Diablo

Though this is a long way from confirmation, a curious Blizzard job posting caught our eye today: Blizzard is looking for an Art Director on an unannounced project that's listed under the Diablo franchise (with the caveat that applicants should have "a deep understanding of the Diablo franchise").

As we await another Diablo 3 expansion announcement, Blizzard is testing out more improvements on the PTR to keep hardcore fans happy.

Last week, I said I'd fit Kanai's Cube in another day, because its seven services cover as much ground as the other three artisans.

There are three artisans currently in Diablo 3 with a fourth coming in patch 2.3.0.

Okay, far be it from me to tell the fallen king of Khanduras what to do, but in this latest video for Heroes of the Storm, it seems pretty clear that mad King Leoric has chosen his allies...

My last run with the Diablo 3 patch 2.3.0 PTR was spent leveling a seasonal character so I could get a sneak peek at all the new seasonal objectives you have to complete to claim the pet and portrait rewards.

Sescheron, the fallen.

As I was ending a Diablo 3 patch 2.3.0 PTR game in order to start a new one, the Season 4 introduction screen popped up.

While I continue to explore the Ruins of Sescheron, Kanai's Cube, and Torments higher than six on the patch 2.3.0 PTR, I'm here to talk about a popularly requested topic: what are elite monster affixes and how do I defeat various combinations?

After multiple attempts to get into a Torment VII game on the Diablo 3 Patch 2.3.0 PTR, I made a bet with myself -- if I start the game queue-in now, maybe I could raid through the entire X-hour queue and then finally the queue will pop when I'm done playing World of Warcraft with my guild.