Like Diablo II, Diablo III will have five classes available to choose from. Four known classes are the Barbarian, Witch Doctor, Wizard and Monk.
There are five runestone types: Crimson, Indigo, Obsidian, Golden, and Alabaster. Each runestone affects skills differently. For example, adding a Crimson Runestone to a skill may enhance its damage, while adding an Alabaster Runestone might add a stun effect.
You’ll be able to place a runestone in each of your seven skills by opening the Skills screen. A rune’s specific effect on a skill is explained through a tooltip.
In addition to their color, runestones also come in different ranks of power; the higher a runestone’s rank, the more dramatic its effect on the skill. Experiment, and discover which skill and runestone combination best suits your personal playstyle.
Diablo III is an upcoming dark fantasy / horror -themed action role-playing game in development by Blizzard, making it the third installment in the Diablo franchise.
Tracks Diablo 3 beta news and covers info on gameplay, characters, story, and demo.
After several days of conjecture, an evolving series of load screens, and more fanboy arguments than you can shake a mouse at, word has finally come down from on high.
A site named mmorpgitalia.it supposedly received information saying that Diablo 3 will be released on April 17. Even if this news comes with the price structure for.
It seems that everyone is talking about the new Follower System that has been announced. There will soon be another post in the News section, or on the main page.
