Read on, and you’ll be raiding these mini-dungeons in no time. They’re definitely worth running though, so to save you some time we’re going to show you how to find a hidden lair in Diablo Immortal and all Hidden Lair locations too. They’re not signposted particularly well and you’ve limited time to find one once it’s opened in the zone. The thing is, finding hidden lairs in Diablo Immortal can be quite tricky. They’re a good source of XP for those looking to level up fast as well as a great way to farm normal gems, as you’re guaranteed one normal Gem each time you complete a hidden lair. In short, Hidden Lairs are a bit like mini-dungeons that you and your party can run from time to time. You might have seen this notification pop up at various points whilst playing Diablo Immortal, but if you’ve only just started playing you might not know what it means, especially considering the game doesn’t make it abundantly clear what these hidden lairs are in the first place. For more details, head over to the official website.A hidden lair has opened in this zone. Given that this game appears to be far better received in the Middle Kingdom than anywhere else, we wouldn’t be surprised if more attention is paid to that version instead. Cosmetics aside, it is anyone’s guess what the real differences are.

One being for the international market and another for China. Well, what does this all mean? The most obvious one would be the fact that there will likely be two versions of the game.

Furthermore, the Necromancer’s skeletal buddies are now zombies in the Chinese version, which isn’t surprising, since they don’t like imagery of spooky skeletons over there for some reason. While that look would be par for the course in a Japanese game, seeing a effeminate Diablo character is an interesting one.

The more perplexing change of course is reserved for the Necromancer who looks like he has been de-aged, looking more of a pretty boy in the process. Not too bad a change, even if it is a peculiar one. While everyone else would get something along the lines of a Nordic chad, the barbarian for the Chinese market looks more like a Mongol. Follow us on Twitter Follow and Tweet us Tweet to most obvious example would be the the barbarian, which appears to have gone though changes with regards to his ethnicity.

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