Season 13 was the very first time I attempted to complete any of the objectives in the Champion part of the Season Journey. The experience was both exciting, and frustrating, at times. It required a lot of problem solving to figure out what I needed to do to get my Necromancer ready for Torment X.
This blog post contains the Twitch videos I recorded as I worked towards the halfway point of the Champion part of the Season Journey in Season 13.
Almost always, a Season ends for me right after I complete Chapter IV. There was at least one time (maybe two times) when I stuck around and completed Slayer. Usually, I run out of time to give it a try. Season 13 has been very different for me than previous seasons.
My adventure through Chapter IV of the Season Journey in Season 13 was the most exciting one of the four chapters. Hela the Necromancer was strong, and she found a weapon that I had never seen in-game before.
I am taking part in the Solo Self Found League (SSF) for Season 13 of Diablo III. It isn’t an official Blizzard thing.
Instead, it is a bunch of Diablo III players who wanted to play through Season 13 solo and who also wanted to have the opportunity to make it onto a Leaderboard. The SSF Leaderboard requires proof that you cleared a Greater Rift in the time that you said you did.
As such, I’ll be posting screenshots of every Greater Rift I clear during Season 13 onto this blog. It gives me an easy way to provide that proof without having to make an account on some photo hosting service.
This is Dominion’s Revenge. Unlike many of my other Diablo III pets, this one did not come from a Menagerist Goblin. The flavor text for this pet says: Who called in the fleet? – StarCraft 20th anniversary 2018.
Chapter III of the Season Journey in Diablo III is one that typically does not take me very long to complete. In Season 13, I finished it off faster than I ever had before. This gave me time to create a brief tutorial about how to extract Legendary powers in Kanai’s Cube.
I think one reason why it was so quick this time around is because I was streaming. It provides me with motivation to play video games more often. Another reason is that I finished many of the Chapter III objectives shortly after I started playing Season 13 (and long before I unlocked Chapter III).
Chapter II of Season 13 took me longer to complete than Chapter I did. I’m not surprised. To me, it feels like no matter which character class I play, there is a drag from Level 50 to Level 60.
Another difficulty had to do with the objectives. They are pretty much the same every season. Even so, it feels like I’m leveling really slowly from Level 60 to Level 70. Players have to have a Seasonal character hit Level 70 in order to complete Chapter II.
Season 13 of Diablo III was the first one after I learned how to stream video games on Twitch. One unexpected advantage that came from streaming was that I could post the videos of my progress through Season 13 not only on Twitch, but also here on my blog.
It took two tries for me to complete Chapter I of the Season Journey in Diablo III.
Season 13 of Diablo III started shortly after I learned how to stream video games on Twitch. I made three videos of my first night/morning playing Diablo III Season 13 as part of the Solo Self Found League.
I decided to play a Necromancer because I have not devoted an entire Season to playing one. Most of the time, I pick one character class and stick with it all Season long. I named her Hela, which is the name of the Norse goddess of death. That seemed appropriate for a Necromancer.
The Darkening of Tristram is an event in Diablo III that takes place in January. There are several Achievements that a player can earn that are connected to the event.
The Achievement called I Sense A Soul In Search Of Answers involves collecting Cultist Pages. Players need to kill off a specific type of Cultist NPCs (Non-Player Characters) until they obtain all the pages.
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