Diablo 4 has a nifty little wardrobe system, but it is quickly humiliated by its older counterparts with a wider range of equipment and more flexible settings; it is limited to the heavy fantasy tastes depicted in Sanctuary's apocalyptic tone, and the game's "wardrobe system" is a bit of a misnomer, as it is not a "wardrobe system" at all. Furthermore, equipment is often class-specific, further limiting the options for becoming a Sanctuary costumer. The dye system is another barrier, and while parts can be dyed individually, the palette of options available is relatively small.

However, gamers are creative, stubborn, and digitally stylish creatures. I've picked out a few of my favorites below.

Turtles better watch out. As user EmBur__ says, this could be a Predator costume if you change the dye.

Apparently, user Broken_Mau23 couldn't wait for "Mortal Kombat 1".

If you grew up on the Internet in the late 2000s, I know exactly what songs are running through your head right now, I can even say I know What's Going On.

Given that Sanctuary is in a perpetual state of war, I think Kratos would fit right in. With his track record, though, the battle between the forces of Heaven and Hell will be over by dinner time.

Recently, reddit user clafleur611 brought his beloved bear to the Sanctuary as he stepped into the public domain. It looks more like Mad Max than Christopher Robin, though.

This cosplay uses the necromancer Iron Golem as a stand-in for Alphonse Elric.

I'm kind of a necromancer myself. A bit mean, but a perfect marriage of title and tool. Sorry Willem.

The transmog system will always prompt this beautiful brand of nonsense. Diablo 4 has been out for less than a month, and I'm really looking forward to seeing what players can pull off in the future. I fully expect to eventually bump into Optimus Prime if I'm dragging a druid through the snowy wilderness of Fractured Peaks.