The Necromancer and the Paladin are also the only characters that can break immunities in enemies, which becomes crucial in Hell difficulty, where every enemy is immune to at least one type of damage.
Players can also use the Avenger Paladin or Hammerdin Paladin solo and get through the game fairly easily. Although more gear-heavy than the Necromancer, these Paladin builds focus on heavy damage through multiple elemental types. Using summoning abilities to bring in minions, and especially the golem, gives players the ability to play alone without needing a lot of gear. The community most often recommends Sorceress as the best beginner Class: since she is a ranged caster it will be easier for you to make gear choices without. Each of these classes also has a top build that should be utilized by solo players.ĭiablo 2's Summoner Necromancer is arguably the best class and build in the game. This hero has a weakness when facing bosses or hordes of undead alone, so novices may want to avoid this class for their first playthrough of Diablo II: Resurrected. The best three characters to use for solo plays are the Necromancer, the Paladin, and the Sorceress. If you enjoy being on the front-lines while running through the game with friends and you don't want to play as a goody-goody, the Barbarian class is for you. He also starts out strong (getting access to his two main skills at level 1 - few other builds have that advantage) and keeps getting stronger.
Even when players are able to respec their characters, beating Hell difficulty alone is challenging. Summoner Necro is probably the easiest and least gear-dependent to solo the game with. Playing alone through each difficulty in Diablo 2: Resurrected can be tough, but it becomes nearly impossible with the wrong class or build.
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