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Game Director Luis Barriga has given us a lot to mull over in the latest Diablo 4 development update.

This week, Matt Rossi and Joe Perez explore the lineage of Azeroth's imps, the timeline between Diablo 2 and Diablo 3, and their thoughts on WoW Shadowlands Covenants now that all the Afterlives shorts have been released.

So we have just learned that in the absence of their annual BlizzCon fan event/exposition/game announcement/demo/rock concert/eardrum-damaging lobby party, Blizzard has settled on February 19-20 for an online edition of the show.

Look, this is a serious question.

One of the pillars of the Diablo series is its replayability.

I spent a lot of time killing the Keywardens in Diablo 3 and not knowing why I was doing it.

The concept of cosmetic items and appearances for video game characters is not a new one, but wings in Diablo 3 hold a special place in my heart.

Druids were first introduced as a playable class in Diablo 2, and they were an immediate player favorite. But they never showed up in Diablo 3, despite the suggestion that they might be added in a hero pack like the Necromancer. But now Druids are making their triumphant return in Diablo 4.

I started thinking about this when Liz Harper first mentioned wanting to see Amazons in Diablo 4 because she hadn't seen that particular archetype combining ranged and melee play in Diablo 3.

If Blizzard North, the original developers of the Diablo series, had completed their version of Diablo 3, it would have been a different game.