Diablo IV: Complete The Way Of The Three Walkthrough

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Alright, let's tackle 'The Way Of The Three' quest in Diablo IV. This one involves finding and interacting with three specific statues scattered across Kehjistan. Each statue is tied to one of the Prime Evils: Diablo, Mephisto, and Baal. Reading the plaques near them gives clues, but they're pretty cryptic, so I'll break it down for you. The key action for each statue is using the 'Cheer' emote.

Statue 1 - Diablo: Lord of Terror

The plaque for Diablo talks about judgment, cleansing, and souls being strengthened, mentioning that servants 'Praise' at the feet of his effigy. Given Diablo is the Lord of Terror, the most logical place to look is the Shrine of Terror. You've likely stumbled upon this area before, as it's a spot where world events spawn, located northeast of Gea Kul.

Here's how to get there: Start at the Gea Kul waypoint. Head northwest out of the city (though other exits work too) and make your way northeast towards the Shrine of Terror. If you're having trouble pinpointing it, check the map markers provided. Once you arrive at the Shrine of Terror, go to the northernmost climbing point. You'll find the statue there. Interact with it and use the 'Cheer' emote. You'll see fire light up in its hand, confirming you've done it right.

Statue 2 - Mephisto Lord of Hatred

Mephisto's plaque mentions 'beacon of love,' 'infinite grace,' and a place where 'friend turns against friend.' The 'friend turns against friend' part is the big clue here, pointing towards the Fields of Hatred. And remember, 'Praise' means the 'Cheer' emote again.

There are a couple of Fields of Hatred areas, but for this quest, we're heading to the one near Denshar. Teleport to the Denshar waypoint and take the northwest exit. Follow the path for a short bit until you reach a corner. The statue is located right on this corner, specifically on the upper right side as you approach it. It can be tricky to spot because it's mostly just the head left, blending into the environment. Once you find it, use the 'Cheer' emote. Its eyes should glow, letting you know you've activated it.

Statue 3 - Baal: Lord of Destruction

Baal's plaque speaks of 'architect of all creation,' 'crevices of the earth,' and 'Praise.' Combining 'Destruction' with 'crevices of the earth' should make you think of a dark, possibly fiery place related to destruction. This points us towards the Altar of Ruin. 'Ruin' and 'Destruction' are closely linked, and the area is indeed dark with magma. Plus, the dungeon nearby is literally called 'Sepulcher of the Forsworn,' and the text 'Evil stirs beneath the altar of Baal' is a dead giveaway.

Teleport to the Altar of Ruin (it's south of Alzuuda). Follow the path heading north, as if you're going towards the Sepulcher of the Forsworn dungeon. Just before you reach the dungeon entrance, you'll find the large statue of Baal. Use the 'Cheer' emote one last time. This should light up the third statue and update your quest log.

The Way of the Three - Mysterious Gate

With all three statues lit, you'll get an update to head back to the Gates of Hell and interact with a marker to officially accept the next part of the quest. A Mysterious Gate will appear. Head through it; it leads to a small, pseudo-dungeon. Go north until you find the corpse of a priest. Interact with it to reveal its spirit, then talk to it.

After speaking with the priest's spirit, a Communing Pillar will spawn to the east. You need to attack this pillar. Be ready, because you'll face several waves of demons. The second or third wave is particularly tough, featuring numerous Elite enemies. If you have an Ultimate ability, save it for this wave! Once all the demons are defeated, attack the Communing Pillar again, this time to destroy it. Doing so will complete 'The Way of the Three' quest.

The Way of the Three Rewards

As for the rewards, they're pretty standard for a side quest: XP and Gold that scale with your level. You'll also receive a Unique Rare item called the Hellfire Hauberk, which is decent but not game-changing. If you're lucky during the Elite wave at the Communing Pillar, you might even snag a Legendary item. The main takeaway is completing the quest itself and moving on!