When you jump into Diablo Immortal’s Rift Racer, it’s all about pace. You’re not just trying to survive — you’re racing through souped-up rifts, cutting down waves of mobs before they even touch you. That means AoE damage and mobility are king. Sure, you can tweak most classes to keep moving fast, but some setups just tear through these enemy-packed halls better than the rest. The aim is simple: push from fight to fight without slowing down, clear out elites and fodder alike, and keep that momentum rolling, a bit like when you’re grinding in Diablo 4 Items to stay ahead of the curve.

If blasting enemies from a safe distance is your style, the Wizard’s Firestorm build is a beast. The mix of Scorch and Meteor is where it shines. You drop a burning trail with Scorch, then slam Meteors down right where the mobs bunch up. With the right legendary items, those Meteors leave scorching ground so you’re stacking burn damage everywhere you run. You can kite enemies, keep your distance, and literally paint the map with fire, which works perfectly in the chaos of Rift Racer. You’re moving, they’re melting, and you barely have to stop to aim.

For players who like to be in the middle of the mess, the Whirlwind Barbarian is pure fun. You’re basically a human blender, cutting through packs without pause. Toss Sprint into the mix and you’re zipping from one fight to the next before the loot even hits the ground. On the other end, the Demon Hunter’s Multishot build gives you agility with long-range punch. Daring Swing keeps you on the move while your arrows flood the screen. Both of these builds are made for deleting mobs fast and keeping the pace up without feeling bogged down.

If you like setting off chain reactions, Corpse Explosion is where it’s at. The Necromancer just needs that first kill in a dense mob, and then you’ve got body parts taking out body parts in a satisfying loop. It’s perfect for the tight corridors and packed groups inside Rift Racer. You’re not chasing enemies — they’re coming to you, and you’re turning their fallen allies into bombs. It’s one of those setups that feels both brutal and efficient without needing endless button mashing.

Monks bring a different kind of speed. Cyclone Strike pulls enemies into one neat pile, then Lashing Tail Kick wipes them out in a heartbeat. You’re dashing in, grouping them up, finishing the fight, then already on your way to the next pack. The mobility means downtime is nearly zero, and it’s ideal if you’re chasing the fastest clear time possible. For players mixing Rift Racer runs with farming, it’s a build that pairs beautifully with gearing goals like finding cheap d4 gear while keeping runs efficient.