Diablo 4

Diablo 4 Season 1 is nearly here and if you've decided to explore Sanctuary this time as a blade concealed in shadows or an archer defeating enemies from afar, you'll want to play the Rogue.

Each class in Diablo 4 has a unique class mechanic; the Necromancer's Book of the Dead minion system was announced in a developer blog and admittedly raised some questions at launch about its utility versus the passives of past titles in the franchise.

The Necromancer is the master of life and death in the Diablo franchise.

It’s like Christmas is coming.

A new Diablo-themed crossover event is now live in World of Warcraft: A Greedy Emissary, in which Treasure Goblins spawn across Azeroth and offer Diablo-themed loot, including the Tyreal's Charger mount, a 36-slot bag, and the adorably demonic Baa’lial battle pet.

With Diablo 4 on the horizon, I find myself gripped by the certainty that if I read a negative review, or even a hundred negative reviews, my own experience playing the game in the Early Access, Open Beta, and Server Slam periods means that I know that those reviews would not convince me.

Despite its hardcore reputation for both gameplay and gore, playing Diablo 4 as a beginner is less complicated than it seems.

The next installation to the Diablo franchise -- Diablo 4 -- will be in the grabby hands of all players on June 6, but one of the benefits of the more expensive pre-orders is early access to the title.

While the concept of Battle Passes may have originated in DOTA 2 and spread like wildfire among mobile gacha games, it's no secret that Blizzard seemingly loves the idea of them for their own games as well.

Talent builds did not exist in the days of the original Diablo; you were a Warrior, Rogue, or Sorceror, and had little gameplay customization beyond that.