The Dragonflight incarnation of the Revival Catalyst is one of the more popular features recently added to World of Warcraft, allowing players to convert armor into tier gear for both set bonus and transmog reasons. Patch 10.1 keeps the Catalyst going while also removing the clunky charge acquisition mechanic, turning it into a passive charge gain system like the Creation Catalyst in Shadowlands.

My biggest criticism of Diablo 4 so far: the audio for the Rogue skill Shadow Step is the same as loot dropping. Every time I use it I instinctively look to see if I got a Legendary when all I did was move between targets. Not only that, the overhead icon is the same for an evading enemy — did I tag them or are they just resetting? You’d think having gotten through the campaign twice I’d be used to this, but no. Reusing assets is bad, mmkay!

Anyway while I consider switching to Dash to avoid the issue let’s answer some questions!

Diablo 4 has been out for over a week now -- longer if you pre-purchased the Deluxe or Ultimate Editions -- so there's been plenty of time to explore Sanctuary.

As players reach the endgame in Diablo 4, they start engaging with higher-end content and getting better gear drops, but what are they angling to collect?

I think I figured out why Neltharion wound up getting corrupted by Old Gods. He had this giant window looking out into the infinite void and did not have proper safety railings put up around it. Just think that all of Azeroth’s history could have been different if only he’d had OSHA come by and do an inspection. It makes you think.

In other news, I’m now Ahead of the Curve! Once we got our positioning sorted out heading into the final phase everything just kind of clicked and we got Sarkareth down pretty quickly. Mythic Kezzara on the other hand has remained super mean and a big doo-doo head elusive for another week.

While I go invest in an Onyxian Scale Cloak to stop all of that Shadowflame damage, it’s time for — The Queue!

Sanctuary is a big place, and the world of Diablo 4 is larger than any previous Diablo games — even though we're only seeing the continent of Estuar.

In the original Diablo, you could just barely make out your character.

I know some of you aren't very interested in the mass of Diablo news going around, and I have to apologize to you because lately Diablo 4 is nearly everything we're doing at Blizzard Watch.

Look, I'm not gonna lie: Every week(ish), there's a pretty good chance that, even among our fairly commonly minded staff, we get a wide array of games when I ask that age-old question, "What aRe yoU Playing?" This week, though?

What a beautiful day for a Queue!