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.

The next Diablo 4 expansion is Vessel of Hatred, where we'll journey to Torajan Jungles (known to the locals as Nahantu) chasing after Neyrelle in a contin

The Diablo 4 Season 6 release time is 4pm PDT / 7pm EDT on Monday, October 7, and 12am BST on Tuesday, October 8. This was revealed when Blizzard announced Diablo 4’s Season 6 release date in a blog post, in doing so also unveiling the release time of the Vessel of Hatred expansion, as both are gearing up to launch at the exact same time.

Vessel of Hatred release times begin. The action RPG’s first expansion adds an entire region to its open world, a new class, skill-altering rune items, and mercenary companions to fight by your side.

As part of what seems like a more annualized release schedule of expansions this time around, Diablo 4 has released its first, Vessel of Hatred, along with a new

But the other topic of the night is going to be a deep look at Season 6, which will also be the first time we're getting any details about the new season. Season 6 will be available to all players of Diablo 4, regardless of whether or not they own the expansion.

Ten years ago, the Reaper of Souls expansion completely reimagined and revived Diablo III. It overhauled huge swaths of the game, strengthening its foundation enough that D3 remained a fun time even as it stretched far past what should have been its expiration date.

Diablo 4 was one of my favorite games last year, so I’ve had high hopes for Vessel of Hatred, the first expansion to developer Blizzard’s demonic ARPG. Fortunately, this action-packed crusade through the muck and mire of Nahantu’s forests and swamps is exactly what the plague doctor ordered,

Vessel of Hatred to see if it's a worthy expansion to the base game and what it shows the series' future holds in store.