Unfortunately, though, this is coming exclusively to free-to-play mobile title Diablo Immortal, with there seemingly being no plans to bring it into Diablo 4. Of course, on the same live stream in which Diablo 4 Season 1 was unveiled, Activision Blizzard announced the first new class in the franchise’s history for 10 years in the Blood Knight (as detailed in a follow-up blog). Fortunately, there’s been a handful of clues littered around the internet, which fans think are more than just breadcrumbs. When we asked art director John Mueller about the prospect of Diablo 4 new classes coming in future prior to launch, he responded with a coy “there’s always toom around the campfire” – subtly hinting that one is coming it’s just a matter of when this will be. But that hasn’t stopped many online players from trying to work out which of the Diablo franchise’s classic character classes will be next.
One element the game’s debut season, Season of the Malignant, won’t be bringing, however, is a new Diablo 4 class. The Diablo 4 popularity continues to boom, especially now that full details regarding Diablo 4 Season 1 were revealed in a live stream by Activision Blizzard last week and update 1.0.4 brought even more balance changes to how certain rewards drop. Five familiar Diablo 4 classes simply aren’t enough for diehard players, with multiple theories already circulating online as to what the next one will be.
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