New Co-Op Dungeon (Raid) Currencies Coming to Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred
wowhead.comDiablo 4's Vessel of Hatred expansion is set to release on October 8th, which is still a way away. However, the recent Spiritborn Reveal Livestream and videos from content creators such as Rob2628 have whet our appetites and gave us loads of information not only about the Spiritborn class but also some potential new activities that are coming to the game.
One such feature is the fascinating Co-Op Dungeons, of which we know little about — but now, we know just a little bit more. Two brand-new currencies have been discovered that will be associated with these Dungeons, sometimes referred to by the community as Raids — the Citadel Coin and the Khazra Horn.
A special thank you to Rob2628, who shared the Currency information within this article with us. You can find his video on the Spiritborn below!
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Citadel Coin
We previously reported the new Co-Op Dungeon activity that is releasing with Vessel of Hatred. Blizzard has said the activity will be the «first of its kind to Diablo,» raising hopes that this new endgame content will feature formidable adversaries with punishing mechanics. While more details about that content activity have not been released, we did get our hands on the following image.
This Citadel Coin is said to be earned from a place called the Dark Citadel, and it is used to purchase items from a vendor there. As the tooltip says, it is «a highly guarded currency that's hoarded by inhabitants of the Dark Citadel.» It's anyone's guess whether these inhabitants are Hell's demons or the corrupted corpses of the Zakarum, but it's very likely that this currency comes from killing Bosses or Elites within the Dark Citadel.
This would be similar to what World of Warcraft has done for currencies in its Raids, i.e., if parties are able to kill a powerful boss, tokens of certain tiers are awarded to party members and can be exchanged for pieces of powerful weapons or armor that belong typically to tier sets.
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