Diablo 4 continues the saga of Diablo 4 Gold Blizzard's popular previous games by offering a fresh glimpse into Hell. The follies of man as well as angels and demons form the basis of the Diablo series, and the former Archangel Tyrael is squire-like in the middle of all this.

A long time after Inarius and Lilith secretly created Sanctuary with the Nephalem - the child of angel and man, the council of Archangels was formed to decide humanity's fate. The vote was cast by Tyrael, who was the vote that decided the fate of humanity, and as such,

he'd be held accountable for the decision by the rest of the Angiris Council, leading to his death before the events in Diablo 4 all for the humanity's sake. His role in the new game is not yet clear however there are possible ways that this key character could be involved in the future of the series.

Diablo 3 is a deep dive into Tyrael's story, as he evolves into The Fallen Star by tearing off his own wings and plummeting into Sanctuary where the descendants of the Nephalem reside. As he joins forces with a powerful descendant of Tyrael, Tyrael eliminates the primary evils and takes control of the Black Soulstone. In the event that Archangel of Death, Maltheal, went after the stone and took on all of his comrades It was Tyrael who was the one to send his friend into Pandemonium to defeat death itself.

Tyrael is able to keep his mortal form. However, he joins his angelic brethren to transform into his Aspect Justice and Wisdom. Diablo 3 ends with him looking to see if his mortal companion, who is likely to become corrupted should someday become the new threat to Heaven, Hell, and Sanctuary or even life itself. The Aspect of Justice and Wisdom will not be able to sit back while Inarius marches an army upon Hell to buy Diablo IV Gold find his former lover, Lilith.