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+ | [[File:Adria-avatar.png|thumb|160px|Adria's in-game avatar.]] | ||
+ | ''Adria the Witch''' is an [[NPC]] and quest-giving character deeply involved in the story of Diablo 3. While apparently friendly and helpful in her role as [[Leah]]'s long-lost mother, Adria harbors a secret agenda that leads up to the biggest plot twist of the story. '''''Spoiler details below.''''' | ||
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+ | Adria was first [http://diablo2.diablowiki.net/Adria introduced in Diablo 1], where she was an NPC merchant who sold potions, spellbooks, and various sorcerer items. She was not seen in Diablo II, but returns in Diablo III. She is not a merchant this time, but a story-teller and quest-giver who assists in the battles against the Prime Evils in Acts 2 and 3, before springing her big surprise leading up to Act 4. | ||
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+ | ==Diablo 3 Betrayal== | ||
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+ | Adria's betrayal, the final plot event leading up to Act Four and the reborn, Prime Evil version of Diablo before "his" largely-successful assault upon the [[High Heavens]]. | ||
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+ | [[Image:adria.jpg|thumb|300px|Adria concept art.]] | ||
+ | Adria assists in the destruction of Belial and Azmodan in Acts 2 and 3, teaching Leah to trap their souls in the [[Black Soulstone]]. The big plot twist is that Adria has spent twenty years working towards that goal in her plan to betray humanity on behalf of Diablo, the Lord of Terror. Thus at the end of Act Three, after Leah traps Azmodan's essence in the Black Soulstone, Adria sacrifices numerous guards of the keep and betrays her own daughter, magically overpowering Leah and forcing Diablo's essence into Leah's body as his host. The other Demon Lords in the Black Soulstone are incorporated as well, giving Diablo all of their powers and transforming him into the Prime Evil, a demonic force powerful enough to assault and triumph over all the forces of the High Heavens. | ||
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+ | '''Diablo I revised history:''' | ||
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+ | While Adria posed as a helpful NPC during events in Diablo I, she was secretly the co-leader (with [[Magda]] of an evil coven of Cultists devoted to Diablo and the service of evil. After the defeat of Diablo in that game she visited the hero ([[metcon]]ed in Diablo 3 from an anonymous warrior to [[Aidan]]) while he was going insane and transforming into the [[Dark Wanderer]] while trying to contain the essence of Diablo in his [[soulstone]]. Adria slept with Aidan before he truly became the Dark Wanderer and fled Tristram, conceiving a child ([[Leah]]) who was outwardly human but contained seeds of Diablo's dark presence within. After giving birth to Leah, Adria left her with Cain and abandoned Tristram as well, vanishing to spend twenty years preparing the ground for Diablo's eventual return as the [[Prime Evil]]. | ||
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+ | Thus Adria effectively bred Diablo's future host body, and Diablo effectively inhabited his own daughter when he took possession of Leah for his largely-successful assault upon the [[High Heavens]] in Act Four of Diablo III. | ||
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+ | ==Adria in Reaper of Souls== | ||
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+ | * '''''Spoiler warning.''''' | ||
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+ | Adria's story role in [[RoS]] is not yet fully-known, but she is known from datamining to be a major quest boss in the form of a huge [[Succubus]]. | ||
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+ | ==Diablo III Monster== | ||
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+ | {{Monsterbox | ||
+ | |game= Diablo III | ||
+ | |portrait= @Adria_3.jpg | ||
+ | |portrait-width= 230px | ||
+ | <!--|name= Monstername--> | ||
+ | |bosstype= boss | ||
+ | |classif= Demons | ||
+ | |family= Bosses | ||
+ | |role= Boss | ||
+ | |life= Unknown | ||
+ | |mana= Unknown | ||
+ | |armor= Unknown | ||
+ | |resist= Unknown | ||
+ | |armament= Unknown | ||
+ | |dps= Unknown | ||
+ | |dmg_low= Unknown | ||
+ | |dmg_high= Unknown | ||
+ | |range= [[Melee]] & [[Ranged]] | ||
+ | |speed= Unknown | ||
+ | |movement= Unknown | ||
+ | |modifier= Unknown | ||
+ | |spells= Unknown | ||
+ | |found= Unknown | ||
+ | }}[[Image:@Adria_3.jpg|thumb|left|250px|]] | ||
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==Lore== | ==Lore== | ||
* [[Adria's Journal]] (required for [[A Quick Study]] achievement). | * [[Adria's Journal]] (required for [[A Quick Study]] achievement). | ||
+ | * [[Zoltun Kulle (lore)]] (required for [[Judge of Character]] achievement). | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
+ | File:Adria-hut1.jpg|Adria's hut as seen in Act One. | ||
+ | File:Adria-game1.jpg|Adria in Bastion's Keep in Act Three. | ||
File:Gozturr-the-torturer2.jpg|[[Goz'turr the Torturer]] interrogating [[Adria]] on the [[Unexpected Allies]] quest | File:Gozturr-the-torturer2.jpg|[[Goz'turr the Torturer]] interrogating [[Adria]] on the [[Unexpected Allies]] quest | ||
+ | File:Adria-cosplay1.jpg|Adria [[cosplay]]. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
[[Category:NPCs]] | [[Category:NPCs]] | ||
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[[Category:Characters]] | [[Category:Characters]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:00, 18 February 2014
Adria the Witch' is an NPC and quest-giving character deeply involved in the story of Diablo 3. While apparently friendly and helpful in her role as Leah's long-lost mother, Adria harbors a secret agenda that leads up to the biggest plot twist of the story. Spoiler details below.
Adria was first introduced in Diablo 1, where she was an NPC merchant who sold potions, spellbooks, and various sorcerer items. She was not seen in Diablo II, but returns in Diablo III. She is not a merchant this time, but a story-teller and quest-giver who assists in the battles against the Prime Evils in Acts 2 and 3, before springing her big surprise leading up to Act 4.
Diablo 3 Betrayal[edit | edit source]
- Spoiler warning.
Adria's betrayal, the final plot event leading up to Act Four and the reborn, Prime Evil version of Diablo before "his" largely-successful assault upon the High Heavens.
Adria assists in the destruction of Belial and Azmodan in Acts 2 and 3, teaching Leah to trap their souls in the Black Soulstone. The big plot twist is that Adria has spent twenty years working towards that goal in her plan to betray humanity on behalf of Diablo, the Lord of Terror. Thus at the end of Act Three, after Leah traps Azmodan's essence in the Black Soulstone, Adria sacrifices numerous guards of the keep and betrays her own daughter, magically overpowering Leah and forcing Diablo's essence into Leah's body as his host. The other Demon Lords in the Black Soulstone are incorporated as well, giving Diablo all of their powers and transforming him into the Prime Evil, a demonic force powerful enough to assault and triumph over all the forces of the High Heavens.
Diablo I revised history:
While Adria posed as a helpful NPC during events in Diablo I, she was secretly the co-leader (with Magda of an evil coven of Cultists devoted to Diablo and the service of evil. After the defeat of Diablo in that game she visited the hero (metconed in Diablo 3 from an anonymous warrior to Aidan) while he was going insane and transforming into the Dark Wanderer while trying to contain the essence of Diablo in his soulstone. Adria slept with Aidan before he truly became the Dark Wanderer and fled Tristram, conceiving a child (Leah) who was outwardly human but contained seeds of Diablo's dark presence within. After giving birth to Leah, Adria left her with Cain and abandoned Tristram as well, vanishing to spend twenty years preparing the ground for Diablo's eventual return as the Prime Evil.
Thus Adria effectively bred Diablo's future host body, and Diablo effectively inhabited his own daughter when he took possession of Leah for his largely-successful assault upon the High Heavens in Act Four of Diablo III.
Adria in Reaper of Souls[edit | edit source]
- Spoiler warning.
Adria's story role in RoS is not yet fully-known, but she is known from datamining to be a major quest boss in the form of a huge Succubus.
Diablo III Monster[edit | edit source]
Diablo III Monster [e] | |
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Adria
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Classification: | Demons |
Monster Family: | Bosses |
Role: | Boss |
Monster Stats Norm/Night/Hell/Inferno
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Life: | Unknown |
Mana: | Unknown |
Armor: | Unknown |
Resistance: | Unknown |
Offence Norm/Night/Hell/Inferno
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Armament: | Unknown |
DPS: | Unknown |
Low Damage: | Unknown |
High Damage: | Unknown |
Range: | Melee & Ranged |
Speed: | Unknown |
Movement: | Unknown |
Lore[edit | edit source]
- Adria's Journal (required for A Quick Study achievement).
- Zoltun Kulle (lore) (required for Judge of Character achievement).
Gallery[edit | edit source]
Goz'turr the Torturer interrogating Adria on the Unexpected Allies quest
Adria cosplay.
Characters & NPCs[e] Import. Chars Rumoured Diablo 3 NPCs Diablo 2 NPCs Diablo 1 NPCs Minor A-K Minor L-Z Fanmade |
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Important Characters |
Angiris Council Lords of Hell |
Horadrim Miscellaneous |
Miscellaneous (cont) |
Miscellaneous (cont) |
Miscellaneous (cont) |
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Diablo III's Possible NPCs |
Franklin Burroughs - Humbart Wessel - Pablo DeSoto - Quov Tsin - Kentril Dumon - Zayl |
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NPCs of Diablo II |
Act I:
Akara -
Charsi -
Chickens -
Deckard Cain -
Flavie -
Gheed -
Kashya -
Rogue NPCs -
Warriv
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NPCs of Diablo I |
Diablo NPCs:
Adria -
Cain -
Cows -
Farnham -
Gillian -
Griswold -
Kael Rills -
Ogden -
Pepin -
Wirt
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Minor A-K |
Achilios - Adria - Akara - Albord - Aldric Jitan - Alkor - Anya - Arkaine - Asheara - Assur - Atma - Augustus Malevolyn - Baerna - Banagar - Benjin - Brek - Buyard Cholik - Camylle - Celestia - Cornelius - Darrick Lang - Diomedes - Drognan - Edgewulf - Elora - Elzix - Emilye - Fara - Farnham - Fautzin - Galeona - Garda - Gheed - Gillian - Gorst - Greiz - Griswold - Guthwulf - Hagan - Halbu - Hanos Jeronnan - Hargo - Hays - Hratli - Hrothwulf - Humbart Wessel - Hunfrith - Hyram - Icharion - Jace - Jamella - Jerhyn - Jodas - Juris Khan - Justinian IV - Kabraxis - Kara Nightshadow - Karybdus - Kashya - Kentril Dumon - Kethryes - Korlic - Kreghn - Ku Y'leh |
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Minor L-Z |
Lam Esen - Larzuk - Linarian - Lysander - Malah - Mat Hu-Ring - Meshif - Mirakodus - Mordecai - Natalya - Nefriti - Nellia - Nihlathak - Nor Tiraj - Norrec Vizharan - Ogden - Ord Rekar - Orlif - Ormus - Oskal - Palashia - Pepin - Qarak - Qual-Kehk - Riordan Nesardo - Sadun Tryst - Salene Nesardo - Sardak - Sarnakyle - Septumos - Simon - Talic - Taramis Volken - Tilgar - Tobio - Toko - Tylwulf - Vischar Orous - Warriv - Wirt - Wulfgar - Xazax - Zagraal - Zayl - Zorea |
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