Immortal delivers its story in several different ways. Sometimes you only want to play for a few minutes. Sometimes you want to hunker down. We’re trying to accommodate both approaches by keeping the core story fast paced and driven by you, but also hiding lore books and other nuggets throughout the game for people who like to devour background and explore a living, breathing world while they squash demons.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Main Quest | The core, interconnected story that leads you between each zone, beginning in Wortham. |
| Elite Quests | Larger, multi-step quest chains that aren’t necessarily connected to the main quest, but which need time to complete. You can be directed to these quests by Taite, the Adventure Seeker in Westmarch, in exchange for an Adventure Journal, which you’ll earn by completing certain Codex objectives. Elite Quests typically include unique quest rewards, big boss fights, and lots of talking. |
| Side Quests | Bite-sized encounters and quests. If you played Diablo III, they’re a lot like that game’s events. Sometimes a quick ambush in an unexpected place; sometimes a person asking you for urgent help. There are lots of unique side quests in each zone of Diablo Immortal, and they always have random chest rewards. On Hell 1+ difficulty, the Adventure Seeker can also direct you to random side quests in a zone. Since the end of the Closed Beta, we’ve added over 50 new side quests to the game. |
| Contracts | Also added a few more of the espionage-flavored Contracts—unique quests available to the Shadows faction. Contracts introduce (and inflame) the conflict between the Immortals—Sanctuary’s anointed protectors—and the spies that love to mess with them. Many of the Shadows’ contracts are solo-friendly, so even if you don’t go in for group PvE or PvP, we think you’ll find something to enjoy in the dark underbelly of Westmarch. |
Diablo Immortal’s story doesn’t end when the game launches on 6/2. We have plans for new main quest zones as well as new elite and side quests. They will always be available for free.