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There may well be more divisive topics in gaming right now than microtransactions -- I mean, give it five minutes, I'm sure something will come up -- but it's clear that nothing is as perennial a source of gamer discontent than they are.

We know that we're getting Barbarians, Druids, and Sorceresses in Diablo 4, all of which hearken back to Diablo 2, with both the Barbarian and Sorceress also having that Diablo 3.

Of the people in the new amazing Diablo 4 trailer, we know precisely one of them by name: Lilith.

Blizzard games are often distinct from one another -- you're not going to confuse Hearthstone with StarCraft, for example -- but they are not conceived and executed in vacuum, and there is influence between each.

A recent interview with Allen Adham -- Executive Producer on Diablo 4 and one of Blizzard's founders -- and Senior Producer Tiffany Wat has a lot of lovely tidbits to look over.

Who is Rathma?

Okay, so it's not going to do that.

Yes it will.

One title conspicuously absent from this year's opening ceremonies, and indeed from the entire BlizzCon schedule, was Diablo Immortal. Announced as the key new product at BlizzCon 2018, the mobile title attracted a broadly negative reaction from a community that had been first told to get hype but then promptly to rein it in.

Blizzard Watch sat down with Diablo 4 Lead Game Designer Joe Shely and Senior Game Producer Tiffany Watt at BlizzCon to learn more about the darker and more dynamic title they're working on.