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Tal Rasha
doesn't actually appear in-game as an NPC, besides in cinematics where he is often seen fighting to contain the demon
Baal
within his soulstone-bound spirit.

He's been added as an NPC entry to ease autolinking of the words Tal,
Tal Rasha
etc. as they occur so frequently.
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Lore

Tal Rasha was a powerful Horadric Mage, and the original leader of the order.

He became the host for Baal, Lord of Destruction. Few Sorcerers have been able to reach the same levels of fame that he has.
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Tal Rasha
doesn't actually appear in-game as an NPC, besides in cinematics where he is often seen fighting to contain the demon
Baal
within his soulstone-bound spirit.

He's been added as an NPC entry to ease autolinking of the words Tal,
Tal Rasha
etc. as they occur so frequently.
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