Once the season concludes, characters will be shifted to the Eternal Realm, and the creation of a new character will become necessary once more for the next season. This space is a snapshot of the base game that remains untinged by the developments of the latest season, serving as the resting place for "preseason" and past seasons' characters. Subsequently, when the current season reaches its end, these characters will migrate to what's known as the Eternal Realm. But, as per Fergusson, "to take part in the seasonal questline, mechanics, season journey, and battle pass, you will need to create a new seasonal character." On the other hand, Diablo 4 will bring with it new progression systems, questlines and other content. Previously, the third entry in the Diablo franchise had seasons but no regular content drops.
Playing campaign with seasonal character (if you so desire or need to finish) will also progress the season journey and battle pass.ĭiablo 4, the much-praised return to form for the franchise, is Blizzard's first foray into the live-service genre after dipping its toes into it with Diablo 3.
Hey Paul, yes to take part in the seasonal questline, mechanics, season journey and battle pass, you will need to create a new seasonal character. Unfortunately, as per Fergusson, the answer is a resounding "Yes." If you think about it, it makes sense to require a new character for every new season if you want to enjoy its content.Ī curious adventurer, Forbes' Paul Tassi, braved through the waves of speculation and went directly to the game's GM, Rod Fergusson, to confirm the answer to this question. Diablo 4's maiden season is upon us, which explains why plenty are starting to wonder if the introduction of a new season requires the creation of a new character.
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