Diablo 4’s Berserk DLC Packs Will Slay Your Wallet

Video of Diablo 4 x Berserk courtesy of the Diablo YouTube channel

Let’s start with the basics before we unleash the sticker shock. Six packs are dropping for this crossover:

• Four class-specific Berserk-themed outfits
  
• One brand-new warhorse mount
  
• One pet (Schierke’s little friend, Schnoz)
  

Sounds manageable, right? Except, there are no bundle discounts. None. Zip. Nada. If you want to catch them all, you’ll have to buy them individually—at full price, no catching discounts.

So, each armor set is 2,800 Platinum, which is Diablo 4’s premium currency. That’s about USD 24.99 per outfit. Want to dress your Barbarian in Guts’ Berserker Armor? That’ll be $25. Want the Griffith set for your Rogue? Another $25. Skull Knight vibes for the Necromancer? You guessed it—$25. The Struggler Armor? Yep. Same.

Now toss in the 2,800 Platinum warhorse mount, and the slightly cheaper 2,500 Platinum pet, and you’re sitting at just under $150 for everything. And remember—Platinum isn’t sold in perfect amounts. You’ll need to cough up $149.99 for the big Platinum bundle (18,500), which leaves you with a small chunk leftover and a lot of regret if you were hoping to spend less.

Is This Just Normal Now?

We expected a premium price. Blizzard’s shop has always leaned into the “legendary look, legendary markup” strategy. But $150 for a cosmetic collab? That’s a first—even for them.

There are no gameplay advantages here. Just fashion. And while we love a good Berserk reference (rest in peace, Kentaro Miura), this is easily one of the most expensive DLC cosmetic drops we’ve seen in recent years.

So now the real question is—are we mad at Blizzard, or just mad at capitalism? Either way, your wallet’s about to take a bigger hit than Guts in the Eclipse.