The town is Nevesk where the effect of Diablo 4 Gold Lilith's actions on the people of Sanctuary is demonstrated. There's more to her than simply being evil, which sets her up as an intriguing antagonist when compared with the other Great Evils from the previous Diablo games.

While her ultimate goal isn't clear until the beginning of the game, Lilith's presence is immediately perceived and was intentionally to be so by the team behind the development.

"By making you discover her story about what's happening in the world, you get to understand her motives" Director of the game Joe Shely. "You are able to see what she's trying and you'll feel closer to her, and maybe there's a bit of ambiguity there where you're like: watch Star Wars and go like perhaps Vader was right. I think the notion of having more face time with Big Bad means that it's a much more satisfying end to play through the story as you progress through it."

Diablo 4 doesn't stray from the hack-and-slash gameplay that the series is known for, but it's more fluid and dynamic thanks to the evade feature. It was first introduced within Diablo 3, the evade button is more easily integrated into Diablo 4's sequel.

Certain enemies can telegraph their attacks to buy Diablo IV Gold the player and allow the player to run away in response. The developers state that as players progress, more strategies to avoid them like being able to dodge multiple times at once, are able to be unlocked.