Diablo 4 All Damage Buckets
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Maximizing your strength is necessary as you journey through the dangerous world of Sanctuary in Blizzard’s hellish Diablo IV. It’s the only way you’ll survive the hellish world of Sanctuary and defeat Lilith.
While having the best build and the best weapons are necessary for your journey, you’ll also want to maximize your damage output by understanding Damage Buckets. This way, you’ll get the best damage output.
Look no further if you’re confused because we’ve got all the Damage Bucket categories right here. We go in-depth so you can know all the different classes of Damage Buckets.
All Damage Buckets in Diablo 4
Damage Buckets are a term used by the community to refer to the different damage categories and damage modifiers found in the game, like Critical Damage and Overpower Damage. These stats or buckets can be added together in their own bucket for higher damage output.
However, what you want to strive for is to multiply the different buckets together, as you’ll get higher damage output and will be able to take down demons and enemies much faster. Each class has different buckets to focus on that can be multiplied, and by using these buckets to multiply them, you can abuse the Damage Buckets and get insane output.
Each class has its own Damage Buckets along with some universal ones that each class has. Here are all the Damage Buckets for each class in Diablo IV:
All Damage Buckets in Diablo 4 by class
Barbarian
- Main Stat
- Strength
- (X) % Damage
- Attack Speed Bonus
- Critical Strike
- Critical Strike Chance
- Critical Chance vs Injured
- Critical Strike Damage
- Critical Strike Damage vs CC
- Critical Strike Damage vs Vulnerable
- Critical Strike Damage with Core
- Additive Damage
- (+)% Damage
- Damage vs Bleeding
- Damage vs CC
- Damage vs Close
- Damage vs Distant
- Damage vs Elites
- Damage vs Healthy
- Damage vs Injured
- Damage vs Knocked Down
- Damage vs Slowed
- Damage vs Stunned
- Damage while Berserking
- Damage while Fortified
- Damage while Healthy
- Damage with Axe
- Damage with Basic
- Damage with Bleeding
- Damage with Bludgeoning
- Damage with Brawling
- Damage with Core
- Damage with Dual Wielding
- Damage with Mace
- Damage with Physical
- Damage with Polearm
- Damage with Slashing
- Damage with Swapped Weapons
- Damage with Sword
- Damage with Weapon Mastery
- Vulnerable Damage
Sorcerer
- Main Stat
- Intelligence
- (X) % Damage
- Attack Speed Bonus
- Critical Strike
- Critical Strike Chance
- Critical Strike Chance vs Injured
- Critical Strike Damage
- Critical Strike Damage vs CC
- Critical Strike Damage vs Vulnerable
- Critical Strike Damage with Cold
- Critical Strike Damage with Core
- Critical Strike Damage with Fire
- Critical Strike Damage with Lightning
- Additive Damage
- (+) % Damage
- Damage vs CC
- Damage vs Chilled
- Damage vs Close
- Damage vs Distant
- Damage vs Elites
- Damage vs Frozen
- Damage vs Healthy
- Damage vs Immobilized
- Damage vs Injured
- Damage vs Slowed
- Damage while Healthy
- Damage with Basic
- Damage with Burning
- Damage with Conjuration
- Damage with Cold
- Damage with Core
- Damage with Crackling Energy
- Damage with Fire
- Damage with Frost
- Damage with Lightning
- Damage with Pyromancy
- Damage with Shock
- Vulnerable Damage
Necromancer
- Main Stat
- Intelligence
- (X) % Damage
- Attack Speed Bonus
- Critical Strike
- Critical Strike Chance
- Critical Strike Chance vs Injured
- Critical Strike Damage
- Critical Strike Damage vs CC
- Critical Strike Damage vs Vulnerable
- Critical Strike Damage with Blood
- Critical Strike Damage with Bone
- Critical Strike Damage with Core
- Critical Strike Damage with Shadow
- Additive Damage
- (+) % Damage
- Damage vs CC
- Damage vs Chilled
- Damage vs Close
- Damage vs Distant
- Damage vs Frozen
- Damage vs Healthy
- Damage vs Injured
- Damage vs Slowed
- Damage vs Stunned
- Damage while Healthy
- Damage while Fortified
- Damage with Basic
- Damage with Blood
- Damage with Bone
- Damage with Core
- Damage with Darkness
- Damage with Minions
- Damage with Physical
- Damage with Shadow
- Damage with Shadow DoT
- Damage with Golem
- Damage with Blood Orb
- Damage with Mages
- Damage with Warriors
- Vulnerable Damage
Druid
- Main Stat
- Willpower
- (X) % Damage
- Attack Speed Bonus (doesn’t affect numbers directly but helps you cast more often)
- Critical Strike
- Critical Strike Chance
- Critical Strike Chance vs Injured
- Critical Strike Damage
- Critical Strike Damage vs CC
- Critical Strike Damage vs Vulnerable
- Critical Strike Damage vs Core
- Critical Strike Damage with Earth
- Critical Strike Damage with Lightning
- Critical Strike Damage with Poison
- Critical Strike Damage with Werewolf
- Additive Damage
- (+) % Damage
- Damage vs CC
- Damage vs Close
- Damage vs Distant
- Damage vs Elites
- Damage vs Healthy
- Damage vs Immobilized
- Damage vs Injured
- Damage vs Poisoned
- Damage vs Slowed
- Damage vs Stunned
- Damage while Fortified
- Damage while Healthy
- Damage while Human
- Damage while Shapeshifted
- Damage while Werebear
- Damage while Werewolf
- Damage with Basic
- Damage with Companion
- Damage with Core
- Damage with Earth
- Damage with Lightning
- Damage with Physical
- Damage with Poison
- Damage with Storm
- Damage with Werebear
- Damage with Werewolf
- Vulnerable Damage
Rogue
- Main Stat
- Dexterity
- (X) % Damage
- Attack Speed Bonus (doesn’t affect numbers directly but helps you cast more often)
- Critical Strike
- Critical Strike Chance
- Critical Strike Chance vs Injured
- Critical Strike Damage
- Critical Strike Damage vs CC
- Critical Strike Damage vs Vulnerable
- Critical Strike Damage with Cold
- Critical Strike with Imbued
- Critical Strike with Poison
- Critical Strike with Shadow
- Additive Damage
- (+) % Damage
- Damage vs CC
- Damage vs Chilled
- Damage vs Close
- Damage vs Dazed
- Damage vs Distant
- Damage vs Elites
- Damage vs Frozen
- Damage vs Healthy
- Damage vs Injured
- Damage vs Knocked Down
- Damage vs Poison
- Damage vs Slowed
- Damage vs Stunned
- Damage vs Trapped
- Damage while Healthy
- Damage while Fortified
- Damage with Basic
- Damage with Cold
- Damage with Core
- Damage with Cutthroat
- Damage with Dual Wielding
- Damage with Imbued
- Damage with Marksman
- Damage with Poison
- Damage with Ranged
- Damage with Shadow
- Damage with Trap
- Damage from Dodging
- Vulnerable Damage
User SnowRaven has created a sheet with all the damage buckets as well, where they have been tested and proven to work in-game. We’d definitely recommend checking it out for future reference.
As said before, the goal of damage buckets is to multiply the buckets together for maximum damage output. Multiplication, instead of addition, allows for much higher weapon damage and skill damage. If you are using skills in the same bucket, the damage will only be added, and you’ll overall have fewer damage bonuses, too. Damage bucket multiplication works great with crowd control as well, to make you truly unstoppable. While you’ll need to do some serious damage calculations to figure out what works best, it’s worth it in the end.
