Treasure Hunter is one of the six Paragon Skill trees in Diablo Immortal. Keep reading to learn about all its skills and attributes.
Diablo Immortal is the latest MMOARPG from Blizzard Entertainment’s Diablo franchise. It is a free-to-play dungeon crawler videogame that can either be played solo or enjoyed with friends online on mobile devices and PC.
Diablo Immortal has all the RPG elements one would look for in a game. You can create your own character, choose a character class of your choice, earn experience points, and subsequently level up your character.
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Usually, most RPGs come with a max-level cap. And that somewhat applies to Diablo Immortal, too, but not entirely. As you may already know, the highest level you can get to in Diablo Immortal is 60. But what happens after you reach Level 60?
Well, you won’t stop earning XP after reaching your max level in Diablo Immortal. Instead, you’ll unlock the Paragon Level, which has six skill trees tied to it. Each of these Paragon skill trees unlocks at a specific Paragon Level.
But veteran Diablo players may already be familiar with the Paragon system as the concept was first introduced in Diablo III. In this guide, we will go over all the skills and attributes under the Treasure Hunter tree, which unlocks at Paragon Level 50.
Treasure Hunter Tree – Skill and Attributes
This tree is tied to farming, with its skills and attributes focusing on Experience bonuses, as well as Gold and Magic Find. Below we have listed all the specialization skills and permanent attributes under the Paragon Treasure Hunter Tree.
- Specialization Skills:
- Swift Learner – Players gain 50% more XP from killing Elite monsters.
- Gold Find – The Gold earned from defeating monsters in outdoor areas increases by 50%.
- Treasure Find – Equipment drop rate from defeating Elite monsters in outdoor areas increases by 50%.
- Lucky – Globe drop rate from defeating monsters in outdoor areas increases by 50% and +160 Life is granted for each point spent. Moreover, this skill bonus will always apply to your character once learned.
- Greed – Increases the bonuses received from Lucky and Treasure Find from 50% to 75%.
- Permanent Attributes:
- Resistance – Grants you +4 Resistance for each point spent. This attribute bonus will always apply to your character once learned.
- Armor – Grants you +4 Armor for each point spent. This attribute bonus will always apply to your character once learned.
- Armor Penetration – Grants you +4 Armor Penetration for each point spent. This attribute bonus will always apply to your character once learned.
- Damage – Grants you +16 Damage for each point spent. This attribute bonus will always apply to your character once learned.
- Potency – Grants you +4 Potency for each point spent. This attribute bonus will always apply to your character once learned.
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