The Best World Bosses In Diablo 4, Ranked
There are currently three scary World Bosses for players to beat in Diablo 4. Here are some things about them that fans should know.
Diablo 4 by Blizzard Entertainment is full of tasks and problems, but taking on a World Boss might be the biggest one. These elite bosses are huge and show up in different places on the map as part of special PvE World Events. Players will have to work together in groups of up to 12 to fight these huge foes, but the rewards more than make up for the risks if the group is well-equipped enough to do so. If a player can beat one of these bosses, they will get rare crafting materials called Scattered Prisms and unique loot drops. Players will also get a cache of unique things once a week, but they can only get one of these per week.
Even though a player’s level affects how hard a world boss is, they are meant to be very hard, so it is highly recommended that players hit a high level and get good gear before trying to fight them. Players in the area should get a message when a World Boss spawns, but if they don’t, they can check their maps and look at the needed locations to see when they will spawn. World bosses will only appear in Caen Adar (Scosglen), The Crucible (Fractured Peaks), Saraan Caldera (Dry Steppes), Seared Basin (Kehjistan), and Fields of Desecration (Hawezar), which are all places that have been set aside for them. There are three World Bosses to fight right now, and more are expected to be added in updates in the future.
Wandering Death, Death Given Life
Wandering Death is a huge skeleton monster that looks like one of the coolest enemies in Geometry Dash Subzero. Most of the time, it will spawn in The Crucible, but it is unknown if this will change in the future. Its main strikes are big death beams that shoot out from its body and then spin around, making these places very dangerous to be in. Wandering Death can also use wind pools, which again make some places dangerous. With a focus on an area of action, players need to move around and not stay in one place for too long.
As with all world bosses, this creature will attack more often and harder as its health goes down, so players should be careful as the boss seems to get weaker. When players beat a boss, they can get a lot of benefits, like weekly bonuses, legendary gear, and loot like gold and gems. Even though it may be the most rare of the three world bosses, it is usually thought to be the easiest as long as the player is a high enough level.
Avarice, The Gold Cursed
Avarice is a giant ogre-like creature who lives in the Seared Basin. He has scary horns and chains tied to his body. As the fight goes on, these chains will break off one by one, making him even more dangerous and powerful. As his name might suggest, Avarice is a cursed creature that uses a huge chest of gold as one of his main weapons. Despite this, he takes a lot of damage from physical attacks, even though his main weapon is a giant chest of gold. Avarice can also be made to stumble, which can be done with crowd-control effects. When the wobble bar is full, Avarice will be unable to move for a short time. During the boss’s stagger, two treasure goblins will spawn, so players still need to be careful. However, this is the best time to do more damage to the boss instead of getting too sidetracked by these goblins.
Avarice is most dangerous when it uses its ability to charge a portal, which makes it move randomly around the fight. The boss will do more damage when it comes back out of the portal, so it’s best to stay away from them and use the extra time to heal. Avarice can throw molten gold vomit as a ranged attack, in addition to its melee attacks. Players will need to avoid this lava-like material when it is on the ground.
Ashava Boss, The Pestilent
Ashava is a huge dragon who can often be found at The Crucible in the Fractured Peaks region. When meeting this world boss, players will mostly have to watch out for poison damage, so it’s a good idea to bring gear that can handle poison. She also has some powerful close-range strikes, like the Double Swipe and the Ground Pound, which are not poisonous. However, once players learn how these attacks work, it should be easier to avoid them. Ashava has a huge health bar, so this fight is often one of the hardest in the game. To beat this boss, you need to move around a lot. She can be stunned, and when she is, she will lose her arm blades for good.
Once Ashava has been beaten, players will get rewards like Scattered Prisms and a legendary loot box called “Ashava’s Spoils.” The “whirlwind of pestilence” is a tough boss, and its many strikes make it possibly the most dangerous and difficult world boss players will face.
Diablo 4 can be played on the PC, the PS4, the PS5, the Xbox One, and the Xbox Series X/S.
