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| u4gm Guide to Mastering the S Tier Judgement Auradin in D4 |
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If you have been pushing hard in Diablo 4 Season 11, you have probably felt the meta shifting every other day, and it is easy to feel lost, but once you try the Judgement Auradin Paladin, it all kind of clicks, especially if you already like to Diablo 4 Items and experiment with odd setups that somehow end up feeling completely broken.
Why Judgement Changes Everything
The big thing you notice with this build is how Judgement turns from a simple Holy nuke into the centre of your whole playstyle, because you drop it once, the zone lights up, and then your passive Holy damage just keeps ticking while you walk forward, almost like the old "spin to win" feel but without needing to hold a button down forever. You are not really choosing between tank and glass cannon here, you are just standing in your own holy storm while packs melt, and when stuff actually survives long enough to matter, you weave in Blessed Hammers and watch the health bars fall in a way that feels way too fast for how little effort you are putting in.
Survivability That Feels Wrong In A Good Way
Most players know the feeling of playing a build that deletes trash but falls over the second a boss sneezes, and this is where the Auradin feels almost unfair, because all that Holy damage is constantly feeding your healing and the Paladin's base tankiness is already high, so you end up face tanking things that would usually force you to kite or pillar dance. If you are on a controller or just playing after work and your brain is half asleep, this setup is very forgiving, since missed dodges or bad positioning do not instantly punish you, and instead you just see your health globe dip and pop back up while you keep moving through the fight.
Season 11 Mechanics On Your Side
The Season 11 Sanctification effects and Divine Gifts feel like they were made in a meeting where someone literally said "let us supercharge Holy ticks," because once you roll into the right legendaries that proc explosions, cooldown cuts or bonus projectiles on Holy damage, the whole screen starts flashing, and sometimes you lose track of your own character under all the visual noise. In the Pit, that chaos actually works for you, since you are layering Judgement, aura damage and hammers over those seasonal procs, and even when you can not really see what is going on, you notice that your health is not moving and elites are just disappearing in the clutter of effects.
From Pits To World Bosses
What keeps this build from being a one trick pony is how well it scales from clearing big packs to shredding bosses, because a lot of strong AoE builds feel awful on single target, but here you just keep stacking Judgement under the boss, stay in close so your aura keeps ticking, and keep your Blessed Hammers rolling whenever you have a window, and you will see the health bar drain faster than you expect from something that also lets you be this tanky, so if you have not rolled a Paladin in Season 11 yet and you enjoy a laid back but powerful style, it is worth gearing one up with some cheap diablo 4 gear and seeing how far you can push it.
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