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Risen Dead

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#redirect '''Risen Dead''' (aka zombies) are [[undead]] reanimated human corpses that hunger for the blood and flesh of the living. One of the standard monster types in the Diablo games (and all fantasy RPGs), Zombies are one of the easier types of monsters to slay, notable for their slow foot speed and lack of armor or weaponry. There are higher level types of zombies, and many much more fearsome members of the [[Undead]], but every adventurer must start off with some shambling bags of experience, and zombies admirably fill that role.  ==Diablo III Monster== {{Monsterbox|game= Diablo III|portrait= Mon-zombie3.jpg|portrait-width= 128px<!--|name= Monstername-->|classif= Undead|family= Risen Dead|role= Cannonfodder|life= Unknown|mana= N/A|armor= Unknown|resist= Unknown|armament= Hands, Teeth|dps= Unknown|dmg_low= Unknown|dmg_high= Unknown|range= [[Melee]]|speed= Slow|movement= Slow|modifier= None|spells= None|found= [[Tristram Cathedral]]<br>[[Forgotten Tombs]]<br>[[Leoric Highlands]]}}Zombies return to [[Diablo III]] in much the same form as they limped around in [[Diablo I]] and [[Diablo II]]: humanoid, slow, shambling, and just generally unpleasant. Their slow speed and negligible intelligence makes them ideal targets for new characters who are just starting to practice their skills. [[File:Zombie5.jpg|left|thumb|100pz|Close up view.]]They are easy to outrun and outsmart, and only ever pose a threat if they appear in such large numbers that you can't kill them all in time. Even that, however, is normally not a problem, since all classes have some sort of [[AoE]] damage spell to kill more of them at once.  ===Spells and Abilities===Regular Zombies do not boast special abilities, though there are various subtypes that have some unusual talents, such as breaking in half and fighting on, with just a [[Crawling Torso]].  ===Known Zombie Types===While there are individual monsters actually called "Zombie," the term is frequently used to refer to all of the fleshy, undead, human-sized creatures in Diablo III. These include:* [[Crawling Torso]] - A Zombiewhich is not dealt enough damage to continues to crawl.* [[Walking Corpse]]- A slightly tougher Zombie.* [[Wretched Mother]] - Other sort of zombie, that also can be female.It's not yet known if these are different [[monster]] types, or just subtypes of the basic Zombie.  <!--===Known Subtypes===Use on a a "family" monster article, or a "sub-family" monster article.* Can be used in "Goatman" or the like* Can be used in "Goatman Shaman" or the like* Use for things like clan/colouring of same type of enemy* Example: Moon Clan, Blood Clan, Death Clan-->  ===Related Monsters===* '''[[Ghoul]]''' - Seems to be a reanimated corpse (ie: a Zombie), but has none of the classical characteristics of the classical walking corpse. they are fast and nimble. We're not sure if this monster is related or not yet. <!--===Famous Monsters===List any "character" monster, such as King Leoric for skeletons and the Butcher for Overlords.--> ==Background==Zombies can be both re-animated corpses straight out of a grave, which require very little [[magic]] energy from a [[Necromancer]] to give a basic motivation (braaaains...) of destructive power. It's motivation can also be a restless spirit of the former inhabitant of the body, awakening again after death, looking for others to inflict this pain.  Zombies are generally completely void of intelligence, and the wounds they received prior to their death often slows them down, making them dangerous primarily only in large numbers. They are the most basic sort of [[undead]], often thought of as even less troublesome than [[Skeleton]]s. The one thing they have as an advantage is usually that they can take more physical punishment before they are destroyed, and the force or spirit that drives them is removed/expelled.  ==Lore==I will never forget the first time I saw these horrors shambling out of the misty woods. Our loved ones, buried long ago, rose from their graves and began to attack the living. However, the risen dead were only the beginning...<div style="text-align:right;">Deckard Cain</div>  <!--==Diablo I Monster==No monster like the {{PAGENAME}} is seen in [[Diablo I]]. Add this section if you need to discuss Diablo I game monsters of the same name/type.--> <!--==Diablo II Monster==No monster like the {{PAGENAME}} is seen in [[Diablo II]]. Add this section if you need to discuss Diablo II game monsters of the same name/type.-->  ==Development==In previous games, Zombies have been pretty straight-forward. <!--Notes from development of monster. Might have changed between games, or during Alpha/Beta/Release stages.* Appearance* Concepts* How the unit evolved--> <!--==Trivia==Fun facts. If you add a trivia fact, also add the it to the Category:Trivia.-->  ==Media==You can find pictures in the Diablo 3 screenshot and picture gallery:* [http://www.diii.net/gallery/ Diablo 3 screenshots and pictures]* [http://www.diii.net/gallery/showgallery.php?si=zombie&x=0&y=0&limit=&thumbsonly=0&perpage=24&cat=all&ppuser=0&thumbcheck=0&page=1&sortby=&sorttime=0&way=&cat=all Zombie Gallery Search]<!--<gallery>Image:Diablo_III_Logo.jpg|Pic 1Image:Diablo_III_Logo.jpg|Pic 2Image:Diablo_III_Logo.jpg|Pic 3</gallery>--> <!--==Related Links==List any links that would be useful for further reading on this particular monster. Try to avoid double links with the "References" section below.--> <!--==References==List of references to make the article. Internal or external links.-->  {{Monster navbox|undead}}
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