Blizzard will reveal more details for World of Warcraft: The War Within and Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred "over the next few months."
It will include an art book, a statue, and a collectible pin, on top of everything included in the upcoming expansion's Epic Edition.
Other upcoming content includes a new Hanzo skin for the OWCS Dallas Major, a Porsche collaboration, a rework to Wrecking Ball and more.
A new limited-time mode sees Talon and Overwatchin switching alignments, and gaining new outfits and abilities as they battle it out.
A pre-expansion patch will roll out on April 30, with the full expansion coming less than a month later, on May 20.
Diablo 4's player base on Xbox saw a healthy boost following its Game Pass launch, as per Xbox president Sarah Bond.
Season of Discovery players at the new level cap of 50 will be able to take on the new raid version of World of Warcraft Classic's Sunken Temple.
Each class has new Uniques and Legendary Aspects to grind for when the Public Test Realm goes live on April 2nd on BattleNet.
The Echo of Andariel also joins the Season 4 PTR ladder, offering another source to farm Uber Unique rates other than Duriel.
Blizzard's successful action RPG looter is playable on Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S and PC for subscribers and is currently in Season 3.
A limited-time trial kicks off from today till March 31st, allowing players on all platforms to try out the new Damage dealer.
PC players on BattleNet can go hands-on with the upcoming loot changes, taking advantage of boosted Legendary drop rates.
The new Push map is in Runasapi, Perui. A Colosseo rework is also coming in Season 11, with other maps set to receive updates.
The new battle royale mode allows World of Warcraft players to earn cosmetics for Dragonflight as well as Classic characters.
Players can also select the options to unlock from a Mythic Skin when leveling the Battle Pass and progress others alongside it.
Venture will be immediately available for all current players alongside other previous heroes when the new season launches in April.
The develoer reportedly planned to release three missions "every 18 months", but pipeline issues and constant iterating caused delays.
Layoffs this past January and a reported lack of faith from higher-ups in Activision and Microsoft likely mean no more story missions.
Game director Aaron Keller will be on hand to discuss future updates coming to the free-to-play hero shooter before its next season.
It will also reveal the first details for Season 4 alongside the upcoming Public Test Realm for PC players to test changes and give feedback.
