A Diablo IV Lord of Hatred Battle.net Key — also known as a CD Key or digital code — is the official activation code you redeem on Battle.net and keep in your library permanently. From €25.63 (-36%) at Kinguin, Steam Gift format · Cheapest official key: €39.99 · 7 verified stores, 15 offers in stock · Updated 01h 24min ago.
Prepare to embark on your next epic demon-slaying journey in the new Diablo IV expansion, Lord of Hatred. Make your final stand against the Prime Evil Mephisto in a rich new campaign, master two new classes – the Paladin and Warlock – and discover the ancient region of Skovos. With tons of new features, activities, and major updates like an overhauled endgame, transmutation, and set bonuses, this expansion enhances the Diablo IV experience to bring depth, adventure, and the promise of peril at every turn.
Whether picking up where you left off or jumping into an all-new adventure, Lord of Hatred also includes the first expansion, Vessel of Hatred, so you don’t miss a moment of the critically acclaimed action-RPG.
The demons of Hell overflow, tormenting Sanctuary as the Lord of Hatred carries out his quest to shatter mankind. Mephisto’s faithfuls spread across Sanctuary, twisting devotion into devastation, but you see the imminent threat and the stakes have never been higher.
In this darkest hour, a beacon of hope emerges but Lilith herself is the only way to reach it. With the help of old friends and unlikely allies, you must rise against Mephisto before he reaches the Pools of Creation and bathes the world in hatred. Are you willing to risk it all for the fate of humanity?
Harness the demon-slaying might of two new classes.
Take your hammer and shield to channel Holy Light and deliver crushing melee blows with divine power.
Unleash infernal destruction as the Warlock, tearing open the veil between worlds to bind demons, conjure hellfire, and command legions of Hell.
Expand the open world of Sanctuary with an adventure to the never-before-seen region of Skovos, the ancient birthplace of the firstborn civilization and the former home of Lilith and Inarius, now ruled by The Oracle and Amazon Queen. From the volcanic west to the forests of the east and the sunken lands between, discover crumbling temples and waterlogged shores. Each expedition reveals new towns, dungeons, and monsters, testing your courage against sinister cultists, horrors from the sea, and the lingering shadow of Hell.
New and improved systems pave the way for deep customization and enhanced variety for all 8 classes. No matter how you play, major Skill Tree reworks including new skill variants for every class, along with level cap increases, will refresh how you customize and build power. A new Loot Filter will ease the discovery of desired items. Plus, with Lord of Hatred, unlock bonus skill variants across each class, explore a fresh take on crafting systems like the iconic Horadric Cube, and equip set bonuses with the new Talisman.
Once the campaign ends, your journey is just beginning. Lord of Hatred brings new ways to engage with Diablo IV’s endgame, combining new activities and major system updates designed around choice, mastery, and high-stakes rewards.
Craft War Plans to create your own endgame progression - advance through selections of your favorite activities and apply a range of modifiers to earn coveted rewards. Put your builds to the ultimate test in the Echoing Hatred, facing unending demonic hordes. Plus, find respite from demon-flaying by Fishing through the perilous waterways of Sanctuary.
Lord of Hatred™ includes the full Vessel of Hatred™ expansion. Instantly unlock Diablo IV’s first expansion and experience the unthinkable events that set Mephisto’s dark ambitions into motion. Command the primal fury of the Spiritborn, venture into the untamed wilds of Nahantu, and rally Mercenaries to your cause as you push back against the encroaching darkness.
Plus, unlock the Paladin and Warlock classes, 1 extra Stash Tab, 2 new Character Slots, and more.
Lord of Hatred requires Diablo IV base game.
Diablo IV Lord of Hatred for PC starts at €25.63 at Kinguin, a Steam gift, which is 36% under the €39.99 it costs on the official store.
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With 15 offers across 7 stores there is enough competition for the price to move, so the gap between the cheapest and the rest is worth checking before you buy.
That puts it 14% under its average of €29.90 since 2026, so today is a better entry point than most days of its life.
The cheapest offer is already a key for your own account: €39.99 at Steam, so there is no reason to weigh up a shared account here.
The 9 Steam Gift offers are pricier than the key and leave more room for error, because they depend on the region and on Steam friendship.
Beyond the standard edition at €39.99, there is the Deluxe at €32.70 at Gamivo, €7.07 more and the Ultimate at €51.18 at Gamivo, €25.55 more. Check on the store what each one adds before paying the difference.
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The press verdict is 83 out of 100 from 80 reviews, and 87% would recommend it.
€25.63 at Kinguin is the one to take.
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Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred from Blizzard is a worthy expansion that adds more than it subtracts. It continues a great story with compelling characters,... Read more
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Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred has Diablo 4 in its best form yet. Read more
Vessel of Hatred is superb. With new content and foundational updates, it represents the most fun, approachable, and deepest version of Diablo 4 to date. Read more
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Vessel of Hatred gives Diablo 4 a beating heart: Compelling characters to root for, creative loot to chase, and fiercely expressive action. Read more
Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred continues the story of Diablo IV into its next inevitable chapter. The story continues in a satisfying way as players... Read more
The original Diablo 4 campaign ended with a promise that the worst was yet to come, and Vessel of Hatred ends the same way. It... Read more
Improved mechanics, polished gameplay and the introduction of the Spiritborn makes Vessel of Hatred the best version of Diablo IV to date. Read more
The short of it is that Vessel of Hatred was full of content, both campaign and endgame. A thoroughly fun and interesting story addition to... Read more
Vessel of Hatred’s campaign, new region, new class, and new cooperative dungeon all significantly extend the base game’s appeal and depth. If you don’t already... Read more
Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred is fantastic albeit safe expansion to the already excellent Diablo IV. It's continuation of the story benefits from tighter pacing... Read more
Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred introduces enough new content to make it compelling for Diablo 4 fans at launch, despite concerns about potential endgame grind. Read more
Diablo 4’s Vessel of Hatred expansion offers a compelling new narrative for fans looking to continue the base game’s story. The new Spiritborn class is... Read more
Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred is a stellar expansion that hits all the right notes, but only feels like the first act to a larger... Read more
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Diablo IV Vessel of Hatred has a great start, mediocre middle, and frustrating ending. The Spiritborn class is a fantastic addition, along with the new... Read more
Ultimately, the jury is out on if this will all come together and click as a satisfying longer-term live-service experience. There are a lot more... Read more
We found Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred to be a very interesting expansion, with great successes - the Spiritualist, return of the mercenaries, and the... Read more
Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred is a great expansion, both for people who play Edngame and those who don't. Its well-founded story maintains the line... Read more
Lord of Hatred is positioned as the definitive expansion for those who felt that Diablo IV lacked the “utter darkness” of the original games. Read more
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Diablo IV: Vessels of Hatred is a showcase of the care Blizzard is putting into the Diablo franchise. It adds everything one would expect from... Read more
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The plot of this expansion doesn't feel all that substantial and pales in comparison to its predecessors in other games in the series. Vessel of... Read more
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Vessel of Hatred is an excellent expansion for Diablo 4, with a starting price tag that reflects the content offered. The new class, the Spiritborn,... Read more
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Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred is an expansion that brings more than a breath of fresh air to Blizzard's hack ‘n slash. Admittedly, many of... Read more
Without spoiling too much, I'll just say that I would've liked a different, more compelling epilogue to the expansion's storyline, but the new spiritborn class... Read more
We recommend it without hesitation only to the most ardent fans of the series—those who have been with the game since launch and who will... Read more
Vessel of Hatred is a DLC that manages to do what many additional content struggle to do: expand the base experience without distorting it. The... Read more
If Blizzard turns the tuning screw a bit more here, then Diablo 4 will finally have the endgame it deserves. Read more
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With a powerful narrative and subtle adjustments to the base game's quality of life, Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred is a beautiful complement to the... Read more
Overall, believing that Vessel Of Hatred is a very important step for the title as a whole, bringing a solid campaign, excellent new features and... Read more
A robust but conflicted expansion that improves Diablo IV’s systems while struggling to justify its price and predictable campaign. Read more
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Vessel of Hatred brings back the Diablo experience we've come to expect from Blizzard, with new territory, new enemies and new mechanics. Read more
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Vessel of Hatred blends the intense gameplay of the new class, the Spiritborn, with an ethereal adventure story and exquisite narrative. Definitely a great expansion. Read more
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