Diablo 4 Dad

What it is

Diablo 4 Dad (diablo4.dad) is a comprehensive D4 collection tracker maintained by the community. Broader coverage than Diablo4codex — includes:

• Mounts collection: completion % vs master list.
• Achievements: visible and hidden ones (in subset).
• Altars of Lilith: per region.
• Lilith statues: Renown progress.
• Dungeons completed: per zone.
• Paragon glyphs collected: specific items in the paragon system.
• Helltide chests opened: less obvious tracking.
• Other niche completion metrics.

Sync via Blizzard account login. Free.

What problem it solves

Diablo4codex covers seasonal progress (aspects, codex, achievements). But there are metrics Codex doesn't track: paragon glyphs collected, altar of Lilith state, specific hidden achievement subsets, mount completion. Diablo 4 Dad fills those gaps.

For ultra-completionists, indispensable. For casual completionists, complements Codex (Codex for season progress + Dad for world collection).

How it differs from Diablo4codex

• Diablo4codex: focus on seasonal progress + Codex of Power.
• Diablo 4 Dad: focus on comprehensive world collection (altars, statues, glyphs, mounts).

Not strict competitors — different scopes. Many serious completionists use both.

What people actually use it for

Renown 100% per region: you need specific statues + altars. Diablo 4 Dad lists what's missing.

Glyph collection tracking: paragon glyphs are grindable and D4 in-game doesn't clearly expose "what you're missing".

Mount completion: 70+ mounts in D4, several via achievement chain. Dad lists pending.

Hidden achievement hunting: for platinum trophies, hidden achievements require guides. Dad lists visible + some hidden.

Comparison with friends: link chars, see side-by-side stats.

Who it's NOT for

• Non-completionists: if "having everything" doesn't matter, doesn't add anything.
• Those avoiding account login: requires Blizzard account sync.
• Eternal-only: tracking focused on current state, not historical.
• Those seeking builds: not a content tool, it's a tracker.

How it's actually used

1. diablo4.dad.

2. Login via Blizzard account.

3. Initial sync (1-2 min for chars with large collection).

4. Dashboard shows completion % per category.

5. Filter pending per category: lists exact what's missing + sources.

6. Re-sync weekly after play sessions.

Honest limitations

Account login required for tracking: without login, only browse community stats. Personal tracking needs sync.

Update lag with new patches: new content takes days to be fully tracked.

OCR / API dependent: Blizzard exposes no perfect API. Some metrics derive from Lodestone-equivalent scraping.

No Codex of Power: for aspects unlocked, Diablo4codex specifically.

Less polished UI: solid functional but not top-tier modern.

How to get started

1. diablo4.dad.

2. Login with Blizzard account.

3. Initial sync. Browse dashboard per category.

4. Filter "Pending" for list of what's missing.

5. Combine: Codex for aspects + season; Dad for world collection. Together cover full completion picture.

6. Re-sync periodically to keep tracking up-to-date.