The introduction of a new class in the Diablo universe is not an easy task, as there is so much more to explore than the class itself. Players are also offered all of the new content that comes with it. Tempest, the new class that arrived following the Blood Knight, which was the last to be introduced nine years ago. Now, with Diablo Immortal’s Tempest arrival, the game is full of new abilities and moves that players will enjoy while diving into this new adventure!
Diablo Immortal Tempest Skills
Most of the abilities that come with Tempest in Diablo Immortal focus on duplicating your character to set up attacks from different angles. This will create clones that will mimic your attacks. It’s an experience you don’t want to miss, so let’s break down all the abilities you can use with this new class.
Passive Skill: Mist Touched
The Tempest’s passive will make your attacks periodically conjure a Zephyr to help you in your questing, attacking and mimicking most of your Skills before dissipating into a Mist-Touched Orb. Every time you collect the orbs, it will reduce the cooldown of Misted-Touched, but if any of your allies collect the orbs, it will empower them, and their next skill will conjure a Zephyr that will mimic the attacks they use. As we mentioned, while using Diablo Immortal Tempest, many of your skills will conjure Zephyrs, but this won’t allow you to control all of them. You can only control up to 3 at one time.
Primary Attacks & Ultimates
You will focus on using the power of wind and water for your primary attacks and your ultimates. You can combine them with your passive to build great blocks to help you understand more about the Tempest Class in Diablo Immortal.
- Wind Edge: This primary attack will use the violent wind to make an empowering attack, allowing you to slash at nearby enemies quickly. It will deal damage, but if the enemies are out of range, you can rush to them; however, if you want to replicate this attack on an enemy player, you will experience a cooldown.
- Piercing Gale (Ultimate): This ultimate will enhance Wind Edge for a short time, allowing you to charge forward and slice your enemies into pieces with high damage. During activating this ultimate, you will gain a shield that absorbs damage.
- Wave Edge (Unlocked at level 34): Instead of wind, Tempest in Diablo Immortal will use water to crash the tides and create water whips that will allow you to do a series of sweeping attacks, dealing great damage to your primary target and some to nearby enemies.
- Power of the Deeps (Ultimate): This will temporarily enhance Wave Edge, giving you an extended range than usual and letting you attack all enemies. You will also gain a shield that absorbs damage.
Skills
Like the other classes, you will have the option of numerous skills, but the ones you choose will depend on your build and play style. Tempest Class in Diablo Immortal brings some innovative mechanics to the game that you can use during your adventure.
- Breaker: You will unleash a wave with blade edges that will crash over your enemies, dealing area damage. When the wave crashes into the ground, you will see it conjures a Zephyr.
- Crosswinds: When you use this skill, the wind is your ally; you and your Zephyr will create a cutting-edge wind to your selected location.
- Vortex (Unlocked at level 3): This skill will create a vortex that will pull in nearby enemies, dealing them continuous damage while in the vortex.
- Squall (Unlocked at level 8): You will call the wind's power to teleport to a selected location, and it will create a swirl of attacks and deal damage. Your Zephyrs will follow you and do the same as you, giving you more chances to create chaos.
- Blade Dance (Unlocked at level 15): The Tempest in Diablo Immortal will throw blades from the edges of the skill that go forward into the ground and damage any enemy that reaches the blades. It will stun your opponents, and after a short delay, you will pull yourself into the blade, damaging and knocking the enemies that cross your path.
- Cascade (Unlocked at level 20): You and your Zephyrs will use the water to slam your enemies with the edge into the ground, crashing a wave around you and damaging all the foes within the area of effect.
- Flowing Strike (Unlock at level 28): You will conjure a Zephyr at your current location while dashing forward in a flurry of blades and water. This skill will damage all the enemies that are in your way.
- Tidal Rush (Unlocked at level 38): using this skill will make you and your Zephyr dash at each other’s location to slice through the enemies in the area of effect.
- Zephyr Surge (Unlocked at level 41): Diablo Immortal Tempest will dissipate into the air, and you will be untargetable for a short period. Alongside, you will unleash a flurry of 5 slashes on nearby enemies. This skill will consume your conjured Zephyrs but will empower the attack with an extra slash for each Zephyr consumed.
- Wind Walk (Unlocked at level 44): When you use this skill, you will create a cyclone that temporarily increases your Attack Speed. Wind Walk will make you untargetable while you stay inside the storm.
- Rolling Surf (Unlocked at level 47): You will use the sea to empower you and your Zephyrs to make your Primary Attacks hurl water blades, able to penetrate your enemies while dealing damage. Moreover, you get an increased Movement Speed and the ability to ride a wave that will let you use your Primary Attack and move simultaneously.
- Riptide (Unlocked at level 50): Command the water you have around you into a crushing tide that will pull in nearby enemies, damaging and stunning them.
- Stormfury (Unlocked at level 53): With this skill, you will combine your edges and the weapons of nearby allies to cause your Primary Attacks to unleash slashes of wind with additional damage to them.
The Tempest Diablo Immortal: The Experience
With the recent release of Diablo Immortal Tempest, you will find five different ways to submerge yourself into the raw chaos and experience how furious this new class will be. Let’s break those down!
Relentless Tide
You will go through the young Tempest, which is defending the denizens of Sanctuary. In the short cinematic of the quest, you will notice the several skills you can learn with this class and dive in to harness the Cold Isles. At this point, you must face the fateful encounter resulting in the Tempest's exile and leaving their home, forcing you to get on a self-discovery journey with tons of action.
Tempest Trial Dungeon
You will gain the right to wield the storm’s full wrath if you are brave enough to go through this dungeon. During this dungeon, you must use one of the 3 pre-set builds that will allow you to pass the trials. Enter the trial, which will give you your full stats and pre-selected gems to experience the true potential of the Tempest Class in Diablo Immortal. This dungeon is replayable as many times as you like.
Deluged Plane
This is a special edition of Fractured Plane, but you will play as Tempest. You will experiment with different play styles before you decide what your chosen class will be. Once you choose, you will commit to that class, but using Deluged Place will help you decide and try out Legendary Items, builds, and combinations; at the end, you will emerge with a Tempest cosmetic and Legendary Gear.
Select Tempest: Create a New Character
If you want to experience Diablo Immortal Tempest to its fullest, creating a new character and starting your journey as one will allow you to fully customize your adventure and wander around to reach your new path.
Class Change
It’s not a new incorporation into Diablo Immortal, but with the recent release of Tempest, you will get a temporary augmenting in the Class Change cooldown; this means you can change your class during the first week of the event as many times you like and go from Tempest to your original class. To do so, you must have an existing character once you unlock Westmarch. In older versions, you must be level 35, but when you reach Westmarch you are now able to Class Change.
Diablo Immortal Tempest Class: New Paragon System
The Diablo Immortal developers included some changes to the Paragon System, the main goal being to increase the versatility and choice for the players. The new system's overall goal is to make it easier to combine and collect skills that fit various playstyles. With the latest changes introduced with Diablo Immortal Tempest, you will have more flexibility to equip and combine different abilities, creating and granting a greater build diversity and bringing versatility to the game.
The new system will simplify the old system to create a better pool of skills you can use anytime. Now, the system will refer to 5 new trees instead of 15. In each tree, you will have a pool of 15 skills you can choose from, and you will be able to select from any of the 5 trees. Moreover, these trees will unlock sequentially, giving you access to more trees while you spend more Paragon Points. You will unlock the next available tree if you spend 10 Paragon Points on a tree. Here’s the modification to the Paragon System using the 5 new trees:
- Vanquisher (Includes: Vanquisher, Treasure Hunter, Massacre)
- Survivor (Includes: Survivor, Mastermind, Apothecary)
- Gladiator (Includes: Gladiator, Soldier, Champion)
- Brawler (Includes Brawler, Warden, Executioner)
- Slinger (Includes Duelist, Weaver, Ranger)
Diablo Immortal Tempest FAQ
A new class came with many questions, and with all the changes, it’s crucial to obliterate the doubts with clear and concise answers. So, let’s begin!
What happens with the Persistent Attributes in the old Paragon System?
You can obtain the benefits from the old system and unlock them, but they are now redistributed into the new system. When you unlock a Paragon skill, you will get an additive bonus that Persistent Attributes gave in the previous system. All the benefits are now granted across all the new Paragon skills.
What are the Level and Difficulty changes with the Diablo Immortal Tempest introduction?
Some changes include lowering the Paragon level cap to 299 and reducing the difficulty modes from 15 to 4. There are now three different levels of Hell: Hell I, Hell II, and Hell III.
Tempest Class Diablo Immortal Summary
Since the recent release of the Diablo Immortal Tempest, the game's meta will change until it reaches a new stability that includes the new class, items, changes and more with the recent update. Don’t miss any game updates by following our blog section; there, you can find guides, updates and more about Diablo Immortal and other games related to the Diablo universe. You can also find some phenomenal accounts on our Diablo Immortal page to take your journey to endgame excellence in no time. That’s all for now; see you soon in another blog!
