Necromancer

BlizzCon's big Diablo 4 announcement came in with a blood-soaked bang.

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.

Several players feel like the recent nerf to classes like Barbarians and Witch Doctors is aimed at keeping Necromancers ahead of the pack on Greater Rift clears. Now Blizzard has addressed the reasoning behind these changes and what they actually add up to.

If you've been playing a lot of Diablo 3 lately -- maybe you're leveling a Necromancer, or maybe you just like Season play like I do -- then today's announcement that the patch 2.6.1 PTR is live will possibly come as a surprise.

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

One thing I've never really thought about until just now is how games like Diablo 3 code their monster's corpses.

A new Diablo comic has been released, focusing on the newly arrived Necromancer and their training within the mysterious Priests of Rathma.

The Necromancer was released in Diablo 3 this week and lucky players who have purchased it have already figured out that they just don't dance.

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.