Demon Hunter is the fifth Diablo 3 class to be revealed in 2010. Demon hunter can deal the least damage at this time but is good at attacking from distance. It was designed as a character who concentrate on Ranged combat in Diablo III.

Today, I want to give a brief guide about Demon Hunter. You can learn some useful tips as the best abilities, builds and tips will be introduced for Demon Hunter in Diablo 3. If you are interested in this class or beginners of this game, this guide is a overview for you to get started.

Demon Hunter, as one of the most popular classes in D3, has unique skill-set make it powerful and strong in PVP in hands of a veteran player. It is a new class that is not in D1 and D2. And the Amazon and the Assassin are replaced by Demon Hunter. Demon Hunter relies on explosive, knives, and bombs and other Assassin-esque techniques. You can choose to be male or female Demon Hunter while no gender can be selected in Diablo 2.

Demon Hunter is a ranged class that relies on bombs, bows and traps to do with damage to its opponents. You can use dual wielding or two-handed crossbow or bow as weapons. Demon Hunter can wield two 1-handed ranged weapons referring “Light Crossbows” or “Hand Crossbows”. While other classes are not capable of wield these weapons.

When dual-wielding, you can use each weapon to attack enemies and the weapon damage is calculated by each weapon individually. When you shoot with stronger weapon, much more damage will be done than with weaker weapon.

Three advantages are important when using dual wielding as attack speed is 15% faster by default so you can attack more frequently and get more stat bonus as Hand Crossbows seem to have bigger items budget than quivers. What’s more, you will have lots of proc-based abilities and gear in Diablo3 account so that you can attack fast. If you think it appeals to you, you can buy diablo 3 account to join it.

The disadvantage of dual wielding is that it only works when there are two good one-hand weapons. If you have different weapons, it would be much better as more damage will be done when you use a quiver and a one-hand weapon than carrying a bad bow in your off-hand. Actually, when you reach high levels, you need buy diablo 3 items for bigger budgets. In my opinion, most of quivers can increase 10% attack speed stat for most players.

However, most players tend to use dual wielding weapons as they are more useful in Diablo 3 till PvP or challenging content or it is buffed. Kting will be more useful than doing direct damage when processing stuns and knockbacks.

They can use two resources – slow-regenerating and fast-regenerating skills. Slow-regenerating discipline is used for tactical skills and evasion, while the fast-regenerating Hatred is used for offensive skills.

Demon Hunters use either a bow, crossbow, and cross pistol (thats what I like to call them) or Xbow and Xpistol for short. Hope this helps players understand the difference between the weapons and spawn more creative builds rather than forcing everyone into a cookie cutter build.