In addition to a brand new story, tons of quality-of-life improvements, many new mechanics, and even some new endgame dungeons to enjoy, Diablo IV: Vessel Of Hatred also adds a new class; the Spiritborn.

Diablo 4 encounters some last-minute issues that lead to a delay in the simultaneous global launch of Vessel of Hatred, its first expansion pack.

The Diablo 4 Spiritborn class is a fresh addition as part of the Vessel of Hatred expansion, and it's an exciting arrival as it's not only new for this instalment, but has also never been seen before across the entire series to date.

The Diablo 4 devs reveal their favorite Spiritborn builds ahead of Vessel of Hatred’s launch, teasing powerful combos and class diversity.

Spiritborn, the new Diablo 4 class introduced in the Vessel of Hatred expansion, are a hybrid class that combines martial ability with supernatural powers,

Vessel of Hatred's' Spiritborn is an incredibly versatile, jack-of-all-trades sort of class with near-endless build possibilities and combinations

Diablo 4’s Vessel of Hatred expansion feels like an essential pickup for players who want a deeper Diablo 4 experience.

It's time to pick a new class and dive into fresh Diablo 4 content, so let's take a look at who is flexing and who is fainting this season

To start the Vessel of Hatred campaign in Diablo 4 you need to complete the opening questline leading to Nahantu

If you're just jumping back into Diablo 4 for Vessel of Hatred, or you're just sure of the changes for Season 6, here's a good starter guide on how to tackle the content and how to level up as efficiently as possible.

Diablo 4 expansion Vessel of Hatred goes live today, October 7 in some regions, with a global release date of October 8. Here are all the release times across the globe. Vessel of Hatred — Diablo 4’s first expansion — goes live as early as 4pm PDT on October 7.