The Wizard is an excellent pick for those who prefer to destroy their enemies at range.They also have an impressive amount of area of effect attacks that can both sweep through nearby enemies, or hamper distant foes. You may not be able to focus down enemies quite as fast, but the Crusader's bulky shield will keep you alive for a long time, and their slew of ranged magic attacks can handle any threat out of reach of your sword.

The Crusader is an ideal runner up to the Barbarian, who trades in the pure damage output with a more safeguarded approach of defensive combat.

Couple that with a great amount of area of effect sweeping attacks, and you have a class that can overcome almost any odd through sheer aggression, and anything at range can be pulled in with Chained Spears or have their distance closed with a quick Leap attack. The Barbarian's first primary attack allows you to heal yourself every few hits, ensuring that the more you fight, the more you heal, especially when combined with the Undying Rage skill. As you might expect, the Barbarian is an absolute beast in combat and dish out incredible damage at close range.

The Barbarian Class offers one of the most straightforward and easiest to handle experiences.

Due to the nature of Diablo Immortal being a mobile game, customization is both a bit more limited than Diablo 3, but also allows you to streamline your gear progress so there will be less chance of hindering yourself as you progress.

Each class serves a useful purpose, but some are more risk vs reward, or require more skill and planning, vs certain classes that are more forgiving. Picking your chosen class can differ greatly on what you want to get out of your Diablo Immortal experience.

Diablo 2 wiki classes