Diablo 4 Kehjistan

Diablo IV utilizes an open world structure with five unique regions. These are Kehjistan (specifically its northern desert region), Scosglen, the Dry Steppes, the Fractured Peaks, and the swamplands of Hawezar. Each of these areas will be 10–20 times larger than even the largest areas in Diablo III. Each of the regions are connected, and players can traverse the areas without interruption. The geography of the regions shifts in accordance with this. For instance, if a player heads south from the Fractured Peaks to Hawezar, they will see a series of waterfalls, as snowmelt feeds the swamps.

Diablo 4 Kehjistan Locations How to get to Kehjistan?

Kehjistan is a densely-populated region within Sanctuary. It is located south of the Dry Steppes and west of Hawezar. Major terrain features within Kehjistan are vast dunes in the north and rainforests in the south. Kehjistan is home to the Mage Clans, cultists and demons. Known locations within Kehjistan include the Borderlands and the capital city of Caldeum.

Kehjistan location on map

The area of Kehjistan borders the Dry Steppes to the north and Hawezar to the east. It sits on the western side of the playable landmass:

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Kehjistan, otherwise called the Eastern Empire, and known in ancient times as Kehjan, was the great empire of the eastern lands of Sanctuary, located along the eastern coast of the Twin Seas, with the emerald jungles surrounding Kurast in the south, and the desolation surrounding Caldeum in the north. Once a bastion of civilization, Kehjistan now lies in ruins.

It is the homeland of the Kehjistani.

Kehjistan is one of the five main areas in Diablo IV. The area is confined to the Borderlands region.

Known Locations

Cities and Towns

• Al Cut (destroyed)
• Alcarnus
• Caldeum (fourth capital)
• Caldeum's Rest
• Gea Kul
• Greater Fahira (ruins)
• Istani
• Kehjan (first capital)
• Khasim Outpost
• Kurast (third capital)
• Lut Bahadur
• Necropolis
• Tabri's Encampment
• Travincal
• Ureh
• Viz-jun (destroyed, the second capital)

Landforms

• Argentek River
• Arachnid Lair
• Black Canyon Mines
• Cave of Burrowing Horror
• Cave of the Betrayer
• Dahlgur Oasis
• Hadi's Claim Mine
• Howling Plateau
• Sirocco Caverns
• Spider Cavern
• Sundered Canyon
• Swampy Pit
• Tunnels of the Rockworm

Regions

• Borderlands
• Desolate Sands
• Dry Steppes
• Flayer Jungle
• Great Marsh
• Shassar Sea
• Spider Forest
• Tardein Wastes

Other

• Archives of Zoltun Kulle
• Black Canyon Bridge
• Cathedral of Light (destroyed)
• Chamber of the Lost Idol
• Chamber of Wisdom
• Grand Temple of the Triune (destroyed)
• Halls of the Damned
• Hidden Conclave
• Kurast Causeway
• Library of Zoltun Kulle
• Tomb of Fahir
• Tomb of Khan Dakab
• Tomb of Sardar
• Vault of the Assassin
• Vile Cavern

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Kehjistan Environment

As we’ve seen from previous visits to Alcarnus and Caldeum, the desert shadows of Kehjistan make excellent cover for a group of rising cultists. They quietly plumb abandoned ruins, seeking power to aid the return of the ancient Prime Evils.

This arid land draws its visual inspiration from the Middle East and the Mojave desert. Once a thriving civilization, it now lies in ruins buried under sand dunes dotted with oases and teeming with threats such as giant scorpions and plenty of bandits. Kehjistan (along with Hawezar) is also home to Truine cultists, a faction previously mentioned only in lore, making its first real appearance in a Diablo game. For Diablo III fans, Blizzard says players will get to see how Caldeum, the capital city, has fared in the many years since the events of that game. While the team doesn’t want to spoil plot details surrounding such an important campaign landmark, it does tease that the situation has been less than great.