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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mercule" data-source="post: 5954271" data-attributes="member: 5100">I'm using <a href="http://eu.battle.net/d3/en/class/demon-hunter/active/marked-for-death" target="_blank">Marked for Death</a> (with Contagion) as my primary and  <a href="http://eu.battle.net/d3/en/class/demon-hunter/active/evasive-fire" target="_blank">Evasive Fire</a> as my secondary.I like that the right-click attack doesn't require me to hold Shift to avoid closing with enemies. Also, any enemy that just happens to get in the way of my movement now has a death sentence. Marked for Death is cheap enough to not sweat it, especially when it becomes self-perpetuating.Agreed on both parts. My earlier discontent with the Demon Hunter was put to rest by being able to tap into exactly the skills I wanted to use -- absolutely none of the keys are mapped to a default type. Meanwhile, the Monk got boring because I haven't found any benefit to rearranging the key placement.I never did get into the D2 Sorceress. I think a good portion of why is due to the need to "lock in" lower level powers and the knowledge that I'd never be able to be really good at what I wanted without totally sacrificing on the front end. Hmm... kinda live 1e magic-user.</blockquote>