There are a few fixable issues that may cause Diablo 4 players to be unable to make Spiritborn characters in the Vessel of Hatred expansion.

This guide goes over the best leveling, endgame, and PVP Touch of Death Centipede Spiritborn builds for Diablo 4.

In addition to a brand new story, tons of quality-of-life improvements, many new mechanics, and even some new endgame dungeons to enjoy, Diablo IV: Vessel Of Hatred also adds a new class; the Spiritborn.

If you’re planning on swamping the world of Sanctuary with poison, the best Spiritborn build to craft is a Centipede build focused on Touch of Death, or more specifically the upgraded version Poised Touch of Death.

The Spiritborn class has arrived in Diablo 4 as part of Vessel of Hatred. Here are the best Spiritborn builds you can craft in Season 6.

Spiritborn are the agile, monk-like characters in Diablo 4, and are exclusive to 2024’s Vessel of Hatred DLC. Despite being the “fast melee class,” the Spiritborn are much more complex than they initially seem, as they can command four unique beast spirits to imbue their abilities and create new identities.

The Spiritborn Class is exclusive to the Vessel of Hatred DLC and requires a copy of Diablo 4 — you’ll need Diablo 4 to purchase and play Vessel of Hatred — and the expansion comes included with the Spiritborn Class. The expansion costs $39.99 and is available through PC (Battle.net), PS4/PS5 or Xbox Series X.

Looking for a potential build option for your Spiritborn in Diablo 4 Vessel of Hatred? Like hitting things really really fast? Perhaps you might be interested in a Jaguar build. Here's what we used during the pre-release period of Diablo 4 Vessel of Hatred and how to spec into an attack speed/critical hit jaguar build.