Although the majority of the rogues we've heard of so far being female from the Diablo canon, there are other orders and groups of rogues are popping up. As with other characters in Diablo 4. the rogues can be male or female rogues as revealed during the Q&A held on February 20. The development team was also keen to allow players the ability to play D2R Items your character however you'd like, and not put some backstory or background information that could restrict you from being an individual in a certain group or being to a specific location.
Player-versus-player was a rumored feature to return with Diablo 4. but there were a few details missing when it first came out in the year 2019. Now we have a better understanding of how it works and it takes a more open-ended approach. There are areas of Sanctuary's open world known as"the Fields of Hatred where PvP becomes available, and players have the ability to be a threat to each other. You'll be facing AI-controlled, strong opponents in these areas to collect pieces of hatred. However, you'll need to cleanse them in order to exchange them for exclusive equipment.
To wash away shards that harbor hatred the best way is to bring them to a specific area of the area and fight through waves of enemies for a specific amount of time. However, other players within the zone will be aware of your presence and can pull up to fight you and get the shards.
It's a bit like that Dark Zone in The Division. In a nod to Diablo 2's multiplayer, beating actual players will reward you with their cheap d2r items. The game is currently being planned as a token of the combats you defeat, but could turn into a kind of currency down the time.