Diablo Immortal patch 1.5.2 notes & class change details
Diablo Immortal’s patch 1.5.2 is now live, bringing with it class change options and a range of other adjustments. Here’s everything we know.
The 1.5.2 patch for Diablo Immortal has introduced some significant changes after the launch of Season 2. Most notably is theweekly class changesthat have been added, but that’s not the change to arrive in the latest patch.
The developers have added various other changes such as a new Helliquary boss, new End Game content, and more cosmetics. Here’s everything we know about the changes tothe game.
When does patch 1.5.2 start?
Diablo Immortal patch 1.5.2 isactive now. The update went live at 3 AM server time onJuly 20, 2022.
Season 2of the free-to-play mobile and PC game went live on July 30, 2025.
Diablo Immortal patch 1.5.2 notes
Find the full 1.5.2 patch notes below, including details of the weekly class change feature:
Class Change mechanic
Class Change becomes available for a character beginning at level 35.
You may change your class once every seven days and at no cost—there is also a one-time option to immediately revert to your previous class, skipping the seven-day waiting period. There are no current plans to allow players to purchase the ability to change classes more frequently.
When you change to each class for the first time, you can set the appearance of your character and receive a full reset of your Paragon Trees.
Upon changing to each class for the first time, you will be granted placeholder gear. The placeholder gear will have an equivalent rank to the previously equipped gear of your last class.
All Clan, Warband and other social group affiliations will carry over. Some class-specific cosmetics and gear will not carry over when you change classes.
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All gear equipped to your previous class will be available in your inventory. Any cosmetics owned for a class will be retained on that class and will be available upon changing back to it.
Hero’s Journey
Muster all your grit and tenacity, for the journey ahead is rife with both untold glory and righteous rewards. Hero’s Journey is a new end-game experience that unlocks for adventurers during the Frozen Tundra portion of the main questline.
Consisting of four chapters, with two more planned for the future, Hero’s Journey will send you to complete mettle-testing objectives that scale in difficulty as you rise in Paragon Level.
If you can prove you’re up to the task, a bounty of rewards is here to greet you upon completing each chapter. These range from large sums of gold or Platinum to Aspirant’s Keys, Legendary Crests, and even the Glorious Journey Portrait Frame.
Adventurer’s Path: Limited Time Event
In Sanctuary few are capable enough to stand against the darkness and wager their life for the defenseless. But you, adventurer, have consigned your days to thinning out the ranks of the Burning Hells, ushering in safety where all hope was once lost. The downtrodden look up to you, and to continue serving them, you must walk the Adventurer’s Path.
FromJuly 20 at 3:00 a.m.–August 3 at 3:00 a.m. server time, as you complete Adventurer’s Path tasks, you’ll earn gold, enchanted dust, and scrap materials for your heroics. Racking up enough completed tasks will also unlock milestone rewards for you:
New Helliquary Boss: Gorgothra The Claimer
Rayek has located another one! But he’s going to need the help of a few hardened adventurers to quell this gargantuan and impossibly ancient threat. Gorgothra is the third of the Wrathborne demons to plague Sanctuary. She has earned the worship of countless demons over the ages, but is no stranger to combat—her petrification rays, bilious venom, and serpentine strikes dwarf the power of Lassal and Vitaath.
Do you possess the demon-slaying prowess needed to overcome Gorgothra’s wrath? Or will you become another ossified corpse decorating her lair? Assemble your group at the Helliquary, forGorgothra emerges on August 2.
Hungering Moon: Limited-Time Event
The moon is back for seconds, and it demands more blood. . . perhaps even yours! Gaze upon the moon—bask in its hallowed glow, heed its howl for sustenance, and lunar-laced blessings you shall be bestowed. Fulfilling the moon’s demands will earn you Moonslivers, which can be traded for Blessings.
After acquiring seven Blessings you will have curried enough goodwill with the moon to trade these in for a random reward such as: Enchanted Dust, Glowing Shards, and Legendary gear. Offer enough blessings to the moon and it will even present you with its favor—a bundle consisting of one Legendary Crest and more.
We welcome brave adventurers to lend their hand in satiating the moon’s hunger fromJuly 29 3:00 a.m.–August 1 3:00 a.m. server time.
Amber Blades Cosmetic Set
The Amber Blades are one of the foremost desert gangs vying for control of Shassar, and notably less vicious in their behavior than their largest adversary, the Sand Scorpions. The Blades condemn the Scorpions’ forced labor and attacks on caravans and take every opportunity to disrupt their most vicious plans. Whether this approach is a matter of morality or a recruiting technique is known only to the Amber Blades themselves.
Shield yourself from the sun’s unyielding rays while trekking through an unforgiving sea of sand with the Amber Blades Cosmetic Set—purchasable from the in-game shop.
If you’re looking for the newest round of hotfixes and bug fixes implemented for Diablo Immortal across all supported platforms, they can be found here. For PC-only hotfixes, bug fixes, and patch notes, visit our known issues blog.
Feature Updates
Developer’s Note: Because the purchasable Crest is Eternal, this provides you with an additional avenue to obtain gems that can be sold on the Market.
Developer’s Note: This means that you may now craft a random Legendary Gem once per week if you max out your Fading Embers.
New Monster Affixes
Developer’s Note: The previous description incorrectly referenced summoning, which made the ability sound like a summon ability rather than an attack.
Developer’s Note: In the previous description, it wasn’t entirely clear that Movement Speed was a flat buff while the damage bonus was affected by your Life.
Demon Hunter
Necromancer
So there you have it, the full patch 1.5.2 notes for Diablo Immortal.
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