Mother’s Blessing Returns to Diablo IV Starting August 20

It's time once again to go on an adventure and enjoy the spoils of victory. Mother’s Blessing returns to Diablo IV this August 20 and is expected to run until August 27. For the duration of the period mentioned, all players get to earn 35% experience and 50% Gold at a (multiplicative) increased rate.

The thing is, because Lilith isn't hesitating to bless all her children, it means the bonus are applies not only to Seasonal Realms but also Eternal Realms and even all World Tiers. By the way, the bonus stacks so players can pair it with Elixirs and the Urn of Aggression to maximize the experience gained while killing Monsters.

With this boost, players should be able to work their way up the ranks of the Battle Pass. It should also allow for climbing to higher Levels and World Tiers with that burning swiftness. In addition, players also have a chance to complete their Season Journey and even level multiple characters to their maximum potential.

The Fight Against Lilith

Diablo IV is the fourth main installment of the highly acclaimed Diablo franchise. It was officially released back in June and available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and PC through Battle.net.

Diablo IV takes place in Sanctuary and is set 50 years after Diablo III: Reaper of Souls. This time the main antagonist is Lilith, the daughter of Mephisto. With the forces of both angels and demos now depleted, it appears that the time is ripe for Lilith to finally establish her power in Sanctuary.

Five Different Classes

To fight Lilith, players can choose from five different classes. There's the Barbarian which has the abilities to switch between weapons even while in combat. The Sorcerer meanwhile is an elemental mage-type characters which can wield different types of magic. The Druid on the other hand not only has access to earthen and storm magics but and shapeshift between human and werewolf, as well as werebear, forms.

Another class is the Rogue which makes an appearance since it was introduced in the very first game of the series. This class can alternate between bladed melee or ranged combat using a bow. Finally, there is the Necromancer which makes use of dark magic for its attacks and summoning.

Now in the game, while players do have to choose a class, the good news is that the appearance can be customized. This includes the character portrait and even skin color. Skill trees are also present which allow for ability customization.

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