Each one brings something exciting and unique to the table, and players will likely be arguing about which one is better for years to come. At launch, the game has five different classes that all fill a classic fantasy RPG archetype. They can roll core and all-armor stats, one Socket (Quivers are treated as Armor for gem bonuses), Area Damage, Critical Hit Chance, bonus damage against Elites, reduced skill cooldowns, increased damage of any skill, reduced resource costs, increased maximum Discipline, Hatred regeneration, Life %, Life per second, Thorns, extra healing, and various 'chance on hit' effects.Just like with every Diablo before it, Diablo 4 features multiple classes for fans to play as. (When increased attack speed was nerfed on virtually all items in patch 1.0.3, Quivers were the only item exempted.) This affix is free, and does not count towards the total 6-affix limit, but cannot be rerolled at the Mystic. They are also not shown on a character model, but all pants on Demon Hunters do show quivers in some way, sometimes even two at a time.Īll Quivers have a guaranteed Attack Speed increase (usually 15–20% regardless of level) instead of flat damage the other off-hand items provide. In Diablo III, arrows are infinite, so Quivers do not limit the number of shots. As of patch 2.4, Quivers can even be equipped with a one-handed melee weapon a Quiver cannot be used, however, with dual Hand Crossbows. Similarly to Arrows and Bolts from Diablo II, the Quivers may be equipped in the off-hand slot alongside a ranged weapon ( Bow, Crossbow, or Hand Crossbow).

Quivers are a special off-hand item type only usable by Demon Hunters in Diablo III.

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