Man, collecting those darn Lilith statues in Diablo 4 almost made me pull my hair out when I tried doing it myself. Felt like I was running around those huge zones like a headless chicken, totally lost. Here’s how it went down and what finally clicked.
My Dumb Early Attempts
Started in Fractured Peaks, thinking “How hard could it be?” Big mistake. I just wandered. Saw a shiny thing? Ran to it. Took me ages just to find like five statues in that zone alone. Got turned around constantly by cliffs and mountains. Checked the in-game map—totally useless for statues. Pure chaos.
Finally Getting Smart
After wasting half my Saturday, I remembered some guys talking about a checklist. Dug around a bit and found people sharing these complete zone lists. Here’s what I did next:
- Fired up a list alongside the game – split-screen on my monitor.
- Picked one zone (Scosglen sucked, so I did Dry Steppes first).
- Used the list points as waypoints on my map.
Grinding It Out Zone by Zone
Once I had that list? Night and day difference. Here’s the grind:
Fractured Peaks: Reset my progress here. Went point-to-point like a robot. Smashed statues super fast. Way quicker than my first mess.
Dry Steppes: Learned to look for landmarks near each statue mark on the list – weird rock shapes, broken carts. Avoided huge cliffs this way. Felt smug.
Kehjistan: Pure boredom here. Statues felt spaced a mile apart. Just followed the list like a zombie, cursing under my breath.
Hawezar & Scosglen: Swamp and rain still sucked. List kept me from drowning in frustration. Knew exactly where to swim or climb. Saved my sanity.
The Sweet Victory Dance
Took me two full evenings of dedicated smashing, checking off each statue like shopping list items. When that last statue in Scosglen lit up? Felt so dang good. Bonus stats popped, map filled out. Laughed out loud and spilled my coffee.
My Big Takeaway
Trying to find all 160 statues without a complete list is just setting yourself up for frustration. Pure pain. The list turns it into a boring chore, yeah, but a chore you can actually finish. Saved me a hundred hours of getting lost. My wife stopped asking why I kept muttering at the screen. Simple as that.