The First 1,000 Diablo 4 Players to Hit Level 100 on Hardcore Will Be Immortalised on a Giant Demon Statue

The stakes are even higher in Diablo IV’s Hardcore mode. The first of his 1,000 players to reach level 100 will be immortalized by adding their name to the statue of Lilith.

“Do you think you can cheat death?” Blizzard asked in a tweet (below). “Tweet #Diablo4Hardcore with proof of reaching level 100 in Hardcore mode and having your username permanently immortalized in the Statue of Lilith.”

Diablo’s infamous Hardcore mode has the highest stakes of all modes, and if one character dies, that character is permanently deleted. But if you can smash through Diablo IV’s giant bosses without giving in, BattleTag will be immortalized forever.

Do you think you can cheat death?

Reach level 100 in hardcore mode and tweet #diablo 4 hardcore Along with proof that your username is permanently engraved on the statue of Lilith.

Offer is limited to the first 1,000 customers and restrictions apply: https://t.co/TLWxZwG0aQ

Let’s start on June 1st. pic.twitter.com/pvVLZNPgx8

— Diablo (@Diablo) May 26, 2023

Players must not only reach level 100 in Hardcore mode, but also provide evidence to Blizzard in the form of photos or videos.

of terms and conditions It also states that you should tweet about your achievements on the official Diablo account while also mentioning BattleTag on Battle.net using #Diablo4Hardcore. Of course, you’ll also need to have the in-game title “Tempered Champion”, which is automatically awarded for reaching level 100 in Hardcore mode.

The contest begins at the start of Diablo V Early Access on June 1st and ends when the first 1,000 names are collected, or by September 1st if less than 1,000 players reach this point. increase.

IGN’s Diablo IV beta impressions state: “While the second weekend of the beta was focused on the Druid and Necromancer classes, this will be open to more people than just those willing to buy a proper unholy chicken sandwich. And I’m more convinced than ever about this hellish action, and RPGs are well on their way to offering something truly special.”

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