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Blizzard announced<\/a> today that it is introducing the Warlock as a playable character to Diablo II: Resurrected<\/em>. It brings the first new class in 25 years to this remaster of the original RPG. It\u2019s part of the Reign of the Warlock<\/em> DLC, which is available today and will run you $25. It also includes some other updates to the base game, including new items and a new pinnacle boss encounter against the Colossal Ancients. For those players who don\u2019t already own the base game, you can also pick up the Infernal Edition of D2R<\/em> for $40, which includes the new content.<\/p>\n When D2R<\/em> launched<\/a> in 2021, it was an impressively faithful recreation of the game that so many Blizzard fans continued to adore over the years. Bringing in a whole new player class is a big win for those players who have stuck with the game in its contemporary era.<\/p>\n If D2R<\/em> isn’t your jam, though, Warlock is also being added to both Diablo 4<\/em> in its upcoming Lord of Hatred<\/em> expansion this April and to Diablo Immortal<\/em>. So aside from Diablo 3<\/em> not getting much love, just about all fans of the franchise will have a chance to get into the demon-summoning groove. Blizzard’s 30th anniversary showcase video<\/a> has all the details about what the other Diablo titles have in store during this year.<\/p>\n Blizzard has been keeping the news and updates rolling over the past few weeks in honor of the company’s 35th anniversary<\/a>. One of the more notable updates came for team hero shooter Overwatch<\/em>, which lost the 2 in its name, but gained five more heroes in its big update<\/a> yesterday.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n