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Asylla appears in spectral form as a [[quest]]-giver NPC brandishing her own head, giving the player her blessing to free the souls of six of her subjects who died under the dark reign of Diablo within the [[Tristram]] [[Cathedral]]. Shortly before the player leaves the torture chambers, they may stumble upon a scene featuring Leoric standing by as Asylla is strapped into a guillotine and beheaded by Lazarus.
 
Asylla appears in spectral form as a [[quest]]-giver NPC brandishing her own head, giving the player her blessing to free the souls of six of her subjects who died under the dark reign of Diablo within the [[Tristram]] [[Cathedral]]. Shortly before the player leaves the torture chambers, they may stumble upon a scene featuring Leoric standing by as Asylla is strapped into a guillotine and beheaded by Lazarus.
  
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Revision as of 02:51, 25 January 2013

Queen Asylla was the wife of the Mad King Leoric. She was beheaded by the Archbishop Lazarus under the watchful eye of Leoric himself.

The Diablo III development team likely added her into the game as a full-fledged NPC to not only propel the player forward through the narrative, but to also provide more context into the world of Sanctuary and to enrich the character of Leoric himself, and the (often convoluted) relationship he had with Lazarus and the subjects of his kingdom.


Quests and Events

Queen Asylla is involved in the following Quests, Events and Bounties:


Lore

Queen Asylla is new to the Diablo franchise. Any scenes with her in the game are based upon the events preceding those of Diablo I, namely the fall of the mad king, the influence of Diablo himself, and the actions of Archbishop Lazarus. Even within the Diablo I manual, which was rich with writing and lore, she isn't mentioned.

Asylla appears in spectral form as a quest-giver NPC brandishing her own head, giving the player her blessing to free the souls of six of her subjects who died under the dark reign of Diablo within the Tristram Cathedral. Shortly before the player leaves the torture chambers, they may stumble upon a scene featuring Leoric standing by as Asylla is strapped into a guillotine and beheaded by Lazarus.