Season 19 is the Season of Eternal Conflict and with it come an awesome array of killstreak rewards! Inspired by the war waged between the High Heavens and the Burning Hells, you‘ll earn increasingly powerful effects as you unleash destruction upon your foes. Read on to learn more about the brand-new Season of Eternal Conflict buff, two divinely inspired new class sets, and a handful of old and new item reworks coming in Patch 2.6.7! On March 21st, Redditor LemonConnoiseur posted a meme to the /r/memes subreddit referencing the "Blessed Mother, save us" line from the Diablo 4 cinematic trailer, receiving over 9,300 upvotes and 90 comments in 22 hours (seen below).Season 19 begins November 22, alongside our next Diablo III patch. The release of the beta caused a spike in fan content relating to Lilith.
An open beta test of Diablo 4 was set for March 24th through the 27th, with some players gaining early access to the beta on March 17th through the 19th. On March 17th, 2023, the GameClips YouTube channel posted a cinematic from Diablo 4 heavily featuring Lilith, garnering over 450,000 views in five days (shown below). The winner was purportedly awarded pet supplies. On November 15th, the Chinese Diablo forum bbs.d.163.com hosted a photoshop contest where users were encouraged to photoshop Lilith holding their cat, resulting in numerous images of Lilith with cats (examples shown below). On November 2nd, 2019, DeviantArt user kronicArt posted a drawing of Lilith, garnering over 1,000 views in four years. Lilith quickly became the subject of fan art and memes over the following months after the reveal of Diablo 4.
On November 1st, 2019, Lilith was featured at the end of the cinematic announcement trailer for Diablo 4 (shown below). Lilith has since purportedly been mentioned in Diablo 3 and appears in several of the Diablo novels. On her page, she is described as the "Queen of the Succubi and matriarch of demons," although she's also noted as the "mother of humanity" in Diablo IV. Although this is her first appearance in the series, it is considered non-canon. Her in-game model is the same as Andariel's with a slight change in color. In the game, she is depicted with yellow skin, long red hair and four spear-like appendages extending from her back (shown below). Lilith's first appearance in the Diablo franchise was during the Pandemonium Event in Diablo 2, released with the 1.11 patch on August 8th, 2005.
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