Spiritborn, the new Diablo 4 class introduced in the Vessel of Hatred expansion, are a hybrid class that combines martial ability with supernatural powers, offering players a variety of ways to fight and deal with enemies in throughout Sanctuary.

Though the Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred expansion is coming out on October 7, the expansion isn't the only thing hitting the game next week: the latest patch also includes many improvements to the base game everyone can enjoy.

Well, Quevians, it’s been a busy week, and though it’s coming to a close, we still have to survive Friday and then spend the weekend preparing for the Monday to come. Can we do it? Can we defeat another week? Only time will tell.

Join us with special guest Cory Taylor as we discuss the uncertain future of Warcraft Rumble, our love of October’s WoW Trading Post transmog options, and what we are looking forward to with next week's the Diablo 4 Vessel of Hatred expansion.

Diablo 4's first expansion, Vessel of Hatred, launches worldwide on October 7 at 4PM pacific time, adding a whole new campaign through the jungles of Nahantu, along with the game's first new class, the Spiritborn.

It won't be long until we'll turn the page on another chapter of Overwatch 2.

This week we bring to you: The Adventures of Zelda, more Castlevania than you can shake a stick at, Akira Toriyama RPG action, and X-Com meets steampunk robots!

Shattered Space is a real paradigm shift of a DLC, it takes the standard Starfield experience and treats it like that weird cube the Cenobites have in the Hellraiser films. Now, I’m not saying it’s a genre altering masterwork — in a lot of ways, it’s as quirky and weird as Bethesda games always are. It has weird bugs and weird bugs, glowing people trying to kill me, and a whole lot of desperate people who are willing to believe their big snakey god has sent me despite all the evidence that trusting me is an absolute mistake.

It’s the Queue. I keep shooting ghosts and hoping for the best.

The argument whether Blizzard favors Alliance or Horde narratively goes back to the game's release and has never truly abated whether the expansion focused on the faction war (Battle for Azeroth) or saw it pushed aside entirely to deal with a common threat (Legion).

Time to slather on the sunscreen, because Overwatch 2 will be heating up for the Summer Games event.