In Diablo III it’s usually a good idea to find and use items which compliment specific spells, making them more and more powerful. The reason my wizard is so much more powerful is partly because I have traditionally played wizard as my favourite Diablo III class, but also because I have a good sense of direction as to what my build should be. While I have found the demon hunter more fun to play this season, my wizard seems to be much stronger and I have a greater rift record of level 57 (somewhere between torment XII and XIII).
Surprisingly for me, I decided to level a second character, a wizard. Eventually greater rifts become so difficult that it is nearly impossible to complete them and will always offer a challenge to the most elite Diablo III players. The higher the greater rift level, the more rewards you can expect for completing them. Greater rifts are big part of the end game content. There is no limit to how high your paragon level can become, however if your paragon level is very high, it will take quite some effort and time to gain more.
Paragon levels give you points to spend and make your character stronger.
For those readers who have not played Diablo 3, or have but from before the launch of Reaper of Souls back in 2014, after your character reaches maximum level, in this case level 70, you start to gain account wide paragon levels. Since starting Diablo III season 17 again after my newly max level demon hunter died after an hour or two of playing the end game content, I feel I have made some good progress.Īt the time of writing this, my season 17 hardcore paragon level is 501 and my new demon hunter still lives with greater rift record of level 50 (torment XI).
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