The latest Diablo 4 cinematic trailer from Blizzard is a scene of Inarius looking down Lilith

A long time after Inarius and Lilith in secret created Sanctuary to the Nephalem - - the result of angels and
Diablo IV Gold humans - the Council of Archangels was formed to decide humanity's fate. It was Tyrael who cast the deciding vote, and consequently, he was held accountable for the decision of all of the Angiris Council, leading to his death prior to what transpired in Diablo 4 all for the good of mankind. His role in the upcoming game is currently unclear but there are possibilities that this crucial character might be a factor in the future of the series.

Diablo 3 gets deep into Tyrael's story, as he turns into Tyrael the Fallen Star by tearing off his own wings and plummeting into Sanctuary in which the descendants of Nephalem are residing. When he is joined by a powerful descendant, Tyrael defeats the Primitive Evils and gains the control of his Black Soulstone. In the event that Archangel of Death, Maltheal, went after the stone, and then began to attack his friends, it was Tyrael who was the one to send his friend into Pandemonium to destroy death itself.

Tyrael chooses to keep his mortal form . He then is reunited with his angelic brothers to transform into The Aspect Justice and Wisdom. Diablo 3 ends with him contemplating whether his new mortal counterpart, who could become corrupted should someday become the new enemy in Heaven, Hell, and Sanctuary or even the very existence of life itself. The Aspect of Justice and Wisdom probably won't stand by while Inarius makes his way through Hell to find his first love, Lilith.

The latest Diablo 4 cinematic trailer from Blizzard is a scene of Inarius looking down Lilith and armies on both of their backs. While this scene lacks Tyrael's involvement directly, his creation of the Horadrim and the influence he has on the Paladins of Sanctuary indicates that he's involved. Dark and light clash upon the battlefield and cheap Diablo 4 Gold the now-mortal Tyrael is a middleman.