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Like previous Diablo games, Diablo 4 (D4) will use a Seasons system to introduce new content, give players an opportunity to create new characters, and add more challenges to keep the game fresh. Learn everything we know about seasons including the Seasonal Battle Pass and all new and returning Seasonal features.
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Diablo 4's Season 6 update will go live on October 8, 2024. Season 6, titled Season of Hatred Rising, brings a new game mode called the Hatred Rising together with various changes to Unique items and the Paragon System.
Together with Season 6 comes the release of the game's first expansion, Vessel of Hatred.
Diablo 4 Season 4 officially ended on October 8, 2024.
Diablo 4 Season 4 officially ended on August 6, 2024.
Diablo 4 Season 3 officially ended on May 14, 2024.
Diablo 4 Season 1 officially ended on January 23, 2024.
Diablo 4 Season 1 officially ended on October 16, 2023.
| Diablo 4 Season Roadmap | ||
|---|---|---|
| Dates | Season | Information |
| 10/08/24 - Present | Season 6: Season of the Hatred Rising | ・Seasonal Questline ・Hatred Rising ・New Legendaries and Uniques ・Seething Realm |
| 08/06/2024 - 10/08/24 | Season 5: Season of the Infernal Hordes | ・Seasonal Questline ・Infernal Horde ・New Legendaries and Uniques ・Uniques and Mythic Uniques Rework |
| 05/14/2024 - 08/06/24 | Season 4: Loot Reborn | ・Seasonal Questline ・Itemization Changes ・New Legendaries and Uniques ・The Pit of the Artificers ・Helltide Changes |
| 1/23/2024 - 4/17//2024 | Season 3: Season of Construct | ・Seasonal Questline ・Leaderboards ・New Gameplay Mechanics ・New Legendaries and Uniques ・New Dungeons |
| 10/17/2023 - 1/2024 | Season 2: Season of Blood | ・Seasonal Questline ・Gem Storage Update ・Elemental Resistance Update ・New Endgame Bosses ・New Uniques ・Renown Updates |
| 7/20/2023 - 10/17/2023 | Season 1: Season of the Malignant | ・Seasonal Questlines ・New Gameplay Mechanics ・New Legendaries and Uniques ・Long Term Progression ・Quality of Life Updates ・Customization Features ・Aspirational Challenges for the Endgame |
The Battle Pass is a new feature that will release at the start of each Season. It comes with a Free and Premium version where players can receive rewards as they progress through each Tier.
Players can earn Battle Pass XP (also known as Favors) through various in-game activities and it is adjusted according to their level of difficulty. Leveling the Battle Pass will also aid players in developing their characters and advancing through the game overall.
| Seasonal Battle Pass Guide | |
|---|---|
| Season 1 Battle Pass | Season 2 Battle Pass |
| Season 3 Battle Pass | Season 4 Battle Pass |
| Season 5 Battle Pass | Season 6 Battle Pass |
Season Journey consists of in-game goals and challenges the player must complete to unlock rewards. These feature acts as a guide to help players experience a Season's content while providing a new outlet for them to power up in new ways and Favors for the Battle Pass.
| Season Journey Guide | |
|---|---|
| Season 1 Journey | Season 2 Journey |
| Season 3 Journey | Season 4 Journey |
| Season 5 Journey | Season 6 Journey |
Season Blessing is a new feature tied to the current Season Battle Pass. This offers players buffs that help them earn XP, Gold, Materials, and Hearts, depending on the active Blessings. Players can level up their Season Blessings by using Smoldering Ashes which are obtained through the Battle Pass.
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Seasonal Mechanics are season exclusive features that will release at the start of every season and will be removed after the season ends. These mechanics can give players new ways to build their characters and provide a fresh gameplay experience every season.
It is possible that some seasonal mechanics may become a permanent feature in future seasons if they are well-received by the players.
| Season Mechanic | Season |
|---|---|
| Malignant Hearts | Season 1 |
| Vampiric Powers | Season 2 |
| Seneschal Constructs | Season 3 |
| Itemization Changes | Season 4 |
| Infernal Hordes | Season 5 |
| Hatred Rising | Season 6 |
Check out each of the articles above for answers to frequently asked questions about how seasons work.
The Seasons in Diablo 4 are not just events which recycle the content from the base game – each season will introduce brand-new gameplay features which will only last for that season and may return depending on player feedback.
Each Season will also introduce new story content which is separate from the main story. These stories most likely be exclusive in their specific seasons since they're deeply tied to season mechanics.
In order to participate in Seasonal activities, including the Seasonal questline, Season Journey, and the Battle Pass, players will have to create and play with a new Seasonal Character, as confirmed by Franchise General Manager Rod Fergusson on Twitter.
It's been confirmed that each Season will last for three months, for a total of four a year. Players can use the standardized length as a guideline to help them complete each Season's content on time.
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In Diablo 3, players had an option to change an existing character into a Seasonal Character, resetting their progression to Level 1 but allowing them to keep all their existing Items.
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"In Diablo 3, players had an option to change an existing character into a Seasonal Character, resetting their progression to Level 1 but allowing them to keep all their existing Items." did you actually play a D3 season? cause rebirthing a character never let you keep your items. the character was fully wiped clean. it was done because they had fewer character slots when they started seasons, and it was a way for people with no more open character slots to play seasons.