Nihlathak, The last living elder in Harrogath, before he disappears, he will let the player gamble on his items.Īfter going through the portal that Tyrael opens after Diablo's defeat in the Chaos Sanctuary, the player arrives in Harrogath, the Last Bastion of Order on the slopes of Mount Arreat, in Malah's own words. He will repair armor and weapons for a cost, as well as let the player buy and sell from his stock. Larzuk, The local Blacksmith, who prides himself in his ability to create the finest impliments of war. Anya, Daughter of Elder Aust, she will appear in town after the player saves her from her prison in the frozen river and will let you buy, sell and gamble on her stock. Deckard Cain, Following you through the protal to Harrogath, he will identify items and help through quests to the bitter end. He will allow you to hire his barbarians after you rescue his men. Qual-Kehk, The clan's Master at Arms who commands the men fighting to protect Harrogath. She also sells magical weapons and potions. Malah, The town healer, will automaticly replenish life and mana when spoken to by the player. It is named after Baal, the Lord of Destruction, whose trail the player follows to the Barbarian lands of Ensteig. The Lord of Destruction is the fifth and climactic act in Diablo II: Lord of Destruction. Were you looking for Diablo II: Lord of Destruction or Baal? It was scrapped because most of left.This article is about the fifth act in Diablo II. 
MMO in terms of many people playing at once, not like WoW. We used a lot of the game-structure concepts for Marvel Heroes. “ would have been very different from any Diablo,” he replies.
We were also working on our version of Diablo 3 at the time, plus another unannounced project.”įans also took the chance to ask Brevik about the version of Diablo 3 he was working on, if he thought it would be successful, and why it never came to fruition. It was before the 1.10 patch (in terms of timeline). “This is one of the reasons it was never made. “I designed it about 6-12 months before I left,” he explains to another fan. So why didn’t it reach production? Brevik explains it came down to several reasons, rather than one overriding one. “I had a multi-page design doc going over new classes, new areas, new mechanics, and story concepts,” he tweets. Over the weekend, a fan got a reply from Diablo creator David Brevik explaining that Diablo 2’s second expansion was in the works but never reached production.
Details about it have slowly surfaced over the years, but some more information has now popped up ahead of this year’s BlizzCon. While Diablo 2 got one expansion pack – Lord of Destruction – its second never saw the light of day.
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