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Diablo III's Demon Hunter Class Revealed (With Screens)
While every class in Diablo III can wreck infernal legions, only one officially earns the name "demon hunter." The new class was introduced during today's opening ceremony for BlizzCon 2010, joining the ranks of the monk, wizard, barbarian, and witch doctor.
To get an idea for the flavor of the class, check out the demon hunter's profile on Blizzard's site. One cool excerpt reads:
There is something in all demon hunters that gives them the strength to resist the demonic corruption that would drive lesser men to madness. They hone this power, for their resistance to this taint enables them to use the demons' power as a weapon. But their mission and their power are not all that bind them together.
For even more demon-hunting goodness, you can check out the screens below, then watch the trailer for the demon hunter here. If you're still hungry for more Diablo details, check out our transcript of the Diablo III gameplay panel here.
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