Although I doubt it will be as simple as Inarius stepping in as Lilith's replacement as a villain, it would work thematically. Inarius knows a lot about the High Heavens, and the last thing the angels would want is the guy they kicked out to come back wearing the other team's jersey. Inarius might return as a proper leader for the demons and it could be yet another piece of a larger plan that includes Diablo and Mephisto. The last shot of Inarius sees him essentially melting into the floors of Hell and the teaser shows a demonic skull that seems to be rising upward. Inarius might be poised to become Diablo's version of Satan. He's also prideful to a fault in Diablo 4, which was Lucifer's major sin.
Inarius helped create humans and was exiled from Heaven-the same fate as Lucifer. Reddit user GenuisInDisguise thinks the fourth teaser is evidence of the angel coming back as Lucifer, the one figure in Christianity who Diablo hasn't borrowed yet.
Inarius' goth eraĭiablo 4's most pathetic character, Inarius, gets his wings torn off and a spear to the heart just before the game ends. With no word from the High Heavens and what seems to be a lull in the Eternal Conflict, Diablo could be about to make the first move he's made in a long time. The Prime brothers have had disagreements in the past, but Diablo 4 establishes that these are unprecedented times for everyone, the demons in particular. It's possible that having us kill Lilith was all part of Mephisto's plan and, for all we know, he could be working with his brother. Food and water are in short supply, demons are everywhere, and people are resorting to some pretty nasty things to survive.
Sanctuary, the domain of humanity, is ripe for meddling at the moment. Diablo, like his brothers, isnt't into the whole humanity thing and would prefer if humans stopped interfering with the Eternal Conflict between angels and demons. While I'm not entirely convinced any of the post-credits teasers are him considering how similar they look to Mephisto, it's a possibility worth considering.
Surely he's not pleased with the way the whole one, true Prime Evil plan played out in 3's campaign. He's barely even mentioned in the game, despite having been released back into the wild by Malthael in Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls. (Image credit: Wowhead / Activision Blizzard)ĭiablo 4 is the first in the quadrilogy to not feature Diablo, the Lord of Terror, as a boss.
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