Diablo 4

One of the most interesting new features in Diablo 4 is Strongholds, areas overrun with enemies that you can conquer to discover new dungeons, towns, waypoints, or just areas slightly less overrun with monsters.

The odds are good that if you're playing Diablo 4's Season 1 content, after you skip or complete the campaign you'll find yourself diving into the Malignant Tunnels in search of Malignant Hearts -- while none of them will make or break a build quite like legendary aspects, they provide varied and powerful effects.

The Season of the Malignant is well underway in Diablo 4, and with lots of folks trying out new classes -- as well as the much-discussed Patch 1.1.0 hitting right beforehand -- it seems like a fine time to ask: How the season is treating you?

One of the most interesting new features in Diablo 4 is Strongholds, areas overrun with enemies that you can conquer to discover new dungeons, towns, waypoints or just areas slightly less overrun with monsters.

You may not think much about using emotes in a video game, but they play a surprisingly big role in Diablo 4.

Diablo 4 Season 2 continues but we're already looking forward to next year's expansion Vessel of Hatred as it continues the story of our characters similar to how Reaper of Souls added an entire Act to Diablo 3.

I stop playing games for a variety of reasons.

If you're playing Diablo 4 Season 1, the Season of the Malignant, and you haven't been able to get Malignant Hearts to drop for you, that may be because of the way the Season theme works this time.

Today I did something I've literally never even thought about doing — I skipped the campaign in Diablo 4 on a Seasonal character so I could just jump them straight into Season 1.

In Diablo 4 seasons, Smoldering Ashes are a currency used to buy Season Blessings.