Some Diablo 4 stats reveal typically the most popular and least popular classes in Blizzard's recently released action RPG.

According to the game's achievement stats, typically the most popular class in Diablo 4 may be the Sorcerer, as the least popular may be the Druid. Diablo 4 continues to be out for a few weeks now, giving action-RPG fans sufficient time to explore Sanctuary, clear its many dungeons, and check out all five from the launch classes.

Diablo 4 has five classes for action-RPG fans to select from at launch: Sorcerer, Druid, Rogue, Barbarian, and Necromancer. Hardcore fans that took part in the Diablo 4 beta tests could try out the various classes in advance, which likely informed their decision when deciding which class, to begin within the full game. In any case, each class comes with an achievement associated with them that may be unlocked within a couple of hours, which achievement unlock statistics reveal typically the most popular and least popular classes within the game.

As revealed through the unlock rates for Diablo 4's achievements, the Druid class may be the least popular class within the game, with only 12.25% of Xbox gamers choosing it and progressing far enough to obtain its Shifty Swipes achievement. Barbarian may be the second-least popular class, having a 14.33% unlock rate. The Diablo 4 Necromancer class finds itself dead-center having a 25.25% unlock rate. Rogue is slightly ahead with 25.55%. By far typically the most popular class in Diablo 4 is Sorcerer, with 31.34%.

Diablo 4 Classes Ranked

• Sorcerer - 31.34%
• Rogue - 25.55%
• Necromancer - 25.25%
• Barbarian - 14.33%
• Druid - 12.25%

The Diablo 4 achievement stats complement Blizzard's declaration that the Sorcerer is typically the most popular class in Diablo 4. It's possible that Necromancer and Rogue could eventually overtake it, but that does not seem likely. In the meantime, you have to imagine the negativity all around the Diablo 4 Druid throughout the testing phases played a job in players choosing to skip it and judge a different type of character within the full game. Blizzard has since improved the Druid class according to fan feedback, however, it seems many fans remained as not thrilled at the idea of playing one out of Diablo 4.

Rumor has it that Diablo 4 has more classes in route, with Blizzard potentially adding them towards the action RPG alongside DLC expansions sooner or later down the road. Nothing official to that particular effect continues to be announced at the time of this writing, but even if those new courses are added, they're unlikely to shake things up an excessive amount. The middle spots might swap, however, it seems like Sorcerer is really a lock for many popular Diablo 4 classes while Druid is going to be known as the least popular class within the game.