Diablo 4 is one of the most highly anticipated games of recent times. It is an action role-playing game that is set to take players on a journey through a world filled with demons, angels, and other supernatural beings. During each player's journey, they will need to click on Altars of Lilith that they discover on the open-world map as they explore during the campaign and other objectives in the game.

Unfortunately, as of writing this, these Altars of Lilith do not show up on the mini-map in any way. This means you will need to keep your focus while exploring a new area to make sure you notice them and click on them to get the bonuses unlocked. We will provide you a map of all the locations to keep handy while you are exploring to make this process a lot easier.

While you are playing, it is basically guaranteed that you will miss at least some of these Altar of Lilith locations, so if it's your first time playing through the game don't stress yourself out over it too much. However, you will want to take the time pull up this map we provided, and go through all the locations to scoop these up because it is a significant task to get done for your progression.

You will also want to make sure that you've done things like unlock all the waypoints, clear dungeons, clear cellars, and collect plant materials as all of these things are important as well, not just the Altars of Lilith.

All Altars of Lilith and their exact location on the map in Diablo 4

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<h2 style="text-align: justify;">Diablo IV: Class Tier List - An In-depth Analysis</h2>

As the gaming community eagerly awaits the release of Diablo IV, a burning question on everyone's mind is: "Which class should I play?" With a variety of classes to choose from, each offering unique gameplay mechanics and abilities, this decision is far from simple. This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of each class in Diablo IV, helping you make an informed choice for your gaming adventure. You can check out the <a href="https://aftershockunited.gg/diablo/articles/the-diablo-4-ultimate-class-guide-who-should-you-pick">Ultimate Class Guide</a> to read a guide for each class.

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<h3 style="text-align: justify;">Sorceress: The S-Tier Class</h3>

First on our list is the Sorceress, a class that has earned its place at the top of the tier list. The Sorceress is a range-based class, meaning it can deal damage from a distance, keeping you out of the reach of enemies. This class has a self-regenerating mana system, which means you don't have to worry about running out of mana in the heat of battle. This is a significant advantage, especially during prolonged fights.

Moreover, the Sorceress possesses defensive properties and movement abilities like teleportation, which not only helps in evading enemy attacks but also in traversing the vast world of Diablo IV. One of the key skills of the Sorceress is the Hydra, a summonable creature that attacks your enemies. This ability allows for efficient farming while moving in the Overworld, making the Sorceress a highly efficient class to play. With its visually appealing skills and fun gameplay mechanics, the Sorceress is a top choice for many players. For more information on the Sorceress class and its abilities, refer to the <a href="https://aftershockunited.gg/diablo/articles/sorcerer-codex-of-power-diablo-4">Sorcerer Codex of Power</a>.

<h3 style="text-align: justify;">Rogue: The Powerhouse</h3>

Next up is the Rogue, another class that has earned its place in the S-Tier. The Rogue class is potentially the strongest in the game, boasting a combination of high damage and versatility. One of the key features of the Rogue class is a legendary ability that allows for the Twisting Blades to rotate around you like a storm, dealing continuous damage to all nearby enemies.

This ability gives the Rogue class amazing boss damage and AoE capabilities, making it a formidable force on the battlefield. The class also has good maneuverability with abilities like Shadow Step, allowing for quick repositioning during fights. Additionally, the Rogue possesses defensive properties with abilities like Dark Shroud, providing an extra layer of protection during combat. With its high damage output and versatile abilities, the Rogue class is expected to dominate the early and mid-game, making it a solid choice for players who prefer a more aggressive playstyle. For more information on the Rogue class and its abilities, refer to the <a href="https://aftershockunited.gg/diablo/articles/rogue-codex-of-power-diablo-4">Rogue Codex of Power</a>.

<h3 style="text-align: justify;">Necromancer: The Summoner</h3>

The Necromancer class, while not as strong as the Sorceress and Rogue, is still a good choice. The Necromancer's unique ability to summon minions sets it apart from other classes. These minions can be self-sufficient, helping out in Overworld events and providing a distraction during boss fights. This allows the Necromancer to deal damage from a safe distance while the minions take the brunt of the enemy attacks.

Furthermore, the Necromancer class is a good starting place for players new to the genre or those who prefer a more laid-back playstyle. With its unique gameplay mechanics and summoning abilities, the Necromancer offers a unique and enjoyable gaming experience. For more information on the Necromancer class and its abilities, refer to the <a href="https://aftershockunited.gg/diablo/articles/necromancer-codex-of-power-diablo-4">Necromancer Codex of Power</a>.

<h3 style="text-align: justify;">Barbarian: The Average Class</h3>

The Barbarian class is considered average for the early game. This class is melee-based, meaning it excels in close-quarters combat. The Barbarian has multiple modifiers due to the Arsenal system, which allows for more weapons than any other class. This gives the Barbarian a wide range of attack options, making it a versatile class in combat.

However, the Barbarian class requires a certain level of skill to play effectively. It's slower to get going compared to other classes, and its melee nature means you'll be in the thick of the action, facing enemies head-on. Despite these challenges, the Barbarian class has the potential to ramp up in the late game, making it a viable choice for players who enjoy a more hands-on combat style. For more information on the Barbarian class and its abilities, refer to the <a href="https://aftershockunited.gg/diablo/articles/barbarian-codex-of-power-diablo-4">Barbarian Codex of Power</a>.

<h3 style="text-align: justify;">Druid: The Late Bloomer</h3>

Finally, the Druid class, while starting slow, has the potential to peak in the late game. The Druid class requires resource generation and has to hit Level 25 before it can do the Spirit Boon Quest. This quest is crucial as it significantly enhances the Druid's abilities, making it a formidable class in the late game.

Despite these challenges, the Druid class can be quite fun to play, especially for players who enjoy a more nuanced gameplay experience. With its unique abilities and late-game potential, the Druid class offers a rewarding gaming experience for those who stick with it. For more information on the Druid class and its abilities, refer to the <a href="https://aftershockunited.gg/diablo/articles/druid-codex-of-power-diablo-4">Druid Codex of Power</a>.

<h3 style="text-align: justify;">Conclusion</h3>

In conclusion, each class in Diablo IV has its strengths and weaknesses, and the best class for you depends on your preferred playstyle. Whether you prefer the powerful Rogue, the efficient Sorceress, the summoning Necromancer, the average Barbarian, or the late-blooming Druid, Diablo IV offers a class for everyone. Remember, this is just a launch guide based on the information available at this point. As we gain access to the full game, these rankings may change. So, stay tuned for more Diablo IV content and updates. Happy gaming!

Diablo IV offers diverse classes: Sorceress and Rogue excel early on, Necromancer is great for beginners, Barbarian and Druid peak late game.

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<h2 style="text-align: justify;">World Tier Choices in Diablo IV: An In-Depth Analysis</h2>

One of the most frequently asked questions during the last beta of Diablo IV is whether to play on World Tier 1 or World Tier 2. While this question was most commonly inquired about Ashava the World Boss, it applies to the game as a whole. In this article, we will delve into the complexities of the world tiers, showcasing my gameplay testing results from the previous beta. The findings reveal hidden health differences and the minute advantages and potential pitfalls of World Tier 2.

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<h3 style="text-align: justify;">World Tier 2: The Pros and Cons</h3>

Engaging with Diablo IV on World Tier 2 means battling against more challenging monsters, which in turn means these creatures inflict more damage and possess a higher Health pool. Evidence supporting this notion will be shared later in this article. In addition, World Tier 2 offers players 20% more experience and a 15% increase in gold. However, it's important to note that the gold increment is virtually negligible, as most gold in Diablo IV is accrued by selling items rather than looting monsters. The boosted experience, however, can significantly enhance your gameplay, offering one of the few advantages of choosing World Tier 2.

<h3 style="text-align: justify;">Evaluating Health Differences Between World Tiers</h3>

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	<li style="text-align: justify;">Using the rogue's Puncture skill for a three-hit attack on the same enemy in both World Tiers, results showed 24 points of damage in World Tier 2 and 27 in World Tier 1.</li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Extrapolating from the health bar visually after damage, roughly 55%-60% of the health bar remained in World Tier 1, whereas World Tier 2 left about 65%-70% of the health bar.</li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">When we reverse engineer these values, the wolf's total health came out to be 60 in World Tier 1 and approximately 68.5 in World Tier 2.</li>
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These findings suggest that monsters in World Tier 2 have a 10 to 20 HP boost compared to their World Tier 1 counterparts.

<h3 style="text-align: justify;">Calculating World Tier 2 Efficiency</h3>

Assuming a base HP monster of 100 in World Tier 1 and 110 in World Tier 2, and you manage a consistent 100 damage per second (DPS), the calculations show that the experience gain is actually better in World Tier 2. However, this calculation comes with a significant caveat: the monsters hit harder in World Tier 2, and if this means that you're losing DPS due to having to dodge an attack, your experience gain will drop, possibly making World Tier 1 a better choice.

<h4 style="text-align: justify;">The Bottom Line</h4>

Playing in World Tier 2 only offers two clear benefits: additional gold and experience. However, it's important to understand that both of these benefits are tied to killing monsters, which takes longer in World Tier 2. Furthermore, if you can't maintain the same level of DPS in World Tier 2 as you can in World Tier 1, you'll actually end up gaining less experience and gold in World Tier 2.

The main takeaway here is that World Tier 2 is only advantageous if you can either one-shot monsters in World Tier 2 when farming or if you can maintain the same DPS in both World Tiers without having to dodge attacks. If that is not the case then you should stick to World Tier 1&nbsp;because you will be able to kill everything faster and easier and therefore will actually be gaining experience faster than you would on World Tier 2.

For more tips to help you get ready for the launch, check out <a href="https://aftershockunited.gg/diablo/articles/ultimate-launch-guide-get-prepared-for-season-1" target="_blank">this article</a> which is all about that!

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World Tier 2 in Diablo IV increases monster difficulty and rewards, but isn't beneficial unless you can maintain DPS or one-shot enemies.

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