I’ve been saying that we should see something along those lines since I first played Diablo 4 at BlizzCon 2019, and I still feel the same way. And in fact, I’d love it if it was the Templar (no, not the Protoss ones), the companion character from D3, who appeared as a full fledged holy class in Diablo 4. I personally hope we’ll get some version of a holy warrior class, the role Paladins played in Diablo 2 and Crusaders played in Diablo 3. So we could have other classes added after launch for Diablo 4. Both Diablo 2 and Diablo 3 added classes after launch, with the Assassin and Druid being added in Diablo 2‘s Lord of Destruction expansion and the Crusader added in Reaper of Souls, while the Necromancer actually was added specifically to Diablo 3 in a stand alone add on. The leaker also mentioned that Paladin and Amazon would be included in the launch, with the Necromancer coming later, since the class was playable in Diablo 3.Thanks to a deluge of news, we officially have the fifth and final Diablo 4 class revealed - but that’s just at launch. The leaks specifically mentioned the Barbarian, Sorceress, and Druid classes, all of which Blizzard has since confirmed. Redditor /u/Gorelight posted a massive list of bullet points predicting that Blizzard would announce Diablo 4 at Blizzcon, which proved accurate. A leak posted way back in July might have already revealed what classes will make the cut. Ever since Diablo 2, every entry has come with at least five playable roles, so at least two more additions are expected. But that’s not the only thing making a comeback.Īt Blizzcon 2019 earlier this month, Blizzard announced three character classes from Diablo 2 will return for the next installment: Barbarian, Sorceress, and Druid. The series’ fourth installment will once again be about blood magic and pure evil, while improving upon Diablo 3’s smooth combat mechanics. The 2012 release of Diablo 3 largely replaced this with an angels versus demons theme. The 2000 dungeon crawler was beloved by fans for its hellish, savage, and brutal aesthetic. Diablo 4 might still be a few years away but everything Blizzard Entertainment has revealed so far has painted it to be a spiritual revival of Diablo 2.
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