All new Witch Powers in Diablo 4 Season of Witchcraft
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Anyka Pettigrew Published January 16, 2025 |
Starting on January 21, Diablo 4 players will get the chance to embark on the Season of Witchcraft, uncovering a mystery behind the Tree of Whispers and unlocking new Witch powers. Aside from the new Headrotten enemy type and occult gems making an appearance, the most exciting feature is the 25 different powers across different schools of Witchcraft.
Witch Powers will grant you and your friends new abilities and augment existing skills as you uncover a mystery behind a Witch Coven. There’s a lot we already know about this dark magic, so if you’re excited to hop into Season 7 of Diablo 4, here are all the new Witch Powers you can unlock during Season of Witchcraft.
Between the 25 different powers you can obtain in Diablo 4 Season of Witchcraft, there are three schools of magic.
Apart from the known powers, you can discover and master Lost powers that neither the Coven nor the Tree knows about. You can fine-tune your build to create a unique display of sorcery when attacking your enemies.
The way to unlock new Witch Powers is by following the seasonal questline: hunt down the Headrotten and find the missing Heads that were hung on the Tree of Whispers. Once you return them, you’ll gain favor with the Coven, which you can use to upgrade the Altars beneath the Tree which grant you Witchcraft Powers.
The only way to get the Lost Powers is through Forgotten Altars, which are elusive and difficult to find. Look out for these altars throughout random dungeons in Sanctuary.
Firebat Servants
Abyssal Resonance
Wave of Woe
Purging Touch
Shaken Soul
Hex of Flames
Doom Orb
Life Link
Hex of Shattering
Aura of Misfortune
Aura of Lament
Vengeful Spirit
Twilight Warding
Poison Frog Servant
Soul Harvest
Hex of Whispers
Decay Augmentation
Grow
Aura of Siphoning
The Cycle
Breath of the Coven
Hex Specialization
Aura Specialization
Piranhado
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