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One of the more time-intensive aspects of Player Housing so far has been using our profession skills to craft unique decor, and if you've got an army of alts like me you've probably spent a decent amount of the past month flying around Azeroth in search of enough lumber to create two entire house-fulls of adornments.

Blizzard has done it again: a major feature from Diablo Immortal seems to be added to Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred with a single line in a press release.

Blizzard has announced that Diablo 4's upcoming expansion Lord of Hatred will bring with it — amongst all of the expected changes — loot filters.

With the first few weeks of Player Housing under our belt, it's time to really get down to brass tacks about decor collecting -- and finding quests that reward nice things for our homes and gardens can be a bit overwhelming.

The announcement of a new Diablo expansion is always exciting, and we now know that the second expansion for Diablo 4 will be Lord of Hatred, a name which plays off both the previous expansion, Vessel of Hatred, and the only expansion released for Diablo 2: Lord of Destruction.

I'm usually playing at least two games actively: one of those world-spanning, lore heavy immersive games, and then a relatively fluffy little puzzle game I'll pick up when I have 10 minutes to kill.

World of Warcraft Classic has come a long way since its launch in 2019.

The longest-awaited feature in World of Warcraft history, Player Housing, is here for players who have pre-ordered the Midnight expansion, and with these new zones come a new collection of Azeroth's fauna.

The World of Warcraft community has been all about Player Housing for the last few months.

Cruising through old World of Warcraft content is something that I've loved doing for many years for the transmog, pets, and mounts, and now we can add Player Housing decor to the list of things you can pick up in legacy dungeons and raids.