Diablo 4 Vessel Of Hatred

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.

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.

I sure hope you have a comfortable chair and a full wallet, because there's an awful lot coming out in the next six months.

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?

Starting in Diablo 4 Vessel of Hatred, players no longer have to adventure alone -- the Pale Hand Mercenaries will be right alongside you.

Like many modern games, the Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred expansion is sold in several bundles of increasing cost.

Coming in the Diablo 4 Vessel of Hatred expansion, the Spiritborn is an entirely new class to the Diablo franchise, but these newcomers stand on the shoulders of giants.