The rework of the Noxious Resonance passive just struck me as clever. It made me pause and think twice because this kind of change flips how you think about Spiritborn damage Diablo 4 gold.

Criticaling an enemy now triggers an instant poison burst that deals 300% damage of the poison stacks, which is huge compared to the earlier 180%. It changes how you look at applying poison and stacking crit chance. Honestly, it makes Spiritborn feel a little more like a glass cannon focused on hitting hard and fast.

However, the splash damage on nearby enemies got halved from 20% down to 10%. At first, it looks like a bummer when you’re facing waves of mobs. But it kind of makes sense—Spiritborn’s niche might be leaning more into boss fights and focused fights rather than spreading out the damage Diablo 4 Items.

It’s kind of interesting how buffs sometimes come tied with nerfs right next door, making you have to pick your battles. And it’s hard to say yet whether this will push the Spiritborn meta toward boss smashing or still allow decent mob clears.