“I 100% will not be finished by the time Diablo 4 comes out,” they say. When they do eventually finish the run, The Travelling Inquisitor hopes to journey to games like Hades and Monster Hunter and do “more relaxed 100% marathons in support of charities”. It's Wirt's Original Leg, and it has become a staple of my stream from just how happy I was to finally get it.' 'One item took me an entire month of grinding. 'For me, my draw with any kind of random loot-based game is the excitement of finally getting the item you've been after for hours, days, and even weeks – in some cases, the rush of dopamine can be very fulfilling,' they reply. With that in mind, I ask The Travelling Inquisitor what the appeal is, given the time commitment of their run. For example, a popular one from Diablo 2 is the Holy Grail, which involves finding every unique item in the game. The hunt for loot is one of Diablo's greatest joys, inspiring plenty of community traditions in testament to it. 'On my current level, it would take 74,512 hours or 12,418 days,' they say. The Travelling Inquisitor then shows me a screengrab of a particular Paragon calculator tool that estimates how long it would take them to reach their goal.

Paragons increase after each level, so the amount needed becomes crazy.' 'Primals have a 1/400 chance to drop even then, they can be duplicates. 'The last two things on my to-do list are the Primals and Paragons, which take the longest to achieve,' they say. You might think the end of their run is in sight, though it appears there's still plenty of work to do. As of right now, the speedrunner reckons they're '70-80%' done.

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