Diablo 3 Seasons

Diablo 3 Season 39 is our second repeat of the Shades of the Nephalem theme since D3 started recycling themes, granting us that beloved extra wildcard slot in Kanai's Cube (along with a shadow clone on shrine or pylon use).

Diablo 3 Season 38 was the second time we'd seen the Ethereal Memory theme since the game started recycling themes, and returned us to our rose-tinted memories of Diablo 2 -- ironically, falling right after the release of the Diablo 2 Resurrected Warlock.

Diablo 3 Season 37 was the second time we'd seen the Forbidden Archives theme since the game started recycling themes, and while the rerun wasn't as exciting as it could be, Kanai's Cube-o-Rama is one of our favorite themes, letting us play with all sorts of wild Kanai's Cube combinations.

It's the start of a new era for Diablo 3: with Season 30 and beyond, the game will have no new Seasonal themes but instead remix past themes for new experiences.

Up until April, we had yet to hear if Seasons in Diablo 3 would continue following the launch of Diablo 4.

On June 6 of this year, Diablo 4 launches.  Right now, Diablo 3 is in the midst of Season 28, and that’s likely to end just before June.

Diablo 4 will have Seasons, iterating on the Ladder Seasons from Diablo 2 and the Seasons of Diablo 3.

We've recently learned that Diablo 4 will feature Seasons, much like Diablo 3.

I love Diablo 3's Seasons, and I'm enjoying Season 26 right now.

Don't faint, but somehow we're coming up on 25 years of Diablo.