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The Arreat Crater Flyer is a large winged demon, first seen in still images from the Diablo III Cinematic. It is associated with the demonic invasion of the northern Barbarian Dreadlands, centered near the [[Arreat Crater]].  
 
The Arreat Crater Flyer is a large winged demon, first seen in still images from the Diablo III Cinematic. It is associated with the demonic invasion of the northern Barbarian Dreadlands, centered near the [[Arreat Crater]].  
  
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Revision as of 21:04, 8 October 2011

The Arreat Crater Flyer is a large winged demon, first seen in still images from the Diablo III Cinematic. It is associated with the demonic invasion of the northern Barbarian Dreadlands, centered near the Arreat Crater.


Diablo III Monster [e]
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Arreat Crater Flyer
Classification: Demon
Monster Family: Unknown
Role: Flying Attacker
Monster Stats
Norm/Night/Hell/Inferno
Life: Unknown
Mana: Unknown
Armor: Unknown
Resistance: Unknown
Offence
Norm/Night/Hell/Inferno
Armament: Possible Flame Projectile, Smash Attack
DPS: Unknown
Low Damage: Unknown
High Damage: Unknown
Range: Unknown
Speed: Fast
Movement: Fast
Monster Modifiers
Unknown
Spells/Abilities
Unknown
Found In
Arreat Crater


Behavior

This flyer appears to be quite large, much above the bat-sized hovering enemies found in Act One. Whether it uses that size to dive bomb like a hawk is not known, as the creature has not been seen in motion.


Development

No concept art or development information has yet been released.


Lore

The flyer appears to come from Hell with the demonic invaders, thus it may be a purely demonic creature, rather than a mutated animal of Sanctuary.


Media

One screenshot of this monster has been excavated from the Diablo III beta client. As some players consider late game monsters to be spoilers, the image is not embedded in the page, pre-release.