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Diablo IV Patch 3.2.2 Fixes Season of Hell’s Legacy Quest Bugs

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Blizzard is dropping patch 3.2.2 for Diablo IV on September 30, and it’s tackling some frustrating quest blockers that have been plaguing Season of Hell’s Legacy. If you’ve been stuck unable to complete the seasonal questline because you entered the Worldstone Chamber portal too quickly (or hit similar progression walls in Lester’s Farm or the Chamber of Bone), these fixes should get you back on track.

The patch also addresses several Runeword issues that were causing headaches. The Edge Runeword was letting players snag two items at once from the Purveyor of Curiosities (which honestly sounds fun but clearly wasn’t intended), and the Lore Runeword Helm was turning invisible when equipped. Nihlathak also decided he could teleport outside his boss arena, which is now fixed, and the Henri’s Perquisition Unique Charm should now properly craft in the Horadric Cube.

Class and Gear Adjustments

On the class side, Druids can no longer use Pulverize to indefinitely immobilize Staggered bosses (fun while it lasted, but way too broken for endgame balance). Sorcerers will see burning damage from the Incinerate Enchantment properly trigger the Tal rune now, which should make that build feel more consistent. The Sol Rune’s damage reduction was also misfiring and has been corrected.

The Tower’s Artificer’s Obelisk will now correctly display reward notifications on your map and minimap, so you won’t miss out on loot pickups. A handful of UI quirks also got smoothed out, including the leaderboard button still appearing in Eternal mode when using a controller, and pinned currency not highlighting properly in the Stats & Materials tab. Oh, and mounted players can finally interact with the Horadric Post again without dismounting.

If you’re grinding through Season of Hell’s Legacy and need reliable gear to keep up with the endgame push, the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 is a solid pick for precise cursor control during those high-density combat encounters. For longer farming sessions, the Secretlab Titan Evo keeps you comfortable through marathon dungeon runs.

Source: news.blizzard.com


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JR Cook

JR has been writing for fan sites since 2000 and has been involved with Blizzard Exclusive fansites since 2003. JR was also a co-host for 6 years on the Hearthstone podcast Well Met! He helped co-found BlizzPro in 2013.

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