The Diablo 4 map is massive, covering five regions on one of Santuary's continents including the Fractured Peaks, Kehjistan, and Scoglen. All five regions are packed with winding paths, demonic foes to face off against, and plenty of dungeons to plunder. The main Diablo 4 quests will have you going all over in search of ways to thwart Lilith’s plans, giving you opportunities to meet new allies, face dangerous foes, and reach towns and settlements for fast travel. Here’s a complete Diablo 4 map to help you explore.
Diablo 4 full Sanctuary map
Diablo 4 takes place across five connected regions in the world of Sanctuary. You’ll start your journey towards the middle of the map in the frigid Fractured Peaks but you can more or less freely explore once you’ve reached the capital of Kyovashad and have completed the prologue. If you're looking for an interactive map to keep track of your progress, this one from mapgenie proved to be very useful!
Diablo 4 regions
While it might be tempting to go off and explore beyond the Fractured Peaks at first, be aware that level restrictions will make certain areas within the regions harder at first. Eventually, every location scales to your level anyway so there's always an appropriate challenge to face. Here are the five regions and some rough guidelines on what level you should be when entering, although you will find that some areas have areas of lower levels or even significantly higher levels:
- Fractured Peaks: level 1+
- Scosglen: level 10+
- Dry Steppes: level 15+
- Kehjistan: level 20+
- Hawezar: level 35+
As you explore new locations within the regions, the fog covering the map will gradually clear and certain discoveries will remain marked on the map – for example, dungeons, strongholds, Waypoints for Diablo 4 fast travel, and any vendors in towns and cities are permanently marked on the map. Diablo 4 Altars of Lilith remain marked on the map ,but only after you’ve discovered them, and cellars only appear on the map when you’re nearby.
Also, an important note on strongholds: these are high-level areas compared to the rest of a region, and they always remain two levels higher than your current level, even when you catch up. This makes them especially difficult, so be aware when wandering into a stronghold!
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