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'''Bul-Kathos''' was a great and ancient [[Barbarian]] king, who organised the tribes to the modern day people who call themselves the [[Children of Bul-Kathos]].

==Background==
Bul-Kathos is mostly known to have united the barbarian tribes, and set the people upon the great "vigil" of protecting [[Mount arreat]], and the [[Worldstone]] within. While it's unknown if even the Barbarians knew that the Worldstone was inside, or what sort of power it had, Bul-Kathos is the most revered barbarian through time, and the barbarian people call themselves the [[Children of Bul-Kathos]] in his honour.

Men in the [[Western Kingdoms]] gave the tribes the epitet "Barbarians", as they only saw the grim outlook of the people, but at heart, they are a honourable people, with Bul-Kathos deeds as guide.

Bul-Kathos knew the secrets of the [[ancients]], the mysteries of what's below [[Mount Arreat]] and of the prophecies regarding the dark times ahead. He shared these secrets with a close friend (or possibly brother) called [[Fiacla-Géar]] ("Sharp-Tooth"). When the two started to devote themselves and their people to protecting the secrets, they disagreed on exactly how to do this.

They both agreed the other's philosophy had merit, so when Bul-Kathos united the tribes and training them in strict martial discipline to make sure the tribes faithfully would concentrate on their goal for generations to come, Fiacla-Géar gathered together a small group consisting of the tribes' greatest warrior-poets and shamans and mysteriously retreated into the forests surrounding the area known as [[Scosglen]]. The [[Druid]]s were henceforth separated from the barbarians, fighting the same war in different ways.

The only currently known tome to have this information is the ancient tome of the Druids, [[Scéal Fada]] ("Long Story").

==References==
* [[Diablo II Manual]]
* [[Diablo II: Lord of Destruction Manual]]

[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Barbarian]]
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−	'''Bul-Kathos''', also known as the '''Immortal King''' was a great and ancient [[Barbarian]] king, who organised the tribes ~~to the modern day people who call themselves the [[Children of Bul-Kathos]]~~. He was also one of few [[Nephalem]].	+	'''Bul-Kathos''', also known as the '''Immortal King''', was a great and ancient [[Barbarian]] king who organised the barbarian tribes. He was also one of few [[Nephalem]].

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-Men in the [[Western Kingdoms]] gave the tribes the epithet "Barbarians", as they only saw the grim outlook of the people, but at heart, they are a honourable people, with Bul-Kathos deeds as guide.
+Men in the [[Western Kingdoms]] gave the tribes the epithet "Barbarians", as they only saw the grim outlook of the people, but at heart, they are a honourable people, with Bul-Kathos's deeds as guide.
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 The only currently known tome to have this information is the ancient tome of the Druids, [[Scéal Fada]] ("Long Story").
 ==Bul-Kathos' Children==

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 ==Background==
-Bul-Kathos is mostly known to have united the [[Barbarian tribes]], and set the people upon the great "vigil" of protecting [[Mount Arreat]], and the [[Worldstone]] within. While it's unknown if even the Barbarians knew that the Worldstone was inside, or what sort of power it had, Bul-Kathos is the most revered barbarian through time, and the barbarian people call themselves the [[Children of Bul-Kathos]] in his honour.
+Bul-Kathos is mostly known to have united the [[Barbarian|Barbarian tribes]], and set the people upon the great "vigil" of protecting [[Mount Arreat]], and the [[Worldstone]] within. While it's unknown if even the Barbarians knew that the Worldstone was inside, or what sort of power it had, Bul-Kathos is the most revered barbarian through time, and the barbarian people call themselves the [[Children of Bul-Kathos]] in his honour.
 Bul-Kathos knew the secrets of the [[ancient]]s, the mysteries of what's below [[Mount Arreat]] and of the prophecies regarding the dark times ahead. He shared these secrets with a close friend (or possibly brother) called [[Fiacla-Géar]] ("Sharp-Tooth"). When the two started to devote themselves and their people to protecting the secrets, they disagreed on exactly how to do this.
 They both agreed the other's philosophy had merit, so when Bul-Kathos united the tribes and training them in strict martial discipline to make sure the tribes faithfully would concentrate on their goal for generations to come, Fiacla-Géar gathered together a small group consisting of the tribes' greatest warrior-poets and shamans and mysteriously retreated into the forests surrounding the area known as [[Scosglen]]. The [[Druid]]s were henceforth separated from the barbarians, fighting the same war in different ways.
 The only currently known tome to have this information is the ancient tome of the Druids, [[Scéal Fada]] ("Long Story").

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−	'''Bul-Kathos''' was a great and ancient [[Barbarian]] king, who organised the tribes to the modern day people who call themselves the [[Children of Bul-Kathos]]. He was also one of few [[Nephalem]].	+	'''Bul-Kathos''', also known as the '''Immortal King''' was a great and ancient [[Barbarian]] king, who organised the tribes to the modern day people who call themselves the [[Children of Bul-Kathos]]. He was also one of few [[Nephalem]].

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-'''Bul-Kathos''' was a great and ancient [[Barbarian]] king, who organised the tribes to the modern day people who call themselves the [[Children of Bul-Kathos]].
+'''Bul-Kathos''' was a great and ancient [[Barbarian]] king, who organised the tribes to the modern day people who call themselves the [[Children of Bul-Kathos]]. He was also one of few [[Nephalem]].
 __TOC__
 ==Background==
-Bul-Kathos is mostly known to have united the barbarian tribes, and set the people upon the great "vigil" of protecting [[Mount Arreat]], and the [[Worldstone]] within. While it's unknown if even the Barbarians knew that the Worldstone was inside, or what sort of power it had, Bul-Kathos is the most revered barbarian through time, and the barbarian people call themselves the [[Children of Bul-Kathos]] in his honour.
+Bul-Kathos is mostly known to have united the [[Barbarian tribes]], and set the people upon the great "vigil" of protecting [[Mount Arreat]], and the [[Worldstone]] within. While it's unknown if even the Barbarians knew that the Worldstone was inside, or what sort of power it had, Bul-Kathos is the most revered barbarian through time, and the barbarian people call themselves the [[Children of Bul-Kathos]] in his honour.
 Men in the [[Western Kingdoms]] gave the tribes the epitet "Barbarians", as they only saw the grim outlook of the people, but at heart, they are a honourable people, with Bul-Kathos deeds as guide.
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 The only currently known tome to have this information is the ancient tome of the Druids, [[Scéal Fada]] ("Long Story").
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 * [[Diablo II: Lord of Destruction Manual]]
 [[Category:Characters]]
 [[Category:Barbarian]]