A special item might drop when exploring the regions of the Diablo IV Beta called the Tower Key, which cannot be salvaged and remains mysterious as players try to figure out how to use it. Throughout the various dungeons, challenges, or events seen in the Fractured Peaks, it should come as no surprise to players that an item like the Tower Key holds some purpose. Tied to secrets of Act 1, this item references a specific location that players must find to unlock new secrets and loot.

The Tower Key cannot be salvaged or sold, meaning players need to keep it in their inventory to use it properly. The key claims that it must be used to unlock an unknown area called the Ritual Tower, described as being "bound" to this location as an area item. Players have to finish the Prologue after joining the Diablo 4 Beta and reach Kyovashad for the first time to have the Tower Key drop from a random ground loot drop from around the world. Similarly to other pieces of loot, players will have to traverse sections of the Beta through waypoints to reset some ground loot spots to increase their chances of getting the Tower Key.

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Where To Find The Ritual Tower in Diablo IV Beta

Diablo 4 Beta Tower Key Area Item that Cannot be Salvaged or Sold and is Bound to the Ritual Tower Location

Unfortunately, the location of the Ritual Tower remains unknown in the Beta, as no player has been able to find this fabled landmark. Likely resembling a site in Sanctuary akin to the Dry Steppes, Hawezar, Kehjistand, or Scosglen, the Ritual Tower may be restricted from the early access portion of the game. Another reason for the Ritual Tower's absence could be a glitch or bug that may be fixed going into the Open Beta during the weekend of March 24th, 2023. Either way, players, as of this time of writing, will have no way of actually using the Tower Key through Diablo 4's Beta version.

Although players may still store the Tower Key in their inventory storage in Kyovashad, there are no reasons to go searching for the Ritual Tower. Instead, players are recommended to forget about the Tower Key entirely, as character progress and inventory don't carry over going into the game's full release. Even though players will likely find out how to use the Tower Key when Diablo IV moves past its Beta and fully releases, the Ritual Tower will keep its secrets for now.

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  • Diablo 4 Game Poster
    Diablo 4
    Developer:
    Blizzard Team 3, Blizzard Albany
    Franchise:
    Diablo
    Genre:
    Action RPG, Hack and Slash
    Platform:
    PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Microsoft Windows
    Publisher:
    Blizzard Entertainment
    ESRB:
    M
    Summary:
    Players are set to return to the world of Sanctuary in Diablo 4. Set after the events of Diablo 3's Reaper of Souls DLC, Lilith, the daughter of Mephisto, has been summoned to the world and has assumed power in the absence of demons and angels. Lilith establishes Sanctuary as a haven for refugees caught in the crossfire between hell and heaven. Wanting to protect her kind from the recently emerged Nephelem, Lilith is banished to the void. Now she has returned, seeking revenge for the crimes committed against her. Players will choose between staple class choices, such as Barbarian, Sorceress, Druid, Rogue, and Necromancer, as they battle alone or together against Lilith's forces.
    Prequel:
    Diablo 3
    Released:
    2023-06-02
    How Long To Beat:
    34 hours