Diablo 4 DLC: How To Get Rakanoth’s Wake And Harmony Of Ebewaka Uniques?

In 2.2.0 PTR released on March 11, I believe that players must have learned about the new powers in Season 8. The theme of Season 8 will be Boss Power! That’s right, when you defeat Bosses, in addition to gold, materials, and equipment, you will also gain their powers! This news is much more shocking than Witch Power! This time Boss Powers and Witch Powers are somewhat similar but different in detail. Any Boss killed in Sanctuary will grant you a Boss Power. Magic Powers Powers can be obtained at any difficulty. Lair Boss Powers are unlocked by defeating them at Torment 1 or higher. Boss Powers There are a total of 24 Boss Powers in Season 8, which are divided into three qualities: Magic Powers: 10 Rare Powers: 9 Legendary Powers: 5 Players can only carry 1 Boss Power and 3 modifiers at a time. All 24 Boss Powers can be used as primary powers or modifiers. Primary Boss Powers work by enhancing the abilities of your class. Modifiers are used to amplify Boss Powers. These Boss Powers will be a great help when farming Diablo 4 Gold, exploring dungeons, or challenging The Pit. Legendary Powers Andariel’s Flaming Skull Source: Andariel, Maiden of Anguish. Main: After standing for 1 second, summon a skull for 4 seconds that spins around you and spews flames, burning enemies for 1,200% damage over 3 seconds. Modifier: Damage over time effects that burn enemies deal 21% more damage. For 5 seconds after activating Main Boss Power, all your other attacks will burn enemies for 1,800% damage over 3 seconds. Belial’s Eye Beams Source: Belial, Lord of Lies. Main: After drinking a healing potion, gain 75% damage reduction for 2 seconds and summon eye beams that corrupt enemies for 1,750% damage over 3.5 seconds. Your healing potions will then become inactive for 5 seconds. You can drink healing potions at full health. Modifier: Activate your main Boss power to gain 2 seconds of unbreakable Stealth. While Stealth, you deal 11% [x] more Overpower Damage. Duriel’s Burrow Source: Duriel, King of Maggots. Main: You now burrow underground when you Evade, incapacitating nearby enemies for 5 seconds and dealing 200% damage when you enter and leave. While burrowed, you deal 200% damage every 0.25 seconds. Evade’s cooldown is increased by 4 seconds, and Evade’s cooldown reduction effect is 50%. Modifier: Activating your main Boss power increases your chance to dodge by 21% [+] for 2 seconds. Whenever you dodge an attack, you incapacitate nearby enemies for 3 seconds. Lilith’s Wind Of Hate Source: Echo of Lilith. Main: When casting a skill, attack enemies with a spike wave that lasts for 2 seconds, dealing 250% physical damage. Each time Wind of Hate hits an enemy, enemies take 60% [x] more damage, up to a maximum of 300% [x]. Modifier: Hitting an elite enemy with the main Boss power creates a Blister Clone with 10% of their maximum health for 15 seconds. Killing a Blister removes 5.25% of Elite’s health. Elites can have up to 3 Blisters active at once, excluding World Bosses. Harbinger Of Hatred’s Volley Source: Harbinger of Hatred. Main: After damaging a vulnerable enemy, fire a piercing projectile for 1.3 seconds that deals 400% Fire damage and applies Vulnerability. Deal 40% [x] bonus damage to vulnerable enemies. Modifier: Casting a basic skill at max resources consumes all resources, making all nearby enemies vulnerable. Activating the main Boss power increases vulnerability by 11% [x] for 5 seconds. Rare Powers Beast in the Ice’s Sleet Source: Beast in the Ice. Primary: After casting 3 skills that apply crowd control or stagger effects, fire a hail spike that deals 800% Cold damage and Freezes enemies for 2 seconds. Modifier: your main Boss power now Freezes enemies, and it damages by 2.5% [x]. Belial’s Crystal Decoy Source: Belial Lair Ambush. Main: When you cast an Agility, Defensive, or Macabre skill, a crystal is created that taunts enemies and explodes after 3 seconds for 600% Shadow damage. Modifier: Activating your main Boss power causes nearby enemies to be feared for 0.75 seconds and deal 50% Shadow damage to them. Varshan’s Life Steal Source: Echo of Varshan. Main: Whenever you lose 25% of your maximum health, attach a life steal beam to attackers, restoring 10% of your maximum health and dealing 1200% Corrosive damage to them over 3 seconds. Modifier: Activating your main Boss power deals 200% Corrosive damage over 2 seconds to nearby enemies. Grigoire’s Lightning Square Source: Grigoire, the Galvanic Saint. Main: After casting a core ability, lightning shoots outward for 1.2 seconds, dealing 300% Lightning damage per hit. Modifier: Each time you activate, damage an enemy with your main Boss power, stunning enemies hit for 0.25 seconds. Lord Zir’s Blood Pool Source: Lord Zir. Main: After you damage an enemy, create a pool of blood that deals 400% Bleeding damage per second for 4 seconds. You can have up to 3 active blood pools. Modifier: Activating your main Boss power heals you for 5.5% of your maximum health over 3 seconds. Urivar’s Lobbed Bombs Source: Urivar. Main: After casting your ultimate, drop 4 bombs that deal 800% Fire damage and reduce the cooldown of your ultimate by 5 seconds. Modifier: Killing an enemy with your main Boss power reduces the cooldown of your ultimate by 0.2 seconds. Ashava’s Poison Breath Source: Ashava the Pestilent. Main: Hitting an enemy affected by Damage Over Time creates a wave of acid that deals 400% Poison damage over 4 seconds. Poison increases by 10% for every 1% of the target’s current health taken by Damage Over Time. Modifier: Each time activated, damaging an enemy with your main Boss power also deals 45% Poison damage over 3 seconds. Avarice’s Explosive Ore Source: Avarice the Gold Cursed. Main: When you gain excess main resources, create a block of ore. After 2.5 seconds, the ore explodes, dealing 700% Fire damage. You can create up to 3 blocks of ore at a time. Modifier: Activating your main Boss power consumes all of your primary resources, increasing its damage by 1.5% [x] for each resource point consumed. Wandering Death’s Chest Beam Source: Wandering Death. Main: While channeling a skill, create a beam that deals 300% Frostbite damage per second. Enemies hit take 50% [x] increased damage for 1 second. Modifier: your main Boss power instantly executes non-Boss enemies below 15% health. When you execute an enemy, you gain 25 primary resources. In Season 8, killing a World Boss will now grant Rare Powers in addition to gold and large chests, with no difficulty limit. Magic Boss Powers Allek’s Talons Source: Allek Apparition. Main: Casting a basic skill deals 200% spark damage to enemies hit for 4 seconds. Modifier: Gain 5% increased movement speed, and for every 1% cooldown reduction, increase movement speed by 0.5%, up to a maximum of 11%. Beastmaster’s Training Source: Beastmaster Apparition. Main: Whenever you cast a summon skill or call in a mercenary for reinforcement, one of your summons or mercenaries taunts an enemy and gains 40% reduced damage. Modifier: Your summons deal 5% [x] more damage, and for every 1% extra critical damage you gain from items and paragons, increase it by 0.25% [x], up to a maximum of 17% [x]. Blackmailer’s Sabotage Source: Blackmailer Apparition. Main: Casting a core skill while shielded knocks down nearby enemies for 1.1 seconds. This effect cannot occur more than once every 5 seconds on the same enemy. Modifier: Whenever you gain a fortify, gain 20% more shield. Flesh Reaper’s Disruption Source: Flesh Reaper Apparition. Main: Damaging a vulnerable enemy removes the vulnerability, then stuns them and surrounding enemies for 0.5 seconds. This stun applies 100% stagger to Bosses. Modifier: Gain 5% [x] vulnerability, increasing by 0.25% [x] for every 1% bonus to crowd control duration, up to 10.5% [x]. Hatred’s Embrace’s Haste Source: Hatred’s Embrace Apparition. Main: Casting a Shadow or Fire skill increases movement speed by 1.1% for 3 seconds, up to 11%. Modifier: Gain 5% [+] critical strike chance, increasing by 0.5% [+] for every 1% Shadow resistance, up to 22.5% [+]. Kirma’s Sparks Source: Kirma Apparition. Main: When you dodge, deal 200% Spark damage over 4 seconds to close enemies. Modifier: Your dodge cooldown is reduced by 5%, and for every 1% increase in Lightning Resistance, your dodge cooldown is increased by 0.2%, up to a maximum of 11%. Outlaw Sharpshooter’s Eye Source: Outlaw Sharpshooter Apparition. Main: Deal direct damage to a ranged enemy, slowing them and nearby enemies by 40% for 5 seconds. Modifier: The farther away an enemy is from you, the more damage you deal to them, up to a maximum of 10.5% [x]. Sinerat’s Flames Source: Sinerat Apparition. Main: Use mobility skills to burn close enemies, dealing 200% Burn damage over 4 seconds. Modifier: Increases damage from all elements by 5% [x]. For every 1% increase in elemental resistance, increase the damage of that element by 0.2% [x], up to a maximum of 15.5% [x]. Skerg’s Toxins Source: Skerg Apparition. Main: When an enemy applies Damage Over Time effect to you, inflict 1000% Poison Damage to them over 4 seconds. Modifier: When you take damage from Damage Over Time effect, you have a 5% chance to be healed, with a bonus of 50% increased Poison Resistance, up to a maximum of 12%. Torusk’s Rage Source: Torusk Apparition. Main: Damaging a disabled enemy makes them and surrounding enemies Unstoppable, but increases your damage, attack speed, and movement speed by 10.5% [x] for 3 seconds. Modifier: Gain 5% [+] attack speed, and for every 1% damage dealt to controlled enemies, the attack speed will increase by 0.25% [+], up to a maximum of 10.5% [+]. The above are Boss powers of Season 8. There should be some changes before Season 8 is officially launched. But this should only be an adjustment to the numerical aspects, and there should not be too many changes in other aspects. Let us wait and see.

In most MMORPG games, there is usually a Main Quest that players need to complete as Core Task of playing the game. Besides various side Quests and Battles that players need to complete, this Main Quest also has its own Storyline as Main Story of the game. Main Storyline not only provides players with some feelings similar to watching movies and TV shows during the game, but some plots contained in it can actually serve as clues to help players Fight better to complete Main Quest. The same is true in Diablo 4 Vessel Of Hatred. Especially when facing Final Boss, players can only have a better understanding of the related Storyline and can use the special clues to Defeat him, to advance the game process and obtain more game Materials and Diablo 4 Gold to help themselves Upgrade. Based on this, we will introduce you to the ins and outs of the relevant plots of Final Boss in Vessel Of Hatred, including some important clues. General Plot Of Main Story Of Diablo 4 DLC Vessel Of Hatred Before understanding the plot related to Final Boss of this DLC, it is best for players to have a holistic understanding of the entire Main Quest and its Story, to better reach Final Boss. Main Story of Diablo 4 DLC continues the unresolved ending of Main Story in Diablo 4 and continues to develop subsequent Stories on this basis. Ending of Main Story of Diablo 4 is mainly that Girl Neyrelle uses Soulstone to Bind Mephisto inside, and the player wins Battle with Lilith. After that, Neyrelle embarks on a Journey to protect Sanctuary with Mephisto’s Soulstone, and Journey eventually brings her to Jungle of Nahantu. In fact, this is where Main Story of Diablo 4 DLC Vessel Of Hatred takes place. And the player will control his own game character and follow the traces left by Neyrelle all the way. Along the way, players can get Eru, Akarat, the Pale Hand Mercenaries, etc. as their new Allies to join Team, and may also get some Diablo 4 Items to help Fight. In the end, the player will work with these Allies to seal Soulstone with the overwhelmed Neyrelle to Defeat Final Boss Mephisto and destroy his evil plan. Final Boss Of Vessel Of Hatred As mentioned above, Final Boss of Vessel Of Hatred is Mephisto, who is Sealed in Soulstone by Neyrelle. The most important and core goal of the player is to Defeat him. In Main Story, the player will be betrayed by Eru, and then player needs to confront Mephisto in Domain of Mephisto with Neyrelle and Golden Lion Form of Spirit of Akarat. From the perspective of specific Battles, the player is actually Fighting directly with Mephisto’s Physical Avatar, Harbinger of Hatred, because Mephisto has not really escaped from Soulstone. Despite this, Battle will still be difficult, and the only possibility of winning is to get the help of Spiritual Power and Aid of Akarat. In order to Defeat Harbinger of Hatred, Golden Lion Form of Akarat will use his last strength to enter Weakened Mephisto, while the player continues to Fight. Eventually Mephisto’s Form will flicker away, and Akarat will lie on the ground. Neyrelle tearfully thanks Akarat for the power he exchanged for his life, and promises to never forget his sacrifice. Akarat’s Lion Form will then transform into Ghostly Spirit of Akarat, and he will ascend to the next Realm. When Ghostly Spirit of Akarat disappears, Neyrelle asks Akarat if he will see him again, and Akarat answers in the affirmative. This plot undoubtedly leaves the player with a hint that Akarat will provide assistance in future Battles. Betrayal From A Trusted Companion The betrayal of Ally Eru in the plot is for a reason. Although he saved the player from the plot. And as a Companion, but his most important purpose is always to protect Nahantu, so the plot repeatedly expressed his dissatisfaction with Neyrelle’s behavior for bringing Soulstone into Jungle. And this obviously laid the groundwork for his betrayal. From this, it can be seen that Main plot has a complete and full Storyline, and many early details foreshadow the later plot and Battles and turmoil that may occur. So if you carefully understand Main plot, it will definitely help you advance the game process. What Does Mephisto’s Return Represent? When the players and their party returned to Akarat’s Tomb, Eru placed Akarat’s body and Soulstone embedded in it there. But then Mephisto will start to act again. Along with Mephisto’s resurrection, he actually occupied the body of the beloved Akarat, who was Leader of Zakarum Church and had a high reputation. Therefore, Mephisto is likely to use this identity to create more dangers. But Akarat also made it clear to Neyrelle that he would return. This development may also mean that if Diablo 4 will launch new Expansions after Vessel Of Hatred, its Main Storyline will most likely revolve around these foreshadowings. The above is the general Main Storyline of Diablo 4 DLC Vessel Of Hatred, as well as the core part related to Final Boss. If you want to know more about Story, you can join iGMeet Discord to discuss with other Diablo 4 DLC players. If you join now, you will also have the opportunity to win game prizes through the giveaway channel!

Diablo 2 Resurrected has captivated players with the excitement of finding rare items through Magic Find (MF) farming. Unearthing elusive and powerful gear is an exhilarating experience, especially after a long search. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the best Magic Find items and gear across various equipment slots, providing valuable insights to improve your MF farming efficiency. D2R Best MF Helms 1. Harlequin Crest with Topaz (Best Option) The Harlequin Crest, also known as Shako, offers a solid 50 Magic Find and can be further enhanced with a Topaz gem to reach 74. Apart from its exceptional MF, the helm also provides valuable attributes such as life, Mana, damage reduction, making it a popular choice for many players. 2. Tarnhelm & 3 Socketed Helmet with Topaz (Budget Options) Tarnhelm is a budget-friendly helm with inherent Magic Find. Alternatively, players can opt for a 3 socketed helmet and insert Topaz gems, granting a total of 72 Magic Find. This becomes an excellent choice, especially during the beginning stages of ladder play when gems are readily available. 3. Griffin's Eye (MF+DPS Option) For Magic Find characters looking to balance damage and casting rate, Griffin's Eye is a suitable choice. However, for dedicated MF gear, Shako remains the optimal selection. D2R Best MF Armor 1. Enigma (Best Option) Enigma is a game-changer, providing a remarkable 94 Magic Find, in addition to numerous other benefits based on the character's level. Its versatility makes it a staple for virtually all Magic Find builds, including Sorceresses who benefit from the +2 to all skills and increased strength. 2. Skullder's Ire Skullder's Ire serves as a reliable option for Magic Find, and players can further boost its capabilities by socketing a Topaz gem, effectively increasing its Magic Find. 3. 4 Socketed Armor with Perfect Topazs (Budget Options) For those seeking more budget-friendly choices, a 4 socketed armor filled with Perfect Topaz gems can provide nearly 100 Magic Find, making it a viable alternative to specialized Magic Find armor. D2R Best MF Belts 1. Goldwrap While the Arachnid Mesh is often preferred for casters due to its skill bonuses, Goldwrap is an excellent option for pure Magic Find characters, offering significant Magic Find without compromising survivability. D2R Best MF Boots 1. War Travelers War Travelers are a go-to choice for Magic Find, boasting up to 50 Magic Find and providing additional attributes such as strength and vitality. 2. Loath Track Loath Track boots, though rare, offer 23% Better Chance of Getting Magic Items along with valuable stats like increased walk run and hit recovery, making them an attractive option for Magic Find enthusiasts. D2R Best MF Amulets Amulets serve as a flexible slot where players can prioritize kill speed, survivability, or other valuable affixes. While there are no easy-to-get go-to options specifically for Magic Find, players can find amulets with decent Magic Find percentages alongside other useful stats. D2R Best MF Weapons 1. The Oculus The Oculus is a popular choice for Sorceresses, providing 50 Magic Find, making it a go-to option for many players. Its versatility extends across various characters, offering up to 80 Magic Find. 2. Six-Ist Phase Blade & Six-Ist Crystal Sword Magic Find weapons are often used in the off-hand for characters like Barbarians. Utilizing a Six-Ist Phase Blade or Six-Ist Crystal Sword can yield up to 180 Magic Find, boosting a character's overall Magic Find potential. 3. Blade of Ali Baba Blade of Ali Baba is a more accessible early-game Magic Find weapon, offering an 81% Better Chance of Getting Magic Items with the option to insert two sockets for even more Magic Find. D2R Best MF Shields 1. Rhyme Shield While Spirit is the preferred shield for many casters, Rhyme Shield serves as a suitable early-game option for melee characters. Alongside 25 Magic Find, it provides valuable stats such as Cannot be Frozen, which is essential for melee builds. D2R Best MF Gloves 1. Chance Guards Chance Guards are an absolute must-have for Magic Find characters, providing up to 40 Magic Find. These gloves are widely used by Barbarians to maximize their MF while maintaining high casting rates. D2R Best MF Rings 1. Nagelring Nagelring is the primary choice for Magic Find rings, granting 30 Magic Find. Although rarer MF rings exist, Nagelring's ease of access and reliability make it the go-to option for most players. D2R Best MF Charms 1. Magic Find Small Charms Magic Find suffixes appear exclusively on Small Charms. While Grand Charms and Large Charms can provide Gold Find through prefixes, the overall Magic Find from using three MF Small Charms generally surpasses the alternatives. 2. Gheed's Fortune Grand Charm Gheed's Fortune is a unique Grand Charm that can reach up to 40 Magic Find, becoming a crucial addition to any Magic Find character's inventory. With this comprehensive guide, players can now optimize their Magic Find farming in Diablo 2 Resurrected by equipping the best MF gear across various equipment slots. Whether seeking optimal end-game options or budget-friendly alternatives, understanding the potential of each item allows players to create powerful Magic Find characters and increase the likelihood of discovering rare and valuable items in the world of Diablo 2 Resurrected. Happy farming!

Diablo 2 Resurrected has been out for a few months now, and players are still experimenting with different builds to find the most effective ones. With so many options available, it can be overwhelming to decide on a build that suits your playstyle. In this article, we’ll be taking a look at the best Diablo 2 Resurrected builds to help you make an informed decision. 1. Hammerdin Hammerdin is a classic Paladin build that remains popular to this day. It relies on the Paladin’s Blessed Hammer skill to deal massive damage to enemies. The Hammerdin is a versatile build that can take on bosses and clear large groups of enemies with ease. With the right equipment and skills, the Hammerdin is practically unstoppable. 2. Blizzard Sorceress The Blizzard Sorceress is a powerful caster build that uses the Sorceress’s Blizzard skill to deal massive AoE damage. This build is ideal for clearing mobs of enemies quickly and efficiently. With the right equipment and skill allocation, the Blizzard Sorceress can take on bosses with relative ease. The build requires a bit of investment in terms of gear, but the payoff is well worth it. 3. Javazon The Javazon is a hybrid build that combines the Amazon’s javelin skills with lightning damage. The build relies on the Lightning Fury and Charged Strike skills to deal massive damage to enemies. This build is ideal for clearing large groups of enemies quickly, and can also be effective against bosses. With the right equipment and skill allocation, the Javazon can take on any challenge in the game. 4. Trap Assassin The Trap Assassin is a versatile build that relies on the Assassin’s traps to deal damage to enemies. This build is ideal for players who prefer a more strategic playstyle, as the traps can be set up in advance to deal massive damage to enemies. With the right equipment and skill allocation, the Trap Assassin can be effective against bosses as well. 5. Summon Necromancer The Summon Necromancer is a powerful build that relies on the Necromancer’s summoning skills to create an army of undead minions. This build is ideal for players who prefer a more passive playstyle, as the minions do most of the work for you. With the right equipment and skill allocation, the Summon Necromancer can take on bosses and clear large groups of enemies with ease. In conclusion, Diablo 2 Resurrected offers a wide variety of builds to choose from, and the above mentioned are some of the best. Each build has its own strengths and weaknesses, and it’s important to choose a build that suits your playstyle. Whether you prefer to be a caster, a tank, or a hybrid build, there’s a build out there for you. With the right equipment and skill allocation, any of these builds can take on any challenge in the game.