Despite the announcement of the return of Lilith D2R Items as the (presumably) principal antagonist who will cause havoc in Sanctuary there is not much made of the storyline for Diablo 4. Blizzard has discussed some of the game's features, however, fans remain unaware of some aspects related to Diablo 4. Since there's been a lot of time between the announcement and when the game is expected to release, players will need more to keep their interest piqued. The cinematic reveal trailer for Diablo 4 may have made some buzz, but Blizzard can't just rely on that and past updates to make gamers enthusiastic about the game. It has been providing information to players throughout the years and now is the right time to go a little deeper into things such as the next class of Diablo 4.
The three initial Diablo 4 classes were revealed at the beginning of 2019. after the announcement of the game being made at BlizzCon 2019 highlighting its Barbarian, Sorceress, and Druid classes. In addition, the Rogue class was revealed later during BlizzConline as well as a new fifth class that is yet to be announced. Much like Diablo 2 and Diablo 3 the game is set to launch with five classes, with players discussing which classes could be added in the future updates or expansions similar to the earlier Diablo entries.
Classes provide players with a variety of ways to combat, and offer individualized set of skills that are based on their equipment, weapons and gear. With the ferocious brutality of the Barbarian and the tactical spellcasting of the Sorceress or the devastating moves and shapeshifting abilities of the Druid and the stealth and ranged skills of the Rogue Players have plenty of options when it comes to their style of play. Many players believe they know the rules for Diablo 2 Resurrected Items returning classes, but it appears like Diablo 4 is making some modifications and has its own take on the way that classes work.