Sanctuary is open. Players from all corners of the internet roam its gothic world. Dungeons are ransacked by parties of roving adventurers, and quiet hamlets are turned into hubs for multiplayer meet-ups. The hardiest choose to go it alone. But others form guilds to D4 Gold cleave through legions of hellspawn.

I'm not describing Diablo 4, but rather the original vision behind its predecessor, as conceived by Blizzard North over 20 years ago, before most of the team left, the studio shut down, and Diablo 3 was all but rebooted from scratch.

"It was going to be a cross between an RPG and an MMO, so it would still have an ARPG perspective but in a massively multiplayer setting," says David Brevik, president of Blizzard North at the time and co-creator of the series. "We wanted it to Cheap Diablo 4 Gold feel more like a real world than a place that you would visit. You would see other people and other adventurers doing things, and you could team up and work together, or go your separate ways. The premise was having thousands of other players in the same world as you, making it more of a place."