Here is our complete Diablo Immortal: Paragon guide. Learn about the Paragon system in the game and what it offers to players.

As Diablo Immortal is an aRPG game, it has various leveling systems and skill trees. Amongst those is an endgame leveling system known as the Paragon System. Therefore, in this guide, we will discuss the Diablo Immortal Paragon System and everything you need to know about it.

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What is the Paragon System?

Once you reach the max level in Diablo Immortal, you might think that you’ve run out of content. However, the game addresses that issue by providing yet another leveling system for the endgame known as the Paragon System.

The paragon system allows you to increase your levels in a traditional leveling system while also unlocking various “Paragon trees” that let you invest your points into various skills.

However, the paragon system is slightly more complicated when you consider the “Paragon World System” that determines how fast you can level up and ensures fairness among players.

Let’s have a close look at the Paragon Levels, Trees, and World System to fully understand the Paragon System.

What are Paragon Levels?

Perhaps the easiest thing to understand about the Paragon System is the Paragon Levels. As soon as you reach level 60 in Diablo Immortal, your level bar will go from yellow to green, indicating your paragon levels. All of the XP that you earn from this point will go towards your paragon level.

As you continue to gain XP, you will eventually level up and be awarded paragon points. Do note that these points are specific to the character that has earned them, and you cannot transfer them to another character on the same account.