Blood Harvest - New Open World Event Coming to Diablo 4 Season 2

With Season of Blood in full swing, players are fighting back against the forces of Lord Zir across Sanctuary — but what if you wanted to help him instead? Blizzard has announced the next best thing: a blood drive which not only benefits your surrounding community, but can earn the Diablo 4 community goodies as well! Blood Harvest Progress Blood Harvest Website As players work together to donate 666 quarts of blood, they can unlock three potential tiers of rewards as well as a final giveaway: Tier 1:

Fresh out the shadows, the emissaries of the vampire master Lord Zir have sunk their fangs into Sanctuary’s denizens to fuel sinister rituals—called Blood Harvests—during Season of Blood. We have launched a real-life Blood Harvest, offering fans in-game rewards in exchange for donating their blood.

It's that time of the Season again: the leaves are changing color, the vampires are trying to drink you dry, and you're looking for a great way to level up to reach endgame faster. Look no further: players farming Blood Harvest Boss Events have reported massive experience and loot, and it's repeatable!To see the full rundown of Blood Harvests, take a look at our Blood Harvest Guide for Diablo 4 for more information. In order to activate the Blood Harvest Boss Event, players need to go to the location of the Blood Harvest symbol on their map.

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