Public Test Realm

AppWizard
October 18, 2025
Blizzard has announced Diablo 4 Season 11, featuring patch 2.5.0 for testing on the Public Test Realm (PTR). This update includes significant changes to itemization, referred to as 'Loot 3.0,' and an overhaul of monster combat. Key updates include non-unique items gaining four base affixes, a more predictable tempering process, and a quality system for masterworking that allows for re-rolling affix upgrades. Players can 'sanctify' items at peak potential for powerful boosts. Season 11 will introduce new challenges, including the Lesser Evils and Azmodan as a new world boss. The Tower, a multi-stage timed dungeon, will be added for elite players, with leaderboards for competitive play. Monster encounters will see a significant overhaul, with clearer roles and dynamic behaviors for enemies. Elite encounters will be less frequent but more challenging, with new modifiers introduced. Defensive mechanics are being reworked to enhance survivability, and changes to armor and damage reduction will provide greater control over defensive scaling. The patch 2.5.0 PTR will be available from October 21 to October 28.
AppWizard
September 17, 2025
New patch notes for Season 10 of Diablo 4 have been released, introducing chaos armor and new perks, while addressing boss immunity phases. The update includes the removal of boss immunity, replacing it with a shield mechanic for endgame lair bosses. Players can now find a non-helmet variant of the Crown of Lucion, and additional items for each class have been added based on player feedback from the public test realm. Nightmare dungeon sigils will indicate their validity for active Whispers, and rewards from Chaos Rifts will be improved. Infernal Hordes have been revamped, with Soul Spires receiving bonuses and chaos waves spawning less frequently but yielding greater rewards. Class-specific chaos perks have been adjusted, with buffs for Rogues and slight nerfs for Druids. Season 10 is set to launch on September 23.
Winsage
April 2, 2024
Blizzard Entertainment has introduced Diablo 4's Public Test Realm (PTR) for players to provide feedback on the upcoming Season 4 update. The PTR is active from April 2 through April 9 and offers various resources for players to explore new features, although progress will not transfer to the main game. Players are encouraged to provide feedback on the PTR to help refine the final version of the update.
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