It's been over a year since we took to the jungles of Nahantu, a realm built on the foundations of ancient mysticism and traditional folklore. It brought Kurast, my favorite Diablo 2 zone, to vibrant life, and finally let my favorite Prime Evil, the malevolent Mephisto, take center stage. But it feels like Diablo 4's next DLC, whatever it may be, is his real spotlight moment. Well, tonight at The Game Awards, Blizzard has unveiled Lord of Hatred, the next chapter of Santuary's saga of strife. But, perhaps more importantly, Paladin is real, and there's another class on the way. Excited doesn't even come close.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Diablo 4's new expansion has a release date, but Lord of Hatred feels like the end for Blizzard's divisive ARPG