Diablo Immortal: Stats Explained

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A vast assortment of attributes is a part of every Diablo game, and Diablo Immortal is no different. Character progression is intrinsically tied to upgrading one's stats, and these increases mostly come from fortuitous loot drops and level-ups. It’s essential for players to learn how to navigate and make the most out of this system if they hope to take down the forces of Hell and save the world of Sanctuary.

Though numerous, there are three types of stats that make up the attribute system in Diablo Immortal: primary attributes, secondary attributes, and additional attributes. This guide will cover them categorically.

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Primary Attributes come in five flavors: strength, intelligence, fortitude, vitality, and willpower. Increasing primary attributes increases the secondary attributes, and increasing secondary attributes increases player power in Diablo Immortal.

The useful thing about fortitude and willpower is that they offer both offensive and defensive bonuses through the secondary stats they increase.

Secondary Attributes are all about player power, and feature perhaps the single most important stat in all of Diablo Immortal – combat rating. Split into offensive and defensive ratings, it is compared against the combat rating of the enemy, and either grant a bonus or a penalty depending on if the rating is higher or lower than the target. The other secondary attributes are: armor, armor penetration, potency, and resistance.

Lastly, additional attributes are not only the most interesting category, but they also allow players to truly establish their unique build for Diablo Immortal. They are numerous, can only be increased through items, and not all of them