What Class Should You Play in Diablo 4: Season of the Malignant?

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Diablo 4: Season of the Malignant has been out for a while now, and it evokes a mixed bag of emotions. While the balance patch that went live at the start of the season still stings, there are plenty of viable builds out there whether you are looking to level up the season pass or are planning to push Nightmare Dungeon tiers. Currently, four of the five classes are viable for high-tier Nightmare dungeons with Sorcerer being the only exception. With a bunch of Sorcerer buffs coming, I would recommend holding off on playing the class for now and trying out something else instead. 

Rogue is possibly the best class in the game right now and is challenged only by Druid. The class has plenty of crowd control and damage and the one build that stands out to me is Death Traps . It feels like a better version of the highly popular Twisting Blades Rogue. The one big differentiator between Twisting Blades and Death Traps is that the latter offers a slower playstyle which might not be to your liking if you have been maining Twisting Blades from the start.

Death Traps focuses on a slower but hard-hitting playstyle. It is comfortable to play and more appealing to players who are new to the class. The build begins to shine past level 50 when you get some paragon points going into your build but it struggles 

You should play Rogue if: 

Thorns Barbarian with the Caged Heart of Revenge and Caged Heart of Ignoring Pain feels incredibly fun to use. You get to enjoy the same melee playstyle we’ve grown to love but with a unique twist. You get enemies to attack you and die to their own damage. Some of the Caged Hearts work really well with Thorns Barbarian builds and it might take a while to get the right setup.

It is also a great PvP build