Getting the Tempest Roar in Diablo 4 relies on a combination of knowledge, skill, and luck, as you need to be on one of the higher difficulty levels while fighting the right sort of enemies to make it happen. This is due to the fact that the Tempest Roar helm is one of the Diablo 4 Uniques, and therefore has an extremely low drop rate attached to it because of its rarity. There's also only one class that can actually use it, so players looking to improve their Diablo 4 druid build will benefit greatly from finding it, but those who main other classes should focus their efforts elsewhere. For details on how and where to farm the Diablo 4 Tempest Roar, I've got the best locations to work with.
Where to farm Tempest Roar in Diablo 4
To farm Tempest Roar in Diablo 4 you need to be on World Tier 3 or 4, and then start slaying Cannibals and Cultists in Nightmare Dungeons, as it is only those types of enemies that can drop this unique item. Even then, the chances of Tempest Roar dropping are extremely low, so prepare to do a lot of grinding and praying to the RNG gods – unless you get very lucky! I suggest using the following Nightmare Dungeons, which are all marked on the map above:
- Conclave (Kehjistan) – Cultists
- Cultist Refuge (Fractured Peaks) – Cultists
- Earthen Wound (Hawezar) – Cannibals
- Faceless Shrine (Hawezar) – Cannibals and Cultists
- Guulrahn Slums (Dry Steppes) – Cannibals
Although all five of those Nightmare Dungeons provide opportunities for the drop, for your best chance to get the Tempest Roar in Diablo 4 you should be hitting the Faceless Shrine in Hawezar. Not only does that Dungeon contain both Cannibal and Cultist enemies, but there's also a Cultist Boss at the end of it that has a guaranteed chance of dropping a legendary item – this could be the Tempest Roar, but if it's not then you still get a legendary to add to your set up. Trust the process, be patient, and keep repeating this Dungeon for your best chance to collect the Tempest Roar in Diablo 4.
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