Diablo III: The Rise

I'm sorry, author. I support your novel mentally, but among the professions in Diablo 3, I am the only one who dislikes the Demon Hunter, Blizzard's own son. In fact, I have been playing Diablo 3 for half a year, and only the Witcher is not willing to continue practicing until I reach 40+.

Shenxiu #5538, I have 5 votes every day. Make an appointment to take me 70 for the new season.

Now that Diablo III has released the Necromancer, there is no time to have fun. I feel that it is not fun for the so-called balance...

Not bad... I like the dirty set for hunting monsters the most.

=￣ω￣=The protagonist is definitely not the Nephalem! Nephalem can predict everything with his eyes closed (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧

As soon as I saw Leia's name, I knew it was Diavolo's preliminary body. When I saw Skeleton King, I was sure. My peak level never exceeded 500 in any season.

Apart from teasing the teaching army, is there anything worse than the demon hunter?

Diablo 3 novel, good, 11 votes, Diablo 3 is even better, but the witch doctor is too ugly

Keep it first. . . . Haven't watched it yet

First of all, I want to make it clear that I have only played 1 and 2 (even staying up all night for 2 days and 3 nights), but Diablo 3 seems to require Battle. Net, so I haven't played it (I like to silently open up wasteland alone, of course, with friends, Battle. Net is too troublesome). I have some questions about several points in the article. 1. First of all, that young master takes a level 30 guard to open up some small boss (what level is the boss? Why is it so difficult to name a level 30 profession with an unknown name)? 2. What level is the young master at? Why is it that he is in a bunker with a blue outfit, and his output is worse than level 30? 3. The young master and the guards are all professionals, right? There are also several demon hunters. Why are they not clear about the effects of their own skills? Obviously you have seen the smoke bomb, why do you think the protagonist can't run that far? Does it mean that the protagonist's skill effects are different from theirs? 4. As for the effect of the protagonist's skills, why can one roll reach 35 meters, which is equivalent to the height of nearly 10 floors? It is understandable if it is a full-level skill that has been strengthened. However, it is only a few levels, and it is so fortress? Is the range of skill effects too exaggerated? 5. Regarding the skills on the equipment, I only saw that one can be summoned every 10 seconds, but there is no mention of a limited number. Why did it suddenly say that only four can be summoned later, and there is no explanation of the time limit. I wonder if this can be explained in the future, otherwise it will always give people a very abrupt feeling. 6. I don't know when I will be able to tell you about the protagonist's current environment and background (such as profession/era, etc.). I've only seen a little bit of it now. I understand it very well, but I can't help but confide in the above questions. In summary, as someone who has only played the first two generations, I really don't know much about Diablo 3. Although I have read several novels about Diablo 3, I hope the author can describe it in some details, otherwise it will be difficult for those who have never played it to understand it. Finally, I hope the author can insist on finishing the novel. There are too few novels in the Dark series, and few of them can be completed (even less about Archer). [Fn=2_3]