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Mar 6, 2021 31 min

Another BlizzCon? – Episode 297

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In this episode, I have a special guest who has not only been on Shattered Soulstone before, but also is the producer of the show: Shawn. We discuss the potential of there being an in-person BlizzCon either later this year or in 2022. Here are links to things I mentioned in this episode: Blizzard posted a blog post that reviews the highlights of BlizzConLine (in case you missed something). Blizzard announced that when you purchase any of the three Celebration Collections in the Blizzard Shop or the new Blizzard 30-Year Celebration console digital shops – you also get the Blizzard Arcade Collection! I was on Realm Maintenance answering questions in the RNG section. Here is where to find my Diablo game play videos: Book of Jen YouTube: Season 22 videos Book of Jen website: Diablo gameplay videos Twitch @BarbarianKobold (NOTE: I don’t stream very often.) Got something to say? Send a tweet to @ShatteredStone or message us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/shatteredsoulstone and we will read it off in the next episode. You can now, once again, send email to the Shattered Soulstone podcast! Send your comment, question, or game-play story to [email protected]. The Shattered Soulstone is on Discord! Come join us and talk to everyone in game and out, in voice and text channels! To join the server just go to https://discord.gg/kc77JXz.

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