

So if you’re looking to max out your Greater Rift clears with the Shard of Hatred, you’ll want to look for Hellforge Embers to get it to Rank 3 so you can maximize the buff it grants for every enemy within 25 yards. (It does not appear that you can equip two Lesser Evil Soul Shards if you’re dual-wielding, so sorry if I ruined a power creep fantasy for you.) This means you’ll have twelve potential combinations of Greater and Lesser Evil to work towards, and you can ramp up the power of each stone you’re using with Hellforge Embers, a new Seasonal resource that will let you upgrade your Soul Shards to be even more powerful. You can equip one of the three Prime Evil Soul Shards in your helmet, and one of the four Lesser Evil Soul Shards in your weapon.

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This new Season brings with it a new theme built around the various Demon Lords who have been the antagonists and prime movers of the franchise over the years, and now you will be able to pursue malefic power using the shards of the Great Evils own souls. Diablo 3 Season 24 ended on December 5, to make way for the upcoming Season 25, the Lords of Hell Season.
