It’s not a favorite of mine - while there’s nothing wrong with getting more stuff, there’s no element of risk or excitement to simply getting two boxes at the end of a task instead of one box. You just got two Caches, you didn’t have to do anything or exert any extra effort as you did with the Goblins. Season 15 continued in the footsteps of Season 14, but the reward for this Season - double the Horadric Caches for completing Acts in D3‘s Exploration Mode - lacked the dynamism of S14. In this Season, we were given the gift of double Treasure Goblin spawns, meaning that if you were quick and murderous you could potentially get double the reward from any Goblins you saw and dispatched, whether they dropped loot, Blood Shards, special pets or what have you. This Season was the first, and it was the one that pioneered the concept of a special Theme for a Diablo 3 Season. The Roll of Seasons Season 14: The Season of Greed But we can still have fun talking about the topic.īefore we go on, let’s cover the Seasonal Themes that have come and gone so far. I mean, come on, I once heard someone defend Batman and Robin for an hour straight.

It’s the internet, it’s humanity, and we’re never going to come to a complete consensus.

So, which Season was the best? What incredibly subjective opinion of which Season’s Theme had the most flair could we all agree on? But for me that frenzied rush to hit as many Treasure Goblins as I could is simply hard to beat. The first Theme for a Diablo 3 Season was Season 14’s Season of Greed, and I have never forgotten it, because it meant that I wrote Always Be Hitting Goblins. It’s one of my favorite posts on this website, but while I have a lot of fondness for Season 14, I would argue that there have been more interesting Seasons since, with cool and unique mechanics and metagame implications. Diablo hasn’t always had Seasonal Themes, but they make each Season something special.

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