Their goal is to become a living weapon, and they utilize no firearms. They augment themselves with combat tech, going so far as to replace their extremities with robotic limbs. Monks have embraced technology as their religion and built a cult of the machine. Their number is broken by a deciding vote, a man known only as, The Justice.

Four groups govern this new society crouched on an old land. While electricity is commonplace, fire is seen as the only security against evil. While much of the wilds have been tamed, the gothic architecture remains and the skyscrapers are covered with gargoyles, and torches burn throughout the night. In this new age, the darkness of the past clings to society. However, magic and the power of faith remain. The Great War and the birth of the Nephalem become myth. An unspoken cessation has arrived to the Eternal Conflict. What do you think of his idea? Would advancing the time era of the Diablo world be too much of a stretch? Should the devs stick with the traditional lore and time frame, or try something completely different and go bonkers with it? Let us know in the comments!Ī Diablo 4 Concept by Stewart Berk Stay awhile and listen… With the loss of 3 of the Angiris council, and the destruction of the last soulstone, and with it the final prime evil, neither the High Heavens, nor the Seven Hells can mount an offensive any longer. See a snippet of it below, or the full post here.

Have you ever imagined what Diablo 4 could be about? Would the world of Sanctuary remain in a similar age, or could it be in a completely different era? Stewart Berk, aka Odin, has shared on the official forums his futuristic fan fiction of the D4 world. Deck Spotlight: N'Zoth Dragon Paladin, Which Gamemode are you Primarily Playing?, The Angry Chicken #154 w/ TerrenceM NA Summer Regional Guide, Hell Billie Reminder, Chromie Patch Live Legion Beta - Build 21846 Diablo 4 Story Fan Fiction

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