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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.

As one of the classic Diablo 4 classes, Sorcerer has its own unique abilities in the game, which can provide you with a unique combat experience, which naturally includes a wealth of builds to use. Of all Sorcerer builds in Diablo 4 Season 6, Frozen Orb Build is undoubtedly one of the best. It can help you deal cold AOE damage to enemies and has incredible mobility and ranged combat potential. It is worth mentioning that although most of the damage of this build is related to Frost skill, there are also some Shock and Pyromancy to cooperate. And in the endgame of Season 6 and The Pit, you need to eliminate waves of enemies in an instant, and Frozen Orb Build will play a big role. Based on this, we will start from multiple specific aspects to provide you with some suggestions for using Frozen Orb Build in the endgame stage. Compatible Skills As you enter the endgame phase of Diablo 4 Season 6, you can further adjust your Frozen Orb Build so that you can continue to farm Diablo 4 Gold in Diablo 4’s tougher content, such as Nightmare Dungeons and The Pit. We recommend the following skills: Active skills: Fire Bolt: 2 Frozen Orb-Enhanced, Greater: 5 Flame Shield: 1 Ice Armor-Enhanced, Shimmering: 1 Teleport-Enhanced, Shimmering: 1 Lightning Spear-Enhanced, Invoked: 1 Ice Blades-Enhanced, Summoned: 1 Unstable Currents-Prime: 1 It is worth mentioning that several of the available active skills in Frozen Orb Build’s endgame version have changed, namely the introduction of Lightning Spear and Unstable Currents. Lightning Spear makes enemies vulnerable by summoning lightning, and whenever you cast Unstable Currents, you randomly activate Core, Conjuration, or Mastery Shock to damage enemies. Passive skills: Elemental Dominance: 3 Glass Cannon: 3 Elemental Attunement: 1 Align the Elements: 1 Mana Shield: 3 Conjuration Mastery: 3 Protection: 3 Inner Flames: 1 Devouring Blaze: 3 Permafrost: 3 Hoarfrost: 3 Icy Touch: 3 Icy Veil: 3 Elemental Synergies: 3 Evocation: 3 Coursing Currents: 1 Electrocution: 3 Enlightenment: 1 In the endgame, the passive skills available to Frozen Orb Build will change more, such as adding Enlightenment as a key passive skill. It charges you when you critically hit an enemy with your Shock skill and have a 10% chance to deal lightning damage to nearby enemies. Optimal Skill Rotation Order During a specific fight, we recommend that you cast your skills one by one in a fixed order to maximize the effectiveness of each skill: Flame Shield Unstable Currents Lightning Spear Frozen Orb Ice Armor Teleport The endgame Frozen Orb build skill rotation is similar to the normal one, but with a few tweaks. Start with Flame Shield first, making yourself immune while burning nearby enemies. Next, cast Unstable Currents to trigger a random Core, Conjuration, or Mastery Shock skill - this is perfect to use before Lightning Spear, a summon skill that helps you find enemies and make them vulnerable. After that, use Frozen Orb to explode and freeze nearby enemies, and end the skill rotation with Ice Armor near the end of the fight to gain additional shields. It’s worth noting that you can use Teleport if you need to get out of combat. How To Use Enchantments? You’ll need to make some adjustments to the enchantments of Frozen Orb Build in the endgame compared to normal. First, keep Frozen Orb Enchantment, which gives you a 30% chance to fire a Frozen Orb every time you cast a non-basic skill. In addition, you should choose Fire Bolt instead of Fireball. Because Fire Bolt gives you additional burn damage from direct skill damage. Best Paragon Glyphs When you reach level 50 in Diablo 4 Season 6, you will start to earn Paragon points to invest in Paragon boards. Paragon points will replace skill points as your main way of developing when you reach level 60. And you can also insert glyphs to further improve Frozen Orb Build. While there are a ton of glyphs to find and upgrade in the game, the following are more suitable for Frozen Orb Build: Destruction Tactician Unleash Elementalist Flamefeeder These glyphs will help you reach level 100 easily and ensure that you can progress smoothly in the endgame. They also provide improvements in elemental damage, mana regeneration, and status effect application. Best Mercenary Pairing If you have also experienced DLC released with Season 6, you must have found that the new mercenary mechanics are very effective. These mercenaries will serve as your powerful partners to help you in your battles. When you use Frozen Orb Build in Diablo 4’s endgame, it is recommended that you set Subo as your first choice mercenary, because his Seeker skill can reveal hidden enemies and objects for you, making your exploration smoother while maintaining mana. If you want to give yourself higher defense in battle, the mercenary Raheir can be your second choice. His Valiance skill reduces the damage dealt to you by heavy attacks and grants you Unstoppable. Frozen Orb Build In PVP Mode Among all Sorcerer builds in Diablo 4 Season 6, Frozen Orb is one that can perform well in PVP mode. With high-damage AOE attacks in the skill set, this build will have no problem knocking down enemy players. And if you like PVP mode, you can also try Chain Lightning Build, because it performs better than Frozen Orb Build in hitting single targets. Of course, if you can pair Frozen Orb Build with some rare weapons based on the above content, I believe it will play a better effect. 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Poison Centipede build for Spiritborn in Diablo 4 Vessel Of Hatred is an excellent end-game build that cleverly combines Thorns, poison, and crowd control into a unique synergy. The core of this build is to minimize the reliance on Spiritborn’s primary resource, allowing the character to cast spells more efficiently. To achieve this, Poison Centipede build relies on unique items and legendary aspects that turn core skills into basic skills. This means that the player can use these skills continuously without consuming resources, increasing the continuity and efficiency of combat to accumulate enough Diablo 4 Gold. This build is centered on Stinger skill, and uses a combination of skills, passives, and Paragon board choices to increase the application of thorns. It focuses on a specific type of damage and is one of the best endgame builds in Diablo 4. Weapon & Gear When doing a Poison Centipede Spiritborn build, you should focus on boosting poison damage, Thorns, and vulnerable to damage. First, Rod of Kepeleke can convert core skills into basic skills. For armor, the best choice is Razorplate chest, which not only significantly increases thorn damage, but also has a chance to increase your total damage dealt by more than 100%. In addition, Wound Drinker ring is also very important. After wearing it, it can poison enemies with each attack and further enhance your Thorns damage. This combination ensures that you have strong survivability and efficient killing efficiency in the game. Ring of the Midnight Sun is another optional ring that increases critical strike chance and restores more vigor over time. Paired with Rod of Kepeleke, it can ensure that your resource bar is constantly replenished and deal tremendous damage. Another option is Jacinth Shell Unique chest armor, which increases maximum health and reduces damage taken. But every time you activate the cooldown of this unique gear, you consume 10% of your maximum health per second to reduce its duration by 3 seconds. For Legendary Aspect, Bristleback Aspect allows you to deal more than 100% Thorns damage after successfully dodging or blocking an attack. Pestilence and Infestation can significantly increase Centipede swarm damage. Menacing aspect strengthens your Scourge, ensuring it lasts longer. Apex passives are particularly important with their vulnerability damage bonuses, and Exploit glyph is also indispensable. Skills To Upgrade During the endgame, you should prioritize Stinger, Touch of Death, Scourge, Armored Hide, and Rushing Claw. Stinger is your main source of damage, and the cooldown reduction is crucial for your Prodigy’s Tempo passive. It needs to be fully upgraded to take advantage of its poison damage, swarm creation, and vulnerability application. Scourge not only provides strong crowd control, but also effectively applies poison application. To maximize its utility, you should extend its duration by upgrading Menacing aspect and skill points. Additionally, focusing on improving Adaptability aspect of life steal will further enhance your ability to sustain combat. It can be used in conjunction with Jacinth Shell unique chest armor to provide a huge damage boost and offset the negative life steal effect of the chest armor. Touch of Death, when combined with a Rod of Kepeleke, can poison enemies and have a significant area of ​​effect. Focusing on this skill can maximize its damage and healing capabilities. Armored Hide allows you to achieve almost 100% block chance consistently. Combined with Bristleback and enhanced armored hide aspects, you will deal a lot of thorn damage. Rushing Claw will serve as your primary mobility skill. Although it does not directly deal damage itself, it can help you keep your distance and trigger Drive for damage. Noxious Resonance key passive is another core element of this build. It deals up to 30% bonus to critical hit damage. Additionally, when you trigger a critical hit, it instantly applies poisons for 100% of the total Poisoning damage. If you’re missing any of the gear in your build, keep an eye on the ongoing Diablo 4 giveaway events on iGMeet discord and leave your favorite emoji to enter the draw. Also Read: Long-Term Diablo 4 Promotions & Giveaways - Real And Valid Paragon Board On Endgame Poison Centipede Paragon board, the first board features Turf Glyph, which focuses on boosting melee attacks and reducing damage taken. Next up is Spiny Skin, which uses cooldown reduction to increase the damage done by Thorns and further increases damage against vulnerable enemies with Exploit glyph. On the third board, Infighter increases damage output while dodging and blocking. The fourth board focuses on Vicious Shield, which boosts attack power with the shield formed by Gorilla Spirit. Choosing the right Paragon board is key to maximizing DPS. By carefully selecting and configuring weapons, equipment, skills, and Paragon board, Poison Centipede build provides Spiritborn players with a path to efficiently complete Diablo 4. This build not only maximizes damage output, but also ensures the character’s survivability, allowing it to still be at ease when facing the most powerful enemies. Therefore, for players who are looking to reach the top performance in Diablo 4, Poison Centipede is undoubtedly an Endgame Build worth trying.

The much-anticipated update to Blizzard's iconic action-RPG, Diablo IV, is here, featuring significant balance adjustments to the Classes in a bid to enhance the gaming experience and maintain the health of the game. Addressing the community, the game developers have clarified their vision behind the latest changes: to ensure an even more enjoyable, better balanced gameplay experience across the board. The updates can be broadly divided into three categories: Reduction in Class Build Power: Some Class builds and synergies were identified as being excessively powerful, to an extent that it was affecting the overall health of the game. Therefore, their effectiveness has been significantly reduced in this update. A notable instance was situations where players could endure extraordinarily high damage for extended periods, which did not align with the intended combat design in Diablo IV. Boost in Skill and Build Effectiveness: The developers recognized that certain skills and builds were not performing as effectively as they had envisioned. In response to this, buffs have been introduced to bolster their strength, enhancing the gaming experience for users employing these tactics. Paragon Glyphs Tweaked: The Paragon Glyphs were found to be providing an excessive boost to player power. To ensure a balanced gameplay, their overall effectiveness has been toned down in the new update. Here’s the list of changes to all classes: BARBARIAN -- Some pretty huge hits to Whirlwind Barbs, especially Gohr’s, which was creating a zillion explosions with activation and de-activation 1.Challenging Shout (Skill) - Damage Reduction gained from Skill Ranks reduced from 4% to 2% 2.Bold Chieftain’s Aspect - Cooldown reduction per Nearby enemy reduced from 2.7-5.4 seconds to 1.0-1.9 seconds. Maximum Cooldown reduction from 12 to 6 seconds. 3. Aspect of the Dire Whirlwind - Increased Critical Strike Chance per second reduced from 5-10% to 3-8%. Maximum Critical Strike Chance bonus reduced from 20-40% to 9-24%. 4. Gohr’s Devastating Grips (Unique Legendary) - Explosion damage gained from Whirlwind reduced from 50-70% to 16-26%. Damage against wreckable objects no longer increases explosion damage. Explosion damage is only increased by the first 100 hits of Whirlwind. DRUID -- This one is a mix of nerfs and buffs. Lightning-based builds in particular got a little bit of a buff, but there are definitely a lot of nerfs in here as well, which I’ve already seen some Druid players complaining about. 1.Pulverize (Skill) - Lucky Hit Chance reduced from 33% to 25%. 2.Lightning Storm (Skill) - Damage increased from 32% to 40%. 3.Grizzly Rage (Skill) - Damage bonus increased from 5/10/15% to 6/12/18%. 4.Obsidian Slam (Specialization) - Kills required for bonus increased from 10 to 20. 5.Calm Before the Storm (Specialization) - Lucky Hit Chance reduced from 15% to 10%. 6.Electric Shock (Passive) - Damage bonus increased from 5/10/15% to 6/12/18%. 7.Shockwave Aspect - Damage reduced from 90-130% to 60-100%. 8.Crashstone Aspect - Critical Strike Damage reduced from 40-50% to 30-40%. 9.Lightning Dancer’s Aspect - Flat damage increased from .5-.6 to .7-.8. NECROMANCER -- Out of all the classes, Necro actually got the most buffs by far. Most of these are focused on minion buffs including damage buffs to both skeletons and Golems, including a huge swing on an Iron Golem skill. I guess they were underperforming compared to the other classes a bit. 1.Blood Lance (Skill) - Damage increased from 67.5% to 80%. 2.Army of the Dead (Skill) - Damage increased from 30% to 45%. Cooldown reduced from 90 to 70 seconds. 3.Blood Wave (Skill) - Damage increased from 90% to 120%. 4.Shadowblight (Passive) - Damage increased from 20% to 22%. 5.Grim Harvest (Passive) - Essence gained reduced from 3/6/9 to 2/4/6. 6.Serration (Passive) - Critical Strike Chance reduced from .5/1/1.5% to .3/.6/.9%. 7.Death’s Defense (Passive) - Maximum Minion Life lost in a single damage instance reduced from 75/60/45% to 60/45/30%. 8.Raise Skeleton (Specialization) - Skeleton Warrior attack damage increased by 10%. 9.Golem (Specialization) - Golem attack damage increased by 10%. 10.Blood Golem (Specialization) - Blood Golem Life drain damage increased from 40% to 90%. 11.Blood Golem Life drain healing from enemies hit increased from 4% to 5%. 12.Iron Golem (Specialization) - Iron Golem slam damage increased from 25% to 175%. Iron Golem shockwave damage increased from 30% to 40%. 13.Hulking Monstrosity (Paragon Board) - Golem Life and damage bonus increased from 30% to 40% Life. 14.Cult Leader (Paragon Board) - Golem Life and damage bonus increased from 30% to 40% Life. ROGUE -- A couple buffs here, but the main thing is the decimation of the extremely popular Twisting Blades build, which was already emerging as a strong favorite. Too strong for Blizzard’s taste, and it’s getting hammered pretty hard here. 1.Twisting Blades (Skill) - Advanced Twisting Blades Cooldown reduction per enemy hit reduced from .25 to .1 seconds. Advanced Twisting Blades maximum Cooldown reduction reduced from 3 to 2 seconds. 2.Rapid Fire (Skill) - Damage increased from 24% to 30%. 3.Dark Shroud (Skill) - Damage Reduction per shadow gained from Skill Ranks reduced from .8% to .4%. 4.Dash (Skill) - Enhanced Dash Critical Strike Damage bonus from 20% to 15%. 5.Caltrops (Skill) - Damage increased from 30% to 40%. 6.Concussive (Passive) - Critical Strike Chance reduced from 5/10/15% to 4/8/12%. 7.Repeating (Affix) - Maximum Minion Life lost in a single damage instance reduced from 75/60/45% to 60/45/30%. SORCERER -- Sorcerer was barely touched. Either they think it’s pretty balanced or they haven’t had much time to dig into its potential issues yet. But no destroyed builds via nerfs here. 1.Arc Lash (Skill) - Lucky Hit Chance reduced from 30% to 14%. Glinting Arc Lash Cooldown reduction reduced from .25 to .15 seconds. 2.Teleport (Skill) - Shimmering Teleport’s Damage Reduction duration reduced from 5 to 3 seconds. 3.Aspect of Control - Bonus damage reduced from 30-40% to 25-35%. PARAGON BOARDS --  There are some huge, overall changes to Paragon Boards, where Blizzard thought that Glyphs were way, way too strong so they are getting somewhat slaughtered: 1.Rare Nodes - Player Attack Speed nodes reduced by 50%. Glyphs: 1.All Glyph Bonus scaling has been reduced by ~34%, except for the following: 2.Critical Strike Damage Glyphs’ Bonus reduced by ~66%. 3.Vulnerable Glyphs’ Bonus reduced by ~66%. 4.Glyphs' Bonus to Rare nodes reduced by ~50%. 5.Glyphs' Bonus to Magic nodes reduced by ~40%. 6.Glyphs' Bonus to Cold/Fire/Lightning/Non-Physical/Physical nodes reduced by ~62.5%. Most players are probably not even touching the Glyph system yet, so this is super hardcore speed levelers and their super builds, but I know many are not happy.