Diablo 4 Offering Free Content Until December 26th Ahead of Second DLC, Lord of Hatred

Diablo 4 Celebrates Season 11 & DLC Anticipation with Twitch Rewards (Until Dec 26)

Blizzard is offering rewards in Diablo 4 to celebrate Season 11, Divine Intervention, and to build anticipation for the second DLC, Lord of Hatred, announced last year at The Game Awards. Players must act fast to claim these in-game items, as the offer ends on December 26. Blizzard is expected to launch Lord of Hatred on April 28, 2026. The DLC will continue the story from Vessel of Hatred, introducing a new region, new mechanics, and the Paladin class. In the meantime, earn rewards during Season 11 by watching partnered streams on Twitch. To participate in the Twitch Drops campaign, link your Twitch and Battle.net accounts, then watch eligible streams. Watching a stream with "DROP" in the title for two hours will unlock the exclusive Barbute Hacker Barbarian axe appearance. Access the Twitch Drops Inventory to claim the items after the viewing time is complete, and then add the content to the Diablo 4 account. This Twitch Drops event concludes on December 26 at 6:44 AM.

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