Diablo 4 Gauntlet Seals and Cache Rewards

The introduction of Gauntlets in the latest iteration of Diablo 4 adds a fresh challenge for players to conquer, offering both bragging rights and enticing rewards. Completing Gauntlets earns players Seals and Caches, making it imperative to grasp their mechanics for strategic Gauntlet runs.

For those curious about how these rewards tie into the newly arrived Gauntlets, read on. This guide will precisely explain the workings of Seals and Cache rewards in Diablo 4 Gauntlets.

Diablo 4 Gauntlet Seals and Cache Rewards

Before we can delve into the details of the Caches, we first need to discuss the Seals since they directly impact your Cache rewards throughout the Gauntlets. Simply put, Seals are special rankings that you earn depending on the score you get for completing a dungeon that week.

There are four ranks of Seals that players can earn when playing through a Gauntlet, and each one reflects your abilities and directly affects what rewards you will receive:

1. Seal of the Blooded
2. Seal of the Steadfast
3. Seal of the Iron-Willed
4. Seal of the Worthy

These Seals aren't just for brownie points and showing off to your friends, though; they play an important part in the rewards system in the Gauntlets, and more specifically, the Cache Rewards or Cache of Trials you receive. So, let's cover that next.

Caches in the Gauntlet, also called Caches of Trials, are the unique rewards you get at the end of each run, as well as at the end of each week. Every run you complete will reward you with a Minor Cache, but at the end of the week, when the Gauntlet resets, your Cache reward will depend on your Seal.

For example, if you earn a Seal of the Worthy that previous week, then when the Gauntlet resets, you will be granted the most coveted treasures, as they are guaranteed to drop items with a level 925 power. Earning a Seal of a higher rank will still grant you the rewards of a lower Seal, with the Seal of the Worthy granting you all Seal Caches available for that week. You can also earn multiple Seals for the multiple Gauntlet ladders that are available.

To summarize, players need to fight their way through the Gauntlets, and as they do, they will get better and better Seals, as well as gain minor Caches for each successful run. Once the Gauntlet's duration is up (in the one-week interval), they will be granted a Cache of Trials that reflects their Seal level for that week.

And that's everything you need to know regarding the Seals and Cache rewards that will be available in Diablo 4's new Gauntlet feature. Be sure to check out our full Diablo 4 section here for the latest news on these Gauntlets and much more.

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