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Atanna Khan

2012-01-09T21:12:23Z

IceColdPimpz: /* Speculation */

'''Atanna Khan''' is [[Lord Juris Khan]]'s daughter. A young and very beautiful woman with smooth skin like alabaster,
green eyes, and cascading red hair. She is one of the main characters in the novel [[Diablo: The Kingdom of Shadow]].

Her father had succumbed to madness and corruption when the vision of '''Archangel''' [[Mirakodus]], who turned out to be Diablo in disguise, convinced Lord Juris Khan to cast a spell to transcend the city of Ureh to Heaven. Except the spell would instead take them to Hell.

[[Gregus Mazi]], one of the mages and priests weaving the spellwork, noticed a rogue spell hidden in the complex ritual would take all the casters' life force, and broke away from the ritual. This destabilized the ritual and Ureh ended up in a timeless limbo between Heaven and Hell.

Archangel Mirakodus (alias Diablo) convinced Lord Juris Khan to link himself to him, and offered the life force of all the citizens of Ureh, including his daughter Atanna.

Diablo entered Atanna, and she felt the horror. Yet, she was entranced to follow her father's orders and to venerate the Archangel Mirakodus.

Atanna served as a loyal mage to her father, and helped him create the Key to Light and [[The Key to Shadow]]. The latter was placed at the bottom of a cavern beneath the palace of Ureh. [[The Key to Light]] was placed atop Mountain Nymyr. This would allow Ureh to materialize permanently in the mortal plane.

Centuries ago, [[Gregus Mazi]] returned to Ureh with the help of '''Captain''' [[Humbart Wessel]]. Gregus released '''Priest''' [[Tobio]] from his prison, and both separated to get rid of both the Key to Light and the Key to Shadow.

Lord Juris Khan killed Tobio, and cursed Gregus who became stone around a stalactite, kept alive for eternity to serve as a guardian of the Key to Shadow. Tobio managed to throw the Key to Light on the other side of the mountain [[Nymyr]] out of reach.

Thus, Lord Juris Khan awaited patiently for someone with magical prowess to come near Ureh to recover the Key to Light for him, and to help with the spell that would make Ureh return to the mortal plane.

Quov Tsin, and the mercenaries camped near Ureh. This was the opportunity Khan needed. '''Princess''' [[Atanna]] requested her father to spare '''Captain''' [[Kentril Dumon]] for herself. She wanted his company for all eternity.

Atanna manipulated '''Captain''' [[Kentril Dumon]] with her sweet and charm voice and beauty. She asked Kentril to convince Quov Tsin the vizjerei to make her father change his mind about recreating the spell that would trascend Ureh from their current timeless limbo toward [[Heaven]].

This turned out to be a manipulation. All this time Juris Khan planned through Archangel Mirakodus (aka Diablo) to return to the physical mortal plane in order to create a permanent gateway between Hell and Sanctuary and other realms.

Sending Atanna to do this boon, Kentril would gain riches and wed Atanna. On the other hand, Kentril would have convinced Quov Tsin to sate his greed for magic knowledge. Quov Tsin would have access to the library for years to come.

Atanna loved Kentril obsessively, but in the end she betrayed her father and saved Kentril. Atanna was sent to the top of Nymyr to stop Kentril and Gorst from reaching the Key to Light. Instead of hurling lightning at Kentril, she summoned the citizens of Ureh, dry husks of bodies to climb the mountain after him.

This gave him enough time to reach the Key to Light. Kentril jumped off the top of Nymyr to sacrifice in order to make sure the Key would shatter when he fell. Lord Juris Khan prevented his fall and commanded Kentril to return the Key to Light to the top of Nymyr. Once the sunlight had touched the Key, Ureh would have returned to the mortal plane.

Instead, Kentril threw the Key and it shattered on impact against teh ground. Lord Juris Khan and all the citizens melted away, except for Atanna. She managed to slow the descent of Kentril's fall. This saved his life. Atanna stretched her hands forward from the high balcony looking down far below at Kentril.

The sunlight reached the balcony, and oddly her body did not melt like the other citizens and her father. She simply faded away.

==Speculation==
'''Atanna''' might have vanished with the ethereal [[Ureh]] back to the timeless limbo.

Contrary to the above writer's opinion:

In the book, as Atanna slowed Kentril's fall to the earth, thus saving him, Kentril sees her as she "faded away" when touched by the sunlight. This is unusual because all other denizens of Ureh had been burnt away in their zombified forms (when touched by the sunlight). To me this suggests that Atanna's sins have been forgiven by the heavenly forces and instead of her soul being damned to hell or, as the previous writer of this section had suggested, she revert to being stuck in limbo again (which would have been a hellish punishment in solitude). Her good deed in not outright killing Kentril when he tried to sieze the crystal and then her saving of him by not allowing him to fall to his death caused her to deserve forgiveness. She may have gone to Heaven. It at least seems that it was anything but Hell.

==References==
[[Diablo: The Kingdom of Shadow]]

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Atanna Khan

2012-01-09T21:10:54Z

IceColdPimpz: /* Speculation */

'''Atanna Khan''' is [[Lord Juris Khan]]'s daughter. A young and very beautiful woman with smooth skin like alabaster,
green eyes, and cascading red hair. She is one of the main characters in the novel [[Diablo: The Kingdom of Shadow]].

Her father had succumbed to madness and corruption when the vision of '''Archangel''' [[Mirakodus]], who turned out to be Diablo in disguise, convinced Lord Juris Khan to cast a spell to transcend the city of Ureh to Heaven. Except the spell would instead take them to Hell.

[[Gregus Mazi]], one of the mages and priests weaving the spellwork, noticed a rogue spell hidden in the complex ritual would take all the casters' life force, and broke away from the ritual. This destabilized the ritual and Ureh ended up in a timeless limbo between Heaven and Hell.

Archangel Mirakodus (alias Diablo) convinced Lord Juris Khan to link himself to him, and offered the life force of all the citizens of Ureh, including his daughter Atanna.

Diablo entered Atanna, and she felt the horror. Yet, she was entranced to follow her father's orders and to venerate the Archangel Mirakodus.

Atanna served as a loyal mage to her father, and helped him create the Key to Light and [[The Key to Shadow]]. The latter was placed at the bottom of a cavern beneath the palace of Ureh. [[The Key to Light]] was placed atop Mountain Nymyr. This would allow Ureh to materialize permanently in the mortal plane.

Centuries ago, [[Gregus Mazi]] returned to Ureh with the help of '''Captain''' [[Humbart Wessel]]. Gregus released '''Priest''' [[Tobio]] from his prison, and both separated to get rid of both the Key to Light and the Key to Shadow.

Lord Juris Khan killed Tobio, and cursed Gregus who became stone around a stalactite, kept alive for eternity to serve as a guardian of the Key to Shadow. Tobio managed to throw the Key to Light on the other side of the mountain [[Nymyr]] out of reach.

Thus, Lord Juris Khan awaited patiently for someone with magical prowess to come near Ureh to recover the Key to Light for him, and to help with the spell that would make Ureh return to the mortal plane.

Quov Tsin, and the mercenaries camped near Ureh. This was the opportunity Khan needed. '''Princess''' [[Atanna]] requested her father to spare '''Captain''' [[Kentril Dumon]] for herself. She wanted his company for all eternity.

Atanna manipulated '''Captain''' [[Kentril Dumon]] with her sweet and charm voice and beauty. She asked Kentril to convince Quov Tsin the vizjerei to make her father change his mind about recreating the spell that would trascend Ureh from their current timeless limbo toward [[Heaven]].

This turned out to be a manipulation. All this time Juris Khan planned through Archangel Mirakodus (aka Diablo) to return to the physical mortal plane in order to create a permanent gateway between Hell and Sanctuary and other realms.

Sending Atanna to do this boon, Kentril would gain riches and wed Atanna. On the other hand, Kentril would have convinced Quov Tsin to sate his greed for magic knowledge. Quov Tsin would have access to the library for years to come.

Atanna loved Kentril obsessively, but in the end she betrayed her father and saved Kentril. Atanna was sent to the top of Nymyr to stop Kentril and Gorst from reaching the Key to Light. Instead of hurling lightning at Kentril, she summoned the citizens of Ureh, dry husks of bodies to climb the mountain after him.

This gave him enough time to reach the Key to Light. Kentril jumped off the top of Nymyr to sacrifice in order to make sure the Key would shatter when he fell. Lord Juris Khan prevented his fall and commanded Kentril to return the Key to Light to the top of Nymyr. Once the sunlight had touched the Key, Ureh would have returned to the mortal plane.

Instead, Kentril threw the Key and it shattered on impact against teh ground. Lord Juris Khan and all the citizens melted away, except for Atanna. She managed to slow the descent of Kentril's fall. This saved his life. Atanna stretched her hands forward from the high balcony looking down far below at Kentril.

The sunlight reached the balcony, and oddly her body did not melt like the other citizens and her father. She simply faded away.

==Speculation==
'''Atanna''' might have vanished with the ethereal [[Ureh]] back to the timeless limbo.

Contrary to the above writer's opinion:

In the book, as Atanna slowed Kentril's fall to the earth, thus saving him, Kentril sees her as she "faded away". This is unusual because all other denizens of Ureh had been burnt away in their zombified forms. To me this suggests that Atanna's sins have been forgiven by the heavenly forces and instead of her soul being damned to hell or, as the previous writer of this section had suggested, she revert to being stuck in limbo again (which would have been a hellish punishment in solitude). Her good deed in not outright killing Kentril when he tried to sieze the crystal and then her saving of him by not allowing him to fall to his death caused her to deserve forgiveness. She may have gone to Heaven. It at least seems that it was anything but Hell.

==References==
[[Diablo: The Kingdom of Shadow]]

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[[Category:Characters]]

Atanna Khan

2012-01-09T21:09:41Z

IceColdPimpz: /* Speculation 2 */

'''Atanna Khan''' is [[Lord Juris Khan]]'s daughter. A young and very beautiful woman with smooth skin like alabaster,
green eyes, and cascading red hair. She is one of the main characters in the novel [[Diablo: The Kingdom of Shadow]].

Her father had succumbed to madness and corruption when the vision of '''Archangel''' [[Mirakodus]], who turned out to be Diablo in disguise, convinced Lord Juris Khan to cast a spell to transcend the city of Ureh to Heaven. Except the spell would instead take them to Hell.

[[Gregus Mazi]], one of the mages and priests weaving the spellwork, noticed a rogue spell hidden in the complex ritual would take all the casters' life force, and broke away from the ritual. This destabilized the ritual and Ureh ended up in a timeless limbo between Heaven and Hell.

Archangel Mirakodus (alias Diablo) convinced Lord Juris Khan to link himself to him, and offered the life force of all the citizens of Ureh, including his daughter Atanna.

Diablo entered Atanna, and she felt the horror. Yet, she was entranced to follow her father's orders and to venerate the Archangel Mirakodus.

Atanna served as a loyal mage to her father, and helped him create the Key to Light and [[The Key to Shadow]]. The latter was placed at the bottom of a cavern beneath the palace of Ureh. [[The Key to Light]] was placed atop Mountain Nymyr. This would allow Ureh to materialize permanently in the mortal plane.

Centuries ago, [[Gregus Mazi]] returned to Ureh with the help of '''Captain''' [[Humbart Wessel]]. Gregus released '''Priest''' [[Tobio]] from his prison, and both separated to get rid of both the Key to Light and the Key to Shadow.

Lord Juris Khan killed Tobio, and cursed Gregus who became stone around a stalactite, kept alive for eternity to serve as a guardian of the Key to Shadow. Tobio managed to throw the Key to Light on the other side of the mountain [[Nymyr]] out of reach.

Thus, Lord Juris Khan awaited patiently for someone with magical prowess to come near Ureh to recover the Key to Light for him, and to help with the spell that would make Ureh return to the mortal plane.

Quov Tsin, and the mercenaries camped near Ureh. This was the opportunity Khan needed. '''Princess''' [[Atanna]] requested her father to spare '''Captain''' [[Kentril Dumon]] for herself. She wanted his company for all eternity.

Atanna manipulated '''Captain''' [[Kentril Dumon]] with her sweet and charm voice and beauty. She asked Kentril to convince Quov Tsin the vizjerei to make her father change his mind about recreating the spell that would trascend Ureh from their current timeless limbo toward [[Heaven]].

This turned out to be a manipulation. All this time Juris Khan planned through Archangel Mirakodus (aka Diablo) to return to the physical mortal plane in order to create a permanent gateway between Hell and Sanctuary and other realms.

Sending Atanna to do this boon, Kentril would gain riches and wed Atanna. On the other hand, Kentril would have convinced Quov Tsin to sate his greed for magic knowledge. Quov Tsin would have access to the library for years to come.

Atanna loved Kentril obsessively, but in the end she betrayed her father and saved Kentril. Atanna was sent to the top of Nymyr to stop Kentril and Gorst from reaching the Key to Light. Instead of hurling lightning at Kentril, she summoned the citizens of Ureh, dry husks of bodies to climb the mountain after him.

This gave him enough time to reach the Key to Light. Kentril jumped off the top of Nymyr to sacrifice in order to make sure the Key would shatter when he fell. Lord Juris Khan prevented his fall and commanded Kentril to return the Key to Light to the top of Nymyr. Once the sunlight had touched the Key, Ureh would have returned to the mortal plane.

Instead, Kentril threw the Key and it shattered on impact against teh ground. Lord Juris Khan and all the citizens melted away, except for Atanna. She managed to slow the descent of Kentril's fall. This saved his life. Atanna stretched her hands forward from the high balcony looking down far below at Kentril.

The sunlight reached the balcony, and oddly her body did not melt like the other citizens and her father. She simply faded away.

==Speculation==
'''Atanna''' might have vanished with the ethereal [[Ureh]] back to the timeless limbo.

==References==
[[Diablo: The Kingdom of Shadow]]

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[[Category:Characters]]

Diablo: Legacy of Blood

2012-01-09T21:03:25Z

IceColdPimpz: /* Story and Canon */

[[Image:Legacy of Blood.jpg|right|200px]]
'''Diablo: Legacy of Blood''' is the first book in the [[Diablo novel]]s. It was written by [[Richard_A._Knaak|Richard A. Knaak]] and published in 2001.

* [[Diablo Novels]]: Full information on all books in the series.
* All [[Diablo III Merchandise]].

==Official Description==

::[[Norrec Vizharan]] has become a living nightmare. While on a quest to find magical treasure, the soldier of fortune discovers an artifact beyond his wildest dreams: the ancient armor of [[Bartuc]], the legendary [[Warlord of Blood]]. But the mysterious armor is cursed, channeling a malevolent power into Norrec's tortured soul. Now, pursued by demons who covet the dark armor for their own devices, Norrec must overcome a bloodlust he can scarcely control and learn the truth about his terrifying curse before the is lost to darkness forever....

==Story and Canon==

The novel is a stand-alone piece, set in the Diablo universe but not directly tied to the main game storyline. The book is canon, but none of the events or characters have any part to play in the larger fiction of the universe.

Though this book is set the [[Land of Sanctuary]], very little of the book actually seems taken from the Diablo world. Some of the names of the characters and locations are, but only just. One of the main characters is a Necromancer, but none of her abilities match those of Necromancers in Diablo II, and story events include battles with sea serpents on the open ocean, characters imprisoned within trees, and other things very unlike events in the games.

In debates about the Diablo Novels, [[Flux]] has suggested that the story was an unpublished fantasy novel Richard Knaak had on hand, which he revised to include enough Diablo elements to make it pass muster as a [[Diablo Novel]]. That's merely supposition, but it's inarguable that this novel has the least Diablo-y features of any of the books in the series.

Although the above writer has stated the this book is the least "Diablo-y" book in the series of which it is a part of:
The general storyline is given cause by an item, the armour of Bartuc, the Legendary Warlord of Blood.
Bartuc took part in the Sin War (there is a series based on the Sin War). Although there is no direct influence from any other books or games,
it would be a mistake to say that the entire book is rather random and not at all tied to the Diablo universe.

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Atanna Khan

2012-01-09T20:51:54Z

IceColdPimpz: /* Heading 1 */

'''Atanna Khan''' is [[Lord Juris Khan]]'s daughter. A young and very beautiful woman with smooth skin like alabaster,
green eyes, and cascading red hair. She is one of the main characters in the novel [[Diablo: The Kingdom of Shadow]].

Her father had succumbed to madness and corruption when the vision of '''Archangel''' [[Mirakodus]], who turned out to be Diablo in disguise, convinced Lord Juris Khan to cast a spell to transcend the city of Ureh to Heaven. Except the spell would instead take them to Hell.

[[Gregus Mazi]], one of the mages and priests weaving the spellwork, noticed a rogue spell hidden in the complex ritual would take all the casters' life force, and broke away from the ritual. This destabilized the ritual and Ureh ended up in a timeless limbo between Heaven and Hell.

Archangel Mirakodus (alias Diablo) convinced Lord Juris Khan to link himself to him, and offered the life force of all the citizens of Ureh, including his daughter Atanna.

Diablo entered Atanna, and she felt the horror. Yet, she was entranced to follow her father's orders and to venerate the Archangel Mirakodus.

Atanna served as a loyal mage to her father, and helped him create the Key to Light and [[The Key to Shadow]]. The latter was placed at the bottom of a cavern beneath the palace of Ureh. [[The Key to Light]] was placed atop Mountain Nymyr. This would allow Ureh to materialize permanently in the mortal plane.

Centuries ago, [[Gregus Mazi]] returned to Ureh with the help of '''Captain''' [[Humbart Wessel]]. Gregus released '''Priest''' [[Tobio]] from his prison, and both separated to get rid of both the Key to Light and the Key to Shadow.

Lord Juris Khan killed Tobio, and cursed Gregus who became stone around a stalactite, kept alive for eternity to serve as a guardian of the Key to Shadow. Tobio managed to throw the Key to Light on the other side of the mountain [[Nymyr]] out of reach.

Thus, Lord Juris Khan awaited patiently for someone with magical prowess to come near Ureh to recover the Key to Light for him, and to help with the spell that would make Ureh return to the mortal plane.

Quov Tsin, and the mercenaries camped near Ureh. This was the opportunity Khan needed. '''Princess''' [[Atanna]] requested her father to spare '''Captain''' [[Kentril Dumon]] for herself. She wanted his company for all eternity.

Atanna manipulated '''Captain''' [[Kentril Dumon]] with her sweet and charm voice and beauty. She asked Kentril to convince Quov Tsin the vizjerei to make her father change his mind about recreating the spell that would trascend Ureh from their current timeless limbo toward [[Heaven]].

This turned out to be a manipulation. All this time Juris Khan planned through Archangel Mirakodus (aka Diablo) to return to the physical mortal plane in order to create a permanent gateway between Hell and Sanctuary and other realms.

Sending Atanna to do this boon, Kentril would gain riches and wed Atanna. On the other hand, Kentril would have convinced Quov Tsin to sate his greed for magic knowledge. Quov Tsin would have access to the library for years to come.

Atanna loved Kentril obsessively, but in the end she betrayed her father and saved Kentril. Atanna was sent to the top of Nymyr to stop Kentril and Gorst from reaching the Key to Light. Instead of hurling lightning at Kentril, she summoned the citizens of Ureh, dry husks of bodies to climb the mountain after him.

This gave him enough time to reach the Key to Light. Kentril jumped off the top of Nymyr to sacrifice in order to make sure the Key would shatter when he fell. Lord Juris Khan prevented his fall and commanded Kentril to return the Key to Light to the top of Nymyr. Once the sunlight had touched the Key, Ureh would have returned to the mortal plane.

Instead, Kentril threw the Key and it shattered on impact against teh ground. Lord Juris Khan and all the citizens melted away, except for Atanna. She managed to slow the descent of Kentril's fall. This saved his life. Atanna stretched her hands forward from the high balcony looking down far below at Kentril.

The sunlight reached the balcony, and oddly her body did not melt like the other citizens and her father. She simply faded away.

==Speculation==
'''Atanna''' might have vanished with the ethereal [[Ureh]] back to the timeless limbo.

==References==
[[Diablo: The Kingdom of Shadow]]

{{Character navbox|imp}}

[[Category:Characters]]

==Speculation 2==
In the book, as Atanna slowed Kentril's fall to the earth, thus saving him, Kentril sees her as she "faded away".
This is unusual because all other denizens of Ureh had been burnt away in their zombified forms.
To me this suggests that Atanna's sins have been forgiven by the heavenly forces and instead of her soul being damned to hell or,
as the previous writer of this section had suggested, she revert to being stuck in limbo again (which would have been a hellish punishment in solitude).
Her good deed in not outright killing Kentril when he tried to sieze the crystal and then her saving of him by not allowing him to fall to his death caused her to deserve forgiveness. She may have gone to Heaven. It at least seems that it was anything but Hell.

Atanna Khan

2012-01-09T20:51:08Z

IceColdPimpz: /* References */

'''Atanna Khan''' is [[Lord Juris Khan]]'s daughter. A young and very beautiful woman with smooth skin like alabaster,
green eyes, and cascading red hair. She is one of the main characters in the novel [[Diablo: The Kingdom of Shadow]].

Her father had succumbed to madness and corruption when the vision of '''Archangel''' [[Mirakodus]], who turned out to be Diablo in disguise, convinced Lord Juris Khan to cast a spell to transcend the city of Ureh to Heaven. Except the spell would instead take them to Hell.

[[Gregus Mazi]], one of the mages and priests weaving the spellwork, noticed a rogue spell hidden in the complex ritual would take all the casters' life force, and broke away from the ritual. This destabilized the ritual and Ureh ended up in a timeless limbo between Heaven and Hell.

Archangel Mirakodus (alias Diablo) convinced Lord Juris Khan to link himself to him, and offered the life force of all the citizens of Ureh, including his daughter Atanna.

Diablo entered Atanna, and she felt the horror. Yet, she was entranced to follow her father's orders and to venerate the Archangel Mirakodus.

Atanna served as a loyal mage to her father, and helped him create the Key to Light and [[The Key to Shadow]]. The latter was placed at the bottom of a cavern beneath the palace of Ureh. [[The Key to Light]] was placed atop Mountain Nymyr. This would allow Ureh to materialize permanently in the mortal plane.

Centuries ago, [[Gregus Mazi]] returned to Ureh with the help of '''Captain''' [[Humbart Wessel]]. Gregus released '''Priest''' [[Tobio]] from his prison, and both separated to get rid of both the Key to Light and the Key to Shadow.

Lord Juris Khan killed Tobio, and cursed Gregus who became stone around a stalactite, kept alive for eternity to serve as a guardian of the Key to Shadow. Tobio managed to throw the Key to Light on the other side of the mountain [[Nymyr]] out of reach.

Thus, Lord Juris Khan awaited patiently for someone with magical prowess to come near Ureh to recover the Key to Light for him, and to help with the spell that would make Ureh return to the mortal plane.

Quov Tsin, and the mercenaries camped near Ureh. This was the opportunity Khan needed. '''Princess''' [[Atanna]] requested her father to spare '''Captain''' [[Kentril Dumon]] for herself. She wanted his company for all eternity.

Atanna manipulated '''Captain''' [[Kentril Dumon]] with her sweet and charm voice and beauty. She asked Kentril to convince Quov Tsin the vizjerei to make her father change his mind about recreating the spell that would trascend Ureh from their current timeless limbo toward [[Heaven]].

This turned out to be a manipulation. All this time Juris Khan planned through Archangel Mirakodus (aka Diablo) to return to the physical mortal plane in order to create a permanent gateway between Hell and Sanctuary and other realms.

Sending Atanna to do this boon, Kentril would gain riches and wed Atanna. On the other hand, Kentril would have convinced Quov Tsin to sate his greed for magic knowledge. Quov Tsin would have access to the library for years to come.

Atanna loved Kentril obsessively, but in the end she betrayed her father and saved Kentril. Atanna was sent to the top of Nymyr to stop Kentril and Gorst from reaching the Key to Light. Instead of hurling lightning at Kentril, she summoned the citizens of Ureh, dry husks of bodies to climb the mountain after him.

This gave him enough time to reach the Key to Light. Kentril jumped off the top of Nymyr to sacrifice in order to make sure the Key would shatter when he fell. Lord Juris Khan prevented his fall and commanded Kentril to return the Key to Light to the top of Nymyr. Once the sunlight had touched the Key, Ureh would have returned to the mortal plane.

Instead, Kentril threw the Key and it shattered on impact against teh ground. Lord Juris Khan and all the citizens melted away, except for Atanna. She managed to slow the descent of Kentril's fall. This saved his life. Atanna stretched her hands forward from the high balcony looking down far below at Kentril.

The sunlight reached the balcony, and oddly her body did not melt like the other citizens and her father. She simply faded away.

==Speculation==
'''Atanna''' might have vanished with the ethereal [[Ureh]] back to the timeless limbo.

==References==
[[Diablo: The Kingdom of Shadow]]

{{Character navbox|imp}}

[[Category:Characters]]

==Heading 1==
In the book, as Atanna slowed Kentril's fall to the earth, thus saving him, Kentril sees her as she "faded away".
This is unusual because all other denizens of Ureh had been burnt away in their zombified forms.
To me this suggests that Atanna's sins have been forgiven by the heavenly forces and instead of her soul being damned to hell or,
as the previous writer of this section had suggested, she revert to being stuck in limbo again (which would have been a hellish punishment in solitude).
Her good deed in not outright killing Kentril when he tried to sieze the crystal and then her saving of him by not allowing him to fall to his death caused her to deserve forgiveness. She may have gone to Heaven. It at least seems that it was anything but Hell.