Quick answer: Diablo 4 Season 15's "Season of Hell's Legacy" battle pass replaces the old rank ladder with a reliquary system — one free reliquary plus three premium ones (Armor, Weapons, Beasts) that you spend earned Favor Tokens on. The free track alone hands you 200 Platinum, a horse mount, three weapon transmogs and a Town Portal. The Premium Battle Pass Bundle costs 1,000 Platinum (~$9.99) and unlocks all three premium reliquaries — the best value. The Deluxe Battle Pass Bundle costs 2,800 Platinum (~$24.99) and adds the instant "Archangel of Justice" set for all eight classes, Wings of Justice and the Lordling of Terror pet. If you only want the D2-tribute armor, buy Premium and skip Deluxe — the 1,800-Platinum gap is cosmetic convenience, not content.
Season 15 launched September 15, 2026 (9:30 a.m. PT) with patch 3.2.1, and its battle pass is the centerpiece of Diablo's 30th Anniversary. It's also the most confusing pass Blizzard has shipped, because the familiar tier track is gone. Here's every reward, the exact Platinum cost of each tier, and the one purchase decision that actually matters.
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Key takeaways
- New structure: the pass is now four reliquaries, not a 90-tier ladder. You earn Favor Tokens by killing monsters and finishing quests, then spend them on the specific rewards you want.
- Free tier value: the "Season of Hell's Legacy" reliquary gives 200 Platinum (2×100), a horse mount + mount armor, three weapon transmogs and a Town Portal — and that 200 Platinum is exactly enough to buy one premium reliquary (the Weapons one).
- Premium Bundle: 1,000 Platinum (~$9.99) for all three premium reliquaries — saves 500 Platinum versus buying them individually (1,500 total).
- Deluxe Bundle: 2,800 Platinum (~$24.99) — everything in Premium plus the instant Archangel of Justice set for every class, Wings of Justice back trophy and Lordling of Terror pet.
- 109 new cosmetics, including 8 Diablo 2 tribute armor sets (Harrogath, Xul, Zakarum, Isendra, Ivgorod, the Dúlra, the Demon Hunter and the Witch Doctor).
What changed: the reliquary system explained
Blizzard scrapped the old numbered tier track. On the official season page, the new pass is described as a set of reliquaries rather than ranks:
"Earn Favor Tokens by killing monsters and completing quests. Use your Favor Tokens to claim rewards. Claim all rewards to unlock the Bonus reward."
— Diablo IV in-game battle pass description
There are four reliquaries in total:
| Reliquary | Tier | Tagline |
|---|---|---|
| Season of Hell's Legacy | Free | "A new Battle Pass experience." |
| Armor | Premium | "Look the part." |
| Weapons | Premium | "Instruments of death." |
| Beasts | Premium | "The forest offers its support." |
The practical difference from previous seasons: instead of grinding to tier 90 to auto-unlock rewards in a fixed order, you now earn a currency (Favor Tokens) and spend it on the rewards you actually want, in any order. Finish all rewards inside a reliquary and you unlock that reliquary's bonus item.
Free Battle Pass rewards (Season of Hell's Legacy reliquary)
You get this reliquary for playing — no purchase. Its full contents:
- 200 Platinum (two separate 100-Platinum rewards)
- 1 horse mount and matching mount armor
- 3 weapon transmogs
- 1 Town Portal cosmetic
The 200 Platinum is the single most important number in the whole pass. Blizzard's own in-game text spells out what it's for:
"Collecting both Platinum rewards in this Reliquary will give you enough to purchase the WEAPONS Premium Battle Pass Reliquary."
In other words, grinding the free track earns you one premium reliquary for free. If you're a lapsed player deciding whether to spend anything at all, that's your answer: play the free pass first, bank the 200 Platinum, and only then decide if you want to top up.
Premium Battle Pass Bundle — 1,000 Platinum (~$9.99)
The Premium Battle Pass Bundle unlocks all three premium reliquaries (Armor, Weapons and Beasts) in one purchase. Its headline contents:
- Access to the Armor reliquary — seven unique class-specific armor sets inspired by iconic archetypes from Sanctuary's history, plus a Portal
- Access to the Weapons reliquary — six weapon transmogs
- Access to the Beasts reliquary — a bear pet, a cat mount + armor, a horse mount + armor, and a mount trophy
- The "Archangel of Justice" completion set (Cowl, Armor, Gauntlets, Faulds and Greaves of Justice for each class), earned by completing the reliquaries
Price: 1,000 Platinum. Bought individually the three reliquaries cost 1,500 Platinum, so the bundle saves you 500 Platinum. One catch straight from Blizzard's footnote:
"Once an individual Reliquary is purchased, the Premium Battle Pass Bundle is no longer available."
Translation: buy the bundle first, or not at all. If you impulse-buy a single reliquary, you lose the 500-Platinum discount permanently for the season.
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Deluxe Battle Pass Bundle — 2,800 Platinum (~$24.99)
The Deluxe bundle is Premium plus three extras you'd otherwise have to earn or can't get at all:
- Everything in the Premium Battle Pass Bundle (all three premium reliquaries)
- Instant unlock of the "Archangel of Justice" set for every class — "Instantly get all bonus armor sets, one per class, without finishing the reliquaries."
- Wings of Justice — a reactive back-trophy cosmetic that matches the Archangel set (Deluxe-exclusive)
- Lordling of Terror pet
Price: 2,800 Platinum. Since Blizzard sells Platinum in fixed packs, the practical cost is the 2,800-Platinum pack, which retails for $24.99 on Battle.net (listed as 2,500 + 300 bonus Platinum). Break that down and the math is stark: 1,000 Platinum is the pass, and the other 1,600 Platinum is the pet and the wings. As one player put it on the official Blizzard forums:
"It's 1000 for the Pass and 1600 for Owl + Wings… 1600 Plat for the cosmetics seems to be the current goal of Blizz."
— Blizzard Diablo IV forums, "2800 Platinum for Deluxe Pass?" thread
The 30th Anniversary cosmetics: 109 new items
This season is a Diablo anniversary tribute, and the cosmetics reflect it. Patch 3.2.1 adds 109 new cosmetic items: 16 armor sets (80 individual pieces), 12 weapon skins, 3 mounts with matching mount armors, 3 pets, town portals and more.
The centerpiece is the Armor reliquary's eight Diablo 2 tribute sets: Harrogath, Xul, Zakarum, Isendra, Ivgorod, the Dúlra, the Demon Hunter and the Witch Doctor. If you played Diablo 2, these are the pull — they're the reason to buy the pass at all, and they live in the Premium tier, not just Deluxe.
The other eight sets are the class versions of "The Archangel of Justice", the pass completion bonus. For the first time, a Diablo 4 pass carries a dedicated bonus set for every one of the eight classes (piece names are identical across classes; only the art differs).
Is the Diablo 4 Season 15 battle pass worth it?
Here's the decision, ranked:
- Free-to-play or unsure? Play the free reliquary, bank the 200 Platinum, and buy one premium reliquary with it. Zero real money, real rewards. This is the correct default.
- Want the D2 tribute armor and full cosmetics? Buy the Premium Battle Pass Bundle (1,000 Platinum / ~$9.99). It's the whole content of the pass — all three reliquaries and the Archangel set through completion. This is the best-value paid option.
- Want the Archangel set instantly on every class, plus the pet and wings, and don't want to grind? Buy Deluxe (2,800 Platinum / ~$24.99). You're paying an extra ~1,800 Platinum for convenience and two exclusive cosmetics (Wings of Justice + Lordling of Terror pet), not for extra content.
The trap to avoid: don't buy a single reliquary on impulse — it kills the 1,000-Platinum bundle discount for the rest of the season. And remember Favor now carries over season to season, so anything you don't finish isn't wasted.
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FAQ
How much does the Diablo 4 Season 15 battle pass cost? The free battle pass costs nothing. The Premium Battle Pass Bundle costs 1,000 Platinum (about $9.99) and the Deluxe Battle Pass Bundle costs 2,800 Platinum (about $24.99). Blizzard prices the pass in Platinum, so the exact dollar amount depends on which Platinum pack you buy — the 2,800-Platinum pack retails for $24.99 on Battle.net.
Is the Deluxe battle pass worth it over Premium? For most players, no. Deluxe adds no extra content beyond Premium — the same three reliquaries and the Archangel of Justice set. The extra ~1,800 Platinum buys instant unlock of that set on every class plus two Deluxe-exclusive cosmetics (Wings of Justice and the Lordling of Terror pet). Buy Deluxe only if you specifically want those cosmetics or refuse to grind reliquary completion.
What do you get in the free Diablo 4 Season 15 battle pass? The free "Season of Hell's Legacy" reliquary gives 200 Platinum (two 100-Platinum rewards), a horse mount and mount armor, three weapon transmogs and a Town Portal. The 200 Platinum is enough to buy one premium reliquary outright.
What are Favor Tokens in Diablo 4 Season 15? Favor Tokens are the new battle pass currency. You earn them by killing monsters and completing quests, then spend them inside a reliquary to claim the specific rewards you want, in any order. Claiming every reward in a reliquary unlocks its bonus item.
Does unused battle pass currency carry over in Diablo 4? Yes. Blizzard confirmed on the official season page that your Favor currency carries over from season to season, so progress you don't finish this season isn't lost.
What are the Diablo 2 tribute armor sets in Season 15? The Armor reliquary includes eight Diablo 2 tribute sets: Harrogath, Xul, Zakarum, Isendra, Ivgorod, the Dúlra, the Demon Hunter and the Witch Doctor. They're available in the Premium tier, not just Deluxe.
