Diablo 4 Season 11 completely changes the meta builds and the Spiritborn class takes center stage. Spiritborns have received significant buffs and very few nerfs this season, making them the best builds to play, whether it’s an early leveler or a late-game push. They are capable of dealing high, consistent damage while being super mobile, or they can be super durable and tanky.
In this guide, we will give you the current list of extremely versatile Spiritborn builds for the first Diablo 4 Season 11 games.
Diablo 4 Season 11: Spiritborn Upgrade Tier List
S-Tier Spiritborn Builds
1) Avoid Spiritborn
The Evade Spiritborn is very dominant in the early and later Diablo 4 games. This version is very mobile and offers unparalleled survivability against high-level enemies. You can easily take out multiple enemies with its destructive AoE bursts while dashing through enemies. This version is extremely beginner-friendly because of its simplicity and smoothness.
Benefits :
- Very mobile and has extremely high AoE
- The ability to crowd control makes this a solid solo upgrade build
- A low cooldown allows for smoother combat, especially early on.
Disadvantages:
- Great for taking out monsters, but has a weaker single target burst
- Requires proper use of dodge and cooldowns
Best equipment and aspects for upgrading:
Doesn’t require any unique or specific aspects, making it the best build to play in early Diablo 4.
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2) Flock of Spiritborn Feathers
This is the strongest ranged build of the Spiritborn class in Diablo 4 and is capable of clearing screens full of enemies safely from a distance. Although this build is not the best for dealing damage to a single target early on, it offers safe gameplay for regular and hardcore players.
Benefits :
- High area damage
- The safest build to level up with in Hardcore mode
- High attack speed lets you level up faster than most builds.
Disadvantages:
- Extremely resource intensive due to construction skill spamming gameplay
- Weaker defense makes it difficult to maintain against bosses and elites
Best early game gear:
- Aspect of Turbulence (Ruined Wild in Nahantu)
- Aspect of Haste (Bubbling Underpass in Nahantu)
- Bouncy Aspect (Forge of Malice in Nahantu)
A-Tier Spiritborn Builds
1) Spiritborn Stinger
The Stinger Spiritborn offers a staggering poison melee damage build that can melt through crowds. This build is designed for aggressive gameplay with serious damage over time capabilities.
Benefits :
- Provides consistent DoT output
- High offensive and mobility availability
Disadvantages:
- Requires a ton of positioning and kiting to avoid incoming damage
- Requires Poison Enhancement gear for optimal performance
Best early game gear:
- Aspect of Turbulence (Ruined Wild in Nahantu)
- Aspect of Haste (Bubbling Underpass in Nahantu)
- Plague Aspect (Sacred Stones in Nahantu)
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2) Spiritborn Rake
The Spiritborn Rake consists of quick attacks that deal massive bleed damage to enemies. Despite being left behind due to the nerfs it received in Season 11, the build still performs optimally in combat and is a fantastic choice for leveling in Diablo 4.
Benefits :
- High DoT due to bleed effect
- Very aggressive and fluid in combat
- Deal huge amounts of damage to a single target
Disadvantages:
- Requires specific aspects of bleeding to function optimally.
- Weak against ranged targets and lacks AoE
- Requires skillful repositioning for effective performance
Best early game gear:
- Aspect of Disobedience (Hall of the Damned in Kehjistan)
- Aspect of hase (underpass of Sethin in nahantu)
- Aspect of the Wild Claws (Pyre of the Hierophant in Nahantu)
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Level B
1) Spiritborn Crushing Hand
Crushing Hand is one of the most brutal Spiritborn builds in Diablo 4. It gives you durability in combat and reliable burst damage against mobs, but it’s too slow for quick leveling in Diablo 4.
Benefits :
- Can eliminate elite packs easily
- Super tanky and grants increased survivability
- Perfect build to synergize with stun or slow builds
Disadvantages:
- Slow movement makes it unreliable for rapid leveling
- Builds based on weaker rather than faster projectiles
- Skill rotation is slow, making this a difficult build to play.
Best early game gear:
- Power Aspect (Dark Ravine Dry Steppes)
- Aspect of the Moose (Beast Graveyard in Nahantu)
- Relentless Aspect (Remnants of Rage in Nahantu)
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Level C
1) Spiritborn Rock Splitting Thorns
If you want a super casual tanky build, the Rock Splitter Thorns Spiritborn is a great option. Stand and let the enemies commit suicide. While this build is one of the worst to level, it is one of the best tank builds to play in the game.
Benefits :
- Very durable tank, perfect for group support role
- Minimal mechanical demand makes playing easier
Disadvantages:
- Slow but steady leveling ability makes it unsuitable for rapid leveling
- Heavy Thorns and Defense-Based Equipment Requirements
- Slow skill rotation
Best early game gear:
- Appearance of superimposed protections
- Conceited appearance
- Aspect of Power (Dark Ravine in the Dry Steppes)
- Hectic appearance
- Quick aspect (buried rooms in dry steppes)
- Aspect of the Bruiser (Kutokue Caves in Nahantu)
Also read – 6 Most nerfed versions of Diablo 4 Season 11
The Spiritborn class brings versatility to its builds in Diablo 4 Season 11, giving players multiple upgrade paths, from high-speed builds to slow, durable builds. Among these builds, Evade Spiritborn, Quill Volley Spiritborn, and Poison Stinger Spiritborn are the best choices when it comes to leveling up quickly.
These builds can easily clear crowded areas while providing medium to high levels of survival. So if you want to try the Spiritborn class in Season 11, the meta builds mentioned above are the best options you have.
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Edited by Adarsh ​​J Kumar
