Diablo 3 Anyone?

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1. Barbarian

+ Takes the position of a melee warrior and brute.

2. Witch Doctor

+ Takes the position of a spirit shaman with added abilities of necromancy including parts that focus on either healing, support, or summoning.

3. Druid

+ (From what I've seen based on art, trailers, locales, and what would be in such a continuation... it seems that a Druid is most likely going to be in it, as that brings together a hybrid capable of becoming melee, summoner, or elementalist, or other forms depending on the changes that the skill sets will receive.)

I'd also like to point out that since druids aren't enemies that putting a druid in the art trailer really did fortify this assumption.

4. Sorcerer

+ (Seeing as how this is one of the default classes that has stayed in the series since its creation, it makes perfect sense that they would keep it, especially since the "magic user" is one of the main mindsets that possible players will be under.)

Seeing as how the term Sorcere(o)r is one of more powerful magic control, but less versatility and numbers, it makes sense that with the line of thought that the game has gone in terms of how they are looking at classes, that they would stay with this name and just branch the gender-esque name.

This is further fortified by the fact that there is a picture of a "Magi" in the art trailers as well... though as we learned with the Sorceror Boss, that could just be an npc or enemy... though it makes more sense that it was a possible sketch of what one of said class would look like.

5. Assassin

+ Despite my disregard of anything that "hits" people physically, or relies on pure physical force to win, it is obvious that the rogue and hence the assassin, is an integral part of the series, and thus an assassin makes a logical counterargument towards class inclusion.

The only class which I actually have no physical proof... it does bring the hybrid sense along... although I would hope and most likely assume that the stealth element would be given more consideration, allowing for a greater effect for single player or group player rogues, not basing off of WoW elements or other stealth / gank traits, but more towards what rogues have been in the older Diablo series, and of course what they have been in other RPG games.

Here are few things I noticed from Diablo 3 gameplay movie and other stuff on the website.


-You just need to walk on gold to pick it up. :-D

-The girl in the Diablo 3's artwork trailer is called Leah: explanation: we see this girl with Deckard in the artwork trailer (she looks like her apprentice or something like that) and the Barbarian says (in the gameplay video): Back to town with you, Deckard. Leah worries after you.

-Item placement is the same as in WoW 1 item = 1 square

-Shoulder slot for items :-p (Barbarian is equipping plated pauldrons in the gameplay video)

-Leg slot for items (Barbarian is equipping plate Leggings in the gameplay video)

-We see a [Minor Lethality Rune] and a [Minor Power Rune], I guess that means runes are back :-D

-The 2 unidentified runes that were on the Blizzards Splash Screen can be found in the Cains journal at page 13 o.0

-In the artwork trailer we can see a red-haired woman wearing a wolf helmet (+ a cobra in her left hand and a mace in her right hand), maybe its a Druid ? ;-D

-Diablo has no soulstone(in his forehead) in the cinematic trailer! :-O ( assuming the demon roaring in the trailer is diablo, it is probably him, because he also appears in thje splash screen)
-Also Diablo has mouths on each of his shoulders now :-P

I forgot to mention something.

ZOMBIE WALL.

Zombies rule.

I guess your right purifier. Having 10 classes would have a lot of overlapping of skills. I still hate the damn druid. As much as I loved the characters skills the only one anyone ever made was a hurricane druid. I would yell at people "WHAT IS THE POINT OF PLAYING IF YOUR ONLY GOING TO USE THAT SKILL ONE SKILL!"

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