In a post on ResetEra, Jason Schreier noted that he knows what is being teased but doesn't want to reveal it because "it's a good one".
A recent teaser tweet by show host Geoff Keighley could end up being for the action RPG looter's second expansion after all.
The Blizzard-focused event/convention will take place on September 12th and 13th next year after skipping 2024 and 2025.
Starting October 14th, the season brings three new heroes to Stadium, a new map, and single-use Gadgets with game-changing properties.
Blizzard's Aaron Keller also says the team is "getting comfortable" making these monumental updates "bigger and bigger each year."
Fergusson said that, "After five years of driving the Diablo franchise forward," it's time to step away and "see what's next."
NERF-based weapon skins are now available for Tracer, Mei, Soldier 76, Hanzo, and more alongside a new limited-time mode.
The next major expansion for World of Warcraft, Midnight, will be the second in a planned trilogy that kicked off last year.
Sigma, Junkrat and Zenyatta join the Stadium roster alongside two new maps and the option to finally save and share builds.
The collaboration begins on May 20th and includes skins based on Ryu, Cammy, Chun-Li, Juri, M. Bison, and more for various heroes.
Heroes like Kiriko, Hanzo, Widowmaker, Juno, Sigma, Soldier 76 and Zenyatta will receive skins based on classic Street Fighter characters.
Blizzard Entertainment also confirms that the action RPG's next expansion will launch next year, complete with a new ranking system.
Freja receives an unexpected bounty from the infamous Maximilien. Meanwhile, players can go hands-on with her from March 21st to 24th.
The convention will feature the classic Opening Ceremony, hands-on gameplay, in-depth panels and "friendly competition" for attendees.
The new Perked Up Event allows players to earn ten Loot Boxes weekly until April 22nd alongside the Rainy Day Mercy skin.
Director Aaron Keller is "excited" about competing with NetEase's shooter, and wants to shake things up with the forthcoming season 15.
Heroes will soon be able to unlock Minor and Major Perks throughout a match, significantly altering their abilities and playstyles.
Blizzard Entertainment will showcase "incredible changes" to the hero shooter alongside new heroes, maps, and other content.
The platformer will also be joined by Madden NFL 25 and Blizzard Entertainment's Heroes of the Storm, it's claimed.
Blizzard's hero shooter has been floundering for a while, but it's completely outclassed by the launch of Marvel Rivals.