Diablo

During the first day of BlizzCon 2023, Blizzard Watch had the opportunity to sit down with Diablo 4‘s Production Director Tiffany K.

It's BlizzCon 2023 and we have details on our first Diablo 4 expansion -- Vessel of Hatred.

We sent a few writers to the BlizzCon floor to take in-person pictures of Blizzard's version of hell as experienced in Diablo -- but after seeing what they've experienced we don't exactly expect them to come back.

Diablo 4 is of course continuing to release content in its various Seasons -- for example, we're currently in Season 2 as I type this -- but we've all wondered where the story of the game was going to go next, following the conclusion of the main storyline.

Diablo 4 Season 2, Season of Blood, started October 17 with a few bumps for console but an otherwise surprisingly smooth kickoff.

In Diablo 4 Season 2, Season of Blood, Sanctuary is beset by a newly turned army of ravenous vampires, and you get to wield their dreadful Vampiric Powers to "hunt the hunter." But, you have a few things to do before you can use their Powers for (perhaps dubiously) good.

Love it or leave it, Diablo 4 is going to grow and has a ton of possibilities for follow-up, and it’s already confirmed that we're getting a Diablo 4 expansion in the next year, likely to be announced in a few weeks at BlizzCon.

If you're playing Diablo 4's Season of Blood, you've no doubt noticed that your 22 new vampiric powers have requirements to power them -- shown simply as symbols -- called Vampiric Pacts.

Diablo 4 Season 2 is now live and players have once again been tasked with defending Sanctuary from an otherworldly threat.

Welcome to Diablo 4 Season 2, where you can play out your vampire-slayer fantasies like a virtual Blade, wielding Vampiric Powers against Lord Zir and his undead hordes.