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The most common causes of this issue are: Wild Imps now look like Diablo himself, for example.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. And there are plenty more Diablo Easter eggs to be found.

Its inclusion in WOW is a nice nod to the Diablo series and one of the best-known Blizzard game rumours. The Cow King always appeared in Diablo 2's Cow Level, too. The secret Cow Level, otherwise known as the Moo Moo Farm, was found in Diablo 2 via a portal. Other reports indicate Diablo Treasure Goblins show up as treasure chest icons on the WOW minimap, signalling where players should go to get their toys. The video, below, from Wowhead, shows the Secret Cow level off. Players on the WOW subreddit report the discovery of mysterious portals that take players through to a Cow Level. World of Warcraft is getting in on the action, too.

We've reported on Diablo 3's anniversary patch already. Players have noticed a Cow Level in WOW that coincides with Diablo's 20th anniversary event, which kicks off this week and runs until 11th January. For years, World of Warcraft players have wondered whether the gargantuan MMO houses a secret Cow Level, despite Blizzard insisting THERE IS NO COW LEVEL.

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