I tell you the best Torchlight Infinite hero class to take depending on your build and the traits to choose!

Rehan the Berserker

The basic trait allows you to gain rage by doing physical damage and receiving damage. The more rage you have, the more attack speed you gain and once the rage is maxed, you enter Berzerk doubling the rage bonus and gaining movement speed. You lose rage if you don't gain any more or if you are in Berzerk mode. Here are the traits unlocked with your level:

• 15: Explodes instantly while in Berzerk
• 32a: you no longer gain rage by attacking but 20 rage per second and 2 rage per percentage of life less
• 32b: critical hit chance and critical damage increased with rage
• 50: Level 15 Explosion gains two support spells and grants rage on killing an enemy
• 62a: Lose skill damage but increased tier 15 explosion damage, while reducing AOE
• 62b: gain 15 rage on a critical hit
• 80a: 20% chance to explode on critical hit, 40% in Berzerk mode
• 80b: 55% more damage in Berzerk but lose 8% life per second and 50% rage faster during this mode

So you have two perspectives:

• Standard DPS Barbarian: 32b - 62b - 80b
• Barbarian DPS explosion: 32b - 62a - 80a

Carino Divine Shot

The basic line gives a cylinder of 6 places. Each projectile attack deals +60% projectile damage. You take 0,8 seconds to recharge and during this recharge gain 30% movement speed. You can no longer throw a projectile during this step but can use the other spells. Here are the traits unlocked with your level:

• 15: added a special ammunition to be supported by a spell and reduced the recharge time per special ammunition
• 32a: projectile damage and movement speed as well as damage increased by reloading special ammunition
• 32b: chance to have a special ammunition and increased critical chance for special ammunition
• 50: added a special ammunition, chance of special ammunition and to have the Magic Shot buff which automatically reloads and consumes several ammunition
• 62a: when the Magic Shot buff is active, you consume the entire magazine which buffs your next projectile according to the number of special ammo consumed
• 62b: gain in reload speed and damage of special ammunition
• 80a: While the Magic Shot buff is active, projectile critical hits increase the duration of the buff by 0,7 and 45% projectile critical damage for each specific ammo consumed
• 80b: added special ammunition, special ammunition support spell and projectiles when using special ammunition

So you have two perspectives:

• Ranger DPS Buff Magic Shot: 32a - 62a - 80a
• Ranger DPS a single projectile (so 3 at level 80): 32b - 62b - 80b

Gemma Frostfire

Each fire spell gives a stack that increases fire damage and chance to burn. Each ice spell grants a stack that increases ice damage and chance to freeze. A fire spell removes all ice stacks and vice versa. At maximum stack, you cast a fire or ice pulse. You lose the stacks if you don't use a spell. Here are the traits unlocked with your level:

• 15: You gain a fusion stack instead of ice or fire, so you can cast any spell you want. You can cast the Ice Fire Carnage buff to gain 80% damage to both of these
• 32a: max stack and increased stack effect
• 32b: changes burn and freeze per stack, additional damage against burning enemies and healing life and shield when killing a frozen enemy
• 50: damage increases related to fire are applied to ice and vice versa
• 62a: Ice Fire Carnage is automatic, increased duration and increased spell radius during effect
• 62b: Your Ice spells can burn and Fire spells can freeze when the stack is full. Converted part of physical damage to fire and ice and increased maximum stack.
• 80a: Ice Fire Carnage no longer removes stacks and gains 15% fire and ice penetration. Effect doubled during Rampage
• 80b: increases the stack and allows the effect to be applied to Lightning in addition to Ice and Fire

Unless you have a very specific build, the 80b trait won't be useful.

• Mage DPS Fire or/and Ice Carnage: 32a - 62a - 80a
• Mage DPS Fire or/and Ice Burn / Freeze: 32b - 62b - 80a

Youga time space witness

Each percent of mana used grants 1 time and space energy. At 50 you can cast a distended area of ​​time and energy, maximum of one area. Allies have 25% movement, attack and spell casting speed. You gain 50% spell damage in this area.

• 15: Creates an illusion that can cast spells, but cannot channel or summon
• 32a: 20% speed and spell damage for your illusion while in the distended area
• 32b: Reduces attack and spell casting speed when you or the illusion hits the enemy
• 50: Transmits 25% of spell casting speed to illusion and cooldown reduction
• 62a: if you are going to take 35% of your life in damage, destroy the illusion instead
• 62b: creating an illusion while in a distended area consumes your mana but increases your damage
• 80a: after you and your illusion have cast a total of 15 spells, gain -15% spell casting speed but you can relaunch an illusion
• 80b: you receive up to 12% more damage in the distended area but your illusion gains 15% spell damage

Only one build is interesting, unless you want to try a support build:

• Illusion DPS Mage: 32a - 62b - 80a or 80b
• Mage Support: 32b - 62a - 80a

Order Motorcycle

Gives the Overload buff to summons when you cast a summon spell, giving +35% attack and spell casting speed, as well as a 10% chance to do double damage.

• 15: increases the effect of Overload and the duration of summons below and attacks the target you attack
• 32a: increases the effect of Overload and gives critical hit chance
• 32b: increases Overload duration, summons can taunt enemies and heal better
• 50: Increases stats, damage and life per Summon Overload
• 62a: each enemy killed by a summon gives Overcharge to a summon
• 62b: summons under Overload cannot die and increases their damage according to the life lost
• 80a: increases Overload duration, decreases attack speed without Overload but increases it when summons have the buff
• 80b: summons lose 60% of their life and gain critical damage when receiving overload

Two options, one aggressive and one much less:

• Critical Summoner DPS: 32a - 62a or 62b - 80b
• Balanced Summoner DPS: 32b - 62b - 80b

In conclusion, which class for which build

Here are the classes to choose for your build:

• Melee Combatant: Warrior
• Ranged Fighter: Ranger
• Cast Elemental Spell: Fire-Ice Mage
• Non-elemental spell casting: Illusionist
• Support: Illusionist
• Summoner: Commander

The best Torchlight Infinite heroes

To conclude this build, three classes stand out due to the power of their hero traits:

• the Berzerk warrior
• ice fire mage
• commander

I therefore advise you to go with one of these three classes, summoner commander, elemental caster of Ice Fire mage or melee fighter Berzerk warrior to get off to a good start and farm in the Torchlight Infinite endgame!

By Alchemists, September 2022