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Diablo 5's Revealed Classes Are Throwbacks To Diablo 3, With One Exception

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Blizzard has announced that Diablo 5 won’t release until Spring 2029 and revealed three playable classes: Monk, Demon Hunter, and a new Plague Knight. This news is significant for fans as it signals a return to familiar class archetypes from Diablo 3, alongside a fresh concept, while also hinting at gameplay elements reminiscent of Diablo 2. Players can anticipate a focus on item readability and memorability, with the return of item sets and runewords, suggesting a deeper level of customization.

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