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The cloaked, hooded figure of Inarius in Diablo 4.
Image via Blizzard Entertainment

Does Diablo 4 have an Armory?

A feature everyone wanted is finally here.

Diablo 4 is full of customizable choices ranging from cosmetic items to powerful skills that can make or break your character’s build. Sticking to one set of items and skills is challenging, especially if you want to add variety as you grind to level 100.

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Veteran players are likely familiar with the Armory featured in previous Diablo games. This feature saved a certain number of items and skill sets, allowing players to switch easily. As such, many players, new and old, seek the same feature in the latest version of the game.

If you’re wondering whether an Armory exists in Diablo 4, we’ve got all the details you need.

Is there an Armory in Diablo 4?

The Witches' Coven of Diablo 4 standing side by side in a cave
Finally. Image via Blizzard Entertainment

Yes, Diablo 4 has an Armory feature. In the Season of Witchcraft, the Armory was finally added to the game after topping the list for players’ requested features, and you can now create, save, and load up to five character builds at a time.

Within each loadout, you choose your character’s equipment, skills, Paragon nodes, and Glyphs—and switching to a loadout with a different set of Paragon nodes doesn’t cost any Gold, unlike the respec process, which is both costly and time-consuming.

The Armory is found in every major area and city within Diablo 4, making it easy to switch on the fly. It will be particularly useful in the endgame if you land a Unique drop that is best in class but requires you to switch up your current approach.

Five fresh loadout slots will be available every time you create a new seasonal character. However, these are tied to each character and cannot be stacked—so don’t create a host of characters in the hope that you can have a near-endless supply for your main save.

It remains to be seen whether the number of Armory slots for each character is increased in the future, although five for each character should be sufficient—particularly if you’re looking to utilize the best builds the game has to offer.

You can also create builds for specific situations, like a build for speed-farming and a meta build for endgame content. With the ability to switch up your approach on the fly, the tedious process of manually making build adjustments in the past has been removed.


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