Diablo 4's first season is set to arrive very soon, treating layers to three months of new endgame activities and reasons to carry on playing.
Long-time Diablo players will know that finishing the main Diablo 4 campaign doesn't mean that the hellish fun is set to end. Diablo 4 Season 1, officially named the Season of the Malignant only confirms this, which is set to provide even more endgame content outside of limited-time World Bosses and Helltide events. It's set to drop later this month if developer Activision Blizzard is to be believed, meaning players won't have to wait much longer to enter the Seasonal Journey and unlock unique rewards that come with the 100-tier battle pass.
Diablo 4 Season 1 is something Activision Blizzard had talked about even in the months leading up to launch. This is because seasons have also been a large part of both Diablo 3 and Diablo 2: Resurrected since they launch, both of which have been supported for years after. But if you're curious about how Diablo 4 Season 1 will operate and how you can best be prepared ahead of time, here's all the essential information you need to know before Season of the Malignant official arrives.
