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After the death of King Leoric, Lazarus emerged from the monastery and whipped the villagers into a frenzy to find Albrecht in a ruse to lead them right into the lair of the [[Butcher]]. | After the death of King Leoric, Lazarus emerged from the monastery and whipped the villagers into a frenzy to find Albrecht in a ruse to lead them right into the lair of the [[Butcher]]. | ||
| − | When the villagers had seen the horrors of this attempt to save Albrecht, Lazarus hid deep in the monastery labyrinth, where he remained. He was later defeated by an unnamed hero, who later became the new mortal host for the Lord of Terror. | + | When the villagers had seen the horrors of this attempt to save Albrecht, Lazarus hid deep in the monastery labyrinth, where he remained. He was later defeated by an unnamed hero, who later became the new mortal host for the [[Lord of Terror]]. |
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| + | * [[A Page From Lazarus's Grimoire]] - (required for [[Taking Notes]] achievement) | ||
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Lazarus is possibly inspired by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lazarus_of_Bethany Lazarus of Bethany], who was brought back to life four days after his death. Either because there is some dispute whether he is [[undead]] or not, or that it's a religious name, and the [[Zakarum]] was originally based primarily on Christianity. | Lazarus is possibly inspired by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lazarus_of_Bethany Lazarus of Bethany], who was brought back to life four days after his death. Either because there is some dispute whether he is [[undead]] or not, or that it's a religious name, and the [[Zakarum]] was originally based primarily on Christianity. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:12, 10 November 2013
The Archbishop Lazarus was an ambassador from the Zakarum Church and an advisor to King Leoric.
Background[edit | edit source]
| Diablo Character [e] | |
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| Lazarus Archbishop | |
| Gender: | Male |
| Race: | Human |
| Status: | Dead (presumed) |
| Occupation: | Traitor |
| Affilliation: | Burning Hells, Zakarum (former) |
| Friends: | Diablo |
| Foes: | High Heavens |
| Location: | Unknown |
Lazarus was actually the Custodian of Mephisto's Soulstone in Kurast before arriving in Khanduras. When King Leoric set up court in the abandoned monastery in Tristram, Diablo reached out and lured the Archbishop down in to the catacombs of the monastery to shatter the soulstone that imprisoned him.
Diablo tried to fully possess King Leoric but failed, so he ordered Lazarus to bring down the King's son, Albrecht, into the labyrinth as a mortal host for the Lord of Terror.
After the death of King Leoric, Lazarus emerged from the monastery and whipped the villagers into a frenzy to find Albrecht in a ruse to lead them right into the lair of the Butcher.
When the villagers had seen the horrors of this attempt to save Albrecht, Lazarus hid deep in the monastery labyrinth, where he remained. He was later defeated by an unnamed hero, who later became the new mortal host for the Lord of Terror.
Lore[edit | edit source]
- A Page From Lazarus's Grimoire - (required for Taking Notes achievement)
Lazarus in Diablo Games[edit | edit source]
His staff, the Spire of Lazarus and the dagger Wizardspike (sometimes dropped upon his defeat), are both unique items in Diablo II, although Lazarus's staff was not able to be wielded in the first game, serving only as a key to the cathedral's tower where Lazarus resided.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
Lazarus is possibly inspired by Lazarus of Bethany, who was brought back to life four days after his death. Either because there is some dispute whether he is undead or not, or that it's a religious name, and the Zakarum was originally based primarily on Christianity.
Reference[edit | edit source]
| 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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