During a special in-game bonus quest called the Pandemonium Event, Lilith could be fought in a location called Matron's Den after using the horadric cube to transmute the three keys of hate, destruction, and terror. She first appeared as a miniboss character in Diablo 2, using the same model as the Act 1 boss, Andariel.

This isn't actually the first time Lilith has been utilized in the long running games. Her fate and the fate of the world would change as, during a battle against the angels, Lilith took a prisoner named Inarius. She, along with her brother Lucion, desired a different way to put an end to the conflict. With the Eternal Conflict raging on for millennia, Lilith grew tired of the stalemate between the High Heavens and her father's Burning Hells. To the world of Sanctuary, she's known as the Queen of the Succubi, female demons who have a craving for blood and use beauty to seduce their victims. Lilith is the daughter of Mephisto, one of the Prime Evils and Lord of Hatred. RELATED: Diablo 4 Gameplay Trailer Revealed Origins Based on her history, Blizzard may be setting her up to be a morally gray character instead of an outright diabolical villain due to her long history in the franchise and her impact on shaping the world of Sanctuary. Although numerous leaks spoiled part of the surprise, fans were treated to all sorts of new information on the game including actual gameplay of the three playable classes so far: Barbarian, Sorceress, and Druid.Ī stunning cinematic trailer for Diablo 4 showcased the revival of a major character named Lilith, though neither the trailer or Blizzard developers really delved into who this creature actually is or what her motivations will be. One year after the disappointment of BlizzCon 2018 and a lack of a major Diablo reveal, Blizzard Entertainment gave the people what they wanted and pulled the curtain back on Diablo 4.

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