Monk

Diablo's Season 19 starts tonight, and if you haven't decided what to play — or you're thinking of trying something new — I'm here to help by telling you to play a Barbarian.

So maybe Diablo 4's big announcement has captured your interest in the Diablo series.

With the 2.6.7 PTR, we're getting a look at new sets and items coming for Diablo 3, and while the new sets are focused on Crusaders and Monks, several legendaries are getting reworked based on feedback from Barbarian players to make them more desirable or interesting for the game's most angry class.

I’m listening to Faith No More and playing Diablo 3. Look, this week has been astonishingly stressful in my house, so… yeah. Faith No More and Diablo 3.

It’s the Queue. Let’s chat.

I think about this one a lot.

When discussing Diablo 4 and what classes we'd like to see in it, the first thing to realize is that each new Diablo game has introduced new ones.

I don't play a Shadow Priest, but while reading Mitch's post about his favorite class/spec in the beta, I realized some of the things he was saying sounded awfully familiar.

The Legion expansion has officially gone on long enough that I have almost every class at max level -- and reasonably well-geared, thanks to Argus.

This week sees the debut of the Netherlight Crucible, and with it, several tuning changes to help keep classes balanced with the boost to Artifact's item level the Crucible will bring.

{PB} With the arrival of patch 7.2.5, I'm sure many a Monk is stressing out.