For solo players like me, Diablo 4<\/em> can be a lonely experience. My Necromancer may have an army of Skelly Boys around her, but the undead aren\u2019t exactly lovable. All those bones don\u2019t make them great cuddle buddies.<\/p>
What I didn\u2019t realize, however, was that you can not only pet the dogs in Diablo 4<\/a><\/em> but recruit them to your squad. Well, kind of.<\/p>
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Unfortunately, while Diablo 4<\/em>\u2019s dogs are loyal, unlike skeleton pals, they\u2019re not made for combat<\/a>. You can take them out of the safety of the city, but you\u2019re then responsible if they end up getting butchered on your adventures. And it\u2019s likely they will <\/em>get butchered.\u00a0<\/p>
Related: Best Legendary Item farming locations in Diablo 4<\/em><\/a><\/strong><\/p>
The ease with which you can abandon your new friends is both a gift and a curse. A gift in that I could save them from their own loyalty, they\u2019re simply too innocent for the horrors of the world. The negative is that, if you do dare to take them on your adventure, you will need to go at a pace that they can keep up with<\/a>\u2014and avoid teleporting.\u00a0<\/p>
