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6. World Tiers and Difficulty
You can change World Tiers to increase difficulty and Diablo 4 Items rewards:

Tier 1: Adventurer – Best for new players.

Tier 2: Veteran – Moderate difficulty, better rewards.

Tier 3: Nightmare – Unlocks after completing the campaign and Capstone Dungeon. Sacred gear begins dropping.

Tier 4: Torment – Requires another Capstone Dungeon. Ancestral gear and Unique items become available.

Only increase tiers when your build and gear are ready—rushing into higher tiers underprepared can lead to cheap Diablo IV Items frustration.

7. Endgame Content
Once you finish the main story, Diablo 4 opens up even more:

Nightmare Dungeons: Use Sigils to unlock harder dungeons with affixes.

Helltides: Time-limited world events that rain down tougher enemies and currency for Tortured Gifts.

Tree of Whispers: Complete bounties across Sanctuary for valuable loot caches.

World Bosses: Massive open-world fights offering Legendary loot.

PVP in the Fields of Hatred: Battle other players for Red Dust, which you can purify and trade for cosmetics and items.

Plan your activities around your goals—whether farming gear, XP, or currency.

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World Tiers and Difficulty (Diablo IV)
You can change World Tiers to increase difficulty and improve item rewards:

Tier 1: Adventurer – Best for beginners.

Tier 2: Veteran – Moderate challenge, improved rewards.

Tier 3: Nightmare – Unlocked after completing the campaign and Capstone Dungeon. Sacred gear starts dropping.

Tier 4: Torment – Requires an additional Capstone Dungeon. Unlocks Ancestral gear and Unique items.

Only move up when your build and gear are ready—rushing higher tiers unprepared can lead to frustration.

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