Diablo Immortal's Rift Racer adds class leaderboards
The November update separates competition by class and adds difficulty choices.
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Diablo Immortal's third Rift Racer season runs November 4–8, according to Blizzard's November 2 update. Solo competitors receive five difficulty choices and class-specific leaderboards rather than one undifferentiated contest.
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Higher difficulties introduce additional mechanics, while rewards extend to the top half of participants. Distribution is scheduled for November 9 at the daily server reset. The update also introduces a mysterious visitor in Westmarch and additional War Games settings.
Where the challenge fits
Blizzard's App Store listing describes Immortal as a free-to-play action MMORPG, with optional purchases including random items. Its wider game combines character development, equipment and combat in Sanctuary, giving a timed event a different purpose from simply advancing through the world.
The listing highlights the Warlock and a permanent demon companion, illustrating how class design can change the way players position themselves and sustain pressure. Class-separated rankings are therefore useful context for evaluating a run: a clear time belongs to a particular toolkit rather than an abstract character with identical abilities.
On Apple devices, the game supports iPhone and iPad, and the listing includes Russian among its interface languages. Players can check device requirements before downloading and use the in-game event page for the exact rules applying to their server.
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