A Diablo 4 player has rolled what might be the luckiest item ever.
Seen below is the Magus Ring, an Ancestral Rare Ring, as first reported by Diablo 4 gold Icy-Veins. The ring firstly has an awesome item power of 777, but crucially only requires a character level of 80 in order to wield, which is one of the more recent changes from Blizzard taking effect, lowering the character level requirements for Ancestral gear.
My first full max piece of gear from r/diablo4
It's what comes next that really makes this ring incredibly lucky. The Magus Ring boasts +24.8% lightning resistance and poison resistance for the player, while also offering +14% vulnerable damage, and +17.5% critical strike damage, a deadly combination in themselves for striking vulnerable foes for huge damage in just one hit.
Diablo 4's new Season 3 companion would have to be "horribly overpowered" for Blizzard to do anything | MMOEXP
Diablo 4 Season 3 will feature the Seneschal, a robotic companion that can join the fight or heal and defend you. That definitely sounds like the kind of thing that could add a whole lot of power to your build, but Blizzard says it's unlikely to nerf the Seneschal unless things get absolutely ridiculous.
Since the Seneschal "won't exist outside of Season 3," designer Sean White explains in an interview with MMOEXP, the devs can take wilder swings without worrying too much about game balance. "You know, I've always said that there's breaking the game and breaking the game. As long as it's not too horribly overpowered, we're likely to leave it alone. But again, I want to stress we'll take those on a case-by-case scenario because it depends on how much it breaks the game."
That's in keeping with recent comments from franchise GM Rod Fergusson, who said that Blizzard will "embrace," not insta-nerf, some busted Diablo 4 builds. According to White, the seasonal model gives the studio more freedom to Diablo 4 gold for sale let overpowered builds run wild for a time.
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