Play Diablo 4 and the Latest Expansion for Free — But Here’s the Catch!

For a limited time during your trial period, you’re free to explore any character class, including the latest addition – Spiritborn, up to level 25. The Spiritborn class was introduced with the Vessel of Hatred expansion, which also unveiled a new map area called Nahantu and a fresh chapter in the campaign story.

To make it even more enticing, Blizzard has reduced the price of the expansion bundle by 40%. Now you can delve into both Diablo 4 and Vessel of Hatred for just $41.99, a significant savings from its original price of $69.99. This special offer is only available on Battle.net.

Don’t Miss Out: Everything You Need to Know About Xbox Developer_Direct 2025!

I’ll be tuning into the Xbox Developer_Direct 2025 event from multiple global Xbox channels on platforms such as YouTube, Twitch, and Facebook. To make it convenient for you, here are the links to all these channels compiled below:

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* [Xbox Channel on Twitch](URL)
* [Xbox Channel on Facebook](URL)

Stay tuned for an exciting journey into the world of Xbox gaming!

Avowed: Get Ready for Obsidian’s Fantasy RPG with This Primer

Although it would undoubtedly be advantageous to start playing Avowed after having experienced Pillars of Eternity and its successor, fear not, as freshcomers will not miss out on the action. To ensure that new players are well-equipped with all the essential knowledge about the world of Eora, Obsidian Entertainment is providing a five-part video tutorial series for prospective adventurers.

Unlock Windows 11 Sticky Notes: Tips and Tricks

As a researcher, I’ve noticed that while the fundamental functionalities are consistent with the previous version, there have been some updates. The most conspicuous change is that the app is now integrated within OneNote instead of operating as a separate program. Microsoft has also introduced a sleeker, more contemporary design that boasts organizational enhancements. Lastly, this new edition supports automatic source linking and allows for screenshots.

Microsoft Sneakily Removes Word’s Built-in Thesaurus

The thesaurus function was discontinued from Microsoft Word when they stopped Smart Lookup at the beginning of this year. This feature enabled users to find word definitions or discover synonyms by highlighting text and right-clicking. Since then, you can either utilize a new tool like Copilot within Word, or use your web browser to search for definitions and synonyms instead. These alternatives might not be as swift or seamless as Smart Lookup, but they do work effectively.