Each new Season in Diablo III comes with a new Season Journey for players to work their way through. The Season Journey has changed from one Season to the next, which is a good thing because it keeps us from getting bored.
In this blog, I have details about what the Season Journey for Season 6 was like. I was able to complete up through Chapter IV. (There was more to do – but this was as far as I got).
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The Season Journey was first introduced into Diablo III during Season 4. It has returned for Season 5, but is not exactly the same as it was before.
Some of the objectives have been changed from one Season to the next.
Players needed to complete Chapters 1-4 in order to receive the Seasonal portrait frame, pet, and armor set. There were additional parts of the Season Journey to complete after Chapter 4, but I was not able to finish them. (I almost got Slayer accomplished, but failed to finish a Level 30 Greater Rift).
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The Season Journey was first introduced into Diablo III during Season 4. It has returned for Season 5, but is not exactly the same.
Some of the objectives have been changed from one Season to the next.
To me, it felt like Chapter 3 was quick and easy to complete. Or, it felt that way compared to my experience with Chapter 3 in Season 4. Players must complete the Season Journey through Chapter 4 in order to receive a portrait frame, pet, and full set of armor.
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The Season Journey was first introduced into Diablo III during Season 4.
It is back for Season 5, but is not exactly the same as it was in Season 4. The small changes keep things interesting.
Players who complete the Season Journey through Chapter 4 will receive a portrait frame, a pet, and an entire set of armor. The opportunity to earn an entire set of armor is something new for Season 5.
The Season Journey first became part of the game during Season 4 of Diablo III.
In Season 4, players needed to complete Chapters 1-4 in order to earn a pet and a portrait frame.
The objectives for Chapter 1 have remained somewhat the same between Season 4 and Season 5. There are a few brand new ones mixed in to make things interesting. Players must complete Chapters 1-4 during Season 5 to earn a pet that looks like a tree, a brand new portrait frame, and an entire set of armor (specific to the class of your character).
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Season 4 of Diablo III has ended. I like to take a moment to look back upon a Season and do a “wrap up” of how it went. So far, every Season has been different from the rest (as Blizzard worked on figuring out what worked well and what didn’t).
Overall, I had fun with Season 4. By the time it ended, I had completed my main goals for the Season. There were additional things I was working on, but I considered those to be “extras”.
Season 4 was the first time I rolled more than one Seasonal character. It wasn’t my intent to split my focus between Seasonal characters, but things ended up that way. I started out with a hardcore Wizard named Sparkle, and my husband Shawn started out with a hardcore Demon Hunter.
I rolled two hard core characters for Season 4 of Diablo III. One is a Wizard named Sparkle (whose name was inspired by the Diamond Skin spell). The other was a Barbarian named Zena (whose name was inspired by character on a TV show). At the time I am writing this blog, both of my hard core characters are still alive.
The purpose of this blog is to highlight the Seasonal Leveling Achievements that players earn as they work towards Level 70. I was playing my Wizard for the first ones, and finished up when I was playing my Barbarian. In the past, I’ve created one character for a Season and stuck with that one all the way through.
Season 4 of Diablo III gave players something new to work on – the Season Journey. Players that complete all of the objectives through Chapter 4 receive two special prizes – a Season 4 Portrait Frame and a Frost Hound pet.
It took me a long time to complete Chapter 4, but it was worth it. There were a few times when I thought I would not be able to do all the objectives. It turned out that all I needed was more Paragon points and some better gear.
Season 4 of Diablo III included something new called the Season Journey. Players who complete every objective, in all of the chapters, will receive a special Portrait Frame and a Pet. I have now completed 3 out of the 4 chapters.
My hope is that I will be able to finish the entire Season Journey before Season 4 ends. Right now, I think it might be something I can accomplish if I keep working at it. I thought that Chapter IV was the end of the Season Journey. Then, something popped up that indicated that there was much more to do beyond Chapter IV.
Season 4 of Diablo III came with something new – the Season Journey. Players who complete all of the objectives, in every chapter, before the end of the Season will receive a special Portrait Frame and a cool Pet. (I think the pet looks like the skeletal pug – before it became a skeleton).
I thought I would be able to blow through the Season Journey rather quickly, but it is taking longer than I though it would. I recently completed Chapter II, and have no idea if I’ll be able to finish everything in time.
