Maltael dejó la colilla encendida en Diablo IV

Re‑entering the Pandemonium always stirs a gothic nostalgia, recalling the nights spent hunting Maltael in Diablo III’s expansion. Blizzard knows Sanctuary thrives on divine turmoil, which is why they unveil Season 14 of Diablo IV, dubbed the Season of the Awakening of Death. The main event launches on June 30, 2026 for PC and consoles, offering a free trial of the coveted Conjurer class and a sweeping, controversial overhaul of mythic loot.

The new threat forces us into the Pandemonium Rifts, pesky fissures sprouting across Sanctuary. We hunt creatures called Runt‑Runes, seize their portals, and plunge headlong into the Death‑Story Chamber. Inside, there’s no room for hesitation. It’s a race against time where momentum and speed in clearing rooms are our only allies, especially if we aim to broaden the ritual circle and return with a gleaming inventory.

Moreover, for those who haven’t yet purchased the expansion, the developers are throwing a hook. From June 30 to July 7, 2026, players can enjoy the Conjurer (Warlock) class entirely free up to level 30. If they later buy the full game, all that progress carries over.

The season’s major boon comes in loot. The previous restriction of mythic quality to a handful of handpicked unique items has been lifted. From now on, any unique drop has a chance to appear in mythic quality, or players can upgrade it directly to that tier.

Officially debuting the Solo Own Loot (SBP) mode, players can now craft a character that operates entirely in isolation—no trading, no carry support, and relying solely on reflexes to climb the exclusive SBP leaderboard.

The Tower experience exits its beta phase, rewarding top performers with decorative halos and prestige titles that signify their mastery at the summit.

To cap the event, a limited‑time crossover with Overwatch drops a Relicario, complete with cosmetics and a companion pet, offering a charming aesthetic touch while the community clears the map of heretics.