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Blizzard recently posted the official patch notes for the patch 2.2.0 PTR. The highlights of this patch are new items and some long-awaited quality of life improvements. As players have jumped onto the PTR, they've also started to discover many undocumented changes, including a new weapon: the Corrupted Ashbringer.

Are you just now jumping into Diablo 3? With the game's second season offering a fresh start for everyone, now's a good time to dive into this hack-n-slash. But if you haven't played before — or if you only played when Diablo 3 or its Reaper of Souls expansion first launched — you may need a bit of a refresher.

The Public Test Realm isn't set up yet, but the Diablo team is offering a sneak peek at the upcoming 2.2.0 patch. In addition to the usual class balance tweaks, new legendary items and sets are being introduced to further diversify class gameplay builds. One special legendary was built by the D3 community through the BlizzCon Legendary Workshop, though it hasn't been named just yet.

Season 2 has arrived in Diablo 3, which means it's time to roll a brand-new character and get to leveling so you can climb the seasonal leaderboards. If you've been away from the game for a while, seasons are designed to lure you back in, offering a fresh start and a chance to earn for season-specific loot and achievements. Are the new toys of season 2 enough to get you back into the game?

Diablo III's second season is set to begin today at the following listed times.

A new set of hotfixes has landed in Diablo 3's patch 2.1.2, bringing a handful of bug fixes to our favorite hack-n-slash. Here's what's on deck.

Senior Technical Game Designer Wyatt Cheng and Don Vu, Associate Game Designer are joined by Game Designer Travis Day on the Diablo Twitch stream on Tuesday, February 10 at 11:00am Pacific to look back at Season 1 and look ahead to future Seasons.

For anyone who's new to Diablo III or just plays sporadically, seasons are a competitive mode of gameplay that were introduced in patch 2.1.

Diablo 4 patch 3.2.0 is scheduled to launch September 15 alongside Season 15, and we couldn't be more hyped because some beloved features from prior Diablo titles are making a comeback.

Diablo 4 Season 12 ends Tuesday, April 28, 2026 with the global launch of Lord of Hatred, and Season 13, Season of Reckoning, kicks off immediately after with the seasonal rollover and new expansion.