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2400 GOBLINS SPAWNED IN 1 SINGLE DUNGEON WTF?! Diablo 4 Lord of Hatred
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Key takeaways
Storyline (context)
- The subtitles don’t focus on a narrative storyline plot. They instead describe an endgame farming exploit/interaction in Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred, specifically inside Nightmare Dungeons.
- The interaction involves shrines, goblin splitting, and a Sorcerer node/mechanic (referred to as a “war plan”) that traps and then releases goblin “souls.”
Gameplay highlights / key mechanic
- A player demonstrates a setup that can spawn 2,000+ Goblins in a single Nightmare Dungeon run, with the possibility of reaching ~10,000 under favorable RNG and shrine timing.
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The core loop revolves around the Sorcerer mechanic/upgrade called the Gauntlet node:
- While in the Nightmare Dungeon, enemies killed while empowered by shrine traps have their souls stored.
- When the shrine buff expires, those trapped souls spawn renewed enemies around you.
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This mechanic applies especially to Blue Goblins:
- A Blue Goblin splits into multiple goblins.
- Those split goblins’ “souls” get stored by the Gauntlet shrine cycle.
- When the shrine ends (and you immediately route to the next shrine), the stored goblins are released again, creating a multiplying chain reaction.
Strategy / step-by-step (as described)
Prerequisites / requirements
- Have the Gauntlet node active.
- Enter Nightmare Dungeons that contain multiple shrines.
- Ensure the run includes a Blue Goblin (described as RNG-driven, with an example rate like “around 1 in 50”).
- Use the referenced “wall plan setup” (linked in the video description).
Execution loop
- Go to the first shrine.
- When the Blue Goblin appears, do not kill it yet—wait until the shrine is active.
- Kill the Blue Goblin while shrine empowerment is active so its goblin souls/splits are stored.
- After the shrine effect runs out, immediately take the second shrine.
- Let the shrine ending timing trigger the released/renewed goblins, then kill the next set while shrine empowerment is active again.
- Repeat shrine-to-shrine, stacking stored releases so the total goblin count rises per shrine.
Reported scaling / limits
- Even 3–4 shrines are described as enough to produce absurd loot explosions.
- There’s concern that if too many items drop, the game can lag and potentially crash.
- The game appears to enforce a hardcoded item-drop limit, prioritizing Set items and Mythics once the limit is reached.
Loot / achievement / outcomes mentioned
- The run results in extremely high loot volume:
- Subtitles mention Mythics dropping, and that set items may drop “completely all of them” during the event.
- Loot continues to drop even as the game lags/clashes.
- Achievement tracking:
- The player tracks goblin counts via an achievement:
- Demonstrated run: 2,400 goblins in one dungeon.
- Achievement goal cited as “666,66x” (garbled in subtitles), implying many repeated runs over time.
- The player tracks goblin counts via an achievement:
Additional gameplay tips
- Can be combined with dungeon modifiers/keys and other buffs, including:
- Lethal Shrine
- Blast Wave Shrine
- Suggested alternative/bonus node options:
- Options like Nemesis or Fearless Conviction are mentioned.
- Fearless Conviction is described as granting a “conviction chest” for every enemy killed (not necessarily shown in the run, but recommended).
- Practical warning:
- If you kill the goblin before the shrine is active, you can “mess it up,” since the chain depends on the shrine storing souls.
Gamers / sources featured
- K to FP is credited for finding the core interaction/setup.
- The subtitles also refer to “FP” as the source of a linked video (“video from FP” / link below).
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