In addition to the Helm and Shoulders slots of the exclusive Conqueror Set, portraits themed around Imperius will be available. For Season 25, this means awards originally available from Season 13 are returning. We can't wait for players to get their hands on Soul Shards to start unlocking their true power.īeginning with Season 17, we began reintroducing previous rewards to make them available to players who may have missed them the first time around. By embodying a Prime and Lesser Evil, players will inflict new forms of pain and suffering on the demons of Sanctuary. Players will embark on their Season Journey to discover and upgrade demonic Soul Shards based on the seven Lords of Hell. In Season 25, players can embrace evil by infusing themselves with the essences of The Lords of Hell. With the upcoming 25th Anniversary of the Diablo Franchise, we wanted players to delve into the darker side of the Nephalem's past. Power can be alluring, and the road to the Burning Hells is paved with good intentions. Cunning Nephalem who find and wield these Soul Stones must exercise caution. These Soul Shards hold immense power-power that once belonged to the Prime and Lesser Evils. Though the Black Soulstone has been destroyed, lingering fragments of The Lords of Hell once contained therein still persist in Sanctuary. We are expecting this update to be released on December 7. Read on to learn more about the season theme and balance changes coming in Patch 2.7.2. Season 25 will begin on December 10, at 5PM (PST/CST/KST) shortly after our next Diablo III update. Update on 12/3: Content in red represents changes recently made from PTR 2.7.2.

Update on 3/25: Season 25 is will be ending on April 10. See the following post for exact times for each region. Stay tuned for updates and details on Season 26 here.

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