After five years at Blizzard as the big boss in charge of the Diablo franchise, Rod Fergusson is leaving Blizzard. He confirmed as much on his Twitter page, where he announced his departure and looked forward to a future with new gaming adventures.

Rod Fergusson, the general manager of the Diablo franchise for the last five years, is leaving Blizzard. Fergusson announced the move on social media, but didn't say where he's going next. Before joining Blizzard in 2020 to lead Diablo, Fergusson was studio head at The Coalition, where he oversaw Gears of War.

Diablo general manager Rod Fergusson has announced that he is leaving Blizzard Entertainment after five years.

Rod Fergesson made a post on X on Friday to confirm that he has left Blizzard and Microsoft.

Diablo IV general manager Rod Fergusson has announced that he's leaving Microsoft, Blizzard, and the billion-dollar Diablo franchise to 'see what is next'

Rod Fergusson has announced his departure from Blizzard, having spent the last five years as the head of the Diablo franchise. You may have caught Fergusson on one of Diablo 4's many developer roundtable streams, where he would often give viewers insight into the team's thinking behind updates and improvements.

Diablo general manager Rod Fergusson has announced his departure from Blizzard. Sharing the news on social media, Fergusson said "it's time for me to step away [...] and see what's next".

Rod Fergusson, the general manager of the Diablo franchise, has announced his departure from Blizzard after five years.

Rod Fergusson has been the General Manager of the Diablo franchise for five years, overseeing the launch of Diablo 4 and its expansion, Diablo 2 Resurrecte

Resurrected, Diablo Immortal, and Diablo IV and its Vessel of Hatred expansion. That's four major releases in only five years, which is something unheard of at Blizzard back then, because it used to be a company that was once famous for late releases due to needing additional time for polishing.