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I've been playing my Seasonal Hero in Diablo 3, trying to get the Seasonal Journey down.

If you've been nearly-but-not-quite swept up in all the recent Diablo 3 hype, Blizzard is certainly trying their hardest to change that.

My Season 11 Barbarian has 3 levels to go to hit 70 and I just killed Malthael, so it’s Adventure Mode for now. I’m still using the Seismic Slam build — I know it’s not the best GR clearing build, but I’m not likely to do Greater Rifts any time soon, so I’m just plugging away at my own pace.

Let’s talk about Blizzard stuff.

Season 11 in Diablo 3 is finally upon us, and it's the first Season since the release of the new Necromancer class.

Diablo 3's Patch 2.6.0a isn't the big content-heavy patch that 2.6.0 itself was, but what it brings us is relief from some bugs, updates to things meant to be updated before now, and some cleaning-up of the dust left behind in the wake of a major content patch.

If you remember a while back, the Diablo 3 team was forced to wipe the Era leaderboards due to a bug that managed to slip into the latest patch.

If you haven't yet jumped on the Diablo 3 bandwagon but you're wondering just why all of your friends are talking about corpse explosions, you're in luck -- as long as you aren't one of the aforementioned exploding corpses.

It's a joyous day for those who want to raise the dead, because the Necromancer has finally arrived in Diablo...

So in addition to the Rise of the Necromancer pack, we're likely to get Diablo 3's patch 2.6.0 tomorrow, and with that patch comes a whole lot more -- among those are three new zones to explore and adventure in.

Sure, everyone's hyped about the new Necromancer class coming to Diablo 3 on June 27, but that's not the only thing Diablo fans have to be excited about.