The trailer ends with a shot of Lilith, the Queen of the Succubi, emerging from the skies - waging war against her bitter enemy angel Inarius and in the process, rule over Sanctuary once more.

The heroes, of course, represent the five classes in Diablo IV - Barbarian, Sorcerer, Druid, Rogue, and the new Necromancer, who can summon and command corpses to perform their bidding. It then continues cutting back and forth between cries for help from other poor unfortunate souls and epic shots of our heroes fending themselves against hordes of demons. We beg you,” he pleads, turning to the camera - essentially speaking to the players who would save their lands from ruin. The live-action trailer for Diablo IV essentially serves as a tour of tragedy, starting with a wide shot of an aged man mourning over a stretch of dead horses in the icy tundras of Sanctuary. Diablo 4 officially went gold, late last month, suggesting that it is ready for shipping and more recently, underwent a Server Slam open beta event where the Legendary loot drops were adjusted to reflect the day one version. In this twisted place brimming with monsters, the High Heavens and Burning Hells wage destructive battles, leaving its inhabitants in turmoil. The latest ad campaign, dubbed ‘Saviors Wanted,' is shot by Oscar-winning director Chloé Zhao (Nomadland) and co-directed by Kiku Ohe, capturing the fear and conflict plaguing the lands of the Sanctuary. Diablo IV just got a gothic horror-themed live-action trailer, ahead of its release on June 6.

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