Gishtur

"Rayek has located not just one, but two diabolical demonic threats this time! Twin flames forged from the same inseparable, swirling chaos, Gishtur and Beledwe are the fourth Helliquary boss to threaten Sanctuary. This malefic pair of hellspawn have a knack for crafting some of the most formidable weapons to have graced the battlefield, operating the Hellforge for the Great Evils or fusing souls and flesh in their own Fellsteel Foundry—reserving only the finest armaments for their own personal use."

- Character description^(src)

Gishtur, along with his twin brother Beledwe, were powerful demons, and members of the Wrathborne.

Biography[]

Beledwe and Gishtur were "twin flames", forged from the same inseparable, swirling chaos" of the Burning Hells. The pair gave each other form, and crafted every malefic weapon they could imagine.^[1] Their works are among some of the most formidable weapons to have graced the battlefield, operating the Hellforge for the Great Evils or fusing souls and flesh in their own Fellsteel Foundry, reserving only the finest armaments for their own personal use. Gishtur favored battling his foes in close-quarters, sporting a massive, spiked sword and entering a frenzied whirlwind to close any gap. They were both known to incinerate opponents side-by-side.^[2]

The twins were detected by Rayek in the year 1270, and through the Einfrinn Tree, the Shard-seeker was dispatched to the Foundry. Both of the twins were slain.^[3]

Eve of Unmaking[]

C. 1273, Gishtur and his brother had resurrected in Hell. At the latter part of the year they—along with Vitaath and the Gorgothra, led a vanguard force to the Ashen Ravine.^[4]

In-game[]

Beledwe and Gishtur are a double boss in Diablo Immortal, and were the fourth Helliquary boss in the game. The player fights them inside the Felsteel Foundry. Gishtur attacks the player(s) via melee attacks. Finishing the fight awards players with Twin Horns.

Originally defeating the pair was required to unlocking Hell IV difficulty, but after the difficulty rework in the Unending Storm update, this was scrapped. They can now be challenged on Normal difficulty.

Combat[]

Gishtur makes his entrance in the second phase of the battle, where he substitutes for Gishtur. He uses the following skills:

Berserk Charge: Gishtur charges forward while slashing his sword.
Leap: Gishtur leaps to a target location, and lands with a downward slash.
Slam: Gishtur slams his sword on the ground, creating flames that extend in 3 rows. Causes knockback.
Whirlwind: Gishtur continually spins his sword around for 6 seconds while moving towards the closest player, dealing damage to all within range.
Summon Minion: Gishtur roars, summoning 3 Fel Shadows to his side.
Quake: Gishtur charges his sword and stabs it into the ground, rupturing it in 3 concentric circles of spikes.