These are the only characters that I’d be willing to say will appear. But without as much as trailer cameo, we don’t know what they’ll be up to or how it reflects the events of Diablo 2 or Diablo 3. Blizzard has shown concept art of both, and has even shown Duriel fighting a Barbarian, they’ll be appearing in Diablo 4. Andariel and Duriel: We will see both of the demon twins this game.

I expect at the very least a cameo, and suspect there will be more.

Inarius: He’s featured in some very cool art and makes a momentary appearance in the trailer, so I’d peg his likelihood at a solid 90%.

Rathma: If that’s Rathma in the trailer (and signs suggest it is), then he’s definitely making an appearance.

Lilith: The trailer outright confirms her presence in Diablo 4 - she’s the only character mentioned by name - although it doesn’t tell us what she’ll be doing or what her plans for Sanctuary are.

We’re pretty sure these characters will definitely show up in the game: The characters we know will show up in Diablo 4Īs we said before, there are certain characters that are either extremely likely or guaranteed to make an appearance in Diablo 4.

But what of Diablo 4 characters?įrom the trailer and the art we’ve seen so far, Diablo 4’s cast of characters will run the gamut as well, starting with Lilith, who has always played a major role in the Diablo universe but has only made a single (and easily missed) appearance in the franchise.īut who else are we going to see - and are there any characters we should see, but may or may not? Diablo 3 is dominated in great part by characters like Deckard Cain, Tyrael, Leah, Adria, Belial, Azmodan, and Imperius, as well as Diablo and Malthael, the big two whose villainy drives the plot forward. When thinking about a Diablo game, it’s inevitable that we’ll focus on the characters we see.

Diablo 4 trailer