Check out the latest video for DiabloIV as the team from Blizzard Entertainment explain the current storyline. Diablo
, as the team went over the new story for this game. This big takeaways from this are that the story picks up 50 years after the events of, as you are presented with a new plane of Hell for both vets and beginners to venture into. You'll start as a wanderer in the Fractured Peaks zone, before being pulled into the events currently happening in the Sanctuary.
You'll come across many familiar names and new faces this time around, including Lorath, a new Horadrim and scholar named Donan, a young adventurer named Neyrelle, and another new character named Prava, who leads the Cathedral of Light, who hopes to show you the commanding ways of the Light. Some new apocalyptic events are happening within Sanctuary, as this will be one of the darkest stories told in the series.
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