During the Xbox Games Showcase, Blizzard announced an upcoming expansion for its game Diablo IV, called Vessel of Hatred.
Published on 06/10/2024 at 2:52 p.m. by Zekken
Diablo IVit is the emblematic action role-playing game from Blizzard Entertainment, Diablo 4 is the latest iteration of the popular action role-playing game franchise. First released in 2023, this title immerses players in the dark and gothic universe of Sanctuary, a world where evil reigns supreme
During the Xbox Games Showcase, Blizzard announced the next expansion for its game Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred. The announcement of Vessel of Hatred, the new paid extension, arouses palpable enthusiasm. This expansion promises to add new depth and richness to the gaming experience, offering new challenges and new regions to explore.
Price of Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred DLC
The extension Vessel of Hatred is paid! The latter can be pre-purchased in three distinct editions. For those who don’t yet own the base game Diablo IVA Expansion Pack including the standard edition of the base game and the expansion is available for the price of €69.99. Here are the pre-order options:
- Standard Edition: €39.99
- Deluxe Edition: €59.99
- Ultimate Edition: €89.99
These packs obviously give exclusive in-game rewards. In Vessel of Hatred, there will obviously be a plethora of new features and modifications that you will find following this article or on the portal dedicated to Diablo IV news on Breakflip.
What’s new in Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred
Vessel of Hatred release date
October 8, 2024, will mark the official release of Vessel of Hatred. For fans of the Diablo saga, this date is worth noting in your diaries. This expansion offers a direct continuation of the main story, notably introducing captivating narrative elements and a new playable class.
A New Region: Nahantu
With Vessel of HatredBlizzard introduces us Nahantualso known as Torajan by foreigners. This new region, located to the south, is distinguished by its lush environment but just as threatening as the other areas of Diablo IV. Players will be able to explore familiar locations revisited, like the docks of Kurast and Travincal, 72 years after the events of Diablo 2. Nahantu promises total immersion in a dense jungle, where danger lurks around every corner.
New Class: Spiritborn
The extension Vessel of Hatred introduces a whole new class: the Sacresprit (or Spiritborn in English). This jungle predator is characterized by unique fighting styles and mystical synergies that reveal themselves beneath the dense canopy. This class promises unique new gameplay mechanics, enriching the overall experience of Diablo IV. Blizzard plans live stream next July 18 to introduce this class in detail and offer an overview of the gameplay.
