Diablo 4 Cellar Locations

Trying to find all of the Cellar locations in Diablo 4 can be a fairly tedious job, but one you will probably want to do as an endgame activity to clear the map.

Cellars in Diablo 4 follow the same basic idea as a Dungeon but the time and hassle it takes to clear a single one is significantly trimmed down as compared to a Dungeon.

Cellars are scattered all over the Sanctuary and can be easily overlooked if one is not paying attention. That is why we have put together this guide for you to follow and not miss out on any of the fun you might have had while clearing a dark cellar.

Cellar objectives and rewards

To put things into perspective, Cellars are single-objective locations in Diablo 4 unlike their multi-objective counterpart, Dungeons. They take only a matter of minutes to complete.

For the most part, you will be taking on an Elite boss along with its minions. The enemies you will be taking on won’t be a problem if you are reasonably leveled and have a sustainable supply of weapons and spells. Once you clear out the wave of enemies, that will be the end of your mini-adventure.

If you are not taking on hoards of enemies, you will be solving a puzzle that will tingle every part of your brain or will be on your way to completing some objective.

All in all, Cellars are fun, engaging, and probably one of the easiest ways if not the easiest to get your hands on some loot.

Since the number of tasks and objectives of a Cellar are significantly toned down as compared to a Dungeon so is the reward.

Don’t worry, you will get your time’s worth because every Cellar has a guaranteed Chest that could contain gold, crafting materials, or gear.

They are not guaranteed to have rare loot but there are times when you will come across something special that will make your day. There is also XP which is always an upside.

Where to find Cellars in Diablo 4

Cellars are marked with a trapdoor icon on your map in Diablo 4. Keep in mind though that Cellars only appear on your map when you are near them.

There are a total of 131 Cellars scattered across all five main regions in Diablo 4. You can go through their locations below.

Dry Steppes

Dry Steppes is located in the eastern parts of Sanctuary and contains up to 23 Cellar locations in Diablo 4.

Kotama Grasslands, found right below Tur Dulra, has the highest number of Cellars among all sub-regions of Dry Steppes. You can farm five Cellars here in a row.

Fractured Peaks

Fractured Peaks lies opposite Dry Steppes on the western side of Sanctuary. This is your starting region in Diablo 4 which contains a total of 29 Cellar locations.

Hawezar

Hawezar is nestled in the southeastern corner of Sanctuary. It may be a smaller region compared to others but has one of the highest saturation of Cellars in Diablo 4.

Hawezar is perfect if you want to farm Cellars without having to travel far. There are a total of 30 Cellar locations here, which is roughly four for each sub-region.

Kehjistan

It is time time to pack your bags and visit Kehjistan which is on the southeastern part of the map.

You will find a total of 26 Cellar locations here spread between five different sub-regions with Amber Sands having the highest concentration of Cellars to explore.

Scosglen

Scosglen forms the northern parts of Sanctuary. It is a vast region with a total of 23 Cellar locations in Diablo 4.

If you are wondering which location you should target first then Strand is the one because it has the highest ratio of Cellars among all the other locations of Scosglen.