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  26 July 2023

  However, as D3 has shown, the absence of Diablo 4 Gold  the Prime Evils opened a power vacuum in the Burning Hells, prompting some of Hell's generals to try and conquer Sanctuary. And in Diablo 4, it seems even Lilith — Daughter of Hatred — has resurfaced as well. Unfortunately, nothing seems to rejoice with the arrival of the mother of all Nephalem. In turn, just what should fans know about this enigmatic figure?

  
  

  GAMERANT VIDEO OF THE DAY 10 Lilith Had Evolving Design
  Apart from Diablo, Lilith has perhaps received some of the most interesting design changes across the villains of the Diablo series. In her original appearance, Lilith's status as Andariel's mother brought her an appearance similar to the Maiden of Anguish. These included grizzled hair, extra appendages, and a hunched posture. Meanwhile, the Sin War novels described her as having a rather reptilian appearance.

  
  

  Prior to D4, Diablo 3 and Book of Tyrael's designs of Andariel have given Lilith a blend of Mephisto and Andariel's features. In turn, Lilith's final design in D4 gave her skeletal webbed wings that accompanied the bone-like exoskeleton that wraps around her body. True to her matron title, the final design for Lilith also sported a dark gown.

  
  

  9 Lilith Had A Brother
  Perhaps most interesting about Lilith's origins would be her familial relationships. Most notable would be her status as the Daughter of Hatred, derived from her parent, Mephisto, the Lord of Hatred. Moreover, outside the Prime Evil, another notable member of Lilith's family would be Lucion, the Primus of the Triune.

  
  

  Unlike the rebellious Lilith, the lore describes Lucion as an extremely obedient follower of Mephisto, majorly out of fear. Despite his brutality and hatred, Lucion's aspect of hatred "paled" in comparison to their father's. Moreover, Lucion and Lilith were implied to have been extremely close. Whereas Lilith sired the Nephalem, Lucion  Diablo 4 Gold for sale served as the Primus — or Great Priest — of the Triune.

  However, as D3 has shown, the absence of Diablo 4 Gold  the Prime Evils opened a power vacuum in the Burning Hells, prompting some of Hell's generals to try and conquer Sanctuary. And in Diablo 4, it seems even Lilith — Daughter of Hatred — has resurfaced as well. Unfortunately, nothing seems to rejoice with the arrival of the mother of all Nephalem. In turn, just what should fans know about this enigmatic figure?

  GAMERANT VIDEO OF THE DAY 10 Lilith Had Evolving Design
  Apart from Diablo, Lilith has perhaps received some of the most interesting design changes across the villains of the Diablo series. In her original appearance, Lilith's status as Andariel's mother brought her an appearance similar to the Maiden of Anguish. These included grizzled hair, extra appendages, and a hunched posture. Meanwhile, the Sin War novels described her as having a rather reptilian appearance.

  Prior to D4, Diablo 3 and Book of Tyrael's designs of Andariel have given Lilith a blend of Mephisto and Andariel's features. In turn, Lilith's final design in D4 gave her skeletal webbed wings that accompanied the bone-like exoskeleton that wraps around her body. True to her matron title, the final design for Lilith also sported a dark gown.

  9 Lilith Had A Brother
  Perhaps most interesting about Lilith's origins would be her familial relationships. Most notable would be her status as the Daughter of Hatred, derived from her parent, Mephisto, the Lord of Hatred. Moreover, outside the Prime Evil, another notable member of Lilith's family would be Lucion, the Primus of the Triune.

  Unlike the rebellious Lilith, the lore describes Lucion as an extremely obedient follower of Mephisto, majorly out of fear. Despite his brutality and hatred, Lucion's aspect of hatred "paled" in comparison to their father's. Moreover, Lucion and Lilith were implied to have been extremely close. Whereas Lilith sired the Nephalem, Lucion  Diablo 4 Gold for sale served as the Primus — or Great Priest — of the Triune.