Not all players can complete the Diablo 4 Potent Vow challenge but you can complete Chapter 3 challenges without it
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
If you’re trying to do the Diablo 4 Potent Vow objective, you might have found that it’s not progressing, despite wearing a piece of armor with five Pacts. The challenge is currently bugged for a seemingly small proportion of players. Conveniently, you don’t have to complete everyDiablo 4seasonal challenge in a chapter to move onto the next one, so the Diablo 4 Potent Vows challenge can at least be safely skipped.
The Potent Vow challenge in Diablo 4 isn’t working
Some players have found that the Diablo 4 Potent Vows objective, which requires you to equip a piece of Pact Armor with five filled Pact slots, is bugged and won’t progress. To clarify, this challenge found in Chapter 3 of theDiablo 4 Season 2Journey tasks you with equipping a piece of Pact Armor that says “Pacts Granted 5/5” on your character. You can also add a standalone Pact onto an armor piece that can take one to bump it up to five Pacts. This issue seems to be affecting only a small portion of players and doesn’t have a fix or workaround right now.
Thankfully, it’s not an essential objective to complete, as you don’t need to complete all 13 Chapter 3 challenges to get onto Chapter 4. Although, it is worth pointing out that the Chapter 4 objective ‘In Agreement’ tasks you with equipping a piece of Pact Armor with five of the same Pacts on it, and is unfortunately prone to the same progression-blocking bug.
I’ve not found any official word or acknowledgement of the bug from the Diablo 4 team at Blizzard, but hopefully this Potent Vows bug should be fixed soon, even if it isn’t totally game-breaking. While you work through the Season of Blood Journey objectives, make sure you also check out Blood Harvest events to help you get theDiablo 4 Accursed Touchpower and all the otherDiablo 4 Vampiric Powers.© GamesRadar+. Not to be reproduced without permission.
Weekly digests, tales from the communities you love, and more
The Witcher 4 may not have Geralt after all: his actor was “slapped by CD Projekt” for accidentally sharing a rumor that he’d be in it, just not as the protagonist
Cyberpunk 2077 is getting a surprise update a year after its once-final update, even after CDPR moved basically every dev to other games: “Sometimes, you want to do it ONE MORE time!”
Todd Howard “rolled his eyes” at the idea of Troy Baker playing Indiana Jones in the Great Circle, but the Bethesda boss later told him “you’re doing a hell of a job”