Did you people not read the character page? The Wizard name was chosen very carefully apparently, there's a whole segment on how it's the uncouth magicians who use magic for they're own ends are not worthy to be called civilized sorcerers, instead they're branded Wizard.
Oh, and in the modestly cinematic class trailer... did anyone else notice the the skeleton king seemed almost exactly like King Leoric (you know, the giant skeleton king you killed) from Diablo 1?
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Oh, and in the modestly cinematic class trailer... did anyone else notice the the skeleton king seemed almost exactly like King Leoric (you know, the giant skeleton king you killed) from Diablo 1?
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http://www.diii.net/n/687810/
Scroll to the bottom, you silly cyber nubs.
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I updated my article. Added about 7 pages (in word,) go to bottom of page 2 to read the update alone if you've read it before, if you haven't I recommend you read the whole thing.
I wrote it for www.d3armory.com, by the way.
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According to Blizzard I think the average life expactancy is around 40. Deckard Cain was called Cain the elder in Diablo 1, so he's probably super- old realtivly. In Diablo 2 though Tyrael said he swore an oath to protect the Horadrim, and therefore he must have been gaurding Cain as the last of the Horadrim explaining his old age.
I do think Deckard Cain will die though, because Blizzard said that hea may have been thefirst victim of the new evil on there main website.
I do hate the idea that he like gives you his powers for the last fight or something, it would ruin multiplayer if all the guys who had finished the game were that much stronger just by defenition.
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Remember that in the storyboard artwork thing you only saw the sword on his chest after the armor disappeared. You wouldn't really be able to tell anyway, all you can really see is a siouloutte
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No, the kept it, allow me:
He described it as an upturned sword.
upturned
One entry found.
1 : to turn up or over
2 : to direct upward
From merriam-webster.
A sword is reguarly considered to have the blade up so by the first defenition it would be just like in the artwork, blade down.
The second defentition would be like you meant, though I think they mean the first defenition.
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I'm working on an update for a Diablo article for d3armory.com, I'll answer this question in it, (a minor part, the full thing is 23 pages long) but my advice is to try a process of elimination, it has to be Imperius, there's no one else it could be, unless it's someone totally new. I would do it for you , but I'm horribly busy on the article update
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Crosses don't belong in Diablo, I know they appear in gameplay on palidens and stuff, but that's just a fluke, there's no Jesus, or in fact God in Diablo, so there should be no crosses. Regardless wether you think it's a sword or a cross on his chest the alter thing very clearly seems to be a sword to me. The flaming red wings are natural, we've only seen 2 angels, Tyrael and Hadriel, Hadriel could be a servant of Tyrael's or something so he has the same armor colors and stuff, but impereius is all red and flaming colored, so this fits him. That and the armor. Though I do admit after playing with it in photoshop, it looks like there is a portal behind him.
Red wings have nothing to do with Inarius, Inarius would look like an overlord from Diablo 1, disqualifing this angel for being him. Unless he could change his appearance, in which case he wouldn't look like an angel of war, he would look a lot more like the most beutiful thing you ever saw, just like he was before Mephisto got him.
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I wouldn't think it's too safe either if a Meteorite just smashed through the roof and made a giant crator in the Church... oh, and the whole angel rising out of it.