Lilith

Blizzard Entertainment has a long history of creating games highly personalized protagonists, heroes that we can relate to and root for.

I enjoy the character of Marc Remillard from Julian May's Saga of Pliocene Exile because he is such an overwhelmingly smug character, and yet still affable and relatable -- able to be friendly with the protagonists of the story, yet still swan in at the end after having beaten them down with his psionic powers and say "As you can see, I've won.

Diablo 4 has been out for a while now.

Who is Rathma, and why is he so important to the story of Diablo 4?

Though the franchise is named after Diablo, the Lord of Terror is not the only of the Evils to stalk the surface of Sanctuary.

I have been playing a lot of Diablo 4 in the time since the early access for pre-orders went live.

In Diablo 4, more so than any other game in the series, the world in which the Diablo universe is set, Sanctuary, is almost a character with a full backstory and personality all its own.

Strictly speaking, the question, "is Lilith the villain of Diablo 4?" can be answered, "yes." Lilith is the villain because she's the being whose plans kick off the whole game.

You would think a Diablo game would have to include the franchise's titular character, but Diablo 4, with its focus on Lilith and Inarius, could be different.

Whether you adore Valentine's Day, or prefer the Gal- or Pal-entine's variations -- or maybe you couldn't care less about a specific day and want to share your affections with someone special any day of the year -- BlizzardWatch and social media team of the Diablo franchise can lend you a hand in sending a message to that significant someone.