplay experience. This guide will break down its setup in detail.

How it Works?

Charge Auradin build shares similarities with other classic Auradin builds because it combines runes to summon a pack of wolves and a mercenary to increase multiple sources of damage. Simultaneously, we combine this with Holy Light Aura, causing our character to passively emit light, dealing even more damage to enemies.

And thanks to Shield Charge and Relentless Charge attribute bonuses, combined with unique rings, this build is incredibly durable while maintaining extreme damage output.

However, this build requires Mythic Uniques, which you need to obtain by completing high-difficulty tasks in D4S11. If you don’t have Mythic Uniques yet, don’t worry, we’ve also prepared an alternative build for your reference.

Core Build

Because Charge Auradin build’s damage increases with attack speed, we prioritize stacking a large amount of attack speed to deliver devastating blows to enemies.

Gear (Mythic Endgame)

For equipment, we use Dawnfire gloves to enhance the power of Holy Light Aura, increasing the chance of dealing double damage. We also use Heir of Perdition to increase critical hit damage by 60%. Most importantly, Ring of Starless Skies is one of the best sources of attack speed in the game. And thanks to the bonuses from Shield Charge and Relentless Charge, it can also provide this build with a 50% multiplicative damage increase.

However, it’s worth noting that this ring is difficult to obtain; you only have a chance to get it or other Diablo 4 items by defeating Duriel, King of Maggots. Besides this, you will need the following equipment:

• Helm: Heir of Perdition
• Chest armor: Shroud of False Death
• Gloves: Dawnfire
• Pants: Aspect of the Indomitable
• Boots: Wildbolt Aspect
• Weapon: Griswold’s Opus
• Amulet: Aspect of Proselytizing
• Ring 1: Ring of Starless Skies
• Ring 2: Aspect of Holy Punishment
• Offhand: Herald of Zakarum

Gear (No Mythic Endgame)

To maximize the damage of Holy Light Aura, we choose Dawnfire and Griswold’s Opus. This way, when enemies die within the aura, the damage dealt by Dawnfire is increased by another 50%. Herald of Zakarum also provides you with an additional 50% strength and extra damage bonus. Besides the above equipment, you will need to supplement with the following:

• Helm: Aspect of Loyalty
• Chest armor: Aspect of Disobedience
• Gloves: Dawnfire
• Pants: Aspect of the Indomitable
• Boots: Wildbolt Aspect
• Weapon: Griswold’s Opus
• Amulet: Aspect of Proselytizing
• Ring 1: Accelerating Aspect
• Ring 2: Aspect of Holy Punishment
• Offhand: Herald of Zakarum

Paragon Board

First, we choose Castle, which effectively converts defense into attack power. This means that the armor you accumulate will not only reduce damage taken but also increase attack strength through Castle. Secondly, Beacon is important; when our wolves and mercenaries are within the aura, the damage you deal is increased by 90%.

In addition to the selection of Legendary Nodes, we also need to upgrade all the selected Paragon Glyphs to level 100. Below are the complete Legendary Nodes and Paragon Glyphs; be sure to pay attention to their order to ensure you don’t make any mistakes during the upgrade process.

Legendary Nodes

• Castle
• Shield Bearer
• Preacher
• Beacon

Paragon Glyphs

• Spirit
• Judicator
• Canny
• Exploit
• Challenger

Skill Trees (Mythic Endgame)

Because we chose Castle in Paragon Board, which allows for more damage output through armor, we’ve selected skills with more armor attributes, such as En Garde, which increases armor by 30% and block chance by 15%.

Besides some active skills, our key passive skill is Coat of Arms, which provides a significant damage bonus based on our armor and block capabilities. In addition to the two important skills mentioned above, you will need the following active skills:

• Holy Bolt
• En Garde
• Holy Light Aura
• Defiance Aura
• Fanaticism Aura
• Shield Charge
• The Best Offense
• Resolute
• Crack in the Armor
• Righteousness

Skill Trees (No Mythic Endgame)

To compensate for the lack of Mythic Uniques, we need to add Modifiers to the three Aura skills to enhance damage. For Holy Light Aura, we need to add Enhanced Holy Light and Rite of Mercy; for Defiance Aura, add Enhanced Defiance and Rite of Might; and for Fanaticism Aura, add Enhanced Fanaticism and Rite of Vengeance.

Besides these additional Modifiers, here are all the active skills you need:

• En Garde
• Holy Bolt
• Holy Light Aura
• Defiance Aura
• Fanaticism Aura
• Shield Charge
• Resolute
• The Best Offense

That’s the complete Auradin Paladin build, boasting incredible damage and unbelievable survivability. Its smooth and fluid performance in the game will surely surprise you. We hope you enjoy using it and achieve great results!

Capstone Dungeons, a special type of Dungeon in Diablo 4, are not like regular or Nightmare Dungeons with randomized content. Instead, ir difficulty, layout, enemies, and objectives are all fixed. They are designed by the game developers to test whether players have the strength to challenge higher difficulty content.

Although Capstone Dungeons were removed in previous seasons because of their excessive difficulty, they have returned with the introduction of Paladin, the strongest class in Diablo 4’s history. However, they are no longer tied to difficulty levels, but are used to unlock higher seasonal ranks and reward skill points and Paragon points.

This guide will introduce the six Capstone Dungeons in Diablo 4 Season 11 and guide you on how to complete them.

Vault of the Crucible

Vault of the Crucible is located in Kehjistan and is a prerequisite for unlocking Season Rank 2. Here is its basic information and completion rewards:

Requirement:

• Hard difficulty

Monster Level:

• 30

Unlocks:

• Season Rank II

Objectives:

• Enter Gateway
• Collect Animus from Animus Carriers
• Deposit Animus into Animus Urn
• Defeat Demonic Automaton
• Travel to Scorching Furnace
• Slay Barrier Wardens x3
• Travel to Besieged Vault
• Slay Enemies
• Travel to Curator’s Forge
• Defeat Curator

Rewards:

• Skill Points x2
• Smoldering Ashes x1
• Seasonal Rewards

Vault of the Crucible is the first Capstone Dungeon in D4S11. It looks similar to other dungeons. However, when you approach Scorching Furnace, you will receive a warning that “the area is swelteringly hot” and will continuously take heat damage.

To counter this mechanic, you need to go to Ice Aegises to be protected from heat damage. To ensure player safety, Ice Aegises will continue to protect you for 10 seconds after you leave. Of course, if your Life on Hit or Life on Kill attributes are high, you can ignore the heat damage and continue.

To complete Vault of the Crucible, you must defeat the dungeon’s final boss, Curator. It attacks with a large scythe, and when its health is reduced to half, it will summon a Demonic Automaton to assist it.

However, there are two Ice Aegises in Curator’s room, so this fight is not very difficult. Defeating Curator and Demonic Automaton will complete this Capstone Dungeon.

Hellish Descent

Hellish Descent is located in Wailing Hills of Scosglen. It is a prerequisite for unlocking Season Rank 3. Here is its basic information and completion rewards:

Requirement:

• Penitent difficulty

Monster Level:

• 50

Unlocks:

• Season Rank III
• Pit
• Tower

Objectives:

• Slay Door Wardens: x3
• Defeat Hellfire Adherent
• Travel to Hunting Ground
• Charge Sacrificial Altars: x3
• Find and Enter Summoned Hell Breach
• Destroy Demonic Corruption: x3
• Travel to Sanctum of Hatred
• Defeat Xol’noct
• Defeat Tordak

Rewards:

• Skill Points x2
• Smoldering Ashes x1
• Seasonal Rewards

Before entering Capstone Dungeons, Burning Butchers will continuously spawn on the map, and you will be constantly attacked by them. To fill the altars, you need to lure enemies into the red circles and kill them; otherwise, it won’t count towards your progress.

When you reach Hellish Descent, continuous meteor showers will inflict fire damage, so it’s best to increase your fire resistance before entering. The final boss of this level is Elias. After defeating him, you can unlock Season Rank 3 and subsequent Capstone Dungeons.

Enclave of Darkness

Enclave of Darkness is located in Westering Lowlands of Scosglen. You can reach it by walking from Firebreak Manor to Donan’s Storehouse, or by using the season rank tab. This level is a prerequisite for unlocking Season Rank 4. Below is its basic information and completion rewards:

Requirement:

• Torment I difficulty

Monster Level:

• Pit Tier 15

Unlocks:

• Season Rank IV

Objectives:

• Travel to First Khazra Outpost
• Destroy Sacrificial Flesh x3
• Defeat Malgoth
• Enter Unknown Portal
• Slay Door Wardens x3
• Travel to Bastion of Darkness
• Charge Soul Siphons x3
• Slay Khazra Defenders x3
• Travel to Coliseum of Shadows
• Defeat Entwined Souls

Rewards:

• Paragon Points x4
• Smoldering Ashes x1
• Seasonal Rewards

Due to the pitch-black darkness inside Enclave of Darkness, navigation is very difficult. To see your way forward, you need to interact with the illuminators in different areas of the map. They are usually blue, but only provide light for 20 seconds.

In the final battle, you will encounter Dorfnast and Telsyan. Their room has three lights, which you need to light simultaneously to see and attack them. Upon completing this dungeon, in addition to the regular rewards, you will also receive Season Rank Laurel.

Den of the Apostate

Located in Southern Expanse of Kehjistan, Den of the Apostate is a prerequisite for unlocking Season Rank 5. Below is its basic information and completion rewards:

Requirement:

• Torment II difficulty

Monster Level:

• Pit Tier 30

Unlocks:

• Season Rank V

Objectives:

• Destroy Tempest Altars x3
• Travel to Tempest’s Respite
• Defeat Enthralled Specter
• Travel to Perilous Passage (aka Chaotic Passage)
• Slay Barrier Wardens x3
• Travel to Perilous Passage (aka Balfour’s Den)
• Slay Tormented Druids x3
• Travel to Profaned Altars
• Defeat Balfour, Disciple of Airidah

Rewards:

• Paragon Points x4
• Smoldering Ashes x1
• Seasonal Rewards

This Capstone Dungeon doesn’t have any special mechanics compared to the previous ones; you simply fight Rift Fiends and Warp Hounds. As long as your equipment is properly configured, you can easily defeat them. However, the ultimate boss is Balfour, Disciple of Airidah, located in a room with 3 Tempest Altars.

Every time you reduce Balfour’s health by one-third, the altar will release 2 Tormented Druids and a Chaos Bringer. Defeating these elite and champion monsters weakens the altar’s energy. To successfully complete this dungeon, you must defeat both Balfour and all three altars simultaneously.

Upon completing Den of the Apostate, you will also receive Paragon Points and a Smoldering Ashes, which can be used to enhance your character’s abilities.

Breach of Sin

Breach of Sin is located in Southern Expanse of Dry Steppes. Completing this quest will grant you Season Rank 6. Here is its basic information and completion rewards:

Requirement:

• Torment III difficulty

Monster Level:

• Pit Tier 45

Unlocks:

• Season Rank VI

Objectives:

• Destroy Demon Gates x3
• Travel to Dominion of Sin
• Destroy Demon Gate
• Defeat Azmodan

Rewards:

• Paragon Points x4
• Smoldering Ashes x1
• Seasonal Rewards

In this Dungeon, you must destroy 4 Demon Gates before facing the final boss, Azmodan. During this time, you can ignore the enemies blocking your path to Demon Gates, as damaging them does not count towards the quest objectives.

When you destroy the last Demon Gate, Azmodan will appear and unleash large fire effects, attacking you with its legs. Therefore, you must keep moving and deplete its health as much as possible. Defeating it completes Breach of Sin.

Echo of Hatred

Echo of Hatred is located in Fractured Peaks. You can find it near Nevesk Waypoint in Desolate Highlands of Fractured Peaks. Here is its basic information and completion rewards:

Requirement:

• Torment I difficulty

Objectives:

• Approach Throne
• Defeat Echo of Lilith

Reward:

• Resplendent Spark

Echo of Hatred is one of the most difficult Capstone Dungeons in Diablo 4 Season 11. Before challenging it, you need to enhance your movement speed and immunity attributes to be fully prepared.

When entering Echo of Hatred labyrinth, you must first head north and cross several bridges to find the throne room, where you will face the ultimate boss, Lilith. She is the ultimate enemy in Diablo 4, possessing immense attack power and health. You will need to defeat her in two phases to overcome her.

In the first phase, Lilith will create Blood Blisters and generate Blood Orbs around them. You must avoid these Blood Orbs, as they will inflict debuffs on you. Towards the end of this phase, Lilith will summon Oppressors to assist her, but these Oppressors have low health, so defeating them shouldn’t be a problem.

In the second phase, Lilith will generate four Blood Pools, which will continuously produce Blood Orbs. Besides avoiding these Blood Orbs, you must also dodge Lilith’s various attacks. At this point, movement speed bonuses become very important. While constantly moving, you need to continuously attack Lilith until you defeat her.

Defeating Lilith for the first time with a character will reward you with a Resplendent Spark, which is crucial for crafting Mythic Uniques. 

With this, you have completed all Capstone Dungeons in Diablo 4 Season 11. We hope this guide has been helpful to you in the game.

Diablo 4 Season 11 is already in its mid-to-late stages, and many players are building stronger builds to level up and earn rewards more effectively. In my gaming experience, Zenith Paladin is definitely the most satisfying Paladin build this season. Although many players might overlook its potential because of its less aggressive skill casting rhythm, its actual capabilities are undeniable.

Zenith Paladin in Diablo 4 can hit multiple targets, triggering chain reactions and allowing for efficient clearing of entire areas and bosses in a short time. It can also reset its own cooldowns, enabling a near-continuous damage output cycle, greatly improving the continuity and rhythm of combat.

This build demands a high level of player skill. Once you delve into and master its core gameplay mechanics, you’ll find that this build excels in map clearing efficiency, monster clearing speed, and dungeon progression.

Mastering Zenith Paladin will allow you to achieve higher levels and more rewards by the end of the season. So, how do you build this build? This guide will tell you.

Core Build

Zenith Paladin’s configuration is simple and easy to obtain. Every piece of equipment and skill revolves around the burst damage and sustained combat capabilities of Zenith skill, ensuring efficient monster clearing speed against Helltides or final bosses. Below are the required items.

Gear

• Helm: Heir of Perdition
• Chest armor: Shroud of False Death
• Gloves: Revelator’s Runic Gloves
• Pants: Runic Leggings of the Indomitable
• Boots: Flickerstep
• Weapon: Griswold’s Opus
• Amulet: Ocelot’s Eye of Zealot’s Covenant
• Ring 1: Soulwatch Hoop of Utmost Glory
• Ring 2: Soulwatch Hoop of Jacques’ Fervor
• Offhand: Bone Shield of Apogeic Furor

It’s worth noting that the boots option can be diversified; any will do. However, if you want your build to have the shortest cooldowns and continuously deal damage to monsters, Flickerstep, which reduces cooldowns, is essential.

However, these boots are obtained through boss battles. If you don’t have Flickerstep yet but want the complete build, you can buy Diablo 4 Items from EZG.com to complete your equipment.

In addition, choosing different upgrade skills can also change how Zenith Paladin operates. Here, I recommend Empyrean Edge, which automatically weakens enemies and provides you with a greatly increased critical hit chance, allowing you to concentrate fire and eliminate key targets in a short time.

Skill Trees

Besides some basic skill configurations, I also want to emphasize some more special skills. First is Aegis, which provides 100% block rate for 4 seconds. If your current block rate isn’t very high, you can use this skill to enhance the effect of Aspect of the Indomitable.

Another skill is Falling Star. If Aegis is on cooldown and you want to escape a difficult situation, this skill is a great auxiliary movement skill.

In addition, you need to unlock the following skills:

• Zealot
• Defiance Aura
• Fanaticism Aura
• Holy Light Aura
• Zenith

Paragon Board

Paragon Board is only unlocked after the player reaches level 60, so make sure your level is already 60. We don’t have many changes here; the following are the 5 panels you need to use:

• Start (Spirit): Increases critical hit damage against enemies by 4.4%
• Castle (Chip): Increases damage taken by enemies by 1%-15%, lasting up to 15 seconds
• Relentless (Feverous): Increases damage dealt by 5%
• Preacher (Outmatch): Adds a 60% bonus to all nodes in the area
• Shield Bearer (Honed): Increases critical hit skill damage by 7.1%

Usage Scenarios

Based on Zenith Paladin’s exceptional mobility, this build’s flexibility in Diablo 4 Season 11 is far superior to other Paladin builds, and even more advantageous in certain scenarios. It can not only efficiently clear maps but also utilize frequent movement to avoid damage in boss battles.

The above are the core build and usage scenarios for Zenith Paladin. This build not only has consistent output capabilities but can also unleash a large amount of damage in a short time.

Most importantly, its movement is extremely fluid, allowing for higher damage hit rates. If you want to better control the pace of combat in the game, then this is a build you must try at the end of the season. Use it in the game and experience a different kind of smooth gameplay!