The other three pairs are estimated to return in future seasons. At roughly four seasons a year, you will need to wait another three years before they return. For example, Season 20’s Anguish’s Grasp set (modeled after the Maiden of Anguish, Andariel) was initially rewarded in Season 8. These are complicated as, if you do not yet have them, you are banking on them coming up again in another rotation of seasons. After all, we see them pop up perhaps once a year, right?įour sets of wings exist in D3 as seasonal rewards. Wings from the D3 Season Journeys are probably the most familiar to the broad player base. Baal-as we saw in him in Diablo II-did not have wings, but try to imagine what they would’ve looked like if he did, and if you could’ve fastened them to your hero’s shoulders. Log in to Diablo III any time after June 29 to unlock your own tendinous Prime Evil Wings and represent the legacy you forged on Arreat Summit. Think similar to the Anguish’s Grasp wings in the picture below.īlizzard’s description is pretty amusing, to boot: That said, they are extremely creepy, looking more like wiggly tentacles on the character’s back instead of actual wings. They’re pretty easy to obtain - log in on your character and voila! Wings. In celebration of the D2 anniversary, Blizzard is gifting all D3 players a set of Prime Evil Wings.
*These wings are cosmetic, they don’t make your D3 character fly. Fasten your seatbelts it’s going to be a bumpy flight*. Want to become your very own Lord of the Wings? Then read on through our wings list to make it happen. Some are creepy (looking at you, Diablo 2 anniversary wings), some are beautiful, and some straddle both lines - kind of like, you know, the whole game. The concept of cosmetic items and appearances for video game characters is not a new one, but wings in Diablo 3 hold a special place in my heart.
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