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Thirteen months ago, I wrote this post on leveling in Diablo 4.

Almost 10 years ago we rolled out episode 1 of the Blizzard Watch podcast when we launched the site and here we are now with our 500th recording.

Diablo 4 added a new feature in Season 4 that has since become a core part of the game, but it's easy to miss if you're not informed about its importance: I'm talking about Tempering, the ability to ask your friendly local Blacksmith to add extra affixes to your gear.

Matt and Joe are joined by Liz as they wrap up their discussion of the events in Diablo 4 Vessel of Hatred.

Halloween is my favorite time of the year, and luckily, Blizzard has chosen to celebrate in most of their games as well this year.

This weekend I bring you a new Mario Party game, a top-down twin-stick shooter, FromSoftware's *other* title (no I don't mean King's Field, no one remembers King's Field), and a spinoff title of a popular RPG franchise!

Sunderfolk is the first game from former Blizzard head honcho Mike Morhaime's Dreamhaven Studios, and it's intended to be "a turn-based tactical RPG adventure for one to four players that's tailored for a deeply engaging couch co-op experience." However, it also reminds me a lot of games like Wildermyth and TTRPGs like Pugmire, Wanderhome, or even the tabletop RPG adaptation of the board game ROOT that Magpie Games is working on.

In the Diablo 4 expansion Vessel of Hatred, players follow Neyrelle, who has taken Mephisto's soulstone into the jungles of Nahantu, the main setting for the expansion.

Matt and Joe delve into the narrative, characters, and villains from the latest Diablo 4 expansion, Vessel of Hatred.

Overwatch 2 has always embraced the Halloween season, and season 13's events and cosmetics follow that theme with a gorgeous Spellbinder Widowmaker Mythic skin on the Battle Pass, along with a ton of other spooky cosmetics and fun stuff.