Diablo® IV News

New Diablo 4 Season 7 update temporarily disables broken Witchcraft powers

Diablo 4 Season 7 is well underway, and if you've been playing then you're likely experimenting with all the various Witchcraft powers and blasting your way through Headhunt zones to reclaim the lost heads that have escaped from the Tree of Whispers. The new season is a welcome change of pace for ARPG fans, whether you're all-in on Blizzard's iconic series or just fancy a break from running Path of Exile 2 maps. Arriving soon, Diablo 4 patch 2.1.1 is set to make your life smoother, whether you're still unlocking Witchcraft abilities or are grinding for the perfect gear set - but two problematic powers have been switched off for now.

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Diablo 4's lead class designer is leaving Blizzard after 15 years

One of the foremost faces of the Diablo 4 development team is stepping down from Blizzard after 15 years at the studio. Diablo 4 lead class designer Adam Jackson has become a popular figure among the ARPG's community for his enthusiastic campfire chat appearances and frank balance discussions. Now he's announced that he's leaving the company, just a short while after the launch of Diablo 4's seventh season.

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Diablo 4 and its DLC-exclusive Spiritborn class are now free, but not for long

Season 7 of Diablo 4 is finally upon us, and judging by early player reactions, its witchcraft theme, new seasonal storyline, and fresh activities are being well received. If you've long sar on the sidelines, understandably daunted by what can be quite a complex RPG to learn, then a new free week of Diablo 4 may be the perfect time to try it. Oh, and you can use the very cool Spiritborn class, which is normally exclusive to owners of the Vessel of Hatred expansion only, for free as well.

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Diablo 4 and its DLC-exclusive Spiritborn class are now free, but not for long

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Diablo 4 reveals more details about its best quality of life feature yet

Diablo 4 Season of Witchcraft is fast approaching. There's understandably a lot of hype for all the new witchcraft powers, the freaky Headrotten enemies, and all the usual balance changes that come with a new update, but Season of Witchcraft also delivers what might just be Diablo 4's best quality of life feature yet, and it's one that feels long overdue for the ARPG. The Armory is a new tool that lets you save builds and switch back to them at any time, and a few more details about exactly how it'll work have been shared by Blizzard.

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