The final waypoint for Act 3 of Diablo 2: Resurrected is always located in a building to the west. This will lead to the short Kurast Causeway bridge, which then leads to Travincal. To quickly locate Travincal while in Upper Kurast, head to the northeast corner of the map. This helps ensure players are at an adequate level in Diablo 2: Resurrected to take on the High Council and the enemies beyond the Compelling Orb. It's also recommended to wait until both the Khalim's Will and Blackened Temple quests direct players to Travincal in their Quest Log descriptions.
It's best to travel to the nearest unlocked waypoint to get to Travincal. Spider Forest > Great Marsh > Flayer Jungle > Lower Kurast > Kurast Bazaar > Upper Kurast > Kurast Causeway > Travincal.
Once you're done with this, all that remains is the final fight, Baal.Travincal is always located by following this route: Having to fight them again is not as enticing as it sounds, especially if you were close to kill them before, but as long as you go prepared with enough restorative items, you shouldn have an issue with this fight. You won't be able to use a teleport or cast a portal, because the statues then will vanish and go back to statue form, replenishing their HP in full. However, the difference between this and other boss fights is that this one has a curious gimmick. The three Ancient statues will come to life at the same time and you must defeat them all if you want to finish this quest. Madawc uses ranged attacks, while Korlic wields a great Axe and Talic uses Sword and Shield. Arreat Summit is by far the prettiest area of the entire game, and it'll serve as an arena to fight against these three Barbarian warriors. When you reach the Ancient's Way and then the Arreat Summit, you will find the three Ancients you need to defeat to be prepared to face Baal. Unlocked By: Reaching the Ancient's Way, or entering the Arreat Summit, given by Qual-Kehk. Diablo 2 Resurrected, Act V: Rite of PassageĪrreat Summit: 37 (Normal), 68 (Nightmare), 87 (Hell)
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