This guide will teach you to master the Blizzard Sorc in all aspects of the game, from leveling to selecting end-game equipment for adventures in Hell and beyond, helping you survive the greatest threats Diablo and his lieutenants have to offer. As a key part of every build, gamers should know exactly which hireling to use than this guide makes that decision much more informed.This Wowhead class build guide covers the Blizzard spec for the Sorceress class, also known as the Blizzard Sorc, updated for Patch 2.7 & Ladder Season 4 in Diablo II: Resurrected. The entries have been reordered and rewritten to reflect these findings. Now that gamers have been testing this for over two decades, there is finally some degree of consensus over which hirelings are good and which ones fall flat. Back when players hadn't thoroughly tested the extent of speed runs, there was a good deal of controversy about which hireling was the best. Updated on December 15th, 2021 by Hodey Johns: Given the release of Diablo 2: Resurrected, it was time to revisit this guide, which was written a while ago. However, for newcomers out there, just which Hirelings stood out among the rest? Moreover, players had the option to interchange Hirelings throughout their journey - adding a lot of versatility in the process. After all, players had to decide whether they needed a long-ranged specialist or a melee expert for their skirmishes. Interestingly, Hirelings added another dimension to gameplay in Diablo 2: Resurrectedrelease. RELATED: Diablo 2: Resurrected - How To Build The "Hammerdin" Hammer Paladin Unlike what some players expect, they never fought the Prime Evils alone in this hit sequel to Blizzard's gothic horror Diablo franchise. Fans of Diablo 2: Resurrectedwould fondly remember their battles with their Hirelings against the Prime Evils and the Burning Hells.
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