We’ll explain what purpose each serves and how they fit the build. This is the whys and hows of how the build works, and then we’ll cover the skill point distribution. In this section, we’ll be talking about each skill we use. We’ll also be making use of Berserking to generate Fury which will contribute to building Fortify as well as be used by the Melted Heart of Selig for another layer of defense. Double Swing in particular will be used to maintain Berserking for longer, in addition to our Key Passive.ĭefensively, we’ll have plenty of Stuns on top of Fortify and multiple sources of damage reduction all making us incredibly durable. We’ll still be using Frenzy and Double Swing for their unique bonuses during Beserking. We’ll also be making use of both Bleed and Vulnerable for additional damage scaling for this.

This build focuses on Leap and Ground Stomp, with multiple aspects creating devastating earthquakes that deal huge damage, with Leap being our primary damage. At the end of this guide, we have a dedicated section for you to check out if you want to level up with the Leapquake build. If you want a great leveling build to reach this point with, try our Barbarian Leveling Build. This build guide assumes you’re at least level 50 and have completed enough of your Renown to have gained the 10 additional Skill Points available. This Build takes Leap, a skill often used purely for mobility or utility, and turns it into a devastating AoE skill. This Diablo 4 Guide is up-to-date for Patch 1.1.0 (the last balance update)īarbarian is widely regarded as a slow starter with a lot of endgame potential.

This guide for the Barbarian in Diablo 4 focuses on a post-campaign Endgame Berserking Leap build that functions without too many Aspects, but becomes much more potent with the completed build!

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