Sorceress

Surviving in Diablo 4 can be a tricky thing sometimes, but your Sorcerer is actually well-equipped for the task — provided you know what to do.

Diablo 4 launches this afternoon at 4pm pacific, and if you're still deciding what to play, we're here to help.

The Sorcerer class in Diablo 4 is a spellcaster specialized in lightning, fire, and frost magic, usually flung at enemies from a distance.

Many of us have had the chance to try out Diablo 4’s classes in the recent beta tests, and we probably all have our favorites.

The spellcaster archetype has always existed in the Diablo series, but there are a few more differences between Diablo 4 Sorcerers and Diablo 3 Wizards than just the name.

Hi, I'm Matthew Rossi, and you may know me from such posts as my recurring what's the best class to play in Season X of Diablo 3 posts, where I just say Barbarian over and over again.

Before I saw the Diablo 4: What's Next? video during BlizzConline, I was of the opinion -- based on what was said at BlizzCon 2019 -- that we would be getting five playable classes for Diablo 4 in total.

We know that Diablo 4 is going to have some unique mechanics for each class, which is pretty awesome -- the Arsenal system for Barbarians allows them to switch between a massive two-handed club, a sword, even two weapons based on the situation, while the upcoming Enchantment system for Sorceress characters lets them place certain skills in a special Enchantment slot and transform an active skill into a passive proc.

Game Director Luis Barriga has given us a lot to mull over in the latest Diablo 4 development update.

After a nearly 20-year-long hiatus, the Druid is back in the hands of players for Diablo 4 and was one of three classes in the floor demo at this year's BlizzCon.