The expansion goes live at 7:00 p.m. EDT on April 27, with pre-download now available on Xbox, PlayStation, and Battle.net.
Pre-orders grant early access to the Paladin class, while the expansion adds the Warlock class, Skovos region, new campaign, and endgame features including Horadric Cube and Echoing Hatred mode.
Patch 3.0.0 introduces skill tree changes, loot filters, a level 70 cap, and a global community challenge, alongside a new Korn song and a sold-out limited edition guitar collaboration.
Will Diablo IV's 'overpowered' Warlock class be quickly nerfed after the expansion's launch?
With massive free updates, is the Lord of Hatred expansion worth its price for casual players?
How did a $1300 Diablo guitar sell out to scalpers before its official announcement?
Will a 'fatal flaw' in the new War Plans UI ruin the endgame for co-op players?
Can the iconic Horadric Cube truly fix Diablo IV's criticized itemization system?
Will the new 8-hour campaign provide a satisfying conclusion or just more sequel bait?