Lord of Hate Presence at Gamescom Latin America 2026

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Diablo IV will be a prominent feature at Gamescom Latam 2026, with Blizzard Entertainment confirming the presence of the Lord of Hate. Attendees visiting the Nvidia booth will experience an immersive setup centered around Diablo IV. A Mefisto statue, standing over 3 meters tall, will be available for photos. Visitors who share these photos on their social media using the hashtags #Lordofhatredbr, #Diabloiv, #Rtxon, and tag @Diablobrasil and @Nvidiageforcebr will receive a promotional card for an exclusive cosmetic item in Diablo IV. On Saturday, May 2nd, a “Procession of the Lord of Hatred” will take place. Led by gamer priest Edson Ribeiro, the procession will commence in front of the Mefisto statue at 15:30 and proceed through the fairgrounds as a symbolic act of resistance against the Lord of Hate. The event will include cosplayers dressed as Paladins and Wizards, alongside members of the Diablo community. Participants will receive prizes, including thematic masks representing two new classes featured in the upcoming Lord of Hatred expansion. Following the procession at 17:00 on Saturday, Father Edson Ribeiro will host a meet-and-greet. Fans can take photos, receive signed postcards featuring Mefisto, and engage in discussions about the Diablo universe.

Nvidia Booth War Painting and Mefisto Showdown at Gamescom Latam 2026

Also at 17:00 on Saturday, the Nvidia booth will host “War Painting.” Attendees can choose between Knight or Wizard-themed facial paintings, followed by photo opportunities with cosplayers representing each class, all uniting against Mefisto. This information was provided by PlayersForLife.

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