Diablo 4 Season 11: The Return of the Lesser Evils

• Introduction
• Duriel – Crawling Through Helltide
• Belial – Deception in The Pit
• Andariel – Poison in the Kurast Undercity
• Azmodan – More Than Just a New World Boss
• Conclusion

Introduction

Once again, Sanctuary faces a sinister resurgence as the Lesser Evils make their presence felt in Diablo 4 Season 11. This time, players will encounter four of the seven demon lords from the Burning Hells—Duriel, Andariel, Belial, and Azmodan—who have imbued the endgame with fresh chaos and danger. These malevolent entities embody various aspects of sin and torment, ensuring that each endgame activity is not only perilous but also rife with opportunities for rewards.

Duriel – Crawling Through Helltide

In Season 11, Duriel, the Lord of Pain, invades the Helltide zones, transforming this familiar game mode into a realm of nightmares. With the Blood Maiden taking a break, Duriel rises to spread terror across the land.

**Key Changes:**

• Duriel replaces the Blood Maiden in Helltide.
• New maximum threat now spawns Pangs of Duriel instead of Hellbornes.
• Monster packs now include maggots and the new Portent of Pain mega-maggots.
• Hellwyrm meteors rain down packs of maggots.
• By defeating Pangs, players can earn Baneful Hearts to summon Duriel.

Whether you are a seasoned player or new to Diablo 4's endgame, prepare for a tumultuous challenge.

Belial – Deception in The Pit

The ever-scheming Belial has set his sights on The Pit, shrouding it in illusions and clones that challenge players on a new level. Prepare for an encounter that demands not only skill but also sharp perception.

**Key Changes:**

• Beliable Eyes randomly appear throughout The Pit; destroying them stuns surrounding enemies and spawns Belial Apparitions.
• Taking out multiple Eyes can even replace the final boss with Belial.
• Belial creates enemy clones throughout The Pit.
• Defeating him provides an additional Glyph upgrade and rewards.

As you traverse this chaotic environment, the illusion of safety is fragile; trust your instincts as you navigate through.

Andariel – Poison in the Kurast Undercity

Andariel, the Maiden of Anguish, spreads despair and poison across the Kurast Undercity, making Spirit Beacons far more rewarding yet hazardous.

**Key Changes:**

• Corrupted Spirit Beacons now grant extra attunement but come with increased risk during usage.
• Three new Undercity Tributes not only boost rewards but also ensure Andariel as the ultimate foe.
• Shades of Andariel can now ambush players unexpectedly within the Undercity.
• Enemies may wield Wailing Spirits capable of homing attacks, requiring strategic positioning.
• Purifying enemies yields Divine Favor, assisting your progression in Seasonal Reputation.

The atmosphere in the Undercity is thickening, blending danger with potential rewards—every encounter here could be your last.

Azmodan – More Than Just a New World Boss

The cunning Azmodan, the Lord of Sin, won't stay contained in one arena this season. Not only set to be the new world boss, but players can also summon him at will from specific Altars located south of Zarbinzet.

**Key Changes:**

• Supporting monsters gain affixes from the chosen Lesser Evil.
• Defeat initial foes to spawn Azmodan.
• Conquering Azmodan unlocks chests using Corrupted Essence.

Prepare for a test of strategy as Azmodan challenges players across multiple fronts in a bid for supremacy.

Conclusion

With Diablo 4's Season 11, Blizzard expertly revitalizes the endgame experience, introducing dynamic changes and formidable foes across various modes. This season’s challenges breathe life into the existing structure, making each encounter feel as intense as a mini-season itself, deeply rooted in the rich lore of Diablo. You can enhance your gameplay by acquiring Diablo IV items for sale, ensuring you're well-equipped for the chaos ahead. Dive deeper into the legacy items in Diablo 4 to further bolster your builds as you navigate these perilous new challenges.