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Lilith, the Queen of the Succubi, is brought to life in this stunning video game cosplay inspired by Diablo IV.
A professional cosplayer named Cinderys uploaded a photo of herself as The Daughter of Hatred on Twitter. "First picture of my Lilith cosplay," Cinderys said. "Thank you @/Diablo_FR and @/SteelSeries for your trust in that project! And thank YOU for all your love on the reveal video." The video reveal of her Diablo IV cosplay is available on her Twitch channel linked below.
Making Diablo's Lilith Cosplay
Cinderys, a cosplay designer and concept/3D artist from Paris, France, brought Lilith to life with the help of French propmaker Xia. Cosplay (@CosplayXia). omaruisfed (@omaruisfed), a Paris-based photographer, was also involved in the project. According to Cinderys, the Lilith cosplay was made in one month. Xia. Cosplay spent two weeks helping Cinderys create the costume.
Diablo fans celebrated Cinderys' portrayal of the demonic boss. Many noted the attention to detail Cinderys and her team put into the costume design, such as faithfully recreating the horns on Lilith's head. Fans also complemented the makeup design of Lilith's pale skin, the gothic gown she wears and her demonic wings pictured in the background.
Diablo IV is the latest entry in the action role-playing series from Blizzard Entertainment. Compared to Diablo III, the story of Diablo IV is grounded in reality by focusing on the populace of Sanctuary over royal politics or a high-fantasy adventure. The series' trademark loot-focused character-building and exploration of procedurally generated dungeons return to Diablo IV. At the same time, new features like an open-world environment and player-versus-player combat (that was promised for Diablo III) are introduced.
Before release, numerous developers of Diablo IV said Blizzard was encouraging employees to "crunch" during development for the game to hit its June 2023 release date. The game also features a Battle Pass for its seasonal live-service structure. While including Battle Passes for live-service games has been seen as controversial by fans, Blizzard is assuring players Diablo IV will not become "pay-to-win."
Diablo IV is now available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S and PC.
Source: Twitter, Twitch