Lord Of Hatred

With the Lord of Hatred expansion, I think it's fair to say that Diablo 4 finally has a story that feels complete.

Diablo 4 Season 14 is now live, having started on June 30, 2026 at 11am pacific (2pm eastern).

Grab your rod and reel because it's time to go fish up a murloc — not in World of Warcraft, but in Diablo 4.

The new Talisman system introduced in the Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred expansion answers the recurring question from past Diablo 3 players -- "where are the class sets?" The answer is that they're now a collection of charms you can place into a Talisman, giving players a way to customize their set bonuses and powers.

With the release of the Lord of Hatred expansion, Diablo 4 finally has a Loot Filter system, like many of its biggest competitors already have.

Fishing is here in Diablo 4's new expansion, Lord of Hatred, and it's a fun diversion from demon slaughtering.

Diablo 4 is throwing all conventional wisdom for what class to play right out the window in the new Lord of Hatred expansion, which is launching today  in parallel with Season 13: Season of Retribution.

I had only played the first two seasons of Diablo 4 before I took a long break from the game, and I just returned to the brand-new world of Lord of Hatred expansion, with all of the changes and additions that the game has gotten since launch.

The Warlock joins the Diablo 4 campfire with the Lord of Hatred expansion global launch on April 28, 2026, and we at Blizzard Watch had an opportunity to test-drive the new class!

Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred is due out on April 27 in North and South America (April 28 in the rest of the world), but I've already had a chance to play through the game, and I loved it.