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Factors That Determine Diablo Immortal Account Price

Those that sell Diablo Immortal account are free to do so at any price. It is, however, recommended that they follow certain guidelines that determines an account’s actual value, which are the following:

• Level of Characters – includes base and Paragon levels, as well as the viability of the class(es) and chosen Paragon Tree.
• Difficulty – accounts that have one or more characters in Hell 2
• Price of gear – its equivalent in real-life currency of its price in gold
• Amount of In-game Currency – both gold and premium currency, Eternal Orbs, are counted
• Price of premium items – their price in real-life currency adds up to the account’s total price
• Inclusion of Alpha and Beta bonuses

Another factor is whether an account is an Alpha or Beta account. The former can already be bought from the right sellers. Those that have one and want to make money can already do so.

What Diablo Immortal Has in Store

There is still a lot to be revealed about Diablo Immortal. Currently, however, it is at Alpha, so we can already see glimpses of certain aspects such as gameplay, progression system, classes and the customization system.

The game has similar classes to that of Diablo III: Barbarian, Demon Hunter, Wizard, Monk, Necromancer, and Crusader. They play and assume similar roles as their Diablo III counterparts, so players should have no problem with any of them.

As for the leveling system, it also does not break from tradition, save the changes on Paragon Levels. Currently, the level cap is at 45, but Blizzard has promised that this will be raised to 70 at launch. As for the Paragon levels, Diablo Immortal has given the mechanic a more innovative, useful, and specialized twist. Unlike in Diablo III, where there is no Paragon level cap and therefore characters can theoretically grow infinitely, there is a Paragon level cap. Also, instead of Paragon levels giving bonus attribute points, there will be Paragon Trees. Each Paragon Tree is focused on bolstering a particular aspect and has a set of passive skills to achieve this goal.

Ten Paragon Trees are slated on official release, but the Alpha only has four, namely:

• Gladiator – generally for PVP players, it is geared towards increasing damage, improving efficiency of trapping abilities, and preventing being one-hit KO’d by enemy players.
• Survival – designed for those that want more staying power, it has passives that bump up block chance and movement speed on low life, and prevents being one-hit KO’d by monsters.
• Treasure Hunter – as the name suggests, it’s for those that want better drop rates and more experience and gold from monsters.
• Vanquisher – focused on and encourages slaying monsters, it has passives that increase armor penetration, and gives damage bonuses for