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Blizzard hands out rare Diablo 4 crafting material to make up for season 15 woes

Blizzard hands out rare Diablo 4 crafting material to make up for season 15 woes

Sep 26, 2026 - 03:42
Blizzard says "sorry" for Diablo 4 season 15 woes by giving away the game's rarest crafting material
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Key Highlights

  • Blizzard gives away rare crafting material to Diablo 4 players as apology for season 15 woes.
  • Players may receive note and Resplendent Spark with their name on it.
  • Some players only receive note without Spark.
  • Resplendent Sparks are essential for crafting Mythic Uniques.

Blizzard Entertainment has announced that it will be giving away a rare crafting material to Diablo 4 players as a token of apology for the game's recent server issues and delayed seasonal realm launch.

According to a statement from the company, players who log into the game and visit the Horadric Post in any major town may find a note from Blizzard apologizing for "unexpected issues" with season 15, as well as a single Resplendent Spark with their name on it.

However, not everyone is getting the Spark, with some players reporting only receiving the note without the attached material.

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Resplendent Sparks are extremely rare and essential for crafting Mythic Uniques, which are the game's most powerful gear.

Blizzard has not explained why some players are receiving the note but not the Spark. However, the company has promised to investigate further.

Diablo 4 Season of Hell's Legacy has been plagued by server issues and delays. With some players reporting long wait times and lag.

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The season was launched in 2021, and since then, players have been experiencing various problems with the game's online features.

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Blizzard has apologized for the issues and promised to do better in the future.

By giving away the rare crafting material. The company is trying to make amends with its players and show that it values their feedback.

"The only thing beyond the fog of war is more questions," said a Blizzard spokesperson, referring to the game's ongoing development and the many questions still unanswered by the company.

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