Let's look at which of those 5 new skills is the most popular, based on their usage by the top 25% elite kills softcore group in each class. It's fun to compare the popularity of the new level 61 active skills that were added for each of the original 5 classes, shown in the image up top.

We will refine this in the future, as we have more data and the API data is once again provided by Blizzard. The smaller group for each class has the top 25% of elite kills. The main group for each class is made up characters who are at the bottom 75% for elite kills. We are currently splitting up the softcore data into two groups, based on the number of elite kills that a level 70 softcore character has made. Since the Paragon 2.0 revamp changed Paragon Levels to be shared across accounts, that is no longer a useful way to divide up the characters. The old versions of these charts split up the softcore maximum level characters into two groups, based on each character's Paragon Level.They will fill in quickly, as more players get their brand new Crusaders up to level 70. The data is even thinner for the Crusaders, since all of them must make the journey from level 1 up to 70.We expect the numbers to shift substantially, as more data is filled in, and as the players keep trying different builds. It is still very early in the expansion, and there are relatively few characters at level 70, compared to the number who will level up in the next few weeks.

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