Diablo V

Released March 30, 2029 · PC (Microsoft Windows)

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14 stories, since Sep 2026

  1. Diablo V screenshot from its Diablo V panel at BlizzCon 2026 trailerDiablo V will get regular development updates starting in 2027, Blizzard says
  2. Diablo V screenshot from its Diablo V panel at BlizzCon 2026 trailerDiablo V has item tiers and gear-based sets, and may add stat requirements
  3. Diablo V screenshot from its Diablo V panel at BlizzCon 2026 trailerDiablo V’s first new class is the Plague Knight, an armored disease spreader
  4. Diablo V screenshot from its Diablo V panel at BlizzCon 2026 trailerDiablo V’s first confirmed classes are the Demon Hunter and the Monk
  5. Diablo V screenshot from its Diablo V panel at BlizzCon 2026 trailerDiablo V has no roadside quest givers: all side quests come from your caravan
  6. Diablo V screenshot from its Diablo V panel at BlizzCon 2026 trailerDiablo V’s caravan includes a treasure goblin companion with his own story
  1. Diablo V replaces towns with a caravan of survivors that travels with you and grows
  2. Diablo V’s art direction follows three visual stories: the past, the present and hell’s future
  3. Diablo V brings back a procedural overworld and dungeons that change on every visit
  4. Diablo V casts you as the heir to Westmarch in a continent overrun by hell
  5. Diablo V keeps Diablo unredeemable, and gives the player a unique bond with him
  6. Diablo V is set after other heroes failed and Diablo won, with Westmarch burning
  7. Diablo V is a sequel, not a Diablo IV expansion, so Blizzard can rebuild the fundamentals
  8. Diablo V was just announced at BlizzCon 2026: Here’s Everything We Know
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