There are many endgame setups in Diablo 2 Resurrected Ladder, and with the Sundering Charms added in Ladder Season 2, some of the builds have shifted. More unique builds have become possible, while some builds remained strong or have become even stronger. Here is the endgame for the Frost Nova Sorceress.

Basically, the Frost Nova build requires at least 92 skill points, so you'll be done by Lv 80. However, it's not over, as you'll need to distribute additional skill points on Cold Mastery depending on how many additional skills you have from your equipment. If you've made -195% to enemy cold resistance, use your remaining skill points on Energy Shield or Warmth. The reason you master Telekinesis is that it's a valuable synergy skill for the Energy Shield.

Energy Shield is a unique skill in Diablo 2. When the Energy Shield is activated, all damage is filtered through your mana. Some damage will be absorbed, and only a portion of the damage will affect your health. This is a great advantage for the Sorceress as she isn't as tanky as other characters, but the biggest advantage of the Energy Shield is that you don't need to think about all the resist stats. The only resist stat that matters is Poison Resist, which drains your HP slowly.

Gears

Helm: Nightwing's Veil / Harlequin Crest

Weapon: Death Fathom / Heart of the Oak (KoVexPulThul) / Doom (HelOhmLumLoCham)

Shield: Spirit (TalThulOrtAmn)

Armor: Chains of Honor (DolUmBerIst) / Skin of the Vipermagi / Ormus'Robe

Gloves: Magefist / Trang-Oul's Claws / Frostburn

Belt: Arachnid Mesh / Snowclash

Boots: War Traveler / Rare resist boots w/ poison length reduction

Amulet: Mara's Kaleidoscope / Magic +3 Cold skill+FCR(+10%) amulet / Crafted FCR(+20%) +2 skill amulet

Rings: Stone of Jordan / Bul-Kathos' Wedding Band / Rare FCR ring

Swap: Call to Arms (AmnRalMalIstOhm) & Spirit (TalThulOrtAmn)

Cold spell Sorceresses share the same equipment build, as their goal is to maximize the damage of their spells. As the Cold Mastery skill reduces enemy cold resistances, it goes perfectly with the Sundered Charm: Cold Rupture. Due to Cold Mastery and Cold Rupture, the build is powerful even without the aforementioned equipment, but it is quite expensive to set up the endgame builds as the D2R Ladder Items supply doesn't meet the demand.

Stats
All stats should go to Energy as long as you can wear all the equipment. Since you'll need to equip the Spirit Monarch on your off-hand, you'll need 156 Strength, including all the additional stats from Hellfire Torch, Annihilus, and other equipment. You can invest some stats on Vitality for more stability, but keep it to a minimum.

Mercenaries
Act 2 Holy Freeze / Prayer
Helm: Andariel's Visage / Tal Rasha's Horadric Crest / Vampire Gaze / Crown of Thieves

Armor: Fortitude (ElSolDolLo) / Treachery (ShaelThulLem) / Gloom (FalUmPul)

Weapon: Insight (RalTirTalSol on Polearm)

There are several choices for the helms and armors, but Andariel's Visage and Fortitude should always be your no.1 choice. The additional attack speed and life steal from Andariel's Visage, and the enhanced damage from Fortitude is too big to ignore. Make sure you make a socket on Andariel's Visage to equip a Ral rune or a jewel with +30% fire resist and 15% attack speed to make up for the -30% fire resist.

Aside from weapons, trinkets are arguably the most exciting and impressive gear upgrades available in all of Wrath of the Lich King Classic. The combination of the on-use effects on some trinkets alongside huge procs (procedurally generated effects) on others makes trinkets especially memorable items due to the way they augment your character.

In modern times, you may wait to fire off some of your most important abilities until all of your trinkets have already gone off. One such example of this is Unholy Death Knights unleashing their gargoyle pet after all of their trinkets and cooldowns have been triggered in order to provide the pet with an utterly ridiculous damage boost.

Grim Toll
Grim Toll is a strange item during phase one in many regards. However, it is also one of the very few items that maintains its usefulness into phase two. Due to the way armor penetration works, Grim Toll becomes an incredible on-use trinket once more armor penetration gear becomes available with the release of Ulduar.

Until that time though, Grim Toll is a great trinket for any DPS that relies on armor penetration to increase damage in later tiers, but it's not necessarily the best trinket available at the moment. Consequently, securing this item early will pay dividends later, as it becomes a much more contested trinket.

Soul Preserver
Despite coming in at only blue rarity, do not need too much WOTLK Classic Gold, Soul Preserver is still the best in slot trinket for most healers in Wrath including Holy Paladins, Holy Priests, Restoration Druids, and Restoration Shamans. It only comes with a two percent chance to reduce the mana value of your next healing spell cast, but when you're firing off spells like a magic machine gun, it triggers a lot more often than you might expect.

When looking at this item, it's important to consider that a larger mana pool effectively increases the amount of healing a single healer is capable of putting out. Thankfully, this item is easily obtained from the last boss in the normal Culling of Stratholme dungeon.

Figurine - Monarch Crab
Yet another trinket that's fairly easy to get your hands on if you've taken the right profession is the Monarch Crab. This is the best in slot trinket for all tanks in phase one. If you plan on primarily tanking, you should plan on picking up Jewelcrafting as well.

Aside from providing a large amount of stamina and gem sockets, Monarch Crab's on-use effect makes for a great additional emergency cooldown. If we're being honest, tanks can never have enough of those.

Darkmoon Card: Greatness
A reward for handing in the Nobles Deck at the Darkmoon Faire, Darkmoon Card: Greatness is the best in slot trinket for the majority of character classes and specs, all the way up until phase three of Wrath. This is due to the card's availability in multiple forms that are useful for strength, agility, and intellect-based classes. The good news is that you can purchase one of these bad boys right out of trade chat.

The bad news is that they're going for anywhere from six to 8000 gold depending on the server and time of the month. If you are interested in picking one up, they are likely to be the cheapest right after the Darkmoon Faire leaves town for the month, as players won't be able to cash in their decks until the following month when the Faire returns. If you're interested in pushing the bounds of what your character is capable of in raid environments, you should prioritize grabbing your Darkmoon Card as soon as possible. It's no overstatement to say that this is the single most important item for most, if not all, classes interested in wielding it, better get to farming.

As one of the most popular MMORPG in the world, WoW Dragonflight as the latest expension brings lots of updates and interesting in-game content. It is important for player to choose a good spec, otherwise your game experiences would not be as funny as your wish, so today I would like to introduce some specs may not powerful so far.

Playing as one of these specializations is going to be a challenge for most players. Their damage is low for both AoE and Single-Target and other specs would likely provide more utility or just the fact that their damage is higher would mean faster kills.

Arms Warrior
Arms Warriors are unfortunately lacking due to having to choose between Single-Target or AoE. For this reason, depending on their build choice, they excel on some fights but fall a bit behind in other fights. View this as you will, but it does mean less flexibility in many situations.

Their damage has been consistent in the Beta, but they rely on Windfury Totem from Enhancement Shamans to be worth bringing.

Arcane Mage
Arcane Mages do get a buff from a utility perspective by being able to spec into Dragon's Breath and/or Blast Wave. This specialization still lags behind Fire in terms of overall damage, even though they have some improved single-target burst damage.

The one thing that really sets Arcane back a lot is the lack of mobility and needing to hard cast all their spells. This ranks them much lower on the list and they really suffer in a fast-paced Mythic+ setting.

Frost DK
Frost Death Knights gameplay has not changed much since Shadowlands, but with the new talent system revamp, there are many ways to customize and improve the builds. Breath of Sindragosa synergizes with some other talents to keep its uptime up even longer, which means more sustained high damage periods while it is active. All this to say they are great at cleave damage, but poor at Single Target.

Affliction Warlock
Affliction Warlocks, despite seeing ridiculous numbers in Shadowlands Pre-Patch, are near the bottom due to only excelling at AoE. They will not likely be amazing in Mythic+, as their single-target damage is going to be severely lacking in their AoE build.

Survival Hunter
Survival Hunters are not dealing great damage in either AoE or single target currently, and have to attack in melee range. They do not offer much utility to the group compared to a lot of other specializations, especially after the talent overhaul.

If you enjoy the gameplay of this spec, go for it and hope it improves, but if you are looking to top the meters as a hunter in Dragonflight, move on to Beast Mastery.

MM Hunter
Marksmanship Hunters are at the bottom of the tier list. Their skill ceiling can be very high and therefore usually a harder specialization to master. They do offer some good burst damage with Careful Aim for the beginning of encounters, but that's about it. They also don't have really anything to provide good survivability and utility.

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Today we comb through all of the specializations for every class in World of Warcraft: Dragonflight to predict who will come out on top for the launch of the new expansion. This DPS Tier list is based on the Dragonflight Beta but will be continuously updated as the game will likely see more balance changes in the near future. Now that some features from Shadowlands are going away we can get an accurate picture of how classes will perform in Mythic+ and Raids in Dragonflight proper.

Those specs below are the Best DPS Specs in Dragonflight for Raids and Dungeons are going to be at the top of the damage meters in practically every encounter, both in Single Target and Multi-Target, and they provide important utilities for the group.

Havoc DH
Havoc Demon Hunters have changed their gameplay style up quite a bit since Shadowlands with the revamp of the talent trees. Their middle-of-the-pack damage has been considerably buffed since the last expansion and therefore will likely do more damage than before.

From the testing on the Dragonflight Beta, we believe it will be a top spec for both Mythic+ and Raids. They provide really great utility with Chaos Brand and Darkness and have great survivability with Netherwalk

Windwalker Monk
Windwalker Monks have been dominating the DPS meters in season 4 of Shadowlands and we don't expect that to stop. Most of their core gameplay remains intact and even becomes faster with the Pre-Patch changes to the talent system.

They mostly excel in AoE situations and therefore are expected to be amazing in Mythic+ content, while they have also received a buff to their single-target damage vs. Shadowlands. The utility they provide is Mystic Touch, Generous Pour, and Close to Heart. They also have great survivability with Touch of Karma, Fortifying Brew, Dampen Harm, and Diffuse Magic

Outlaw Rogue
Outlaw Rogues are looking quite strong from a DPS perspective so far, with the focus of their damage largely being Single-target. The best outlaw rogues are currently beating out assassination rogues on the DPS meters, but the skill ceiling seems to be pretty high with the outlaw specialization. You really need to be able to keep up with hitting all the right skills at the right time to maintain high levels of performance, which perhaps takes this specialization down a notch for the average player.

The outlaw rogue does gain a ton of flexibility with the new talent revamp, gaining the option to take a lot more talents than have ever been possible in the past. They provide the Atrophic Posion debuff and have a lot of various survivability cooldowns at their disposal.

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