Diablo IV – Lord of Hatred DLC Battle.net Altergift

A new chapter for Sanctuary

Diablo IV - Lord of Hatred sends players on a final campaign against the Prime Evil Mephisto, adding two new classes and the previously unseen region of Skovos. The expansion overhauls the endgame with new activities, reworks the skill trees for all eight classes, and introduces a Loot Filter alongside itemisation changes such as the Talisman for set bonuses.

This release also includes the earlier Vessel of Hatred expansion, so anyone picking up Lord of Hatred gets both expansions' campaigns, classes and endgame systems in one purchase. It sits within Blizzard's ongoing action RPG series, and fans of the genre browsing RPG games or action titles will recognise the demon-slaying focus.

What the expansion adds

• A new campaign centred on the fight against Mephisto
• Two new classes, including the Paladin
• The region of Skovos with new towns, dungeons and monsters
• Skill tree reworks, level cap increases and a new Loot Filter
• Overhauled endgame activities such as War Plans and Echoing Hatred
• The full Vessel of Hatred expansion, its campaign, the Spiritborn class and Nahantu region

How this listing works

This is the Standard edition of Diablo IV - Lord of Hatred for Windows, supplied as a Global region Altergift for Battle.net. The Altergift is redeemed through Battle.net and applied directly to your own Battle.net account, so once activated the expansion sits alongside the base game and any other Diablo IV content already on that account.

Being a Global listing, it activates worldwide rather than being tied to a specific country, and the base Diablo IV game and Battle.net client are required to play. The title was released on 28 April 2026 and carries a PEGI 18 rating, reflecting the dark themes and violence found throughout the campaign.

Language and platform notes

The expansion supports a wide range of interface and audio languages, including English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Chinese and Turkish, so most players will find their preferred language available.

As with other Diablo IV content, this is developed and published by Blizzard Entertainment and runs on Windows through Battle.net. Anyone browsing Blizzard's other output or wider DLC and expansions on the store will find this listing sits comfortably alongside them.