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Season 15: Season of Hell's Legacy

Diablo 4 is in Season 15, Season of Hell's Legacy, which started on 15 September 2026. The season looks back over the series' 30 years. Waking Nightmares rebuild moments from earlier Diablo games as new dungeons and open-world encounters. Nine Legacy Uniques, among them the Stone of Jordan and Messerschmidt's Reaver, return as permanent items that stay after the season ends. Soul Splinters give a strong boon that comes with a demonic drawback, so picking one is a trade rather than a free upgrade.

Blizzard hasn't announced when Season 15 ends. Past season lengths point to early December, and our Diablo 4 season tracker counts down to the end and updates when Blizzard confirms the date.

Lord of Hatred

The season runs on top of Lord of Hatred, Diablo 4's second expansion, released on 28 April 2026. It added two classes, the Paladin and the Warlock, reworked the skill trees, brought back the Horadric Cube and added a loot filter and War Plans. If you are returning after a long break, expect your old builds to need a rethink.

Where the time goes

Each new season starts everyone on a fresh seasonal character, while Eternal characters keep their gear and progress. Most of a season's hours go on the same loop: leveling the new character, chasing the gear a build needs, and pushing into harder endgame content once it holds up. That loop is where boosting usually helps.

When Diablo 4 boosting opens

We haven't set a launch date, a service list or prices for Diablo 4 yet, and we won't take an order until there is a page for it. When orders open, they will run the way they do on every other game here: played by hand, with no cheats, bots or third-party software, through a VPN matched to your region with Appear Offline on, and with your booster a message away in your dashboard. Leave your email above to hear the day it happens. If you also play Path of Exile 2, Path of Exile 2 boosting is open now.