Leaderboards will track a variety of competitive player data including Greater Rifts clear times, Seasonal achievement point totals, and Seasonal Conquest completion ranking across several different game styles. With the addition of Seasons and Greater Rifts, we want to provide players with a way to measure their progress within each of those environments. To learn more about Greater Rifts, click here. Once a timer expires, players will reach the end of their current Greater Rift journey and their best results will be tracked in our new Leaderboard system. Players can continue progressing through Greater Rift levels so along as they complete the Rift before its timer expires. There are an infinite number of Greater Rift levels, and each Greater Rift level will be progressively more difficult than the last.Ĭompleting a Greater Rift within its allotted time will allow players to progress to the next level (and if your time is exceptionally good, you may even skip multiple levels at once). Progress within a given Season will be tracked in our new Leaderboard system.įormerly referred to as Tiered Rifts, Greater Rifts are a special type of timed Nephalem Rift. Seasons offer unique rewards and new challenges for players, including new Legendaries, an exclusive Transmogrification set only available to those who compete in each Season, and new achievements called Conquests. Any items, gold, artisan progression, or Paragon experience earned during a Season will be rolled over to a player's non-Seasonal characters once the Season concludes.
Similar to the separation between Normal and Hardcore game modes, Seasonal characters will have their own shared stash and artisan progression as well. Seasons are an optional, recurring game mode that offers players the opportunity to periodically start fresh, leveling Normal or Hardcore characters from scratch without gold, resources, items, or previously earned Paragon experience. Please note that the first Diablo III Season will not begin until Friday, August 29.
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