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Need to know when Season 2 of Diablo 4 with end? The Season of Blood has brought plenty of new mechanics and enemies to the game, but every season must come to an end. Fans want to know when Season 2 will be finished.

Season 2 brought vampires to the game, including Vampiric Powers and Pact Armor. Season 2 also brought us the incredible endgame bosses that let you earn fantastic loot, including Uber Uniques. No season lasts forever, though, and the Season of Blood is no different. When does Season 2 of Diablo 4 end? We’re here to give you all the details.

When does Season 2 of Diablo 4 end?

While there is no official end date confirmed by Blizzard, the in-game battle pass timer shows Season 2 ending on January 23, 2024. This will put Season 2 at 98 days in length, or around three months. Blizzard plans to introduce a new season every three months, so this falls right in line.

Previous seasons ended at 12 PM PDT/3 PM EST/8 PM BDT, which is likely when Season 2 will end as well. We’ll update this article once more information is available.

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Season 2 will be slightly longer than Season 1, the Season of the Malignant, which came in at 89 days. While Season 2 brought plenty of fun to Diablo 4’s endgame, fans are excited for new content to come with Season 3.

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Season 3

While Season 3 is still a bit of a mystery, we do know that leaderboards will be coming to Diablo 4 with The Gauntlet weekly challenge dungeon and the Hall of Ancients. These leaderboards will reset weekly, except for the Hall of the Ancients, which keeps track of all gameplay.

What features will stop when Season 2 ends?

When Season 2 ends, there are gameplay elements that will go away with it. This includes being able to collect Pacts to make Vampiric Pact Armor, gaining new Vampiric Powers, and the Blood Harvest events that show up in Sanctuary. The Season Journey will also change to Season 3 instead of Season 2.

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All Season 2 quests will also become unavailable, as they are exclusive to the Season of Blood. If you haven’t finished the quests yet, now is the time to do so. It is also the best time to earn all the Vampiric Powers you haven’t got to enjoy yet.

Luckily, there is plenty of content sticking around in the Eternal Realm. All five endgame bosses will be staying, including:

  • Echo of Duriel
  • Lord Zir
  • The Beast in the Ice
  • Grigoire
  • Echo of Varshan

Any seasonal character you made will also be completely transferred over to the Eternal Realm, so you won’t lose any of your progression there.

That’s everything there is to know about Season 2 of Diablo 4’s predicted end date. Be sure to check out Vampiric Pact Armor explained and A Witness in the Dust quest guide for Season 2 of Diablo 4 if you still have activities to complete before the season ends.

Season 2 end date prediction FAQs

When does Season 2 of Diablo 4 end?

While there is no official end date from Blizzard yet, the in-game battle pass timer shows Season 2 ending on January 23, 2023.

What goes away when Season 2 ends?

Vampiric Powers, Vampiric Pact Armor, Blood Harvests, and the Season 2 questline will all disappear along with the Season 2 Seasonal Realm. The Season Journey will also change, and you won’t be able to complete the Season 2 Season Journey anymore.

Will Season 3 start immediately when Season 2 ends?

While this is unknown, Season 2 began as soon as Season 1 ended. It’s likely Season 3 will begin as soon as Season 2 ends.

About the Author

Annie Thelen

Annie is a journalist interested in gaming and tech news. She is Guides Writer for Videogamer. Her favorite games are Legend of Zelda, Halo, Persona 5, Saints Row 2, and The Sims 2.

Diablo 4

  • Platform(s): PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S/X
  • Genre(s): Action, Action RPG, RPG

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