Popular depictions of Diablo IV Gold's Barbarian include quite a number of weapons on their person. Visually, this depicts the lore of Barbarians being weapon masters, capable of wielding a variety of weapons at once. Thankfully, the introduction of the Barbarian's Arsenal System in Diablo 4 may show this on a technical level.

With this system, the Barbarian can have up to four equipped weapons while using two at a time.The system allows them to switch weapons they will attack with, possibly incorporating them into skills. This should allow Barbarians to demonstrate their mastery over weapons, as Diablo 3's depiction relies heavily on spells.

Despite appearing formally in Diablo 2, players can actually access the Barbarian in Diablo's Hellfire expansion pack. While Hellfire formally introduced the Monk class, it also contained two test classes cut from the game, namely the Bard and the aforementioned Barbarian.

Unfortunately, players can only access these classes by tinkering with the main game files.Similar to the Warrior, the Barbarian relies heavily on melee attacks. However, the Barbarian boasted supreme performance in melee but at the cost of having less chance to-hit and no innate magic abilities.

Interestingly, Hellfire'sBarbarians stay in the lands of the south after having suffered at the hands of mages. These Barbarians have no attachment to Mount Arreat and the mission of the Children of Bul-Kathos. In turn, Diablo 2's Barbarian remained scantily-clothed but had a prevalence of Diablo 4 Gold buy leather equipment.