Quem foram os heróis em Diablo?

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O Diablo original foi bastante leve na história do personagem. Você era um herói aleatório que estava em Tristram para colocar alguns esqueletos, e ao longo do caminho você decide que matar o cara no porão também é uma boa ideia. Mas quem foi você? Quem era esse lutador robusto, ladino sombrio ou mago enigmático?

Há alguma história ou detalhe, cânon ou outro, que explique quem foi o herói original de Tristram antes de chegar a Tristram?

    
por Xantec 30.04.2012 / 22:50

3 respostas

Toda essa informação foi fornecida no manual do Diablo, tanto quem é e como sua motivação pode ser.

O Guerreiro:

The Warriors of the lands of Khanduras are well trained in all of the weapons of war. Ranging from crusading paladins to unscrupulous mercenaries, Warriors can be found wherever there is conflict amongst their countrymen. Many of these adventuresome men joined with King Leoric's army and went to battle against the Northern kingdom of Westmarch. As the fires of war burned themselves out, these Warriors returned home to find their kingdom in shattered disarray.

Dark rumors of the mysterious demise of King Leoric abound and the evil that lurks within his Cathedral has drawn many Warriors to Khanduras seeking fortune and glory. ... Whether they are driven by valor, honor, madness or greed, new Warriors arrive in Tristram every day, ready to challenge the dark unknown that awaits them beneath the earth.

O Ladino:

The Sisters of the Sightless Eye are a loosely organized guild shrouded in mystery amongst the peoples of the West. These highly skilled archers employ ancient Eastern philosophies that develop an "inner-sight" that they use both in combat and to circumvent dangerous traps that they may encounter. Known only as wandering Rogues in the West, the Sisters conceal their secret affiliation by posing as simple travelers. Many pompous fools have made the mistake of underestimating these steel nerved women in combat and paid a terrible price for their vanity.

The strange events transpiring in Khanduras have caught the attention of many of these Rogues. They have come from as far as the Eastern dunes to test their skills against the dark evil that is said to be lurking in Tristram. It is also believed that untold riches wait to be discovered among the ruins of the Horadrim monastery.

O Feiticeiro:

Although practitioners of the mystic arts are scarce within the often superstitious and religious lands of the West, many magi have made the pilgrimage from the Far East to see for themselves what horrors lie beneath the ruined Cathedral of Khanduras. The veiled Brotherhood of the Vizjerei, one of the eldest and most dominant mage-clans of the East, has sent many of its acolytes to observe the dark events unfolding in Khanduras first hand.

The Vizjerei, known for their brightly colored turinash -or spirit-robes have taken a keen interest in both gathering knowledge of demons and seeing them slain. The Vizjerei elders hope that their acolytes will learn the secrets of the dark evil that they sense growing in the West and can destroy it. The possibility of discovering long-lost tomes of magical knowledge within the confines of the labyrinth has also captured the interest of many wandering Sorcerers.

Além disso, ficou um pouco vago, então você poderia projetar suas próprias motivações no personagem. Essa foi a pequena parte "RP" do Diablo sendo um RPG.

    
30.04.2012 / 23:19

Quanto ao futuro de cada personagem O guerreiro se torna o Dark Wanderer, eventualmente Diablo. Fonte .

O Rogue, é Bloodraven, que fica louco e se torna Andariel (o chefe do Ato 1). O Feiticeiro, é o Invocador que você luta no Santuário Arcano no Ato II. Esta fonte especula sobre o Rogue se tornar Blood Raven, e o Sorcerer tornando-se o Summoner .

Todos eles viveram felizes para sempre.

    
02.05.2012 / 22:01

Do wiki do Diablo III:

The Dark Wanderer is established in background materials for Diablo II as the warrior from Diablo I. In the Book of Cain1, he is given the name "Aidan" and is revealed to be the the eldest son of King Leoric.

Parece que Aidan levou seu grupo, possivelmente contendo outros Warriors, bem como o Rogue e o Sorcer para o inferno com ele.

A group of heroes- a Vizjerei sorcerer, Blood Raven the Rogue captain, and Albrecht's own brother, Prince Aidan- entered the darkened Monastery in an attempt to find and rescue the Prince. Unwilling to give up hope, the heroes sought out, encountered, and eventually vanquished the Lord of Terror himself.

Estou confiando que o Wiki cita corretamente o livro ou pelo menos parafraseia corretamente. O dlanod ainda está correto, pois os heróis que Aidan reuniu são como ele descreve, e é provável que o próprio Aidan seja um 'guerreiro de Khanduras' e 'retornou para casa' da guerra, muito parecido com Lachdanan.

1. Livro de Caim na Amazônia

    
02.05.2012 / 23:31