All Pacts in Diablo 4 Season 2 explained

Pacts are incredibly useful in Diablo 4 Season 2. If you want to know how to obtain them and what they do in the game, make sure to keep reading this guide.

Amy Eastland

25th Oct 2023 11:31

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There are a couple of Pacts to use in Diablo 4 Season 2, and they can serve a great purpose in the game, helping buff your character with item-specific bonuses. There can even be multiple Pacts on one piece of gear.

Pacts are used to activate Vampiric Powers, one of the latest features in the new season of Diablo 4. Vampiric Powers allow your character to bolster their strength and various abilities, gaining bonuses in a variety of stats.

Here are the Pacts available in Diablo 4 Season 2 and what they do.

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All Pacts in Diablo 4 and what they do

Pacts on basic armor in Diablo 4

In total, there are three Pacts available in Diablo 4. They are the following:

Pact of Divinity
Pact of Eternity
Pact of Ferocity

In order to have active Vampiric Powers in the Sanguine Circle, you have to have the correct Pacts. Each Vampiric Power will have a specific Pact cost, and you will have to collect that amount of Pacts across your gear to get the Vampiric Power you want.

Pacts can also be crafted at the Alchemist should you have the proper supplies for it, and can be added to your gear to let you get the Vampiric Power that you need. In order to craft them, you’ll need Potent Blood, the same way you’ll need it for crafting Cleansing Acid if you want to change your Pact from one type to another.

Pacts are also found in Seeker’s Caches, which you can find throughout Blood Harvest areas. There will also be some coffin-like chests available on the map, which you’ll need a Seeker’s Key to open. This does mean you will have to kill some Seekers to get a key.

That’s everything you need to know about Pacts in Diablo 4 and what they do.

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About The Author

Amy Eastland

Amy was a Guides Writer for GGRecon. She has a BA (Hons) in Creative Writing and Journalism, and has previously worked for companies such as Gfinity and HITC. Her favourite games include Dark Souls 3, Elden Ring, and Crash Bandicoot Warped. When she's not at work, she's hanging out with her black cat, Shelby.

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