This is the stat that you’ll generally want to focus on picking up for your character. The stat that adds damage for each class is called that class’ Primary Stat. Int adds 0.1 to all of your resistances (fire, poison, etc.) and adds 1% damage to Witch Doctor and Wizard’s attacks.So at level 60, it’s adding 35/points of life.
Str adds one point of armor and adds 1% damage for Barbarians and Crusaders.Dex adds to your dodge chance (on a sliding scale) and adds 1% damage for Demon Hunters and Monks.There are 4 basic character stats: Dexterity (Dex), Strength (Str), Vitality (Vit), and Intelligence (Int). We will also add a section for advanced/end game details to show you what you’ll want to be doing once you’re level 70. We’ll start with some basic info about the game and progress to more advanced things from there. This will make this post a lot easier to follow as you will have at least some basic understanding of what we’re referencing. Get a feel for things, try a couple of classes out, gain a few levels, and get some loot. The first thing we recommend to everyone is to play the game for 30 minutes or more. We’ve updated and tweaked it into this new post for the UEE release. We did a post for the original version of Diablo III on console on the official forums, as well as here, and someone even added the first section to the Wiki. A lot of people are picking up or moving over to the console version of Diablo III: Ultimate Evil Edition and are either unfamiliar with the genre or are confused by the slight differences between the console version and the PC version of Reaper of Souls.
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