To celebrate the 30th anniversary of Diablo, Diablo IV is receiving a major update encompassing both its past and future. During the 'Diablo IV: What's Next' panel at BlizzCon 2026, Blizzard revealed key content for the 'Legacy of Hell' season—set to begin on September 16 at 1:30 AM KST—along with the future direction of upcoming seasons and early

Blizzard confirms no more Diablo IV expansions after 'Lord of Hatred'. Instead, the team is shifting focus towards the Diablo V release.

The Diablo team held a panel about "what's next" for Diablo IV at day two of BlizzCon 2026 and it covered the latest season, future seasons and the Amazon Class coming to the game. Season of Hell's Legacy marks the "pinnacle" of Diablo's 30th anniversary celebration and lines up with the game's release on Switch 2 this week on 15th September 2026.

The Age of Hatred Collection is the best way to begin your journey in Diablo IV. This bundle instantly unlocks the Diablo IV base game and Vessel of Hatred expansion, and includes the Lord of Hatred expansion.

Fans can revisit major dungeons and story beats from the original game, including those of Baal, Mephisto and Diablo himself.

Beyond Season of Hell's Legacy, BlizzCon Sunday brought Diablo IV Twitch Drops, a 30th anniversary chat badge, and more smaller Sanctuary news.

At BlizzCon 2026, the Diablo franchise looked further into the future than ever before. While Diablo V made its debut previewing the future of Sanctuary 100 years later, the live-service Diablo IV also revealed its future plans,

Blizzard reveals Diablo V, a darker sequel set in an apocalyptic Sanctuary with returning classes, a new Plague Knight, and a 2029 launch window.