How to summon Andariel in Diablo 4
Gather Sandscorched Shackles and Pincushioned Dolls to fight this endgame boss.
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While playing Diablo 4, you might want to test yourself against the endgame boss, Andariel. She may not be a giant maggot, but she's similar to her brother boss, Duriel, in other ways; she's level 100, only available in Torment world tier, and has exactly the same loot table.
So why wouldn't you just stick to fighting Duriel? Well, you'll need different materials to summon Andariel which means you have to fight different bosses—meaning she might be more convenient to access if you're not just farming Varshan and Grigoire constantly. So with all that in mind, here's where to get the materials you need and how to summon Andariel.
How to get Sandscorched Shackles and Pincushioned Dolls


Just like her brother, Duriel, you'll need two different materials if you want to summon Andariel for a fight. These are Sandscorched Shackles and Pincushioned Dolls. The first comes from fighting Lord Zir, while you can get the second by beating The Beast in the Ice. Andariel has the same loot table as Duriel, including uber uniques, so fighting her is basically a way to encourage people to try bosses other than Varshan and Grigoire.
Besides target-farming specific uniques, you'd usually fight those two a lot more to get the Mucus-Slick Eggs and Shards of Agony for calling up Duriel—now Zir and The Beast drop their own boss materials, you have an alternate route to get those uniques and a chance at ubers via Andariel.
The good news is that it's also easier to get Exquisite Blood and Distilled Fear for summoning Zir and The Beast. Exquisite Blood drops from pretty much every public event now, and you can get Distilled Fear via world bosses, too.
How to summon Andariel

You can call up Andariel at the Hanged Man's Hall lair in the Scouring Sands region of Kehjistan once you reach Torment world tier. Just like the other bosses, you'll have to fight through the first little section of the lair, before you arrive in The Wounded Court where her altar is.
To summon Andariel you need:
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- Two Sandscorched Shackles
- Two Pincushioned Dolls
It's the same ratio as Varshan and Grigoire for Duriel, so you'll have to fight two Zirs and two Beasts for every single Andariel run. Remember that she is also level 100 like Duriel, making her a purely endgame boss. If you feel like even more of a challenge, you can also summon the harder Torment version of Andariel during season five with extra materials for bigger rewards.

Sean's first PC games were Full Throttle and Total Annihilation and his taste has stayed much the same since. When not scouring games for secrets or bashing his head against puzzles, you'll find him revisiting old Total War campaigns, agonizing over his Destiny 2 fit, or still trying to finish the Horus Heresy. Sean has also written for EDGE, Eurogamer, PCGamesN, Wireframe, EGMNOW, and Inverse.

