As it’s an always-online game, you’re going to need to join a Diablo Immortal server. Activision Blizzard has already released the complete list of Diablo Immortal servers by region and language that players can join. While it may be obvious that you want to join a server for your region and language, the specific server for your territory is also incredibly important, especially if you want to enjoy adventuring with friends.
All Servers in Diablo Immortal by Region
Each region and certain languages within each region are granted their own pool of servers. You can find a complete list of these available below.
North America – West
- Caldesann
- Kanai
- Eternal Crown
- Deckard Cain
- Zoltun Kulle
- Sand Scorpions
- Stormshield
- Old Growth
- The Soulstone
- Khalim’s Will
- The Gidbinn
- Cult of Damnation
- Purus the Decimator
- Black Abyss
- The Triune
- Dry Steppes
- Amber Blades
- Halls of the Blind
- Star of Azkaranth
- Wailing Beast
- Heart of the Oak
- Crescent Moon
- Call to Arms
- Chains of Honor
- Hand of Justice
- Breath of the Dying
- Pandemonium
- Burning Hells
- End of Days
North America – East
- Sin War
- Prime Evils
- Tree of Inifuss
- Soul Siphon
- Sandro the Mouth
- The Malus
- Iceburn Tear
- The Worldstone
- Helliquary
- Silver Spire
- Plains of Despair
- Arcane Sanctuary
- The Curator
- The Fallen
- Risen Dead
- Darkening of Tristram
- Greed
- The Last Vestige
- Meshif
- Ureh
- Albrecht
- Lysander
- Wirt
- Hadriel
- Mask of Jeram
- Arkaine’s Valor
- Doombringer
- Town Portal
- Eternal Conflict
Europe – English
- Dark Exile
- Arreat Summit
- Sightless Eye
- The Unspoken
- Angiris Council
- Blood Rose
- The Countess
- Talva Sivertongue
- The Butcher
- Stone of Jordan
- The Void
- Cathedral of Light
- Archbishop Lazarus
- Dark Wanderer
- The Hellforge
- The Ancients
- Trade Consortium
- Yshari Sanctum
- Gharbad the Weak
- The Borderlands
- The Martyr
- Sea of Light
- Crystal Arch
- Diamond Gates
- Thorned Hulk
- Wood Wraith
- Oblivion Knight
- Throne of Destruction
- Stygian Fury
East Asia – Korean
- Rayek
- Lethes
- Tal Rasha
- Tassi
- Vataos
- Daedessa
- Askari
- Kashya
- Zaka
- Sargoth
- Namari
- Ennead
- Que-Hegan
- Griswold
- Harlequin Crest
- Cydaea
East Asia – Japanese
- Ongori
- Inarius
- Fahir
- Eskara
- Lilith
- Zov
- Lakrii
- Manoruk
- Tyrael
- Horadric Cube
- Andariel
- Zaim
South America – Portguese
- Flavie
- Akara
- Asylla
- Xul
- Oza
- Belial
- Izilech
- Jondo
- Gorgothra
- Elzix
South America – Spanish
- Mephisto
- Rathma
- Navair
- Bul-Kathos
- Viz-jaq’taar
- Viz-Jun
Europe – French
- Skarn
- Dravec
- Charsi
- Leoric
- Ammuit
- Esu
Europe – German
- El’Druin
- Tabri
- Vizjerei
- Hemlir
- Segithis
- Akeba
Europe – Spanish
- Zatham
- Fara
Europe – Italian
- Talus’ar
- Sescheron
Europe – Polish
- Cathan
- Itherael
Oceania
- Baal
- Bloodsworn
Why Choosing the Right Diablo Immortal Server Is Important
First and foremost, it’s recommended that you pick a server specifically for your region and language. This is going to provide you with the most stable connection to the servers which should reduce the chance of latency issues, lag, or general disconnects which will boot you back to the login screen.
However, it’s also important that you organize with friends which server you’re going to join for your specific region. That’s because only players that are on the same server can play together. For example, if you’re playing on the North America – West server of Caldesann, but your friends are on the Kanai server, you won’t be able to join one another’s games and enjoy the looting goodness in multiplayer.
As such, it’s highly recommended that you coordinate with your friends and all join the same server. It’s also worth joining a server at the same time, just so you know that you’re all on it. If someone tries to join the server you’re on a day or two later, it might be full and then you’ll be stuck either having to create a new character, or not being able to join multiplayer at all.
That’s everything you need to know about Diablo Immortal Servers and why they’re so important. For more on the game, be sure to check out the links below.
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