Diablo 4: How Seasons Work | Seasonal Servers Guide
Seasons in Diablo 4 can be complicated for newcomers. Seasonal content has been around since Diablo 2, and the seasonal servers of Diablo 4 follow in that tradition. Playing through the Battle Pass to earn new cosmetics is done very differently than other on-going games like Destiny 2, Fortnite, Warzone and more. Let’s rip the band-aid off right now. To play and earn in Seasonal Content you’ll need to make a new character and join a new server.
Because this is so strange, we’ll discuss how seasonal content works in the full guide below. We’re breaking down Seasons to share only what you really, really need to know. For info straight from the devs on Seasons and the Battle Pass, check out the official Blizzard post here.
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Seasons limited-time events that take place over a set period and include a Free or Premium Battle Pass — when a Season begins, a new Seasonal Server will open. To enjoy the new content, you’ll have to join the server with a new character. The Premium Battle Pass is for cosmetics only. After the season is over, all gear will be transported to a limited-time chest where a character on the Eternal Server can claim the items you’ve earned. That’s the most basic explanation for Seasons.
Once the Season begins, you’ll need to join. Here’s a rundown on beginning a season.
No. You’ll keep your current characters in the Eternal Realm. This is a separate
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