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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.

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.

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!

The Diablo 4 patch 2.0 PTR is taking place September 4-11, before the launch of 2.0 on live servers with the Vessel of Hatred release on October 8.

It's definitely not because of Helltides. I love the Helltides. I yearn for the mobs...

Runewords are a popular, "fondly remembered" power feature that originated in Diablo 2, and to some serious excitement, they'll be making a comeback in Diablo 4 Vessel of Hatred.

In addition to exploring Nehantu with the new Spiritborn class, Diablo 4:Vessel of Hatred has many changes coming for the player experience, including dropping the maximum level to 60 — that's 50 levels for the base game, and 10 more levels in the expansion.

Diablo 4 Vessel of Hatred isn't due out until October, and if you've already finished Season 5 -- what's a gamer to do?