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[darjr]

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[Aldarc]

Given that it's apparently impossible to truly kill Diablo, I'm hoping Lilith returns in an upcoming expansion or sequel and we get more of her story. She certainly seemed like a great frenemy to the people of Sanctuary and it seems like a waste to just have her be a big speedbump on the way to the Prime Evils (again).

One thing that I would be curious about is whether that also applies to Angels. Given the Eternal Conflict, I would assume that angels were killed and resurrected fairly commonly. While we have seen Diablo come back time and time again, we haven't seen any of the angels come back yet. That's my question going forward because the questions is whether angels like Malthael and Inarius would potentially come back and if so, whether they would come back as they were in the beginning or as previously when they died.

 

[cbwjm]

One thing that I would be curious about is whether that also applies to Angels. Given the Eternal Conflict, I would assume that angels were killed and resurrected fairly commonly. While we have seen Diablo come back time and time again, we haven't seen any of the angels come back yet. That's my question going forward because the questions is whether angels like Malthael and Inarius would potentially come back and if so, whether they would come back as they were in the beginning or as previously when they died.

That was part of the plot from d3 from memory, diablo invades heaven and tries to corrupt whatever they have that allows them to be reborn.

What they return as is an interesting question, would Maltheal see his time as the angel of death as a path to wisdom and return to his position as the archangel of wisdom, realising it was a mistake.

 

[Aldarc]

That was part of the plot from d3 from memory, diablo invades heaven and tries to corrupt whatever they have that allows them to be reborn.

What they return as is an interesting question, would Maltheal see his time as the angel of death as a path to wisdom and return to his position as the archangel of wisdom, realising it was a mistake.

It's the Crystal Arch, which is the spine of Anu, the first being of creation who later split themselves between their good/light quality (Anu) and their evil/dark side (Tathamet). Skipping a bit... From Anu (part 2) came Angels. From Tathamet came Demons.

 

[cbwjm]

It's the Crystal Arch, which is the spine of Anu, the first being of creation who later split themselves between their good/light quality (Anu) and their evil/dark side (Tathamet). Skipping a bit... From Anu (part 2) came Angels. From Tathamet came Demons.

That's cool, and it might explain why nephalim can become more powerful than angels and demons, they might be a truer reflection of the first being of creation.

 

[Aldarc]

That's cool, and it might explain why nephalim can become more powerful than angels and demons, they might be a truer reflection of the first being of creation.

Likely true.

For the record, the Worldstone was also the Eye of Anu.

 

[Micah Sweet]

One thing that I would be curious about is whether that also applies to Angels. Given the Eternal Conflict, I would assume that angels were killed and resurrected fairly commonly. While we have seen Diablo come back time and time again, we haven't seen any of the angels come back yet. That's my question going forward because the questions is whether angels like Malthael and Inarius would potentially come back and if so, whether they would come back as they were in the beginning or as previously when they died.

I've never really bought into Diablo's return in D3. His destruction in D2 was pretty final. Maybe I misunderstood the lore?