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With the launch of theDiablo 4: Vessel of HatredDLC the sixthDiablo 4class was added to the game. The Spiritborn class is incredibly mobile and plays almost like a mix betweentheDiablo 3Monk classand theD4Rogue classes in all of its builds – maybe with a littleD4Sorcerer thrown in there, too.
Almost every Spiritborn build is exceptionally strong inDiablo 4, but Evade Spiritborn are on another level. When performed correctly, the gameplay of theDiablo 4Evade Spiritborn build is essentially aneverending loop of Evadingand casting Quill Volleys, abusing the Storm Feathers mechanic, and using other Skills to boost damage even further while filling in the gaps.
Updated Jun 04, 2025 by Erik Petrovich: The Evade Spiritborn build D4 players can put together has received some nerfs since the launch of the Vessel of Hatred DLC and this much-anticipated new D4 class, but it’s still among the most broken builds in the game. By simply dodging around the map, with the right choices made while leveling up and in the endgame, you can all but instantly destroy anything in your path – bosses included. This guide to the best Evade build Spiritborn Diablo 4 players can make has been updated with information to get you on the right foot in the endgame with the best Evade SpiritbornParagon boards and Glyphs. Refer to this new section when you reach Max Level to figure out how to spend Paragon Points as a D4 Spiritborn Evade build and which Glyphs suit each recommended Board the best.
Evade Spiritborn Build Overview
The Evade Spiritborn build inDiablo 4is one of the most powerful builds available inVessel of Hatred. Everything in this build is centered on two mechanics: The Eagle Spirit Hall choice, and making sure you can cast Evade as often as possible.
With The Eagle Spirit Hall choice, Spiritborn characters will launch Storm Feathers at enemies,inflicting the Vulnerable effectand causing an enormous amount of damage, every time they Evade. This Evade Spiritborn build uses a combination of abilities that reduce Evade’s cooldown and the Quill Volley skill, creating a hybrid movement and spellcasting playstyle that tears through all but the most difficult high-Torment content.
Because attacking with Quill Volley reduces the cooldown of Evade, you almost never have to press the Basic Attack input – as long as you have Vigor. With the new Runeword system inDiablo 4: Vessel of Hatred, you can regain a huge chunk of Vigor every time you Evade.
you’re able to mess with a few of the Aspects and Skills recommended for this build, but a few things are absolutely required. The Eagle Spirit Hall choice, boots that reduce Evade cooldown when you attack, and Aspects that enhance your Vigor and Storm Feather potency are necessary to make this build take off.
All Left-Side passive nodes
Exalted Seeker
Evade Spiritborn Key Passive: Vital Strikes
The final thing to decide in your Skill Tree is the Key Passive choice. There are four Key Passives for the Spiritborn, but the best Key Passive for the Evade Spiritborn build is Vital Strikes.
With this, you deal a whopping 45% more damage against Vulnerable enemies, and when you inflict Vulnerable you regain 2% Life and 5 Vigor but remove the Vulnerable effect. This isn’t much of a downside, as you will be inflicting Vulnerable with practically every cast of your Quill Volley.
Best Spirit Hall Choices for Evade Spiritborn Builds
As a Spiritborn, you can choose between four of the Class Hall spirits to be your Primary and Secondary Spirit Guardians. The Primary Spirit Guardian and Secondary Guardian effects vary, but the Primary Spirit Hall choices tend to be more impactful.
For the Evade Spiritborn Build, The Eagle should be your primary choice. This grants a huge Movement Speed bonus when you use any Eagle Skill and launches Storm Feathers when you Evade, turning enemies hit Vulnerable. Plus, all of your skills become Eagle skills, enabling certain Aspects and abilities to proc much more often.
For your Secondary Spirit Guardian, Evade Spiritborn should also go with The Eagle, though The Jaguar is a viable secondary choice if you do not have theAspect to take advantageof using the same Spirit for both choices. The Eagle will give you Crit Chance whenever you move a short distance, while The Jaguar allows you to build up Ferocity stacks, increasing Attack Speed and in turn increasing your Vigor generated to keep attacks going in between Evades.
Helm
Aspect of Turbulence
Soar casts Vortex at its location, pulling enemies in and dealing extra damage
Chest
Undying Aspect
When you cast a Skill, you heal for up to 2.5% Life, doubled below 50% Life
Gloves
Aspect of Accursed Touch
Lucky Hit: 20% to 40% chance to inflict Vampiric Curse, which makes them Vulnerable
Pants
Aspect of Binding Morass
Close enemies, or enemies dealt indirect damage, are Slowed for 3 seconds. You deal 20%more damage to Slowed enemies
Boots
Aspect of Sky Power
Lucky Hit: Up to a 25% chance to create a Mystic Circle. Casting an Eagle Skill inside a circle moves the circle and explodes when you Evade
Amulet
Aspect of Falling Feathers
Using a Mobility skill or Evading spawns Storm Feathers behind you, dealing Lightning Damage on impact after falling from the sky
Ring 1
Edgemaster’s Aspect
Skills deal up to 25% more damage based on your Primary Resource available when cast
Ring 2
Aspect of Exhilaration
Lucky Hit: Hitting a Vulnerable enemy has a 15% to 25% chance to reset Evade’s cooldown. Chance boosted by 3% for each Ferocity stack
Weapon
Rebounding Aspect
Quill Volley’s feathers explode at their max reach and return to the caster, dealing 35% to 55% normal damage
Spirit
Board 2:Drive
ThisD4 Paragon Boardincreases damage by 3% for 10 seconds when you move, stacking 10x
Canny
Board 3:Sapping
Casting the same Spirit Hall skills three times in a row restores 15% Vigor and increases damage
Colossal
Board 4:Viscous Shield
Increases damage by 1% for every 3% of Max Life you have as a Barrier
Jagged Plume
Board 5:Convergence
Boosts your damage by 20% of your two highest bonuses combined, up to 30% max
