
While the rewards for defeating these extra-bad bosses will be great, some assembly is required. Ready for a double dose of diabolical danger? In patch 1.0.5, level 60 players will be able to forge a cursed construct called the Infernal Machine, allowing them to battle “uber” versions of some of the most malevolent mischief-makers this side of New Tristram … in pairs.

Tags: Diablo 3, Ghom, Hellfire Ring, King Leoric, Magda, Patch 1.05, Rakanoth, Siege Breaker, The Infernal Machine, Zoltun Kulle A bounty in a Realms of Fate zone is typically to complete a randomized event (such as The Black King's Legacy), cleanse a Cursed Chest, or slay a Unique monster.Diablo 3: The Infernal Machine OctoPosted by itsahanzo in Games.

Each zone contains monsters typical for this layout, and has several Unique Monsters that can only spawn in these reality warped sections. These can only be accessed in Adventure Mode through Waypoints, which first place the Nephalem into a small section of Library of Fate, and then shift into other zones seamlessly. Įach of these zones serves as a separate location in Act IV. For instance, a player may be in a location that mirrors Westmarch, and find themselves walking into a mirror of part of the Pandemonium Fortress. They act as an artificial mesh-up of zones. The Realms of Fate were added to the Adventure Mode of Diablo III in patch 2.6.0. Tyrael invited the Nephalem to investigate. Though none could make sense of why this had occurred, this phenomenon still posed a threat to Sanctuary. The pockets appeared within the skies of Heaven. Their existence was discovered by Itherael, as he observed that tomes within the Library of Fate were changing Heaven itself, transforming into small pockets reflecting the past, present, and potential futures. The Realms of Fate are the unintended consequence of the battle that took place between the Nephalem and Diablo in the High Heavens. The Realms of Fate are a sort of 'portal world,' which connect various locations in Sanctuary and beyond.
