Blizzard Entertainment started the first season of ‘Season of Evil Season’ for Diablo 4, a hack and slash RPG, on the 20th.
In the Seed of Evil season, you will face the dangerous new seed of evil that has appeared in the sanctuary, and use its power by trapping the heart of evil together with Cormond, a former priest of the Cathedral of Light.
With the start of the season, Diablo 4’s season journey and battle pass will also debut. You can earn ‘favor’ rewards and season boosts just by playing the game, and you can also unlock cosmetic items by purchasing the paid tier of the Battle Pass.
As is the tradition of previous Diablo games, players can embark on a new season journey with the addition of new content and gameplay mechanics each season. In the sanctuary where everyone starts anew with the season system that gives a new experience, you can try out the jobs and builds you’ve been curious about or enjoy the season content with existing popular jobs/builds.
The prestige obtained by revealing the map before the season and the benefits obtained by discovering the Altar of Lilith are maintained, so you do not have to go through the level development process of the season character completely from the beginning.
Unlocked mounts can also be used immediately as new season characters, and at the end of each season, all season characters are transferred to the realm of eternity and can be played continuously.
Meanwhile, even after the new season begins, you can continue to enjoy the PC room benefits provided with the launch. If you visit Blizzard’s premium PC room and play Diablo 4, you can play without purchasing a game license.
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In addition, you can get 8% of each additional experience, gold coin, and silver coin acquisition opportunity, and you can use the ‘Creepy Three-Colored Warhorse’ mount, which is exclusive to PC rooms.
In addition, a snowflake exchange event will be held where you can apply for the Diablo 4 goods giveaway by providing ‘snowflake’ points for the amount of time you play Diablo 4.
