Excitement surrounds the discovery of a new Elixir by dataminers in the Season 4 PTR, as Diablo 4 players eagerly anticipate its release.
The upcoming Season 4 has sparked a lot of interest among Diablo 4 players, especially after the PTR revealed a plethora of intriguing details and gameplay changes that will be implemented. Meanwhile, dataminers have been hard at work uncovering additional information that has yet to be officially announced.
The upcoming Elixir, Profane Mindcage, has been leaked by dataminers for Diablo 4 Season 4 PTR. This elixir is expected to increase the levels of Helltide monsters and the drops of Aberrant Cinder in the game. Even though they were unsure of the exact name, Reddit user and Season 4 PTR player ‘atsnal’ shared this information on the subreddit.
Found consumbuble for helltide +10 lvl for monsters byu/atsnal indiablo4
The Profane Mindcage Elixir, according to the OP, was found to raise monster levels by “+10” during Helltides in Diablo 4 Season 4 PTR. In a blog released by dataminers, the mechanism of the Profane Mindcage in the game is also explained in detail.
The dataminers explained in their blog that this elixir enhances the Helltide experience, making it even more demanding and satisfying. Many other players of Diablo 4 are also thrilled about the inclusion of this elixir, as it fulfills their desire for “juicing”mechanics in the game.
According to both dataminers and players of Diablo 4, there is a strong belief that the Profane Mindcage is linked to the Iron Wolves of Season 4. This theory is supported by the fact that datamined information about Season 4 includes references to the Iron Wolves’ fascination with the helltide, along with the discovery of elixirs as potential rewards. One player stated, “This aligns perfectly with the datamined items and their connection to the Iron Wolves.”
Despite the previous seasons being plagued with player complaints about XP gain and loot, the addition of this new Elixir in Diablo 4 Season 4 seems to be highly anticipated.
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