There's so much to do with each weekly reset in The War Within that it can get a bit confusing, especially for returning or casual players.

Today, let's look back on what we've lost as content in previous expansions and see if there's anything we could revamp in Midnight or The Last Titan.

Mysterious lights in the night sky, dark hooded figures with unknowable powers, announcements from the Sheriff's secret police, and local news and weather -- are these the things you're looking for in your tabletop RPG?

There's just something about the diabolical plot twists in the Diablo series that makes it seem like everything is foreshadowed, even if you didn't really see it coming.

Since Diablo 4 launched, players have been asking for some sort of group finder or lobby feature that they could use to form groups with.

One of the key new features coming in Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred is the new Mercenary system.

Diablo 4, Vessel of Hatred brings us the mysterious new zone Nahantu, a strange land filled with new creatures and eerie architecture.

Vessel of Hatred the newest expansion for Diablo 4 has added a new gaming mode for players called the Kurast Undercity.

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.