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2400 GOBLINS SPAWNED IN 1 SINGLE DUNGEON WTF?! Diablo 4 Lord of Hatred

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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.
  • 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.
  • 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

  1. Go to the first shrine.
  2. When the Blue Goblin appears, do not kill it yet—wait until the shrine is active.
  3. Kill the Blue Goblin while shrine empowerment is active so its goblin souls/splits are stored.
  4. After the shrine effect runs out, immediately take the second shrine.
  5. Let the shrine ending timing trigger the released/renewed goblins, then kill the next set while shrine empowerment is active again.
  6. 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.

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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