Thankfully for Mephisto, the expansion returns him to one of his old seats of power, the jungles of Nahantu where he previously corrupted the Zakarum church and battled players in Diablo 2.

Mephisto, Lord of Hatred has been a recurring villain throughout the Diablo series, with his biggest appearance coming as the boss of Diablo 2 's Act 3.

First appearing in Diablo 2 alongside his brothers, Baal and Diablo, we haven't seen much of him since then (unless you have the adorable Mephisto pet in Diablo 3, then you'll see him all the time).

Vessel of the Hatred is the first expansion for Diablo 4, taking the game back to a classic setting from the series. Here's everything you need to know.

The return of a major Diablo 2 area and villain all makes this feel like a love letter to that game, but one thing that won't be a throwback is Vessel of Hatred's as-of-yet unrevealed new class.

Titan Quest 2's main antagonist, the malevolent goddess Nemesis, bears a striking resemblance to Lilith from Diablo 4 in some ways.

Diablo IV has been out since June 5, so folks have had enough time to beat the game and see its final cutscene. However, it seems there are some secret post-credit scenes that only a few players ...

Bad things happen in Diablo 4’s caves, and the latest Diablo 4 Vessel of Hatred trailer is no different, as we see Neyrelle sink even deeper into Mephisto’s grasp.