A new Diablo IV video that was shared on YouTube yesterday highlights the best dungeons and strongholds for farming XP and speeding up the long and somewhat tedious leveling up process.
In this new video, DrybearGamers revealed which of the game's 115 dungeons and 15 strongholds in the game are the best for earning XP quickly for both solo and groups. Sarat's Lair is the best dungeon for both solo and group players, while the Temple of Rot is the best stronghold, followed by a few other locations such as Blind Burrows, Ghoa Ruins, Malnok, and others. To make the best out of them and earn as much XP as possible, players should make sure to be three levels below the enemies. With each Season forcing players to create new characters and begin from scratch, knowing which dungeons and strongholds grant the most experience comes quite in handy, allowing players to level up as quickly as possible to enjoy the new content offered by each season.
Diablo IV's first season, Season of the Malignant, will begin in a few days, on July 20th. The season will bring new mechanics as well as new content for those who have completed the main campaign. You can head over here to find everything you need to do before the season begins to enjoy it to the fullest right from the first day.
Diablo IV is now available on PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and Xbox One worldwide.
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