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Diablo 4 Season 15: How to Farm Reputation Fast with Urivar's Knights

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Farming seasonal reputation in Diablo 4 Season 15 helps you earn Splinters of the Prime Evils through the reputation board’s repeatable rewards. Urivar’s Knights let you work toward those rewards without completing the boss fight—kill the summoned knights, reset the encounter, and repeat.

This guide covers where to find Urivar, how to farm the knight phase, and three ways to restart the fight, including the Rampage shortcut for Warlocks.

Diablo 4 Season 15: How to Farm Reputation Fast with Urivar's Knights

Reputation Gains and Seasonal Rewards

Each knight grants 75 seasonal reputation, and Urivar summons 12 knights per wave. Clearing the full wave gives you 900 reputation, adding up to 4,500 from five waves or 9,000 from ten.

The seasonal reputation board’s repeatable rewards provide a way to obtain Splinters of the Prime Evils. These materials are used to craft Wirt’s Lucky Coins, which you need to unlock Uber Tristram.

Check the reputation requirement for your next reward before starting. This gives you a clear farming target, especially when you are close to another claim.

Where to Find Urivar’s Knights

Head to Fields of Judgement, Urivar’s lair in Nahantu’s Teganze Plateau, near the Kichuk Waypoint and Stronghold.

Use the repeatable lair encounter rather than the campaign version of the fight. The knights are part of Urivar’s encounter, so you need to enter his arena and trigger their phase.

How to Farm Urivar’s Knights Step by Step

1. Bring Urivar to Half Health

Start the fight and lower Urivar’s health to around 50% to trigger the knight phase.

Watch his health as he approaches halfway. If your build deals enough damage to kill him before the summons appear, hold back some of your opening burst. Reaching the knight phase consistently is more useful here than finishing the boss as quickly as possible.

2. Defeat All 12 Knights

Once the knights become active, switch your attention to them and clear the entire wave.

Avoid leaving while knights are still alive. You would collect only part of the available reputation but still spend time restarting the encounter. On your first run, compare your reputation before and after the wave to check the full gain.

After the last knight dies, stop attacking Urivar. Finishing the boss is unnecessary for this farm; your next move is to restart and trigger another wave.

3. Reset the Encounter

Choose one of the reset methods below based on your class and game mode. The time between waves is part of your farming time, so use a method you can repeat reliably.

How to Reset Urivar’s Fight

Warlock: Leave the Arena with Rampage

Equip the Demonic Smash variant of Rampage for this reset. After clearing the knights, use its leap to jump outside the arena, then walk back in to restart the fight. This avoids both intentional deaths and full dungeon resets.

Test the exit and re-entry on your first attempt. If the encounter does not restart, use a dungeon reset instead.

Softcore: Die and Restart

After defeating the knights, let your character die, then return to the encounter.

Repair your equipment before starting and keep some Diablo 4 Gold available for later repair bills. Watch your durability during repeated runs so damaged equipment does not interrupt the farm.

Never use intentional deaths to reset on Hardcore.

Any Class: Leave and Reset the Dungeon

Leave the dungeon, select Reset Dungeons, and enter again. Simply leaving and returning to the same instance does not complete this reset.

This option requires neither Rampage nor an intentional death. It is the alternative when the arena-exit shortcut is unavailable, or you prefer to avoid repeated death-related repairs.

For non-Warlock characters on Softcore, time a few complete runs with each reset option. Choose whichever gets you back to the next knight wave more consistently, including loading, travel, and any repair interruptions.


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