Diablo IV
Find out what Diablo IV's latest season changes, which builds need another look, and whether a fresh seasonal character is worth your time.
Season 15 is a nostalgic, systems-heavy fresh start that is worth a look, but expect a rough first week and read the hotfix notes.
Diablo IV’s Season 15, the Season of Hell’s Legacy, launched September 15, 2026, bringing back the Prime Evils, Soul Splinters, Waking Nightmares, nine permanent Legacy Uniques, new crafting recipes, and Rebirth.
Is now a good time to return?
Yes if the anniversary theme and the new crafting appeal to you. Wait if you want a stable first week, since login problems and other launch bugs have already needed four hotfixes, and a further build that fixes questline blockers is listed for September 30.
What should you check first?
Stash your gear before using Rebirth, review Soul Splinters and the new Cube recipes, and check the current hotfix notes for progression blockers. Barbarian players should review their Strength scaling.
Start with the newest verdict.
Diablo IV's Season of Hell's Legacy Brings Back the Prime Evils
The 30th-anniversary season is systems-heavy and starts you from scratch, and it has already needed four hotfixes, with a bug-fix build listed for September 30.