Diablo 4 will have seasons like the previous game, which means you'll start a new seasonal character and level them from 1 to 100 each time. Participating in the activities laid out in the endgame video and working through objectives in the "seasonal journey" will earn you progress on the battle pass through "favor." The battle pass will have a free track with things like XP boosts for Diablo 4 Gold all players, and a premium track with strictly cosmetic rewards.

"Right now, the battle pass, when you're figuring in completing the season journey alongside doing other content in the game, you're looking at roughly 80 hours worth of time invested to complete the entirety of the battle pass. To level a character to level 100 could take a little longer than that based on how you play," Piepiora said.

He said it's likely that you'll finish the battle pass before you reach the max level each season, which follows a broader philosophy of letting players get what they want out of the game and move on if they'd like.

Story-focused players who aren't interested in the endgame can skip it and come back when a story update happens or something else interests them, Piepiora said. "But we're not trying to say the only way to play Diablo 4 is to engage with the endgame and go all the way to Diablo 4 Gold for sale level 100 with every character you ever make."

Diablo 4 will launch on June 6. But if you're impatient, you can start planning out your build now using this tool based on the game's recent beta.