The Diablo series has always had

 
Once you’ve completed the questlines for Diablo IV Gold all three acts, you’ll get the quest for Act IV — which will eventually lead to your first mount.
 
You can, of course, ignore these recommendations (they are just recommendations after all), but enemies will hit harder and take longer to kill. So enter at your own peril. Unfortunately, the most efficient order to play is numeric: Act I into Act II into Act III. But if you’re dying to play something new after playing through Act I multiple times in the beta, you can go into Act II with very minor leveling issues, which should remedy themselves quickly as you level up. Just know that you’ll eventually have to go back to Act I before you can unlock Act IV.
 
If you’re intending to play out of numeric order, we recommend playing on World Tier 1 (Adventurer) as it will help nullify the level difference between you and the quests.
 
If you’re concerned about getting spoiled by playing the game out of order, rest easy knowing that the first three acts are basically their own short stories in Sanctuary and don’t converge until Act IV.
 
The Diablo series has always had an overarching story, but Diablo 4 is the first game to really put the narrative front and center. There are beautifully rendered cutscenes, characters you want to root for and against, and a plotline that’s easy to follow without supplemental reading. However, there is some crucial backstory to know before jumping into Diablo 4, specifically surrounding two key characters: Inarius and Lilith.
 
In this Diablo 4 guide, we’re going to walk you through a very brief history of Inarius and Lilith. What is their relationship? Why does everyone keep calling them “Mother” and “Father?” And how did humanity come to exist in Sanctuary, the main setting of Diablo 4? Keep reading to find out.
 
WHO IS INARIUS?
 
Inarius was once an Archangel (that’s basically an angel but cooler and a bit more powerful) who served under Tyrael, the Archangel of Justice, during the Eternal Conflict — a long-standing war that’s exactly what it sounds like (which we’ll cover in a bit) cheap Diablo IV Gold . He’s known as the Prophet and, most commonly in Diablo 4, the Father.