If Paladin has carried you through most of Diablo 4's endgame but the constant cycle of hammers, shields, and auras is starting to feel stale, now is a good time to try something new. The current endgame balance is in a healthy spot, and every class has at least one strong build that can clear high Pit tiers, farm efficiently, and handle late-game challenges without feeling like a downgrade...

Diablo 4's eleventh season arrived with plenty of excitement around new uniques like Gravebloom and the return of Capstone Dungeons, but it also came with one big letdown: official leaderboards won't be showing up until sometime in 2026. Blizzard explained the delay by pointing to ongoing technical problems with the ranking system, saying they need more time to get the servers stable enough to...

Diablo 4 represents Blizzard’s most deliberate return to dark fantasy roots, combining the oppressive tone of early Diablo titles with modern systems, build diversity, and long-term progression. At the heart of this experience lies class identity. Unlike previous entries where some classes blurred together mechanically, Diablo 4 Items places heavy emphasis on how each class feels to play,...

Diablo 4 players have a lot to be excited about with the Lord of Hatred expansion planned for late 2026. Revealed during The Game Awards 2025, the expansion is being positioned as a major step forward rather than just another content drop. Blizzard has made it clear this is meant to address long-standing feedback around build depth, loot frustration, and endgame variety, building on what Vessel...

If you have spent any time pushing Torment IV, you know that feeling when the screen fills with loot and your brain starts sorting colours before your eyes do, and right in the middle of all the usual drops you suddenly spot that purple beam cutting through the mess like a flare for rare Diablo 4 Items, and in the clip from the "Inquisitor's Circle" it turns out to be Heir of Perdition, an...

If you have been pushing through Sanctuary since launch, you probably know the feeling all too well: your build looks solid, your gear is fully upgraded, and then out of nowhere you get erased by some off-screen corpse bow or a random elite pack. It felt cheap, and after a while it just got tiring. With Season 11, "Divine Intervention," things finally feel different. The game is not just...