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Diablo 4 has a large variety of monsters which are divided into Monster Families. | Diablo 4 has a large variety of monsters which are divided into Monster Families and have been designed with a true Diablo feel and the "return to darkness" core theme of Diablo 4. | ||
<bluepost>With monsters, success requires that many different things come together, but it starts with the player feeling satisfied in killing it. That means the monster needs to visually match its gameplay and have a gory/demonic twist to it. They should look like something you have not seen before as well as taking something visually familiar and brushing it with a Diablo paint brush. That Diablo brush applies a level of detail, an understanding of gameplay needs, a level of artistry, and the demonic Diablo theme to all our monsters. | <bluepost>With monsters, success requires that many different things come together, but it starts with the player feeling satisfied in killing it. That means the monster needs to visually match its gameplay and have a gory/demonic twist to it. They should look like something you have not seen before as well as taking something visually familiar and brushing it with a Diablo paint brush. That Diablo brush applies a level of detail, an understanding of gameplay needs, a level of artistry, and the demonic Diablo theme to all our monsters. | ||
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World bosses are monsters that will randomly appear in the world and players will need to group-up with a max of 12 players to defeat the world boss. | World bosses are monsters that will randomly appear in the world and players will need to group-up with a max of 12 players to defeat the world boss. An example of an World boss would be [[Ashava]] which appeared in the Diablo 4 beta test. | ||
== Act Bosses == | == Act Bosses == | ||
Revision as of 01:42, 15 March 2023
Diablo 4 has a large variety of monsters which are divided into Monster Families and have been designed with a true Diablo feel and the "return to darkness" core theme of Diablo 4.
With monsters, success requires that many different things come together, but it starts with the player feeling satisfied in killing it. That means the monster needs to visually match its gameplay and have a gory/demonic twist to it. They should look like something you have not seen before as well as taking something visually familiar and brushing it with a Diablo paint brush. That Diablo brush applies a level of detail, an understanding of gameplay needs, a level of artistry, and the demonic Diablo theme to all our monsters.
- Blizzard Quarterly Update June 2021
Monster Families
- Bandits
- Cannibals
- Cultists
- Demons
- Drowned
- Fallen
- Flies
- Ghosts
- Goatmen
- Knights
- Skeletons
- Snakes
- Spiders
- Traps & Hazards
- Vampires
- Werewolves
- Zombies
While there are generic monsters in each of these families, there are also many names monsters from these families players will encounter on the travels.
Each monster family will have their pool of attacks and effects players will have to learn and counter in combat.
Dungeon Bosses
At the end of each dungeon players will have to defeat a dungeon boss before collecting their reward of loot and Legendary Aspects
World Bosses
World bosses are monsters that will randomly appear in the world and players will need to group-up with a max of 12 players to defeat the world boss. An example of an World boss would be Ashava which appeared in the Diablo 4 beta test.
Act Bosses
As with previous Diablo games, players will have to take on Act bosses as they progress through each Act. For example, Duriel makes a return as an Act Boss in Diablo 4 and Lilith will also be a boss players will have to defeat.