Renown System in Diablo 4 (Season 6)

What is Renown?

Renown is a regional point system that rewards you for exploring and completing various activities in Diablo 4. It is tied to each zone in Sanctuary and has five stages of rewards.

Some rewards are account-wide, while others are specific to each character. In this guide, we will explain what Renown is, how to earn it, and what benefits it provides.

All Renown rewards persist between Seasons and new characters. So the “Renown grind” will only have to be done once.

You can earn Renown by doing the following things:

• Discovering new areas (5 points each)
• Finding Altars of Lilith in base game zones or Tenets of Akarat in Nahantu (10 points each); note that each Altar’s benefits are separate from the Renown benefits, and are account-wide
• Activating waypoints (20 points each)
• Completing side quests (30 points each)
• Completing dungeons (40 points each)
• Completing strongholds (3 per Zone) (100 points each)

Renown progress and rewards can be checked by opening the map and selecting a zone. A bar shows how many points have been collected so far, and how many are still needed to reach the next stage. It is also possible to see the rewards for each stage, which are split into character rewards and account rewards.

Opening the Map and then pressing the W key (Triangle for PlayStation, Y for Xbox) will open the region progress screen.

How to Farm Renown

To maximize Renown gains, focus on completing the activities that give them the most points. Here are some tips and tricks to farm Renown efficiently:

• Find the route that combines as many objectives as possible. For example, complete dungeons that also award aspects for the Codex of Power, or have side quests connected to them. 
• Complete strongholds as soon as you can. They give you the most Renown points and unlock world bosses and other endgame content.
• Collect all Altars of Lilith in each base game zone.
• Collect Tenets of Akarat in Nahantu.
• Do not enter cellars or events, as they do not grant any Renown points. They are only useful for finding loot or gaining experience.
• Complete stages 1-3 as soon as possible, as they give a lot of extra power and are relatively easy to complete.

Renown Rewards

Rewards are divided into character rewards and account-wide rewards. Character rewards are specific to each character and include XP, gold (although gold is also shared between characters), skill points, potion charges, and Obol capacity. Account-wide rewards are shared among all characters and include things like Paragon points and murmuring Obols.

Here is a table that shows all the Renown rewards for each Renown stage:

Completing all five stages in all six zones (Fractured Peaks, Dry Steppes, Scosglen, Kehjistan, Hawezar and Nahantu) will provide the following rewards:

• 12 skill points
• 6 potion charges
• 24 paragon points
• 480 Obols capacity
• 5,555,500 gold

These rewards are useful for boosting character power, and preparing for endgame challenges and content.

Summary

Renown is a system in Diablo 4 that rewards players for exploring and completing various activities in each zone of Sanctuary. Renown can be earned by discovering new areas, finding Altars of Lilith, activating waypoints, completing side quests, completing dungeons, and completing strongholds. It is recommended to complete the activities that give the most points and unlock stages 1-4 as soon as possible to maximize Renown gains. Furthermore, all Renown rewards persist between seasons and new characters, so the “Renown grind” will only have to be done once.