Diablo

The announcement of a new Diablo expansion is always exciting, and we now know that the second expansion for Diablo 4 will be Lord of Hatred, a name which plays off both the previous expansion, Vessel of Hatred, and the only expansion released for Diablo 2: Lord of Destruction.

Diablo 4 Season 11, Season of Divine Intervention, has started...

Diablo 4 developers told us to watch The Game Awards and we were not disappointed -- their next expansion, Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred, continues our (rather expected) fight against Mephisto.

Diablo 4 players finally get the sword-and-board holy warrior they've been hoping for with the newly announced Paladin class.

Diablo 4 patch 2.5.0 and Season 11 launch on December 11 — at the unusual time of 8:30pm pacific (11:30pm eastern) — and feature some significant changes to defense systems, including healing and Fortify, as well as version 2.0 of Masterworking and Tempering.

The Pit of Artificers was added to Diablo 4 in Season 4 as a timed endgame dungeon activity similar to Diablo 3's Greater Rifts.

Diablo 3 Season 36 holds the distinction of being the first to have a theme return for a season since the title went into maintenance mode.

Diablo 4 patch 2.5.0 is coming, and with it comes a slew of changes (for both Seasonal and Eternal servers) that frankly, read as pretty frustrating to the casual player initially.

Starting in Diablo 4's Season 11, both the Seasonal (or Season's) Journey and Renown rewards will be replaced by a new, season-only system.

The Lesser Evils will be on the rampage in Diablo 4 next season.