Pressure Through Mobility and Control

While the Barbarian doesn’t teleport or dash like other classes, their mobility skills have seen meaningful tweaks. Leap now slows enemies instead of knocking them back, which is a game-changer. Instead of scattering your foes and having to chase them down, you now group enemies and Diablo 4 Items debilitate their escape, creating ideal scenarios for AoE combos.

Combine this with Ground Stomp’s increased stun duration and Rallying Cry’s better uptime, and you get a rotation where Barbarians can rotate between movement, stuns, and slows to trap enemies in an ever-tightening kill zone. These effects allow for:

Better positioning and kite control

More reliable interrupts against elite casters or summoners

Enhanced synergy with group CC, such as Rogue traps or Sorcerer chills

By controlling both their positioning and the enemies’, Barbarians take the upper hand not through stealth or sorcery, but by dictating the tempo of cheap Diablo IV Items the fight with unmatched pressure.