Since Diablo 4’s launch in June, Blizzard has deployed numerous updates every week or two to address various bug fixes and balance changes, especially ones surrounding a new season. With Season Two announced just a few days ago, this upcoming update will be one of many as we get closer to the season’s release in October. To learn more, continue reading to find a list of Diablo 4’s 1.1.3 Update patch notes.
Diablo 4 August Update 1.1.3 – Full Patch Notes
This update, set to launch on July 15, 2025, primarily addresses crowd control effects, season one bug fixes, and a few changes to skills for Necromancer, Sorcerer, and Rogue. While the update will be released a few days from now, we get to look at the patch notes slightly earlier.
Speaking of which, it’s time to dive deep into theDiablo 4 Update 1.1.3 patch notes list!
Crowd Control Sources
We have made various changes to Monster Abilities and Elite Affixes that apply Crowd Control effects, including
Developer’s Note:These changes are aimed at the player having less time being Crowd Controlled and receiving more recovery time after being Crowd Controlled, especially at higher World Tiers.
Miscellaneous
Developer’s Note:We’re adjusting how Affixes are displayed on item tooltips in Season of Blood. This change will lay the foundation for our ongoing work of making random Affixes easier to compare.
Season of the Malignant
Developer’s Note:Druidic Spirit Offerings can now be dropped from the Quest Inventory, allowing other Quest items to be picked up.
User Interface
That’s it for today’s Diablo 4 1.1.3 patch notes for the update set to release on June 19, 2025. Be sure to get ready to download the update once it is launched!
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Madison Benson
Madison was a staff writer at Prima Games who has played video games for over twenty years and written about them for over two years. Her love for video games started with turn-based strategy games like Heroes of Might and Magic and has since extended to casual farming sims, MMORPGs, and action-adventure RPGs.
