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'''Camps''' are a gameplay feature of ''[[Diablo IV]]''. |
'''Camps''' are a gameplay feature of ''[[Diablo IV]]''. |
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| − | Camps are locations of importance that have been overrun by [[monster]]s, which once cleansed turn into friendly outposts with [[NPC]]s and a [[waypoint]] location. While there is a backstory to each camp, most of the storytelling is visual and [[quest]]s don’t directly send |
+ | Camps are locations of importance that have been overrun by [[monster]]s, which once cleansed turn into friendly outposts with [[NPC]]s and a [[waypoint]] location. While there is a backstory to each camp, most of the storytelling is visual and [[quest]]s don’t directly send the player to them.<ref name = "June2020Quarter">2020-06-25, [https://news.blizzard.com/en-us/diablo4/23463858/diablo-iv-quarterly-update-june-2020 DIABLO IV QUARTERLY UPDATE—JUNE 2020]. ''Blizzard Entertainment'', accessed on 2020-07-05</ref> |
==Known Camps== |
==Known Camps== |
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Camps are a gameplay feature of Diablo IV.
Camps are locations of importance that have been overrun by monsters, which once cleansed turn into friendly outposts with NPCs and a waypoint location. While there is a backstory to each camp, most of the storytelling is visual and quests don’t directly send the player to them.[1]
Known Camps
References
- ↑ 2020-06-25, DIABLO IV QUARTERLY UPDATE—JUNE 2020. Blizzard Entertainment, accessed on 2020-07-05