There is no Cow Level in Diablo 4

The hunt for the secret cow level has taken several fascinating turns. Now, the tinfoil-hat-wearing dungeon crawlers are all pooling their findings and theories on Reddit, where conspiracy theories are plenty. The references to "Oxen Gods" in Ked Bardu, peculiar dialogue from NPCs, hidden quests, and mysterious portals have all been presented as evidence of the elusive level's existence.

Notably, data-mined items, namely a "Bloody Wooden Shard" with a "W" carved on the side, and a "Musty Tome" are being pointed out as the as potential keys to unlock the cow level. The reason? The said items bear a striking resemblance to the same items required to access the Moo Moo Farm in Diablo 2—Wirt's wooden leg and a Tome of Town Portal.

As the community fervor escalates, discord servers dedicated to the cause have been established. The most notable of all of them is the "D4 – Not Finding a Cow Level" server, initiated by a player known as Carpeggios. The platform serves as a hub for fans to share their theories and findings, engaging the community in an enjoyable scavenger hunt.

Despite the mounting circumstantial evidence and community determination, the cow level remains mere speculation and a mere figment of everyone's imagination - for now.

Nevertheless, the possibility of an existing cow level—concealed by clever misdirection and strategic silence—continues to fuel the community's search. In a landscape dominated by grim monsters and cataclysmic events, the hunt for a secret cow level provides a lighthearted diversion, a testament to the importance of whimsy even in the most dire of circumstances.

In the end, whether the cow level exists or not may be less relevant than the joy it has sparked in the community. Blizzard's consistent denial only adds to the intrigue, making the search for the cow level an enduring part of Diablo's rich legacy.

But, wouldn't it be something if there really is a cow level hidden in Diablo 4 and the only ones who could reach it are those who got to Level 100 in Hardcore Mode? It's a diabolical idea that might just be evil enough to fit in a game filled with the most dastardly villains in gaming.