Mercenaries are a new feature introduced in the Vessel of Hatred expansion forDiablo 4and offer players a few companions to accompany them while destroying the monsters of hell. Here is how to get Mercenaries in Diablo 4.
How to Unlock Mercenaries in Diablo 4
Diablo 4 players can unlock Mercenaries byplaying through the Vessel of Hatred campaign. This requires owning the Vessel of Hatred campaign, which is a paid expansion. It isavailable to buyin the Standard, Deluxe, or Ultimate Edition of the expansion itself, though players only need the Standard to access the campaign.
Playerscanstart the Vessel of Hatred campaignimmediately, but it will take a relatively short amount of time before unlocking the first Mercenary. Following the campaign will take players into the new region of Nahantu, where players will meet Raheir and discover theMercenary Den. Reaching the Mercenary Den hub location in the DLC will unlock the ability to hire Mercenaries as their companion or reinforcement.
How to Get All Mercenaries in Diablo 4
There are four Mercenaries to unlock in Diablo 4 Vessel of Hatred and all Mercenaries can beearned through playing the campaign’s main missions. The first one, Raheir, will be available when he takes you to the Mercenary Den. The tank-like companion will also serve as the Blacksmith for the location.
The next Mercenary to unlock is Aldkin, whowill appear after completing theA Nameless Mystery quest.Aldkin uses magic to protect players and is the Den’s Occultist once unlocked.
The third Mercenary is Varyana, who switches between two axes or a giant mace. She can be unlocked after theSlayer’s Retribution quest.
The fourth and final Mercenary of the Vessel of Hatred DLC is Subo, who is essentially a Rogue that can use traps and a crossbow to deal damage from afar. Completing theA Feather on the Scalequestwill unlock him at the Den as a companion or reinforcement.
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