Blizzard has revealed that a crossover with the legendary manga series from Kentaro Miura,Berserk, is coming toDiablo 4, and players will be able to obtain the iconic Berserker armor for a limited time. TheDiablo 4crossover event withBerserkwas revealed last week, but now there is a lot more information available for the crossover, including how to obtain the cosmetics, which ones are earnable in-game, and which ones are premium microtransaction purchases.
According toBlizzard, the crossover event betweenDiablo 4andBerserkwill begin on May 6. Players will be able to grind for items called Behelits, which drop from powerful elite enemies, and trade them forBerserk-themed cosmetics. The earnable cosmetics include emblems, headstones, trophies, and more.The iconic skins fromBerserk, however, are not earnable in-gameand will be an additional purchase,available until June 3.
Everything In The Diablo 4 x Berserk Crossover
Headstones, Premium Skins, And More
The crossover withBerserkis quite large. There will be a new back trophy, a new headstone, a new marking, new mount armor, and a new emblem. All of those items are earnable via grinding out Behelits and trading them for the items.There are also iconic armor skins from the mangathat will be additional purchases. Everything included in thisDiablo 4crossover is as follows:
Finally, there will be aTwitch Drop for a Skull Behelit Mount Trophy, which can be obtained by watching certain streamers playDiablo 4during the event. More details regarding the Twitch Drop will be coming in a future Blizzard blog update.
Our Take: The Crossover Is Neat, But There Are A Lot Of Microtransactions
The Response To This Crossover Is Likely Going To Be Mixed
ThisDiablo 4crossover withBerserkis neat, for sure, and it’s nice to see a crossover with a manga series instead of a much larger multimedia IP. However,Diablo 4has been criticized for its full-price entry point and its heavy implementation of microtransactions, evenbefore the game launched. The latest expansion,Vessels of Hatred, was also widely criticized for its high price, despitethe expansion’s story being generally well-received.
Nonetheless, even with stiff competition from other ARPGs, likePath of Exile 2,Diablo 4has seen continued success since its launch. Blizzard recently confirmed in its2025 roadmap forDiablo 4that there will not be another major expansion until 2026, so continued seasonal content and big crossovers like this one will have to tide fans over until the game gets its next large update.
