Diablo 4 Season 8 Mythic Uniques Tier: Which Ones Should You Use?

The arrival of Diablo 4 Season 7 introduces a brand new currency, Fugitive Heads. This is not only a necessary material for making Occult Gems, but can also be transformed into Restless Rot, which is an important resource for improving builds, so it is highly sought after by players in the new season. However, Fugitive Heads are very rare, and they are even rarer than Greater Affixes Legendary items under Torment difficulty. This is interesting for ordinary items, and it is entirely possible that players will not see a Head until they reach very high Paragon levels. Now let’s guide you step by step on how to get these Fugitive Heads. Using Draught Of Whispers First, if you have Draught of Whispers, use it first. This is a consumable elixir in Diablo 4 that increases your chance of encountering Fugitive Heads by 50%, and the effect lasts for one hour. Draught of Whispers can come from multiple sources, for example, they can come from Whisper Caches, or from Rootholds Dungeons, or from Headless Husks, all of which increase your chances of getting Fugitive Heads. Playing On The Highest Difficulty Next, you should play with the highest difficulty. You may have noticed that Fugitive Heads only drop at Torment difficulty. So if you play at any difficulty below Torment, you will hardly get any Fugitive Heads. And since the chance of getting Fugitive Heads increases with Torment Difficulty Tier. So ideally, if you want to maximize your farming efficiency, you should farm in Torment IV, if your character is capable of doing so. So, if you want to get more Heads in a short period of time, don’t be stingy about investing Diablo 4 Gold in your build to better optimize the build effect. Farming Headhunts By far, the best source of Fugitive Heads is Headhunts. These Headhunts are the new seasonal areas in Diablo 4, and all you have to do is go there and start doing Whispers, any Whisper objectives will do. This is because when you complete any Whisper objective in the new Headhunts area, Exposed Roots will spawn around. You should click on these Exposed Roots, and then a bunch of random things will happen. Of course, the most anticipated result is that after clicking on Exposed Roots, a boss will be summoned, so you have a better chance of getting a Fugitive Head drop. So you should run around in Headhunts and click on all Exposed Roots you find. If you are lucky, then clicking a few times will summon a boss. You know the boss has been summoned when you get a ping on your mini-map, but other people will get this prompt too. So if someone else clicks on Exposed Roots and then summons a boss, your map will also ping, and you should go there. So once your map pings, you know the boss will eventually spawn at this location. Now, this boss could be a Headless Husk. Unfortunately, you won’t drop a Fugitive Head when you kill it, but the boss itself has a random chance of spawning a Fugitive Head. The chance of a Fugitive Head spawning increases with each Difficulty Tier, and also with your Draught of Whispers applied. This is why you have to play on the highest difficulty, and ideally with Draught of Whispers buff. For example, if you play on the highest difficulty, Torment IV, and have Draught of Whispers buff applied, there is a 15% chance of a Fugitive Head spawning instead of a Headless Husk. The chance of this happening is less on lower difficulties, though, and this only applies to Torment Difficulty. Running Rootholds Dungeon Aside from that, Fugitive Heads can also be obtained from Rootholds Dungeon. Rootholds are mini-dungeons in Diablo 4 Season 7 that operate similarly to Nightmare Dungeons. To get into it, you need to prepare some Whispering Wood Sigils. These Sigils come from Whisper Caches, so when you farm Fugitive Heads in Headhunts, you can also get these Whispering Wood Sigils in your inventory by completing Whispers. When you enter Rootholds, you will go through a dungeon, and at the end of the dungeon you will meet a boss. This boss has a chance to be a Headless Husk and also has a chance to be a Fugitive Head. Unfortunately, the chance of them being Fugitive Heads is not very high. I think this way of collecting Fugitive Heads is not better than Headhunts. Because the chance of getting Fugitive Heads from Rootholds is very low, and it takes longer. Therefore, I only recommend going to Rootholds to get Fugitive Heads if you need items with Greater Affixes or if you have already completed all Headhunts and are waiting for the next Headhunt to appear. Summary Finally, let’s summarize it once more. We recommend that you prioritize collecting Fugitive Heads while running Headhunts, and don’t forget to run around completing Whisper objectives during this time, which will spawn Exposed Roots for you. You should click on all of these Exposed Roots and try to get the boss to spawn, and if any other player spawns a boss, you should also run to that place so that you have a chance to spawn and drop Fugitive Heads. If you have completed all Headhunts areas, then you can go into Rootholds Dungeon and try to get Fugitive Heads from there. Remember, for both Rootholds and Headhunts, you should use Draught of Whispers if you have them, as they increase your chances of getting Heads. If you are short of these items, then you might as well pay attention to iGMeet Discord, where the giveaway channel occasionally launches some sweepstakes. So hurry up and get active here. Maybe you will be the next lucky person!

It has been almost two months since the release of Diablo 4 Season 6 and DLC Vessel of Hatred. If you have experienced them or paid attention to the relevant news, you will know that both works have received a lot of praise during the release period. However, as time goes by, Season 7 is not far away from you. In order to make you better adapt to the next season and fix some deficiencies in Season 6 and DLC, the game developer announced through a recent campfire chat that Diablo 4 2.1 PTR will be opened on December 3. In this way, relevant data and feedback can be collected to ensure the balance, functionality and suitability of the new content. Among all the known updates of 2.1 PTR, the changes of the new class Spiritborn are undoubtedly the most eye-catching. As a new class launched in Vessel of Hatred, it has always shown stronger performance than other classes. Although this allows players who play Spiritborn to no longer need to obtain some additional weapons, effectively saving Diablo 4 Gold, it destroys the balance of the game. With that in mind, we’ll take a look at the overall changes coming to 2.1 PTR, with an emphasis on Spiritborn’s various tweaks. 2.1 PTR Overview While Season 6 brought some welcome additions, the game’s developers say Season 7 will once again pack a ton of new content. The next season is expected to launch in January 2025, and in a campfire chat, the game’s producers revealed much of what you can expect in the new year, and a detailed description of the newly released PTR patch. New Features And Highlights The 2.1 PTR will be available from December 3 to December 10, 2024. Major highlights include the new Armory - an area in town where you can save or swap character builds with other players. The second new addition is Witchcraft powers, including Eldritch, Psyche, and Growth and Decay. Also coming soon is the dreaded Headrotten, a new enemy available to you in Headhunt sub-area. Moreover, thanks to 2.1 PTR, Diablo 4 will later feature weaponized amphibians that you can summon using Witchcraft. In addition, if you defeat Headrotten boss in 2.1 PTR, you will get new insertable Occult gems, new runes, many legendary aspects, and new unique items that all classes can use. Promote Communication Between Players And Officials In fact, if you and more other players participate in the experience of 2.1 PTR and are willing to submit relevant feedback, it will be beneficial for the official construction of the seventh season of the game, and you will get a better experience in the next season. Based on this, you can share your views through the in-game feedback tool or visit Diablo 4 PTR forum. Related: Diablo 4 Promotions & Giveaways With Season 6 coming to an end on January 21, you will first get familiar with the new features of Season 7 after participating in PTR. Although all elements of PTR are still under development and may change, it is certain that most of the fresh content will be waiting for you in the full version in early 2025. Adjustments And Changes To Spiritborn Since its launch, there have been feedbacks that Spiritborn, as a new class, has too much power. In response to this, the game developers first made preliminary adjustments in the mid-term update of Season 6, and said that they would further optimize in Season 7 to ensure the balance of the game. Therefore, 2.1 PTR is the pre-test content of Season 7, which naturally includes various changes to Spiritborn. Skills Adjustments Spiritborn can use many skills. In order to balance the abilities of this class, some of its available skills have been adjusted as follows: Enhanced Thunderspike: Vitality generation increased from 5 to 7. Accelerated Thunderspike: Vulnerability duration increased from 2 seconds to 3 seconds. Sharp Thrash: Ferocity gain increased from 1 to 2. Stinger: Damage increased from 70% to 77%. Enhanced Stinger: Damage increased from 50% of base damage to 60%. Concussive Stomp: Damage increased from 40% to 50%. Enhanced Concussive Stomp: Maximum barrier increased from 30% of maximum health to 40%. Invasive Payback: Cooldown reduced from 15 seconds to 8 seconds. Touch of Death: The group ignores invincible enemies. Razor Wings: Maximum active Razor Wings increased from 12 to 15. Changes To Spirit Hall As one of the important mechanisms available to Spiritborn, Spirit Hall has also received many changes. Take Centipede Primary Spirit Hall as an example. In the past, when you hit an enemy with Centipede skill, its damage would be reduced by 2.5%, and it would be slowed by 10% for 3 seconds, which could be stacked up to 8 times. When you enter 2.1 PTR, hitting an enemy with Centipede will reduce its damage by 2%, slow it by 10%, and cause 70% poison damage in 6 seconds, which can be stacked up to 8 times. In addition, the delay before the rewards of Eagle Secondary Spirit Hall are reset has been increased from 2 seconds to 4 seconds. In fact, the entire 2.1 PTR update content covers all aspects and is very rich. It is completely worth your experience. After all, this will also help you prepare for Season 7 in advance. In addition, if you want to accumulate more game materials recently, you can enter iGMeet Discord, where the eighth giveaway event for Diablo 4 Season 6 is being held. It is worth noting that today is the last day of the event. We will draw 20 players to get an average of 5000 Andariel Materials, 5000 Duriel Materials, 20000 Living Steel and 20000 Exquisite Blood!

Diablo 4 does not contain complex puzzles mechanics, but its new Vessel of Hatred DLC has changed this situation and introduces a series of puzzle chests. And brazier puzzle remains one of them. Whether you choose the new class Spiritborn as your character, or continue with the familiar class, you are bound to deal with these braziers, eventually. Brazier puzzle serves as a part of the main questline “All Good Things”. Only by solving this puzzle can you continue the journey. It also shows up in any standard cellar, making it pretty hard to track down. And the even tricker problem comes to the method to figure it out. This article introduces the detailed solution of brazier puzzle, paving the path for you to complete the main questline and continue your game journey. Origin Of Brazier Puzzle If you are not familiar with the puzzles, then you may feel confused and tricky about its one. But if you excel in solving puzzles and have a deeper study and exploration of puzzles, you will find the fact that this puzzle actually has its own origin and source. Brazier puzzle is essentially a remake of the electronic puzzle game “Lights Out” released by Tiger Electronics in 1995, which requires you to light all braziers to claim the prize. Although it sounds simple, for those players who are not equipped with enough puzzle knowledge, this task becomes a tough challenge. Solution To Brazier Puzzle Once you have successfully tracked this puzzle down, whether during the journey looking for Akarat’s tomb or searching cellars for treasure, please get ready for straining your head. The overall game rules are very simple, lighting up all braziers to open the door at the far end of the room. Based on the design of the game, when you light one brazier, the state of two braziers directly approaching it–but not diagonal to it–will be changed simultaneously. In other words, if the adjacent braziers are previously lit, they will be extinguished after you light the target brazier. This is also the trickiest part of the entire process. In “All Good Things” questline, since there are only four braziers, the overall difficulty is reduced. The one-step solution is to imagine these four braziers as points on a compass. The brazier closest to the entrance is the southern one, and the brazier closest to the exit is the northern one. Then light them up in the following order: West South West North East West This way you can light up all the braziers effortlessly. If you have messed up the order before getting this answer, you need to exit the game and reset it to help you get back to the previous step. Then solve the puzzle in the order stated above. Or if you are usually very interested in solving puzzles, you can also try to solve it yourself to add a little fun and challenge to your thrilling game journey. In the process of solving the puzzle, you must also prevent the enemy’s attack. But overall, these bad guys are not too troublesome and are relatively easy to defeat. If you choose to seek to the correct order by trial and error, then it will drastically intensify the danger that you are going to encounter. Once you have accomplished this puzzle smoothly, the way leading to the next stage will be automatically unlocked and you are available to access to the last trial and Akarat’s tomb with Eru and Neyrelle. All Good Things Questline All Good Things serves as the main questline that is exclusive to Vessel of Hatred DLC. Completing “In His Footsteps” quest will automatically unlock “All Good Things”. As a main quest, players must complete a specific storyline to get the eligibility to the next difficulty level. And you are required to accomplish the challenges lie below: Enter Tomb of Akarat Find Burial Chamber with Eru and Neyrelle Defend Neyrelle while she accomplishes the trial Speak with Eru Slay Forgotten Warden Enter Burial Chamber with Eru and Neyrelle Survive the Onslaught Collect Akarat’s Power Slay Harbinger of Hate Speak with Neyrelle Head to Reflection’s Edge by portal Solving the brazier puzzle earns you the right to enter Burial Chamber with Eru and Neyrelle. Rewards For Completing All Good Things 1,321,962 XP 29,400 Diablo 4 Gold After successfully completing All Good Things, Vessel of Hatred expansion is basically over. Want to know the ending? Then figure out the puzzle to search for the answer by yourself. That’s the way to figure out the brazier puzzle in Vessel of Hatred DLC. If you have not mastered the keys, then reset this part and try the order that mentioned above to kick off the next journey.  Also Read: Long-Term Diablo 4 Promotions & Giveaways - Real And Valid If you encounter any difficulties in the game, welcome to enter iGMeet discord and take part in discussion actively, and there will be exquisite gifts given from time to time on Giveaway channel. Thanks for reading.

Diablo 4 Season 4 has a ton of endgame content for players to engage in to continue to strengthen their characters and refine their builds, as well as tackle the higher difficulty Nightmare Dungeons. One of these helpful endgame additions is Tree of Whispers. Players who are creating a Seasonal Character and skipping the major story can immediately access Tree of Whispers and start earning its rewards right away. Tree of Whispers is a significant source for acquiring Diablo 4 items and XP and even lets players choose the specific rewards they want. Today, we’re going to try to determine which of the three Whisper Caches you should choose from after you turn in Grim Favors in Tree of Whispers. Which Whisper Caches Will Give You More Benefits? The reason I wanted to discuss this topic is that D4 Gold is currently very scarce in Season 4, and farming Whisper Caches or Collections is one of the most efficient ways to acquire gold. Another way is to sell items for real money in exchange for gold on third-party sites or even in trade chat, but not everyone is willing to do that. As someone who hates Whisper farming, I started wondering if I could rank the different Whisper Caches from most to least gold. That way, I would always know which one I should pick to get the most gold possible. So I did a brief experiment and decided to share it with you all. Here, we’ll talk about how to actually run this method and disclaimers, test results, and my recommendations based on the results. So let’s get started. Farming Methods Tree of Whispers is shown as a red tree icon with a skull on the top of the east side of the map. Hovering over the icon will show a progress bar showing the player how many Grim Favors they have completed and how many more they need to complete getting the reward. Grim Favors are awarded when Whispers are completed. Whispers are small side activities made on the map with red or light red icons. Whispers are always cycling, and new Whispers will randomly appear on the map to replace existing or completed Whispers. We can also obtain Grim Favors by clearing Diablo 4 dungeons with red icons on the map, which usually provide more Grim Favors than any Whispers quest. It is important to note that after obtaining ten Grim Favors, the player cannot complete any additional Whispers until they return to Tree of Whispers. Whispers will still spawn during Helltide events and provide players with more rewards than usual. Upon returning to the tree, the player can choose from three reward caches, each of which focuses on a different weapon type, armor, or Collection of Chaos. Selecting a clearly labeled collection will give the player multiple high-end gear of that type, as well as various additional rewards. Additionally, Collection of Chaos still provides high-end rewards and randomly provides any type of item or gear. In summary, I farmed 2 or 3 regular Caches from the tree with a level 100 character. I also farmed 4 Greater Caches and treated them as a group. I calculated the average of the gold contained in each cache and ranked them. Again, Greater Caches are not separated, they are treated as one group. Disclaimer Secondly, I would like to offer the following disclaimer. I know that the sample size is too small to allow you to draw statistically significant conclusions between the groups, and I am pretty sure someone on Reddit has already done a similar check with a much larger sample size. No need to remind me of these facts, I know them, but I still wanted to test these numbers myself. Conclusion So, let’s get straight to the results. As expected, Greater Caches have the highest average gold content, with about 6.6 million gold per cache. Collection of Chaos is next, with an average gold content of 6 million. Then, lagging far behind, are the other non-Greater Caches, with average gold content between 2.8-3.3 million. It is likely that there is no actual difference between these caches in terms of gold content. But if we look at Greater Caches in detail, we can see that there is much more deviation here, and even some Greater Caches have gold content as high as 11 million. However, I must emphasize that the sample size here is small. Personal Recommendations So, based on this data, what kind of recommendations can I make for all your gold farmers? First, the obvious one is that if you can choose between Greater Caches and non-Greater Caches, choose Greater Caches without hesitation. Second, if Greater Caches are not offered, always choose Normal Chaos Cache. If that is not offered either, it doesn’t matter which Normal non-Chaos Cache you choose. Besides these recommendations, I have a few weaker recommendations. However, these recommendations are based on the fact that of the four Greater Caches I opened, I had a Greater Collection of Chaos, which dropped significantly more gold than the other Greater Caches. Based on this, I recommend that if someone offers you multiple Greater Caches, always choose Greater Cache of Chaos. I’m guessing that there may also be differences between other non-Greater Caches, but the low sample size prevents me from drawing any conclusions. However, I believe that further research in this area can make progress in the future. Furthermore, I suspect that choosing a non-Greater Chaos Cache might actually be better than choosing a Greater non-Chaos Cache, but that’s just a crazy thought. That’s it! Do you agree with these results? Do you choose Whisper Caches similarly? Hopefully, these test results and suggestions will shed some new light on this for you!