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While the official announcement for Diablo 4's third expansion is likely still some time away, players are already speculating about what the next new class might be.

For Diablo series, new classes have always been a major draw for expansions. From Crusader and Necromancer to the classes added post-launch in Diablo 4, every new addition impacts build choices, gear requirements, and the overall game meta.

If Blizzard chooses to preview Expansion 3 at a future BlizzCon, the new class will undoubtedly be a highlight.

However, since Blizzard hasn't confirmed which class will be included in the third expansion, the best approach right now is to analyze Diablo 4's current roster, classic series classes, and unexplored gameplay styles to determine the most likely candidates.

Monk

Monks are one of the classic classes players frequently ask to see return.

In Diablo 3, Monk featured high-speed movement, close-quarters combos, and a distinct martial arts style. Its overall pacing differed significantly from traditional heavy melee classes like Barbarian, making it instantly recognizable.

In reality, however, Monk's potential return depends on Spiritborn. Spiritborn already features high-mobility melee combat, rapid repositioning, and numerous skills centered on spirit energy - gameplay elements that closely resemble Monk's style.

Furthermore, Spiritborn's tribal and spirit-based themes overlap with design elements previously associated with both Monk and Witch Doctor.

If Blizzard were to simply port D3 Monk directly into the game, the two classes would likely suffer from overlapping roles.

That said, Monk could still return if it undergoes a significant overhaul. This might involve emphasizing fist weapons, rapid-fire strikes, and defensive counters, while establishing a new resource loop based on D4 items - effectively refocusing the class on its core martial arts identity.

Amazon

Amazon faces fewer hurdles than Monk.

Diablo 4's Rogue already covers bow combat, agile movement, and certain ranged damage playstyles; consequently, a traditional Bow Amazon would easily overlap with the existing Rogue class. However, Amazon's identity isn't defined solely by the bow and arrow.

Javelin, Spear, and Lightning-based Amazon builds can still form a distinct class identity. This is particularly relevant given that Diablo 4 currently lacks a class with a gameplay system fully centered on spears, javelins, thrown weapons, and their associated Diablo 4 items.

This actually creates an opening for Amazon. If the developers decide to bring back this classic class, the most logical approach wouldn't be to create another ranged archer; instead, they could emphasize spear charges, javelin throws, spreading lightning attacks, and precise mid-range strikes.

This strategy would preserve Amazon archetype familiar to D2 players while clearly avoiding the gameplay territory already covered by Rogue.

Witch Doctor

Witch Doctor is another highly distinctive class of Diablo 3. Its unique combat style - defined by poisons, pets, summons, and eerie spells - stands out, yet this design feels a bit crowded within the current Diablo 4 landscape.

Necromancer already possess a mature summoning system and command corpses, curses, and a vast array of dark magic, while Spiritborn covers elements like spirits, nature, and tribal culture. Consequently, no matter which direction Witch Doctor takes, it risks overlapping with existing classes.

Therefore, rather than a direct recreation of D3 Witch Doctor, the developers are more likely to deconstruct its defining features - such as poison spells, curses, totems, or unique summoning mechanics - and recombine them into a distinct new class.

Blood Knight

If the developers choose not to look to D2 or D3 for inspiration, a Blood Knight-style class becomes an interesting option.

Blood Knight archetype has already been utilized in Diablo Immortal, and since Diablo 4 already features numerous vampire enemies, blood-based abilities, and dark religious themes, such a design would fit seamlessly into the world of Sanctuary.

More importantly, it is easy to establish a combat style for Blood Knight that differs significantly from the current classes.

Its gameplay could revolve around mechanics like health consumption, life-stealing, sustained regeneration, blood-based skills, and short-term transformations. It could utilize two-handed weapons or polearms, with D4 unique items further enhancing a high-risk, high-recovery melee combat loop. 

While Barbarian emphasizes strength, weaponry, and direct strikes, and Necromancer leans into death, corpses, and summoning, Blood Knight could center its mechanics on a cycle of trading health for damage and then reclaiming that health through combat.

If the developers can craft mechanics that are sufficiently distinct, this class has the potential to stand apart from the existing roster.

Shaman, Dark Knight, and Spellsword

Of course, the new class for Expansion 3 does not necessarily have to come from Diablo's past roster.

Spiritborn has demonstrated the developers' willingness to create entirely new class concepts for Diablo 4, making completely original designs a distinct possibility for the future.

For instance, a Shaman class could be built around totems, elemental spells, and short-duration summons, further distinguishing itself from Druid's shapeshifting and nature magic.

A Dark Knight could wield greatswords and heavy armor, emphasizing blocking, charged attacks, or high-risk melee combat to create a heavy-hitting playstyle that is more stable and rhythm-focused than that of Barbarian.

There is also significant potential for a Spellsword. Currently, Sorcerer relies primarily on pure spellcasting, leaving a gap for a class that truly blends large melee weapons with magic. Enchanted weaponry, elemental slashes, defensive spells, and close-range spellcasting could all serve as core elements of such a class.

More daring directions cannot be ruled out either; after all, Spiritborn proved that Blizzard is willing to push the boundaries of Diablo class design, so Expansion 3 need not look to the past for answers.

As D4 roster grows, it becomes increasingly important for the new class in Expansion 3 to avoid overlapping with existing playstyles.

Whether the choice falls on a classic class like Amazon or a new concept like Blood Knight or Shaman, the key lies in delivering a combat experience that is genuinely missing from the current lineup. Only with a sufficiently distinct identity can the new class truly serve as a core selling point for the expansion.

The global launch of Architect: Land of Exiles is drawing ever closer. Developed by Aqua Tree and published by DRIMAGE, this large-scale MMORPG will be available in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, and Malaysia, among other Asian regions.

With the launch date approaching, the game is currently in its final preparation phase, with pre-downloads, pre-registration, and server and character name pre-orders progressing smoothly.

Currently, the official fourth round of server and character name pre-orders is open. If you didn't manage to select a suitable server in the first three rounds, or haven't secured your desired ID, you can still pre-order now to prepare for the official launch.

What is Architect?

For players unfamiliar with Architect: Land of Exiles, this is a massively open-world MMORPG. The game revolves around Tower of Titans, where players will enter an area known as Abandoned Land, gradually uncovering the forces, conflicts, and secrets behind this land as they explore it.

Developed using Unreal Engine 5, the game emphasizes a large, seamless world, character customization, and an action-oriented combat experience. The combat system includes non-targeting combat, hack-and-slash, and parry mechanics, along with different Battle Stances to handle PvE, PvP, and large-scale multiplayer battles.

Besides combat, character progression, equipment upgrades, and resource accumulation are expected to form part of the long-term gameplay. Therefore, the basic currency, Architect Land of Exiles diamonds, should have a relatively stable demand during the development process.

ALOE has already launched in South Korean market, but based on the currently revealed gameplay, it doesn't entirely rely on traditional target-based MMORPG combat.

Non-targeting attacks, dodging, blocking, and an action-oriented combat rhythm make it feel closer to the action MMORPGs that Western players have become more familiar with in recent years.

This expansion to several Southeast Asian markets can be seen as a further step for ALOE to test its acceptance in overseas markets.

If the global release continues to expand its coverage, its open-world scale, action combat, and multiplayer PvE/PvP content are likely to become some of the main selling points attracting overseas MMO players.

Release Date

Architect: Land of Exiles is in its final countdown to release. The global release will officially launch on September 16th, and players can pre-download the client starting September 14th.

The official pre-order system has been opening in batches since the end of August, allowing players to choose their servers before launch and reserve their long-term IDs, so they don't have to compete with other players for slots during the official launch.

Pre-orders are now in their fourth round. For players who missed the first three rounds, didn't choose a suitable server, or only recently decided to join, this round is essentially a chance to re-enter before launch.

Round 4 Reservation

The fourth round of server and character name reservations for ALOE opened on September 2nd at 8:30 AM ET and will continue until September 13th at 10:59 AM ET.

Considering that there are only a few days left before the official launch after the event ends, this round is essentially the final stage of securing a name before the server opens.

Participation is simple. Players can access the official Server & Character Name Reservation page, log in with a supported social media account, select the server they wish to join, and then enter the character name they wish to reserve to complete the reservation.

Character names are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Duplicate names are not allowed on the same server, and each account can currently only reserve one character name.

Once the server and ID are confirmed, they cannot be changed. Therefore, if you are still hesitating between several options, it is best to first determine the one you truly intend to use long-term.

Additionally, reservations may not continue until September 13th. If the current quota is used up early, the official team may close this round early, while also reserving the possibility of adding more reservation slots later.

For popular servers and short, common IDs for Land of Exiles, the later you choose, the fewer options will remain.

After pre-registering, players need to remember their chosen server. Once the game officially launches on September 16th, they can create a character on that server and use their previously saved name.

However, pre-registration data will not be retained indefinitely. If the pre-registered server and character name are not used to log in before the maintenance on November 4th, 2026, the data will be automatically deleted.

For players planning to play long-term, choosing a server and character name in advance is only the first step. After the official launch, character progression, equipment enhancement, and accumulating resources such as Land of Exiles diamonds will gradually become the main focus.

Pre-Registration Rewards

Players who decide to join ALOE at this stage still have time to secure the launch bonuses. Sign-ups are available through the game's website and major mobile storefronts, and the campaign will stay active right up to release.

The currently announced pre-registration rewards include a 4-Star Mount Crescent Night Wanderer, a 3-Star Costume Intermediate Enforcer, Heir Privilege (3 Days), and 10,000,000 Architect Land of Exiles gold. Additional rewards are available in certain regions and through different pre-registration channels.

For players already committed to the game, now is the perfect time to complete all pre-launch preparations: pre-register, claim the corresponding rewards, and then secure your server and character name through the fourth round of pre-registration.

With September 16th launch date approaching, preparations for Land of Exiles are essentially in their final stages.

Compared to waiting until the servers officially open to select a server and grab an ID, completing these steps in advance is significantly easier, especially for players who already have a target character name. The fourth round of pre-registration is still worthwhile.

Netmarble's MMORPG Raven 2 is about to launch its new Fresh Start Server Zero, officially going live on September 15th. Pre-registration is currently open.

Unlike regular new servers, Zero not only forces all players to start from Level 1, but also features adjustments to the server environment and progression system, focusing on reducing the power gap and lessening the pressure of PvP competition.

While a fresh server can attract returning players, the novelty will quickly wear off. Therefore, after its launch on September 15th, the most important question is whether Raven 2 Zero is a new server suitable for long-term development or just a short-term player return event.

Japanese Server Zero

Raven 2 Zero isn't actually a recent addition on September 15th. Japanese version of Raven 2 launched a Zero-type Specialized World on May 27th, and its performance provides some reference for Raven 2 Fresh Start Server Zero.

Japanese server initially planned six Zero servers, but all of them quickly became congested after launch, even experiencing queues. Because of the unexpectedly high number of players, the developers subsequently added six more servers.

Of course, the performance of Japanese server doesn't guarantee the success of global Zero on September 15th. After all, players in different regions have different playstyles, and the overall Raven 2 environment is different now than it was a few months ago.

However, this result at least shows that this type of server isn't without a market. Netmarble already has practical experience operating one, and the launch of global Raven 2 Fresh Start Server Zero isn't entirely without basis.

Server Rewards

The most direct attraction of Raven 2 Fresh Start Server Zero is, of course, the launch rewards. Netmarble has opened pre-registration, and players who complete the pre-registration will receive a Special Starter Package.

These include a Heroic Holy Garment Summon Scroll, a Heroic Familiar Summon Scroll, an Elite Spec. C Member's Accessory Selection Chest, +2 Dazzling Relic Chests, 200 Spec. C Enhancement Stone Chests, and 5 million gold.

These rewards essentially cover the growth resources a character needs in the early stages of Raven 2, especially Heroic Holy Garments and Familiars. After the official launch, Zero will also launch a series of limited-time events. The entire event period will offer up to 550 Summon Scrolls, along with guaranteed Legendary Holy Garments and Familiars.

During the first month after Raven 2 Fresh Start Server Zero launches, you can also receive Heroic Holy Garments or Familiar rewards weekly. As your character levels up, corresponding Level Milestone Chests will be unlocked.

Additionally, Special Corps Growth Event will offer high-level growth rewards such as Heroic Equipment and Skill Books, primarily obtainable through normal game progress, continuously covering your entire Fresh Start Server growth process.

PvE Changes

Meanwhile, Raven 2 Zero will increase the overall profitability of PvE farming. The server will increase Monster Equipment Drop Rate and Hunting EXP, and adjust some Monster stats, including Accuracy, to reduce misses in PvE combat, allowing players to level up and accumulate gear faster.

Zero will also introduce a Farming Crystal mechanism, allowing you to acquire additional Raven 2 Crystal through Field Hunting. As mentioned in a previous developer livestream, this mechanism allows you to obtain more growth resources through normal gameplay, reducing reliance on paid growth methods.

Guild gameplay will also be more PvE-oriented; you can acquire resources through Guild Boss Hunts and other content, rather than competing for Guild Wars.

Mythic

Raven 2 Fresh Start Server Zero will also adjust some advanced progression systems, including Mythic and Summon/Awakening mechanics, with some content potentially being removed. This is primarily to control the power gap after the fresh server launch.

Although all players will start from Level 1, if the advanced systems and existing progression mechanics were fully retained, a significant power stratification would quickly reappear on the server. Fresh Start Server Zero aims to slow this process, providing a more stable progression environment for both new and returning players.

However, this doesn't mean Raven 2 has completely become a free-to-play game. It hasn't completely eliminated the advantages for paying players; in the mid-to-late game, paying players' equipment, characters, and endgame progress can still create a gap compared to free-to-play players.

Worth Playing?

If you enjoy the graphics, auto-battle, AFK grinding, and equipment progression of Korean MMORPGs, but dislike the high-frequency PvP of traditional servers, Raven 2 Fresh Start Server Zero might be more suitable for you.

Fresh Server provides a unified starting point, allowing new players to avoid the power gap accumulated over years in older servers, and enabling returning players to start afresh. For players who prioritize grinding and character progression, this environment is more relaxed than traditional servers.

However, if your primary focus in Raven 2 is PvP, Guild Wars, boss battles, and power struggles, Zero might not satisfy you.

Server Zero can be sustained by Fresh Start, but its long-term player retention depends on the sufficiency of subsequent PvE content. If the endgame ultimately consists of repetitive hunting and equipment farming, player interest will easily wane.

Therefore, after Raven 2 Fresh Start Server Zero launches on September 15th, new and returning players can use Fresh Server to start afresh and then assess whether continued investment is worthwhile based on actual player activity, economic conditions, and subsequent content updates.

With the launch of Phase 3, the profession landscape in TBC Anniversary is shifting. The introduction of new Epic Gems and Jewelcrafting recipes has made Jewelcrafting a profession many players are considering switching to.

However, the server economy in TBC Classic Anniversary differs significantly from the original Classic era. Supplies of low-level materials from Old World have dwindled, causing the prices of certain common ores, bars, and basic materials to rise.

Consequently, leveling Jewelcrafting from 1 to 375 requires more than just speed; you must also consider material prices, crafted-item returns, and whether the final few skill points are worth the cost.

Why Level Jewelcrafting Now?

The biggest impact of Phase 3 on Jewelcrafting comes from the new batch of Purple Gems and their associated recipes.

With these high-level gems, BCC Anniversary players have more options to optimize their current gear. New Jewelcrafting recipes are also available through Hyjal, Black Temple, and reputation vendors.

Since high-level Jewelcrafting content will arrive later with Sunwell Plateau, reaching 375 now can reduce the pressure of catching up later.

Of course, whether it is worth switching professions still depends on your class build, server prices, and the value of your current profession.

Jewelcrafting 1-300

Many players are surprised by the cost of the 1-300 range.

Shopping lists from traditional guides might cost 800 - 1,200 TBC Anniversary gold on some servers, while a route adjusted for current material availability can theoretically reduce the cost to below 700 gold.

The main reason is the scarcity of low-level materials. As most players have reached the endgame, fewer people are mining Copper, Silver, and other Old World ores, driving up prices.

Therefore, check Auction House on your TBC Anniversary server and adjust your route based on real-time prices instead of blindly following older guides.

How to Save Gold from 1-300?

The rings, necklaces, and green-quality items crafted while leveling often retain resale value.

Some can be listed directly on Auction House, but listing too many identical items at once can slow sales and lower prices.

If you have an Enchanting alt or a friend who can disenchant items, compare the prices of Dust and Essence. In many cases, disenchanting green-quality jewelry is easier than selling every finished item individually.

Handled properly, crafts from 1-300 can recoup around 200 gold, meaning a nominal 700 gold material cost does not equal the final net expense.

Some stages also rely on Yellow recipes, which do not guarantee a skill point with every craft. Treat shopping-list quantities as minimum requirements and prepare a small surplus of materials to account for unlucky skill-ups.

Jewelcrafting 300-375

Upon entering Outland, the cost rises significantly. On some servers, leveling from 300 to 375 can cost over 1,000 gold.

However, high-level gems, jewelry, and transitional gear crafted during this stage are easier to sell, so their resale value should be included when calculating the real cost.

Most basic Jewelcrafting recipes required for 300-375 can be obtained from trainers or vendors in Hellfire Peninsula.

Alliance players can visit Tatiana in Honor Hold, while Horde players can visit Kalaen in Thrallmar.

Before getting materials in bulk, make sure you already have the required vendor recipes.

365-375: Speed or Savings?

The final 10 skill points are the most expensive part of the entire 1-375 route.

Using Meta Gem recipes such as Earthstorm Diamond can make 365-375 alone cost over 600 gold. For players who want to reach 375 quickly, this is essentially trading gold for time.

If you are not in a rush, Brilliant Glass offers a more cost-effective alternative. Its material cost is much lower than repeatedly crafting Meta Gems, but it has a 24-hour cooldown.

That gives you two options: use expensive Meta Gem crafts for speed, or make Brilliant Glass daily and finish 365-375 gradually.

With Purple Gems entering Phase 3, demand for Blue Gems may also decline. If prices remain high on your server, consider monitoring Auction House before acquiring them in bulk.

Server economies vary, so always base acquires on your own market conditions.

Recipes After 375

Reaching 375 is only the foundation of TBC Phase 3 Jewelcrafting. Its long-term value depends heavily on the recipes you collect afterward.

Many recipes are gated behind faction reputation, dungeon drops, and raid progression. The Consortium is one faction Jewelcrafters should prioritize.

Epic Jewelcrafting recipes in Phase 3 mainly come from Battle for Mount Hyjal, Black Temple, and The Scale of the Sands Quartermaster.

Purple Gem recipes have different sources: some drop in raids, while others require reputation with The Scale of the Sands.

If you plan to keep Jewelcrafting long-term, building reputation and collecting raid recipes is more important than simply reaching 375.

Jewelcrafting and Mining

Mining remains the most natural companion profession for Jewelcrafting. Ore can be converted into gems through Prospecting, while bars obtained through Smelting can be used for many 1 - 300 recipes.

If you do not want to spend hours mining, you can get ore from Auction House and level Mining through Smelting. The full route costs around 650 TBC Phase 3 gold, depending on your server economy.

The resulting bars can be used for Jewelcrafting or resold, so the full amount is not necessarily a sunk cost.

Optimal 1 - 375 Leveling Route

If your goal is to reach 375 quickly, gather the required materials upfront and use Meta Gem route for the final skill points.

If cost-efficiency matters more, sell or disenchant crafted gear, use Brilliant Glass to progress through 365 - 375, and wait for better Blue Gem prices before getting in bulk.

For long-term Jewelcrafting players, Phase 3 is also about building reputation with The Consortium and The Scale of the Sands while collecting recipes from dungeons, Hyjal, and Black Temple.

Jewelcrafting is expensive in TBC Anniversary Phase 3, but once material costs, crafted-item returns, and endgame recipe value are considered together, it remains a worthwhile profession in Phase 3.

Grinding Gear Games is paying more attention to Path of Exile 2 with the upcoming Patch 0.5.5 and Forbidden Rites Event, launching at 1 p.m. Pacific Time on September 4th. However, the full patch notes and event details have disappointed some players because Forbidden Rites will run alongside the existing Runes of Aldur league until 1.0.

With two leagues operating at the same time, players will need to manage separate economies, with item and currency values differing between them. This raises an important question: should you stock up currency continuously, perhaps by buying Orbs from the marketplace, to prepare for your character?

EZG.com's answer here is that you definitely need it, and the more the better. If you want to know why, then read on, where we'll explain in detail and tell you the best place to buy it.

Why Do We Need Currency?

Although character progress and loot are reset with each league update, that doesn't necessarily mean currency earned near the end of a league is worthless. If anything, having enough currency can give you a significant advantage when you're trying to push through new content.

And with Forbidden Rites running alongside Runes of Aldur, the value of being prepared becomes even more obvious. You are dealing with separate economies, changing item prices, and an entirely new event environment. According to EZG.com's analysis of Grinding Gear Games' league patterns in Path of Exile 1 and Path of Exile 2, there are three reasons why keeping a healthy currency reserve can still be worthwhile.

Improve Your Efficiency in Clearing Stages of the Event League

This is probably the most obvious reason, but also the players tend to underestimate.

When a new event begins, everyone wants to push ahead. The problem is that your character doesn't suddenly become stronger just because the league changed. If your gear is outdated, you'll still have to farm, trade, craft, and upgrade before you can comfortably handle tougher content.

That's where having extra currency can save a lot of time. Instead of spending hours waiting for the right drop, you can invest in upgrades when your character hits a wall and get back to clearing content.

Of course, currency won't turn a bad build into a great one. But when you're already using a solid build, having the resources to keep your gear competitive can make the difference between slowly crawling through the league and actually keeping up with its progression.

Master More Farming Skills

Here's a less obvious benefit: being rich enough to experiment can actually make you better at farming.

Players often talk about farming as if there's one perfect strategy everyone should follow. In reality, the best method can change quickly after a new league starts. Prices move, demand changes, and players discover new ways to make currency.

If you're constantly broke, experimenting becomes risky. You tend to stick with whatever feels safe because you can't afford to waste resources on a strategy that might fail.

Having a decent currency reserve changes that. You can test different builds, maps, mechanics, crafting methods, and farming routes without worrying that one bad decision will wipe out your entire budget.

Ironically, having currency to spare may help you learn how to make even more currency.

Familiarize Yourself with the Next League Mechanism

And this may be the biggest reason to keep some currency available: you don't know exactly what the new league economy is going to look like.

Forbidden Rites will introduce its own mechanics and progression, such as Ritual changes and Trial of Chaos rework, while players figure out which items, builds, and strategies actually matter. Early assumptions can become outdated very quickly once thousands of players start testing the content. 

So having currency gives you room to adapt. You can try the new mechanics instead of immediately falling back on the safest farming method. When the meta changes, you can adjust your build. You can invest in an item that suddenly becomes valuable or test a strategy that looked questionable at launch.

So even if your character will eventually be reset or moved on, the currency you have during the league can buy something that is arguably more valuable than another piece of gear: the freedom to experiment.

Is It Still Worth Buying POE2 Currency Now?

EZG.com can say this with confidence: yes, having enough POE2 Currency is still worth it, especially if you're treating Forbidden Rites Event and the balance changes in Patch 0.5.5 as a preview of what Path of Exile 2 could eventually look like at 1.0.

That said, nobody can predict this league's economy perfectly. The markets in both Forbidden Rites and Runes of Aldur are still extremely unstable. An item or gem that looks incredibly valuable today could suddenly lose most of its value tomorrow because players discover a new farming trick, an unexpected build interaction, or even a bug, which means you need to be prepared for the moments when you actually need it.

In fact, market volatility can create opportunities as well as risks. Once players discover the strongest builds and most profitable farming methods, demand for certain currencies, gear, and gems can change almost overnight. If you happen to hold something that other players desperately need, you may be able to trade it for a significant profit while the market is hot. 

That extra capital can then be reinvested into better gear, build experiments, or more difficult content. So the real question isn't whether every Orb you buy today will retain its value tomorrow. It probably won't. The better question is whether having enough currency gives you the flexibility to react when the market, meta, or Forbidden Rites itself changes.

And in leagues this unpredictable, that flexibility may be worth far more than simply watching your currency sit in your stash. Okay, now that the biggest problem in front of us is solved, the next thing to consider is where to buy currency.

EZG.com is Your Choice to Buy Currency Now! - Cheap, Full Stock, Safe and Fast Delivery

Here, EZG.com would like to recommend itself to you and hopes to be your only choice because the shopping advantages it offers are unparalleled.

Cheap

We understand that all players want to enjoy the best gaming experience with the least amount of money, so what we offer here is the cheapest Path of Exile 2 Currency for sale. You don't need to compare prices from other vendors at all.

Moreover, we will offer all registered players very generous discount benefits, such as an 8% discount coupon for your first order, an FR8 code with 8% off applicable to Forbidden Rites event league, and points for daily check-in, which will further reduce the cost of buying currency.

Also, at EZG.com, you can enjoy buy-more-get-more deals. In Runes of Aldur Softcore, buying 100 Divine Orbs rewards 5 extra Divine; buying 20 Divine Orbs rewards you 1 extra Divine; buying 100 Exalted Orbs rewards you 10 extra Exalted; and buying 1 Mirror of Kalandra rewards you 100 Divine.

Full Stock

Of course, as we've emphasized for so long, players should stockpile currency as early as possible. EZG.com, as a popular POE 2 store, also has a very rich inventory. Whether you only need a small amount to craft gear or need a large number to maximize builds, it can provide it.

In addition, to meet players' currency needs in Forbidden Rites Event, EZG.com has opened a separate Forbidden Rites SC server section for you to buy. Here, all tradable currencies, such as Divine Orb, Chaos Orb, and Mirror of Kalandra are available, and the inventory remains plentiful.

Safe

While acquiring virtual game currency from third-party trading websites is risky, trust EZG.com; we take concrete steps to minimize it, such as using robust SSL encryption, over ten secure payment methods, and verified face-to-face delivery.

• SSL Encryption: It ensures that all the private information you fill in during registration and order placement will not be leaked.
• Payment Methods: PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Cash App Pay, among others, will ensure your payment process remains secure.
• F2F Delivery: Only your character name is required to complete the transaction, which meets the requirements of player trading.

It's worth noting that EZG.com staff will not ask you to provide any private information, such as your home address, game account, password, or payment information, without a valid reason after you leave Live Chat. Please be aware of such requests.

Fast Delivery

The final advantage that makes buying PoE 2 currency on EZG.com worthwhile is the fast delivery. After you click Pay Now and place your order, we will deliver the required orbs to your character within 0-30 minutes, completing the delivery process - you just need to wait patiently.

However, if you unfortunately encounter a server crash or a surge in orders, the delivery time may be slightly delayed. But don't worry too much, we will continue to ship orders in order, and maybe you will be next.

Of course, if you can't wait, you can submit a refund request to us before all orders begin shipping. Provided you meet the requirements, EZG.com will prioritize your request and refund the full amount you paid for your Path of Exile 2 currency order to ensure the safety of your funds.

The new league may be unpredictable, but your Currency supply doesn't have to be. EZG.com can help you prepare early, keep enough capital available, and you'll have much more freedom to decide how you want to play Path of Exile 2.

With Forbidden Rites now running alongside Runes of Aldur, Path of Exile 2 is entering another period of uncertainty. Nobody knows exactly how quickly the new league economy will change, which builds will dominate, or which items and farming methods will suddenly become valuable. That's precisely why having enough currency on hand can be so useful.

Blizzard has released the full schedule for BlizzCon 2026, with the main events being Diablo: Developer Update and Diablo IV: What's Next. Both events will take place on the main stage and will each last 45 minutes. During this time, Blizzard will showcase some content that they intentionally removed from Season 15 PTR.

Normally, we see lengthy patch notes weeks in advance, but this time, the development team seems to be keeping some trump cards in mind. This article will show you the specific schedule for BlizzCon 2026 and related content for Diablo 4 Season 15.

About BlizzCon 2026

According to the official BlizzCon 2026 schedule, there are two main events and a series of other related events. Details are as follows:

Diablo: Developer Update will be held on the main stage at approximately 2 PM Pacific Time on Saturday, September 12th, lasting 45 minutes.

It's important to note that Blizzard hasn't explicitly stated that this presentation is exclusively for D4, meaning they may also announce Diablo Immortal, Diablo 2: Resurrected, or other titles in the series.

Diablo IV: What's Next will be held on the main stage around 8 PM on Sunday, September 13th, lasting 45 minutes. Generally, Blizzard adding future prospects to a game's title quickly generates high player anticipation, and this time is likely no exception.

In addition, there will be other Diablo 4-related segments. Saturday will feature Art of Darkness: Behind Diablo IV's Cinematics, and Sunday will host a Battle.net 30th anniversary keynote, with CD Projekt Red as a special guest.

Season 15 Confirmed Content

Soul Splinters

This is a brand new socketable item that perfectly embodies Blizzard's classic design philosophy. It provides a significant power boost, but also comes with equally significant negative effects.

Legacy Uniques

Diablo 4 Legacy Uniques make a strong comeback, including items like Leoric's Crown, Nemesis Bracers, and Stone of Jordan, all taken from previous games and reappearing with a brand new look.

Rebirth System

Diablo 3's Rebirth System returns, allowing players to carry over their seasonal characters to the next season, avoiding starting from scratch each time.

Challenge Dungeons and Overland Ambushes

These two new event types sound intriguing. Challenge Dungeons are randomly appearing portals in the open world leading to boss battles, giving you new objectives in Helltides. Overland Ambushes, on the other hand, will make you a target - you'll receive a 30-second warning before demons hunt you down.

However, it's important to note that Blizzard has explicitly stated that Season 15 PTR is only for testing the underlying systems, and the final version will differ. This is essentially a euphemism for saving the best for BlizzCon 2026.

Why Blizzard Is Keeping Secrets This Time?

Before D4 Season 15 3.2.0 PTR test server opened, Blizzard issued an unusually direct warning: the features included in the test server differed from what players typically expected because they wanted to share more content at BlizzCon and didn't want all of Season 15's content to be revealed prematurely.

This meant that August PTR test server didn't contain the complete season content. Players experienced Soul Splinters, Legacy Uniques, Mythic and Unique Charms, Rebirth, Challenge Dungeons, and several underlying systems, but some of the actual season content remained hidden behind the scenes at BlizzCon.

Normally, we see the full roadmap months in advance, including patch notes and detailed information about PTR test server. So why break with tradition this time?

Building Hype Smart Way

By keeping the details under wraps, they not only successfully fueled the enthusiasm of the player community but also bought themselves ample time to develop the game. PTR test server showcased a glimpse of Season 15, but Blizzard is clearly saving the best for BlizzCon.

This is a carefully crafted strategy - giving core players ample time to test and provide feedback on core mechanics, while reserving the most visually stunning content for the highly anticipated event.

Getting Time for Polishing

Furthermore, there are practical considerations. Feedback on Soul Splinters on PTR was mixed; some players felt the resource penalty was too high, while others thought the balance was perfect.

By delaying the release of flashy content, Blizzard can focus on refining core mechanics based on player data, while reserving the most compelling content for the event with the largest audience.

Learning From Past Mistakes

Frankly, Blizzard has experienced some setbacks in content releases in the past. Over-promising and failing to deliver has cost them dearly. This time, they've acted more wisely.

Revealing confirmed content, testing uncertain aspects, and unveiling the big bombshell at the highly anticipated event. While this isn't some sophisticated strategy, it's certainly gratifying to see  Blizzard actually putting it into action.

Could Switch 2 Finally Appear?

This remains a hot topic. Despite increasing speculation about a September release, Blizzard has yet to officially announce that D4 will be coming to Switch 2.

If they do intend to, I think Diablo IV: What's Next event would be the perfect opportunity to announce Switch 2 news.

Viewing Rewards

Players watching the livestream at home can also earn some physical rewards, which can be claimed through Twitch and YouTube from September 12th to 15th. Two hours of viewing will earn you Serrated Skean dagger, four hours will unlock Corroded Cleaver axe, and six hours will earn you Tintinnabulation hammer.

This concludes our introduction to BlizzCon 2026. September 13th is a day to watch, as Diablo IV: What's Next presentation will be held on this day. It's crucial for Season 15, as the remaining important details of the game will be revealed there.

Interested players should remember to schedule their time to watch BlizzCon 2026 livestream and see what surprises Blizzard has in store for us.