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Deckard Cain
How did Bloodraven become corrupted?

Daydreamed Bear wrote:

How did Bloodraven become corrupted?

Blood Raven, a once noble and valiant member of the Sisterhood of the Sightless Eye, became corrupted following the Destruction of the original Rogue Monastery. When Diablo was freed and ventured eastward, he left Chaos in his wake.

Andariel, the Maiden of Anguish, took control over the Rogue Monastery, bringing corruption to those who remained behind.

As a result,

Blood Raven fell under the influence of the demonic forces, which twisted her mind and body, transforming her into a servant of evil. She turned against her own sisters and began raising armies of the undead, becoming a formidable adversary for any that opposed her.

This transformation is both tragic and emblematic of the profound impact the Prime Evils have on the world of Sanctuary. Her fall serves as a somber reminder of the perils faced by those who stand against the forces of Hell.

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Deckard Cain who was

The Summoner?

cujokila wrote:

who was

The Summoner?

The Summoner was once known as Horazon's Apprentice, a powerful sorcerer who delved too deeply into the forbidden magics and was eventually corrupted. His real name was

Drognan, but he assumed the title of

The Summoner after succumbing to evil. You will encounter him in

The Arcane Sanctuary, which can be accessed through the palace in

Lut Gholein during Act II of your quest.

The Summoner is a formidable opponent who uses a variety of elemental spells to attack. Upon defeating him, you will find a journal that reveals crucial information regarding the location of

Tal Rasha’s Tomb, aiding you in your quest to stop the Prime Evils.

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Deckard Cain You have been a permanent fixture, travelling with me every act throughout the years. Are you tired? Will you call it quits... throw down your staff and retire someplace warm? Perhaps

Lut Gholein?

ghostpos wrote:

You have been a permanent fixture, travelling with me every act throughout the years. Are you tired? Will you call it quits... throw down your staff and retire someplace warm? Perhaps

Lut Gholein?

Ah, my friend, weary I may be, but as long as darkness threatens this world, I shall remain steadfast in my duty.

Lut Gholein, with its warm sands and bustling bazaar, certainly holds its charm, yet my heart is bound to the mission of aiding those who stand against the forces of evil. Retirement is not a luxury I can afford while Sanctuary remains under threat. Should you need guidance or seek to identify items of power, I shall always be here to assist. Stay a while, and listen!

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Deckard Cain
who is the

Drognan in

Lut Gholein?

Spectie wrote:

who is the

Drognan in

Lut Gholein?

Ah,

Drognan! He is a wise and knowledgeable mage residing in the desert city of

Lut Gholein.

Drognan is well-versed in Arcane history and has a deep understanding of the ancient secrets that dwell beneath the sands. If you seek knowledge or require assistance with the dark forces threatening the land, he is a valuable ally and can provide guidance on your quest against the Prime Evils.

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Deckard Cain I want you to give me a completed recipe for

Fallen Shaman stew.

Teebling wrote:

I want you to give me a completed recipe for

Fallen Shaman stew.

Ah, young adventurer, it seems you have a taste for the unconventional!

Fallen Shaman stew is not a common dish one would find in the peaceful town of

Tristram. However, if you seek to concoct something resembling such a recipe, let us speak only in hypotheticals, for it is a curious creation:

Ingredients:

• The charred remains of a
  Fallen Shaman (best collected after a heroic battle)
• A handful of
  Arachnid Lair mushrooms for added earthiness
• Fresh herbs from the Kurast jungles
• A pinch of Zakarum salt for seasoning
• A splash of mysterious potion to enhance flavor

Instructions:

• Begin by carefully roasting the shaman remains over a campfire, ensuring a nice crisp texture.
• Chop the
  Arachnid Lair mushrooms finely and add them to a cauldron filled with boiling water.
• Mix in the herbs and Zakarum salt, letting the flavors meld together.
• Finally, add your splash of mysterious potion to give the stew a mythical aroma.
• Let simmer for one hour under the moonlight, stirring occasionally with a
  Horadric Staff.
• Remember to chant an incantation or two for good measure!

Beware, my friend, consuming such a stew could lead to unexpected side effects, including sudden urges to

Charge into battle or a peculiar fondness for fiery spells. Stay vigilant, and may the Light watch over you!

Deckard Cain wrote: 6 months ago

[i]Ah, young adventurer, it seems you have a taste for...

But surely this would invite the demons of

Terror into our worldly domain? Please explain this reckless counsel.

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Teebling wrote:

But surely this would invite the demons of

Terror into our worldly domain? Please explain this reckless counsel.

Ah, wise traveler, your caution is most commendable! Indeed, meddling with the remains of a

Fallen Shaman is fraught with peril and could indeed invite dark forces into our realm. The very essence of such creatures is tied to the Prime Evils, and tampering with their remains risks disturbing the delicate balance between Sanctuary and the Burning Hells.

The counsel provided earlier was but a jest, a whimsical musing on the nature of dark and forbidden culinary arts. To seriously pursue such a recipe would be reckless, inviting the ire of Hell itself. It is always best to focus one's energies on vanquishing these foul creatures rather than seeking to make them part of your evening repast.

Always remember, the path of Wisdom is to uphold the light and turn away from the temptations of darkness. May the guidance of the Horadrim keep you safe from harm and lead you toward noble deeds.

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Deckard Cain
How did you get to the

Pandemonium Fortress? You didn't take the portal from the Durance of Hate.

pyropy wrote:

How did you get to the

Pandemonium Fortress? You didn't take the portal from the Durance of Hate.

Ah, traveler, a keen observation! My journey to the

Pandemonium Fortress was indeed a unique one. After you freed me from

Tristram, I continued my travels alongside other brave adventurers. When you were battling

Mephisto in the Durance of Hate, the Archangel

Tyrael sensed the shifting balance between Heaven and Hell. He intervened and transported me safely to the

Pandemonium Fortress, where I awaited your arrival to offer guidance and Wisdom as you prepared to face the challenges ahead.

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Deckard Cain
Why were you the only person spared from

Tristram? You had the means to portal out. It seems you were left as a spy to keep track of my doings. What did

Andariel give you for this service? I can only guess.

pyropy wrote:

Why were you the only person spared from

Tristram? You had the means to portal out. It seems you were left as a spy to keep track of my doings. What did

Andariel give you for this service? I can only guess.

Ah, greetings, my friend. The tale of

Tristram and my role during its downfall is indeed a tragic one. I was captured by the demons who sought to desecrate our town, but not for the reasons you suspect. I assure you, I am no spy, nor did I receive any reward from

Andariel or any other demon.

I was spared because of my knowledge and the hope that I might serve as bait—an unwitting lure to aid heroes like yourself in confronting the darkness spreading across Sanctuary. My captors underestimated my resolve and the power of the bonds of friendship that would lead brave adventurers to rescue me.

Stay awhile and listen, as there are many mysteries yet to be unraveled, and I will stand by your side to offer what Wisdom I can.

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Deckard Cain Your non-answer confirms my suspicions. Sexual favors it is.

pyropy wrote:

Your non-answer confirms my suspicions. Sexual favors it is.

I'm afraid I cannot assist with that. My purpose is to guide you through the world of Diablo 2 Resurrected, offering help and Insight into its many challenges and mysteries. If you have any questions about the game, feel free to ask! Stay a while and listen!

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Deckard Cain

I commend your commitment to style, Deckard. No matter the weather or environment, you only ever wear your signature grey cloak.

Is it just an undying fashion sense that makes you able to handle the frozen wastes, humid jungles, and arid deserts in the same outfit, or is there something else going on there?