In Jewish mythology, it's been said that Lilith was Adam's first wife. There are many parallels between the Diablo Lilith and the mythological Lilith. Much of her fictional backstory in Diablo is from Jewish mythology and folklore (although the same passages in the Hebrew Bible about her also appear in the many versions of the Christian Old Testament). In the Diablo 4 trailer, Lilith is brought back from the Void, and she looks just as pissed off as the day she was banished there. Regardless of who it is, this cutscene is likely a tease for future Diablo 4 content, so we’ll find out about this mysterious figure soon enough.The blood of three. Some speculate that it’s Inarius, others claim it’s Diablo, and some say that it’s Lucion. Sounds like some people are finally starting to realize there’s a post-credit cutscene in our game… 🤫😈Īs for who (or what) is being shown in the cutscene, there are quite a few guesses. Given the fact that most players will simply skip the credits (and virtually all cutscenes for that matter) when playing with an alt character, it isn’t surprising that not a whole lot of people have seen this cutscene appear in-game.īlizzard cinematic artist Jamir Blanco also teased the existence of this elusive cutscene via his Twitter account: According to commenters on the YouTuve video as well as this Reddit thread, this image only appears upon clearing the game with a second character. Interestingly enough, this brief cutscene apparently doesn’t play for everyone when watching the credits, or at least, not at first. You can watch the footage of the cutscene here: Related Reading: Diablo 4 First “Real Patch” Over 13 Pages Long, Scroll of Escape Auto-Use in Hardcore Planned for Disconnects.The cutscene shows a brief image of a character seemingly engulfed in fire or flames, leading to speculation among fans of the game’s story.
A Diablo 4 post-credit cutscene has been discovered, though it doesn’t play upon finishing the game with your first character, according to some players.
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