What are the Diablo 4 cosmetics and their prices? We’ve scoured the store to find all of the personalization options available at the launch of D4, and we’ve compiled them into one handy directory for you. As the store refreshes, we’ll update this guide, so continue checking back for all of your regalia.
While you’re waiting to load in to Diablo 4, why not read our review, or spend some time deciding on the best classes to play as? We’ve even spoken directly with Blizzard devs to find out what they think the best builds are.
All Diablo 4 cosmetics and skins
Here are all of the currently available Diablo 4 cosmetics, skins, and their prices:
- Atonement Measures “Thorns of Penitence” accessories set (Druid) – 800 Platinum coins
- Beastmane armor cosmetics set (Barbarian) – 1,700 Platinum coins
- Blight Warden armor cosmetics set (Rogue) – 1,300 Platinum coins
- Bloodfiend Advent mount armor – 1,000 Platinum coins
- Blood for Money prestige equipment cosmetics set (Rogue) – 2,000 Platinum coins)
- Brackish Fetch mount armor – 800 Platinum coins
- Death’s Burden mount armor – 800 Platinum coins
- Death in Hawezar armor cosmetics set (Necromancer) – 1,400 Platinum coins
- Death Throes “Wraith Lord” accessories set (Necromancer) – 800 Platinum coins
- Death Toll prestige equipment cosmetics (Barbarian) – 2,400 Platinum coins
- Desert Datura armor cosmetics set (Necromancer) – 1,500 Platinum coins
- Dressed to Kill armor cosmetics set (Rogue) – 1,300 Platinum coins
- Duality Manifest “Triune Apostate” accessories set (Necromancer) – 800 Platinum coins
- Elder Symbology “The Host of Chaos” accessories set (Sorcerer) – 1,000 Platinum coins
- Fractured Magic prestige equipment cosmetics set (Sorcerer – 2,500 Platinum coins
- Heir to the Sea prestige equipment cosmetics set (Druid) – 2,600 Platinum coins
- Ill-Gotten Gains “Death Toll” accessories set (Barbarian) – 1,000 Platinum coins
- Magic of the Sands armor cosmetics set (Sorcerer) – 1,200 Platinum coins
- Raised by Wolves prestige equipment cosmetics set (Rogue) – 2,500 Platinum coins
- Sorceric Binding “Fractured Magic” accessories set (Sorcerer) – 800 Platinum coins
- Thaumaturge armor cosmetics set (Sorcerer) – 1,800 Platinum coins
- The Host of Chaos prestige equipment cosmetics set (Sorcerer) – 2,400 Platinum coins
- The Lion of Arreat prestige equipment cosmetics set (Barbarian) – 2,200 Platinum coins
- The Lion’s Share “The Lion of Arreat” accessories set (Barbarian) – 800 Platinum coins
- The Weight of Gold prestige mount and mount armor – 1,600 Platinum coins
- Thorns of Penitence prestige equipment cosmetics set (Druid) – 2,200 Platinum coins
- Three-Fold Nightmare prestige mount and mount armor – 1,500 Platinum coins
- Tools of the Hunt “Raised By Wolves” accessories set (Rogue) – 1,000 Platinum coins)
- Totem of Ursus armor cosmetics set (Barbarian) – 1,400 Platinum coins
- Triune Apostate prestige equipment cosmetics set (Necromancer) – 2,500 Platinum coins
- Viscera Maven armor cosmetics set (Necromancer) – 1,800 Platinum coins
- Watcher in the Wilds armor cosmetics set (Druid) – 1,700 Platinum coins
- Weights and Measures “Blood for Money” accessories set (Rogue) – 800 Platinum coins
- Wraith Lord prestige equipment cosmetic set (Necromancer) – 2,800 Platinum coins
Remember that the shop stock will regularly rotate, so you may find that not all of the above-listed items are currently available. Never fear, though, as they’re sure to be restocked soon. As soon as Blizzard adds more cosmetic items to the shop, we’ll also list them here with their prices. There’s also an add-on available to buy in the shop:
- Crypt Hunter pack – contains Liath Icehowl mount, a Beginning’s End knife cosmetic, a Protean Axe one-handed axe cosmetic, and 800 Platinum coins. ($6.99/£6.39)
What are Diablo 4 cosmetics?
Diablo 4 cosmetics do not provide any buff to stats or any bonuses other than aesthetics. Cosmetic items are sold in bundles in the shop, allowing players to transform their character’s entire look. Each bundle of items and the individual items within it have lore attached to them, making for a fascinating read for die-hard Diablo nerds and newcomers alike.
How to buy Diablo 4 cosmetics and skins
Cosmetics and skins in Diablo 4 are purchased with Platinum coins, which are earned through completing objectives on the season pass or paying real money. Here are all the current Diablo 4 Platinum coin costs:
- 200 coins – $1.99/£1.79
- 500 coins – $4.99/£4.39
- 1,000 coins – $9.99/ £8.39
- 2,800 coins – $24.99/£20.99
- 5,700 coins – $49.99/£41.99
- 11,500 coins – $99.99/£84.99
To buy the items, simply open the shop from the in-game menu, browse the available goods, select your favorite, and confirm the purchase. As items are bundled per class, if you purchase a Necromancer bundle, you can use that bundle on any of your Necromancer characters. The shop also filters item bundles by class, so if you’re exclusively a Rogue main, you can quickly see which items suit your fiery little melee warrior.
Now that you’re looking fresh and fashionable, it’s time to head onto the battlefield to slay the current world boss. Once you’ve bested that, perhaps it’s time to move on to the endgame content or ponder which of the dungeons to seek out for some new aspects next.