After a short time, the Treasure Goblins will spawn a portal which cannot be interrupted. One of Greed's attacks is a charge which can cause a Treasure Goblin to spawn if she charges into a wall. The end boss of the realm is Greed herself, residing in a sub-zone called the Inner Sanctum (previously Grand Vault of the Realm). Normal Treasure Goblins are very rare, but also eventually spawn. The Treasure Goblins hiding in the treasure piles however, drop less loot than their normal brethren, and are much more vulnerable to attack. Numerous Treasure Goblins can be encountered here (hiding in the gold piles), and Hobgoblin Sentries and Peons try to stop the intruders. The zone itself is named The Vault, and is filled with piles, pots and chests of gold (millions per run, to say the least) and gems (all of which are of Imperial quality). However, the portal stays open for the rest of the game, even after the zone is fully cleared. It can only be opened once per game, and once inside, there is no Obelisk or portal back (except for Town Portal). Only players who were present when it appeared are able to enter it. The portal may only appear at level 70, and only in Adventure Mode. In Reaper of Souls, as of Patch 2.1, there is a very small chance that a Treasure Goblin, when killed, will leave an opened portal through which player(s) may enter the Treasure Realm.
I think you know about it, but here is small description just in case. And Canai's Cube will enter our D3 world.Īnd, as is known in the Diablo 3, there are two locations where the drop is far better than others. As we know, 26th August patch 2.3 is coming.
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