We’re in the process of migrating the site from diii.net over to diablo.incgamers.com this weekend. During this move you may notice some problems with navigation paths and image loading, especially in the wiki and the gallery. Please bear with us and we should have everything sorted out by Monday.  Thanks for your patience, and if you see something that’s not working right, feel free to note it in a comment to this post.

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We have toys!  Thanks to forum member acjohnso who answered our call for assistance we now have some shiny Skill Tree Calculators.  They’re available for the four known classes and are populated with all the skill stats that we have gleaned from Blizzcon and such.  Simply left click a skill icon to apply a point and right click to remove it.  The skills with small boxes below are for runes and this part will be developed when more is known.  They’re a work in progress and a thread is ongoing in the Fan Creations Forum for you to provide any feedback or suggestions to acjohnso.

• Skill Tree Calculators

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Not quite 9000 yet, but 2000 articles is a pretty big milestone in the history of Diablo Wiki. The 2000 mark has just been reached in the Diablo 1+2 & Diablo 3 Wiki.

It all started off with what was basically a conversion of the old Diabloii.net information pages (which made up the biggest Diablo 2 resource on the net compiled since 1997) to Wiki format in 2006, and launched DiabloWiki.net in April 2008. Many pages are still adapted to the old html format, with very long pages packed with useful content, rather than the numerous interlinking articles that usually define a wiki. The biggest Diablo resource on the web has been passed over to a format everyone can help out with!

Another milestone was in June the same year, when the Diablo 2 wiki got company with the Diablo 3 section, covering everything related to Diablo 3 as well as finalising the lore pages.


If you're curious what people have been most interested in over the years, check out the top-10 most popular articles for each wiki. As you can see, runes are always popular:

Diablo 3 & Lore Wiki	Diablo 1 & 2 Wiki
Other classes Witch Doctor skills Diablo 3 Basics Diablo III release date Barbarian skills Rune Wizard Known Items Listing Barbarian Wizard skills (Top-50)	Runewords Cube Recipes Rune list Runewords Weapons Runewords Armor Diablo 3 Rune Pandemonium Event Runewords Headgear Magic Find (Top-50)

Don't forget you easily can reference loads of Diablo information through the use of Wiki BBCode! Just wrap the related word, and it will be a wiki link to the article with the same name. It works in the news comments as well. If a page is missing, just create it as a stub, a full article, or make a request for one of the other editors to make it in the Diablo Wiki Forum.

However, it's likely the page already exists, in which case a redirect will make sure all versions of the title of the article are covered.


For making DiabloWiki what it is, the prime source of information for Diablo 1, 2 & 3, and for reaching the 2000 article mark, a heartfelt THANK YOU goes out to:

Widus, Azymn, Holyknight3000, Vipermagi, DxAxxxTyriel, Medievaldragon, TheWanderer, Dragonhelmuk, Eoweniel, Orphan, Mizantrop, JMJimmy, Chen, Melianor, Belushi81x, MysticDragon, HegemonKhan, D3nick, Shayagor, Agito, ZSiegfried, MarauderIIC, Delowyn, RTB, Krischan, Zero80, Bandreus, Horse rotovator, Bob ROss, TDurden1937, Gluecks, Asteria, Quis Ut Deus, AllNamesRTaken, Midoxp, Valmy, Fronkenstein, Lanthanide, Fighterbitsj, Krunkest404, Mouseman, Mmmpld, Crazy Dropper, Bran Maniac, DiMono, Solomir, Megalomania666, Darfus, Defx, RedDog22, Cichygd, Telzen, OmniSliver, HolyOwner, Freeze, Sjassy, Loopin, Drakk, NateD, Marison, LordOfStrategy, VvAnarchangelvV, MCMXCIX, Menarus, Noxilenticus, Sidewinder99, Kire, BigKevSexyMan, MCMXCIX, Danco, NeoLearner, Scudstorm, Matek, Valmy, Kamikazie-Bunny, Sidewinder99, Saviorik, Prymeking, Doc, Froboy449, OiMa, Sinistra, Dradloff, Bunkaido, Reelix, Sing in Silence, Scorp144, Nitsuj, DominicFIN, Timbalisto, Pubrulz, Tehc, Perplex, Mrguy, RedSky, Jeda, Milkman, IchiroMihara, Delmion, Jeda, Royard, Lionheart2004, Artofkenpo, Centipede t, Wisdomseeker, UnknownCosmoS, CampbellSoup, Hemlock, Thumperward, Uffda, Ironborn, Dethklok, Elmer92413, Zixaq, Anarchangel, Stardrowned, Kaeros, TrainRiderJ, Sein Schatten, FireCrack, UniversalHeretic, TK, Doctorjorts, SnickerSnack, Starving Poet, Timbalisto, Veskin7 Bukito, Butch Audacity, Nithix, Denzera, Netmoe, Elmer92413, Jam9k, Frankyman, Kunzaito, Hajo, MartectX, Zixaq, Metalhatchet, Balololu10, Denzera, Gtub, Deadlyambitions, Mcoming, Nithix, Csr528 and finally Vman.

You're creating Diablo history even before the next generation game is released! Your help is appreciated by the thousands of visitors Diablo Wiki has every day.


If you have any questions about the wiki, or how to help, feel free to contact me on , on my my talk page or in the forums.

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A little heads up for all non-WoW-players: Our sister site WorldofWar.net is running a Murloc Space Marine giveaway at the moment (and has been for the last week), and YOU can be the proud owner of one if you play WoW. These little rascals even fight your friends' zerglings if they have one of those (no workd if it can fight the mini Diablo).

Some exciting news; As a thank you to our site supporters, we have five Grunty the Murloc Space Marines to give away. These cute little armour-clad baby murlocs were given to BlizzCon attendees this year, along with people who paid to watch the event on Direct TV or by streaming over the net. Needless to say, they're quite rare and many people are yet to see one in-game.

This giveaway is set up for WoW pals, and you can get more information about it all here, where you also can find more information about the pet itself. The givaway closes tonight (Tuesday 20 October) at 23:59 GMT.

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During our visit to the Blizzard Entertainment’s studios in Irvine, to attend the Fansites Summit, all the community managers encouraged fansites to be active and to forward to them questions.  We just got a go-ahead this week to gather questions from our community about the Monk Class.

We are now taking question submissions from our community for a Q&A with the Diablo III developers.  Our Q&A will focus on the Monk Class, but questions about other aspects of Diablo III you may have seen at Blizzcon that you wish to learn more of are welcome.

You can add your questions on the comments below, or at the following forum thread.

Need help to craft your questions?  Please, review the current information Flux has written about the Monk Class and Monk Skills, and if you still have questions…. visit the Monk forum. Flux played each class for an hour each at the Blizzcon press room through both days.

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IncGamers' StarCraft channel is having a Pal draw for one of the limited edition Jim Raynor "N00Bz" figures.

If you are a Pal of the StarCraft site (or thinking of becoming one) head over there and sign up for the draw!

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As a result of Blizzard’s venture into the world of Twitter more of you guys have probably joined up to follow their updates. It’s a good opportunity to remind you that DIII.Net updates are also tracked on Twitter. We will be updating the Twitter page directly from BlizzCon so some updates will appear there first before finding their way on this news page simply because it’s so easy to update Twitter direct from our phones. If you don’t want to miss out on those then go here and hit the ‘Follow’ button top left of the page.

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Here’s the fourth and final installment in our Year in Review series. This one covers the last four months that wrapped up the first year since Diablo 3 was announced, on June 28, 2008.  You’ll note that this year has thirteen months, since this review began with June 2008, a month that was quite busy with D3 pre-announcement news. This final installment covers March, April, May, and June 2009, and you can see the first, second, and third parts if you missed them.

Now that the first year has been covered, this feature will continue on a monthly basis, recapping notable events of the previous 30 (or so) days. Not that reading them will give you any excuse to stop checking the news on a daily basis.  Click through for the full article.

 

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Part Three of our exhaustive Diablo 3: Year One review covers December 2008 and January-February 2009. (See also parts one and two.) There was plenty of news during these months, with rumors and intrigue galore. No re-eruptions of the damned Color Controversy, but we saw Tyrael graphical improvements, fan disapproval of seasonal bonus features, the rainbow blasting unicorn and Thousand Pound Ghostbuster, Blizzard kicking sand on E3, the unauthorized Ba’al movie poster, an official (but unintentional) guarantee that Diablo 3 would be released in 2010, black market Secret Unicorn Level t-shirts, and contraband video of the Female WD meeting a new NPC friend.

Click through to read the whole run down; there’s even a special bonus Year One wallpaper, courtesy of VioletJoker. Click to view it large; you need it that big to appreciate all of the individual images included in this great collage.

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Here lies part two of our Diablo 3: Year One wrap up. This article series is covering/reliving/recapping/reanimating the milestones in Diablo 3’s development and other key and controversial events in the Diablo 3 online community. There’s far more to report on than you might think; certainly more than I expected, when I started researching what I thought would be a quick little trip down memory lane. 

Yesterday’s installment covered the first three months of Diablo 3, including the countdown to the debut at last year’s WWI event in Paris.  The next three months, September, October, and November 2008, were no less-action packed, with continuing installments in the Art Controversy, Diablo 3’s appearance at the European GDC show in Leipzig, several new bestiary updates, the debut of the official and ret-con-tastic Diablo Timeline, and the massive excitement that was Blizzcon 2008. Blizzcon featured the first public play time on Diablo III, the Wizard’s semi-expected debut, the dawn of the auto-allocated attribute controversy, and more in depth D3 write-ups than you can shake a caduceus at.

Click through to read the full piece, and check back tomorrow for part 3.

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