Leaderboards in Diablo 3 help players keep track of progress made during their gameplay, including Seasons, Greater Rifts, and Conquests. New Seasonal Legendaries will roll over to non-Seasonal loot pool after a Season concludes.Conclusion What are Leaderboards – Diablo 3? Not in the mood to start from scratch? You’ll still benefit from Seasons (which, by the way, are completely optional). These points will be provided regardless of whether your character placed in the regional Leaderboard.
Conquests will also provide achievement points and will count toward your Seasonal point total. Right now, we're looking to provide between 10-15 unique Conquests each Season, and each Conquest will have its own Leaderboard. With tasks ranging from killing Malthael at level 70 on Torment VI to finishing Acts I-V in an hour or less, Conquests are designed to encourage and promote an array of different playstyles.Ĭonquests are considered "first come, first served," and the first 1000 individuals to complete a Conquest within a given Season will be immortalized on that Season's regional Leaderboard. These goals can vary in terms of gameplay and difficulty, and some might be easier to complete than others. Conquests are special Season-only achievements (offered in addition to the suite of non-Seasonal achievements already available in the game) that represent a variety of challenging goals. With the start of each Season, players will have the opportunity to earn Conquests. Upon creating a character, the player will be given the option to have the character be a Seasonal character, or a non-Seasonal character. Season participation benefits include exclusive rewards and unique Legendaries as well as the the thrill of climbing all-new Leaderboards by completing achievements, earning Conquests, or running Greater Rifts.
Similar to Ladders in Diablo II, Seasons will offer players in Diablo III a chance to periodically start fresh, leveling their level 1 characters and artisans from scratch.
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