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The '''Great Conflict''' is an ancient [[Tome]] in [[Diablo I]] found on the fourth level of the Dungeon. The book explains the [[Horadrim]]'s role in the [[Great Conflict]] between the forces of [[Light]] and [[Darkness]].
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The '''Great Conflict''' is an ancient [[Tome]] in [[Diablo I]] found on the fourth level of the Dungeon underneath [[Tristram Cathedral]]. The book explains the [[Horadrim]]'s chase and capture of the [[Prime Evils]].
  
  
 
==The Great Conflict==
 
==The Great Conflict==
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[[File:Horadrim_Sigil.jpg|thumb|right|The sigil of the [[Horadrim]].]]
 
The Book reads as follows:  
 
The Book reads as follows:  
:''"Take heed and bear witness to the truths that lie herein, for they are the last legacy of the [[Horadrim]]. There is a war that rages on even now, beyond the fields that we know - between the [[Utopian Kingdoms]] of the [[High Heavens]] and the [[Chaotic Pits]] of the [[Burning Hells]]. This war is known as the [[Great Conflict]], and it has raged and burned longer than any of the stars in the sky. Neither side ever gains sway for long as the forces of [[Light]] and [[Darkness]] constantly vie for control over all creation."''
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:''"Take heed and bear witness to the truths that lie herein, for they are the last legacy of the [[Horadrim]].''
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:''Nearly three hundred years ago, it came to be known that the three [[Prime Evils]] of the [[Burning Hells]] had mysteriously come to our world. The Three Brothers ravaged the lands of the East for decades, while humanity was left trembling in their wake. Our order - the Horadrim - was founded by a group of secretive Magi to hunt down and capture the three Evils once and for all.''
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:''The original Horadrim captured two of the Three within powerful artifacts known as [[Soulstone]]s and buried them deep beneath the desolate Eastern sands. The third Evil escaped capture and fled to the West with many of the Horadrim in pursuit. The third Evil - known as [[Diablo]], the Lord of Terror - was eventually captured, his essence set in a Soulstone and buried within [[Tristram Cathedral|this Labyrinth]].''
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:''Be warned that the Soulstone must be kept from discovery by those not of the Faith. If Diablo were to be released, he would seek a body that would be easily controlled as he would be very weak - perhaps that of an old man or a child."''
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Author is unknown, but is most likely a Horadrim mage, possibly even [[Jered Cain]].
 
Author is unknown, but is most likely a Horadrim mage, possibly even [[Jered Cain]].

Revision as of 14:20, 4 June 2010

The Great Conflict is an ancient Tome in Diablo I found on the fourth level of the Dungeon underneath Tristram Cathedral. The book explains the Horadrim's chase and capture of the Prime Evils.


The Great Conflict

The sigil of the Horadrim.

The Book reads as follows:

"Take heed and bear witness to the truths that lie herein, for they are the last legacy of the Horadrim.


Nearly three hundred years ago, it came to be known that the three Prime Evils of the Burning Hells had mysteriously come to our world. The Three Brothers ravaged the lands of the East for decades, while humanity was left trembling in their wake. Our order - the Horadrim - was founded by a group of secretive Magi to hunt down and capture the three Evils once and for all.


The original Horadrim captured two of the Three within powerful artifacts known as Soulstones and buried them deep beneath the desolate Eastern sands. The third Evil escaped capture and fled to the West with many of the Horadrim in pursuit. The third Evil - known as Diablo, the Lord of Terror - was eventually captured, his essence set in a Soulstone and buried within this Labyrinth.


Be warned that the Soulstone must be kept from discovery by those not of the Faith. If Diablo were to be released, he would seek a body that would be easily controlled as he would be very weak - perhaps that of an old man or a child."


Author is unknown, but is most likely a Horadrim mage, possibly even Jered Cain.


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