Diablo 4: Inarius VS Lilith in Hell Full (Cinematic) 

dude Im just here to see what people think about the story, but you dont seem to understand that you have MANY subs that watch your videos because of how you tell diablos lore. They are NOT here to watch every cinematic of the game that they want to experince themself. Every single thumbnail and title of these videos spoils it for them and you dont seem to care at all.

I can never understand why ppl who claim they don't want to be spoiled watch or read the damn spoliers.

@@bastalam tbf its not about the entire cuscene. The spoilers are in the title and the thumbnail and if you are subscribed to him it will hit you in teh face

@floundblacky1331 I understand that and can't say anything about other clips, but this one just says A vs. B. How is that a spolier? Maybe the wrong clip to post this. I'm not subbed yet, so I'm not sure if he posted any other that is a giveaway. Also, tbh the game is live, so it's fair game at this point as other sources will upload this too.

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A truly sad ending for the father of sanctuary 😞 He’s such an interesting character, let’s see if he’s reborn as a new angel or if his light is imprisoned in hell forever

@@GameVaultTrailer He wasn't at all how one expected...He acts like an 8 year old child.

Inarius was.. Kind of a disappointment.. I expected a wise angel, who'd be conflicted.....He is literally "Michael" the arch angel from "Supernatural."...Just wants to satisfy "someone" with what he thinks they want.

​@@mrdrebin123 that's the point. Inarius is fixated on Heavens and his faith in it. But many times "faith is blind" Ironic isn't it? Light often blinds, but in darkness you can find knowledge many will despise

@@mrdrebin123 Indeed, said something similar myself when commenting on another thread here about why I thought his "repentance" wasn't accepted by Heaven. "Personally, I think if anything would have done it, it wouldn't have been a sense of hatred and being a victim of the consequences of his own choices. Maybe, maybe if he had looked at his son, at Lilith, at mortals, and Sanctuary, not as abominations he hated, but as souls that had to suffer the consequences of his sin, maybe if he felt remorse for what his decisions inflicted upon them, instead of what those choices cost himself. Even Lilith, yes she is a demoness, with all the flaws of one, which he knew full and well when he decided to join with her, hating her more than he loved her for things he knew of her before he bonded with her, making a child he that he considered a failure, his own failure, not his son's, the fact that these choices he made caused these mortals he hated for weak and easily corruptible to be such. Maybe if he accepted his responsibility in all of these this, maybe that would have been different."

Also got a love how Lilith tried as hard as she could to make Inarius see the obvious and help him, but the moment he brushed off Rathma without a hint of remorse was the moment she knew that he was beyond saving.

Inarius was consumed with hatred, and Lilith pierced his heart with the spear of light, as the prophecy foretold.

​@@he-mememan359 omg you're right. That actually escaped me on the playthrough. Thank you kind sir!

@@Blain260686 After the cutscene the characters say they think it refers to Inarius wounding Lilith, so that makes sense. Personally, I think they misinterpreted the prophecy, a common trope in prophecy, to mean Lilith.

@@he-mememan359 Yeah, it's Inarius that hates Sanctuary/mortals, not Lilith. Lilith is more like indifferent, she doesn't care about mortals but she won't go out of her way to help/destroy them either. She just sees them as tools.

“If our precious laws all bind you to inaction, then I shall no longer stand as your brother” - Tyrael D3

"Stay awhile and Listen" - some old dude D2

Silence in the darkness for beings of light and sound is definitely poignant.

@@TuthyTuts D1 .. That dude was in D1 :P

Best line was when she said you belong in hell 😧😦that’s was wicked

Inarius and Lilith should have went into family counseling

100% right

This is the best cinematic I've ever seen in general, not just from blizzard. crazy quality.

Bethesdas Elder Scroll Online cinematics is up there too

Blizzard gets hardcarried by the art/storytelling (important: not writing it, TELLING it) teams. Has been the case for like a decade at this point. Even if the game is bad, the art team pulls you in/keeps you in

Almost as if mommy Lilith gave those ungrateful knobs free will for that exact reason

@@endlessnoodle3056 "Mommy Lilth?" Yes, officer? Here I have some heretic for the horny jail.

Inarious Aura give them morale, strength, and resistance, like how they walk on lava

Exactly. Fuck god, fuck the devil, do what we please and we will live a happy life. Religion fucks over the children. I've seen it.

lmao id laugh humans got advanced like us and created a nuke just saying this for fun if humans dont need help from any angels or demons

I'm low key pissed there isn't a whole movie like this.

You telling me you don't like the 10fps slide shows that make up 80% of the cutscenes?

like.. i stab you and turn my back and you stab me?

The voice acting of Lilith is on point and on fire.

​@@sakmadeek4118aint that life tho?

And this woman, BECAUSE WE FIGHT ON HIS HOLY NAME

I loved watching that bastard suffer and his pathetic little army get destroyed.

Yes but he comes across as a baby, crying for his mommy as he is slain

Inarius had it coming, it was prophecy, "then came a spear of light, piercing Hatred's heart".

@@he-mememan359 - I'm of the opinion he was never let into heaven because intentions were not pure. He did not want to “Just be in the Heavens” he had some anterior motive for getting there. Which explains while lilth was able to manipulate the hatred in his heart.

That wasn’t lunacy at all. Is making fun of people’s faith and devotion nowadays a trend?

@@mohandave5825 did anyone say it was? no, but getting on your knees and praying while a hoard of demons is rushing towards you looks crazy in the eyes of less faithful people

@@mohandave5825 It was a lunacy in sense she did not and refused to see they were all deceived by Inarius. I love this scene, because it shows power that faith can carry, but also how fragile it is when its based on a lie. "Open my eyes blinded with your light now"

@@mohandave5825 Praying casually in front of a Horde of Demons lead by the daughter of one of the Best Prime Evils is sane?

see how he climbs up to be up and doesn't even fight

That’s how it describes it in the Bible *

​@@itskomp what scriptures exactly? 🧢

i can see angels with those type of wings

Definitelly perfect

This is a movie here. Inarius and Lilith. LOL If done well this could be basically Avatar but Lilith can't die like in the stupid game.

Yes. Not to mention more inarius cutscenes in general .. there were 2 and the stupid speech.

Hmm. It's already in the books tho

Inarius had two steps to his arc. 1. Meet for blessing 2. RIP

that’s all shit that’s been fleshed out in other media

Demons were like: Well, well, well. While grinning nastily. 😁

oddly enough I can understand some small amount of his pain

I like how consistently vile Lilith is. If I had to chose between the two I would chose Lilith more often than Inarius, but there is no denying it that she goes all the way up to 11 when it comes down to spiteful punishment. She does this with Donan and does it with Inarius. I'm kinda sad we defeated her 'so quickly' actually. But made sure I paid her back in full too, as I was "tormenting her" with bear puns the entire time I was mauling her.

facial expressions also sell it.

@@stankgangsta4105Inarius doesn’t have a face wdym lol

@@Alexshorten7343 pain my ass, a deluded tyrant who killed his own flesh and blood.

Best Mommy

God: sweats heavily*

Abraham in the Bible bro? Opposite story - God loved that guy Btw I'm an atheist

@@clockywork Cool bro, awesome

i really wish one could see how tyrael and imperius would react to all of this shit xD

Nah lol, this was so corny wtf

Don't get how this is related to lotr tbh

​@@symbolitical4158 it's called comparing the vibes. Or do you need me to elaborate further?

do you think lotr has these vibes?

@@gamongames Nah, this is some trashy, generic hollywood plotting by Diablo 4. They had so much time to work on a good story and this is what they give us? I like diablo when it had more of a horror theme than this hollywood action stuff How many times have we seen this type of scene before? *The main protagonist and antagonist and their armies wage war on each other and then the two go fight on the side and then one of them gets stabbed/hurt and "dies" to then come back and be victorious*? I bet I must have seen that type of scene more than 20 times already by Hollywood.

He also stabbed her in the abdomen, he murdered their child and then stabbed her right where any child would grow if say they had stayed united

I think she wanted to prove to him one final time that he's never getting to heaven again, but he was so consumed by madness at that stage it was pointless.

9i

@@keithsstepdad Its shitty to see such a heroic Character die for nothing.

​@Iceman Chambers I feel like it's to drive home the point that the Angiris Council and heaven in general is full of stuck up assholes. Tyrael was the only one to truly give a shit about humanity, even more than Inarius since Inarius feared the race of people that he literally fathered.

Yeah that would've changed the whole dynamic. He had long gone mad and that wasn't really shown

Mephisto said there was already Hatred in his heart when Inarius arrived hell. That he only decided to refine it. Mephisto relly broke Inarius

In the end it was the piece of his being that mourned and grieved for the children he had forsaken that brought him low in the pursuit of a home that had long since shut their gates.

@@phugindomas He was stark raving mad even before the Angiris Council gave him to Mephisto.

@@FiendMatadorSlayerOfNoobs obviously, it was just poorly represented.

With a demon

​​@@HazzyFcrazya demon...yes but a wife and a mother and he threw it all away for the sin of pride

@@-o-dq7nd if you gonna do sinister shit you may as well do it for yourself she’s a Damn Demon

@@HazzyFcrazyand? The “humans” in game aren’t humans…. They half demon half angel….

@@HazzyFcrazyhaha yes the demon who didn’t kill her own son and all that he did is the “bad one” for being a demon like she can change that LOL. this whole comment section is so dumb to me

The eternal conflict wasn't what destroyed their safe place. When the Demons and Angels who made humanity saw how powerful their children were many wanted to destroy them. Lilith, in a mad frenzy, murdered angel and demon alike for contemplating such a thing. Inarius sealed her away as a result.

@PremiereGameplay4K It was the parents interfering with their own love though

Moral of the story, there are no safe spaces.

@@music79075 Yes and no I think? After Lilith and Inarius disappeared, the angels and demons started to look for them. They could've let them go and continue fighting but they didn't. This shows that no matter who disappears to find happiness outside the conflict, whether there are powerful children or weak "food" children, they will be forced back into the conflict and said children will be harmed. Lilith predicted this and birthed strong children and strengthened them to end the conflict so that she may have that peace (and thereby granting Inarius's alleged dream of ending the conflict). Whether it's Inarius's pride/jealousy towards his own children or his desire to stand on top of everything, he's the key as to why her plan initially failed-the reason why Sanctuary is close to being destroyed and why the (nephilim, now) human children are suffering. "Prime Evil" Inarius sounds about right. Lilith's killing of angels and demons to protect her children is par for the course of motherhood. It's a very emotional act that you wouldn't expect from an angel let alone a demon-emotion not found in immortal beings. Lilith is 100% different from demons and angels-a real being that can and will care for the nephilims/humans (as long as they'll accept her)! And if you really want to argue that "they're more powerful", the same could be said about Anu and Tathamet. Why didn't the angels and demons unite to kill them both? That's just an excuse to "justify" killing including them in the endless struggle. Screw angels, screw demons!!

⁠@@music79075 is wanting to kill your children not considered conflict? You sound like you’re nitpicking and just wanted to show you can read a wiki page. 🤨🙄

Man he misread that prophecy harder than when you misread that your hot high school crush is waiving to you but it turns out she's waiving to the captain of the lacrosse squad who's standing behind you.

@@nks432 bro wtf happened to you in high school 😭

He was home sick to an insane degree. May you never have such an affliction placed upon you and found yourself wanting for strength of character.

​@@SuperLumianaire Angels will never accept him back even if he kills all the evils 🤣

@@AlithAnar you laugh at a good man's pain and madness? Hope nothing like that happens to you.

there is an animated short of diablo by the way.

I thought the same, what if there weren't enough troops to fight the demons. But, I also had in mind that if inarius was right, and killing Lilith would grant him entrance to heaven, he would of just left leaving all humans in hell. Just to be overwhelmed. Astaroth would of been in hell by that point, capable to lead the demons against the humans.

in terms of fighting once he is confident he cant lose , its only when someone talks shit out of him does he actually lose , he never lost a battle in pure skill or power

​@@deepaksingh-ku9uf​@deepaksingh-ku9uf yeah Lilith had to beat him mentally. She let him stab her so he would ease up then she fucked with his head more till he let his guard down. As Diablo said the trap that has lest is sprung.

It is shown through the game faith can make humans do inhuman things. Problem was, their faith as based on a lie. Moment of doubt and they instantly lost.

All of the angels are...they are made if Vesper sounds

Well, he is otherworldly lol

It's one of the cooler aspects of Diablo in my opinion. Angel's aren't just people with wings, but they aren't terrifying monstrosities like the demons, they're beings of light and sounds who technically lack a physical form, on top of it just being a cool design it gives them a distinction when compared against demons.

@@HW.0029 Not anymore after Lilith corrupted the wings and essence of Inarius

@@TheWarmachine375 dude is still an angel lmao.

agree. they still know how to do the tricks :o

D2R cinematics are kinda shit tho

Blizzard r back to their right place after diablo 4 and anyone who denys it is just a hater

@@s.6swiz62 and u are a fan boy ;) Diablo 4 IS not Bad... But way to soon for speaking about blizzard

@@kevinheraud1945 firstly no one was talkin to ur dumb ass kevin, secondly blizzard for me fell off with immortal, i aint no fan boy im a person who likes facts, and the fact is that diablo 4 is a good game with no micro transaction that puts u ahead for other players, u can call that fan boying if u want , i call it facts. Blizzard made an amazing game with an amazing story and end game grind ;)

Best one is still the zerg invasion in StarCraft 2 that kerrigan sees in her sleep

Well it's because that faith was in the falsehood Inarius perpetuated throughout Sanctuary to hide the fact that he was weakening the people of Sanctuary because nephilim were a threat to the high heavens (at least they thought so because everything is about those fart sniffers)

Because Inrius clinged to hope that if he would set things right by killing Lilith and their creation, the heavens would accept him once again- even when Imperius did not even speak to him anymore. He basically chased empty hopes, which ended in his downfall, as his world shattered when he supposedly killed Lilith, and Heavens did not answer. The priest and the holdiers fought for the humanity valiantly against hell, awhile the god entity in their eyes, Inasirus chased his own goals. If he stood with the mortals and repeled the hordes of demons, they would aid him with Lilith and then, he would be still depressed, but at least, alive.

@@janchada710 Loved your comment, completely agree with you.

@@janchada710 the only problem with that is the high heavens don't like sanctuary or humans so him standing by human probably wouldnt work either its just like lilith says, they basically cast him out the moment they made sanctuary and there was no going back regardless of what inarius did.

@@Yukaze89 But if Inarius sided with nephalem and pushed back into hell, wouldn't it be only benefical for High Heavens to join the conflict and end hell once for all? I mean, we still have to see what is going on at the High Heavens, as we did not have single word of them in D4. Perhaps they all died to covid and couldn't answer Inarius's plea for help.

Not with this writing and simping...

It's really a crappy game and the story is there but not great at all.

@@dvls2945 WHATS wrong with the writing? Are u also a fanboy who can’t accept the fact Lilith won?

Chills? Bro what are you 12

@@bishyassss9586 first of all she lost (also in a lame way btw) and turned out to be completely useless but now whats wrong with the writing? Whats wrong?? Everything. Starting with the build up that lead to nowhere, inarius being absolutely empty and lame character and also dying in the lamest way possible doing a ridiculous Oberyn move, ending with lilith doing absolutely nothing, dying like voldemort (again lack of creativity) and receiving no real karma/punishment she deserved from both heaven and hell because of her plot/gender armor. There is a reason we are never shown female characters in massive defeat and physical pain... Thats just quick few examples.

They’re not the Nephalem, they’re just soldiers of the cathedral of light. I’ll stand corrected but the Nephalem are children of angels and demons and player characters of Diablo 3

@@SW18_103 Oh right… got them confused. I think those soldiers are human?

​@@Mystrohan npc's

@@Mystrohan They are human

@@Mystrohan bang on, and it’s misleading too since they’re such capable warriors and we’re used to npcs/humans being the most useless in combat ever haha.

She gave inarius one last chance. she embraced the stab from inarius. inarius broke his own vow of never harming lilith, and that was the last straw that broke the camel's back.

Pathetic crap

Izual may have been the Fallen Angel, but Inarius may as well be the Aspect of Hatred

stupidity is the answer

The was the one problem I had with this, walking in lace would do way more than just melt your skin lol her feet would just melt off. Plus apparently she survived that somehow...

​@@iRoyalFlush Think the lava walking is due to the power Inarius gave her. Surviving being swarmed like that is possibly a protection spell or intentionally done by Lilith who knows? She's not normal she has some power.

So badass, maybe she will search for Inarius in hell

@@iRoyalFlush Because magic duh

We always want more, but this is rpg game after all, story telling is not a main part here… but still im thankful if what we got about Inarius here, thank god they dont make him” good” aka Tyrael.. its just dont feet diablo universe like d3 ending..

So by your comment my guess is that Lilith still loves Inarius after all this years BUT from the moment she learned the he killed Rathma, their one and only baby boy she knew that the Inarius that she loved was no more.

​@@fallenaeon7084 to be fair , its a matter of debate of how much she really cared for Inarious and all their children. But the scene where she mourns Rathma, while contemplating what he *could* have been for her own ends, shows that she *does* care albeit in her own twisted way as the Daughter of Hatred

Yeah I was hoping Inarius would be the good angel like Tyrael. Turned out hes another idiot angel like Imperius. Lilith was very sad when he confirmed he killed his/their son just to "please the heavens" who dont even care about him anymore.

⁠@@iROChakri this is exactly why people are disappointed, the back story of Inarius is clearly lacking. We could have given more about how he began from being a Tyrael like “good” angel, being tired of the eternal conflict, escaped with Lilith, fell in love, and then found out by the high heavens and tortured into insanity, became another Imperius idiot angel trying to repent his sins and went on a killing spree here in D4. Instead, we ONLY got the idiot angel and the killing spree bit. We could have given more flashbacks.

Well it did come true. Metaphorically. Inarius was the one in the end, consumed by hatred. He killed his own son and wouldn't hesitate to eradicate humankind, to undo his "mistakes". And he is the one getting pierced by his own spear.

Wasn't Rathma Lilith's heart. He was killed by stabbing in the heart. Or a metaphoric stab in the heart, Inarius' pride and self centered nature-like a spear, pierced Lilith's heart when he said Sanctuary is an abomination and he has to destroy it to undo him mistakes.

@@michaliskz8319 but who was the one in chains who was set free? Both Lilith and Inarius died as a result.

@@marisbury Maybe the Prime Evils?

@@marisbury Mephisto was in metaphoric chains, weakened and captive in hells then inside his blue soulstone which the girl might shatter or push into her body to contain his Evil - Diablo 1 warrior style.

It was said that she tortured him(as revenge or smth) before finishing him off so not sure, blizzard propably wanted to make it painful not really corruption.

He's dead.

It looks like angel’s flesh when their “limbs” come off their “body”? But you could be right that Mother infected him with some kind of Hell virus 😂

thought it was more of her disintegrating his wings & ripping them off

She was just corrupting his light essence and ripping his wings off to torture him. If an angel dies without their wings then they don't get resurrected in heaven. They end up staying where they die.

Lol armored hoodies

@@KahlilAngeles Fat lot of good all that armor did for Inarius. One stab and he was on his knees.

@@woodenmetal2977 To be fair, he was pierced by his own weapon. That would do it.

But I sad he was dead! I like him I fell he is so hot :))

I saw comments from people complaining that Inarius died because of that. He didn't. Lilith burned him. And her stabbing him only knocked him down and allowed her to properly kill him. And for Lilith, she knew that he was going to stab her (when she turns to him her arms are spread wide like to embrace) and I'm sure she played the damage a bit. Though, the stab was still something as it is later noted that Lilith seems to be weaker.

@@krzysztofczajka6752 she burned him how? What exactly did she kill him with? His own wings?

@@bulkathos5207 With the magic of a God perhaps? You know, being the creator of the world you are in certainly gives you some advantages.

@@bulkathos5207 She tore his wings off

@@GnosticAtheist They created the world with the power of the Worldstone, not their own power.

Seems very unfair to Inarius but then I haven't been keeping up with Diablo lore.

@@woulfhound The two of them basically agreed ages ago that the Endless Conflict was sort of pointless. So they stole the World Stone together and with a few other dissenters to the conflict, made Sanctuary. For awhile, things were peaceful. Sanctuary had demons and angels - and their nephalim offspring living together - without the influence of Heaven or Hell. The issue became that it was pretty soon realized how strong the nephalim were. Considering lore wise, all angels/devils are shards of Anu - it makes sense that a being that is basically a rejoining of those shards would be stronger. There was talk of killing the nephalim off for fear that they might be used as a weapon against the other side. They were seen as abominations. Rather than make a choice, Inarius basically went to think about a solution. That left Lilith with the other angels and demons, who were still pretty keen on killing the nephalim. She chose violence to protect the nephalim and humans, and killed off any that would raise a hand to them. Eventually Inarius returned and made the World Stone weaken nephalim. Every generation would be born weaker and weaker, until they were mortal humans. But even then, they could prove to be stronger and a potential weapon to turn the tide towards whichever side they chose. Ultimately - the memory of where they came from was removed from nephalim / humans for the most part to further keep them weak. The result is they started developing cultures and some of them were gifted in magic. Some of the magic users could summon spirits. These spirits were actually demons. Which lead to Hell finding out about Sanctuary first. That lead to a discreet attempt to sway humans to Hell's side with a religion. This gradually escalated - to the point that both sides realized that Sanctuary existed and that nephalim were strong / even in human form when they awakened their nephalim nature. One of them chose to sacrifice themselves to protect Sanctuary from both Angels and Demons - basically - humans chose to be left out of the nonsense. Tyrael witnessed this sacrifice, and realized that humans / nephalim had good in them. So when the archangel council decided what to do about them - He chose to spare humanity. This was along with the angel of hope. And an angel who had a scroll that foretold the outcome of the conflict. The choice was made to have a sort of stalemate for awhile - and to leave Sanctuary out of the Eternal Conflict. Inarius was given over to Hell to sort of seal the deal. He had abandoned the Heavens, helped steal the World Stone, and had lead other angels to breed with demons in order to no longer participate in the Great War. So he was punished in Hell by demons for eons. So he comes out regretting his choice. He laments the existence of humans and blames them for keeping him from being able to return to the High Heavens. He doesn't accept any responsibility for his choice. He just wants to return to heaven. And as a continued show of that, he murders his own son. The son he had with Lilith. A son who by all rights taught that there should be balance and who trained necromancers in the art of balancing the good and evil within them - and who taught them to use the undead to fight demons. He's a craven, honorless bastard. And honestly, he deserved a lot worse than what he got. Lilith isn't wrong. He does deserve damnation.

@@GunmetalRaven Thank you for clearing that up and for the recap. Still, it sounds like heaven betrayed Inarius, not the other way around. I did hear that Inarius banished Lilith to the void at one point and that's why he was tortured in hell. It sounds like the two were meant for each other since Lilith is a sociopath anyway. ...but yea, killing his own son just to get the approval of the ones who had abandoned him was a very sad thing to do.

@@GunmetalRaven But at this point, Inarius was broken. Was his right in his actions? No. But all this happend because of the Eternal Conflict and because his own bretheren have given him to the demons. He was neither craven or honorless, he was mad, and his madness led him down this path, just like Liliths willingnes to destroy both Hell and Heaven led her down to the path of her own demise at the hands of her creations she was so desperate to use.

@@woulfhound He's actually banished her to the void twice. The first time was when he got back and found she'd killed angels and demons while he was thinking of a solution. She did it to protect the nephalim but yeah... The second time was when she found her way out of the Void and tried using the humans to help her win the war to capture Heaven/Hell the first time. And wiping out the Church of the one and the church of the triune ( which was a front to get folks to worship the 3 strongest primeevils). That lead to a human awakening his nephalim abilities... And well Tyrael witnessing his self sacrifice to protect Sanctuary from both sides. The 'ceasefire' on Sanctuary was basically agreed to by him being given over as a prisoner of war. Lilith isn't wrong though. The only way to stop the conflict is for someone strong enough to overthrow Heaven and Hell and hold power. The nephalim would've been able to do that. You'd think the angels wouldn't be so damn naive as to think a demon would keep a promise though. -_-* And it's the demon half of nephalim and humanity that makes them leave the humans in Sanctuary to suffer. It's not like courting good favor with humans would win them to their side or anything.

I think Lilith sees humanity more like tools than anything. You can feel sorry for example if something precious for you, like a car or a cloth is wasted but that’s not real love. Lilith actions speak for herself, she is willing to sacrifice entire cities of innocents or weaks only to get a powerful army, even she said it to Elias. Real love is when you are not selfish and you are able even to sacrifice yourself for someone else. Lilith and Inarius are unable to do that.

​@@JotaP1ni think she look at humanity generally just as a tool for war, but only Rathma as her child.

Yeah whoever that voice actor is, she is EXCELLENT.

It is deception. Lilith only cares for her grand plan. Rathma was a means to an end. So was Inarius. At the end of the day she is a demon plotting and she admitted in the storyline that she wasn't going to save anybody. Elias was just misguided like all the other cultists.

Only to betray all of that.. He’s gone mad crazy. He was a tortured prisoner.

@@oliberrr If you were sold on auction to a slavemaster by your family, tortured for years, would even a demented mind long for home? Knowing they sold you?

Crazy isn’t logical. And people didn’t have to be clinically crazy to do mind boggling things for example staying in an abusive relationship. It is highly plausible to expect stupid things from Inarius, logical or not.

You miss the part when he was in torture in hell for millennia, people forget that torture in hell is not some vocation in Hawaii bro…

@@Glacialvoid not only was he crazy, he was tortured for *thousands* of years. He also didn’t change humanity because he wanted to keep them from being harmful to each other…he did it because he was afraid of them. Inarius has always been a bit of an egotistical bastard, now we just get to see it.

Imperius also of anger. Not that Inarius doesn't have it, but Imperius takes the crown in that regard.

Imperius is guilty of the sin of wrath

the war against evil is always an uphill battle. being good is never easy.

Inarius also had a relationship with a demoness. I'm pretty sure that would count as some kind of sin

or side with inarius and lilith to fight against hell and the prime evils

@@sumairshirazi Ya this game is weird. The hero or mc almost feels like the villain now.

@@blaket1841 ikr

@@blaket1841 they made inarius as a joke

@@sumairshirazi it would make a great plot imo, but honestly they won't let us end the Heaven and Hell war because there won't be any thing left to milk from

He couldve had heaven on earth 😫

Not like there is much going on in heaven anyways. Malthael is potato, Tyrael is on world tour, and imperious would be more than willing to "judge" inarius xD

@@Navhkrin Heaven locked their doors after the events of D3 and Reaper of Souls as Diablo and Malthael's campaigns almost destroyed them. Inarius was doomed from the start when he got free.

get out of here sjw

@@TheSSBBfan666 Yep the crystal arch is probably overheating reprinting 80% of the heavenly host. The only angel that comes to mind for help would be Tyrael, but he's probably the one who judged Inarius in the first place.

I hope they don't the writing feels beneath vivziepop. And I don't mean that as a compliment to her.

that prophecy was abou Mephisto blue stone was the light and mephi was heart of hatred

@@MUSIC3787 true but i was speaking on Inarius point of view there xD you might expected him to follow the prophecie to the letter at that point

And it's interesting that inarius's own spear pierced inarius's heart...

@@MrDJFlyHi "Sanctuary is an abomination!" sounds like hate to me. So the heart of hatred seems to be Inarius' in this scenario. But then again, prophecies are usually allegorical or have a twist so might be anything.

" A spear of light, that pierces hatreds heart" I think the heart of the one full of hatred actually indicated Inarius... He wanted to destroy the Sanctuary.

Nah Riot got them beat long time ago

@@BengNinja did you saw their latest cinematic ? Was just a pure joke ...

well, they truly missed a LOT of opportunities with this game and just went the cookie cutter route. truly a shame, a damn shame.