Endgame Push Tier List

Method and season context

Assumes a developed character testing harder activities. Sustained damage, defense, recovery after forced movement and realistic item requirements matter most.

These bands are a qualitative QuestBase editorial judgment for Season 15, not a timed benchmark. A, B and S are relative to this activity and the stated assumptions. Use the linked build's limitations to decide whether its position applies to your character.

S tier

Strong activity fit with a relatively clear route to its main advantage.

Bone Spirit NecromancerThe payoff depends on the Essence and setup available when Bone Spirit is released; careless filler can undercut the hit. A missed cast or resource error is costly.Landslide DruidLand the earth payoff where enemies will remain, and use control or positioning to make repeated hits useful. Mobile enemies can leave the intended impact area.Blessed Shield PaladinThe shield's bounce path gives value in packs, while bossing depends on a direct repeatable hit and Faith control. A lone target reduces bounce opportunities.

A tier

Capable when its setup and player preferences match the activity.

Hammer of the Ancients BarbarianBank Fury and position for meaningful hammer impacts instead of treating every available cast as equal. Missed or poorly timed impacts cost more than in a continuous damage loop.Abyss Rampage WarlockBalance Wrath spent on your own attacks against Dominance reserved for the demon that completes the sequence. Two resource meters and a moving boss complicate timing.Static Field Blizzard SorcererThe two-element plan needs one clear damage payoff; a support field should make Blizzard more reliable rather than distract from it. Mobile bosses and competing resource costs can weaken both halves.Withering Fist SpiritbornApply repeated close-range pressure while tracking the poison or debuff condition that gives the chosen version value. A fragile setup can lose damage to forced retreats.

B tier

Playable, but a specific limitation demands more effort or gear.

Dance of Knives RoguePlan travel and charge recovery around the attack rather than treating it as an unlimited spinning state. Walls, stuns and empty space can interrupt the useful damage window.Auradin PaladinAn Aura is part of the setup, but the build still needs an explicit active damage plan and a reason to choose each Aura. Too many conditional effects can produce weak personal damage when one prerequisite fails.Soar Swarm SpiritbornThe plan joins a movement opener to a follow-up damage field; verify the current tags and interaction of the selected variants. Poor landings leave the character exposed and the payoff behind.

Who should use this list

Use this list if assumes a developed character testing harder activities. sustained damage, defense, recovery after forced movement and realistic item requirements matter most.

A comfortable A-tier route you can execute can outperform an S-tier route whose resource or gear conditions you cannot meet. Start from the full build guide and your available items.

Season changes and evidence

This Season 15 reading uses Blizzard's season overview, dated patch record and the documented class mechanics in the linked guides. No exact clear time, damage multiplier or universal best-in-slot status is inferred from those sources.

Review the maintained patch record after a skill-tag, item or activity update, then reassess the rank. Last updated 2026-10-06.

Sources and verification

Official Blizzard material establishes named mechanics and access. QuestBase labels progression and build advice as editorial judgment. Exact live values should be checked in the client and maintained patch record.

Season of Hell's Legacy overviewBlizzard Entertainment · QuestBase source entry Diablo IV patch notesBlizzard Entertainment · QuestBase source entry