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One illustration contains a Triune Leader Blood Guard, with a studded hammer that contains Teeth of Diablo to make it more... well... pretty? Maybe it does more damage due to the teeth. Maybe it is the teeth that allows the Blood Guard to go into a berserker state. We just don't know yet. | One illustration contains a Triune Leader Blood Guard, with a studded hammer that contains Teeth of Diablo to make it more... well... pretty? Maybe it does more damage due to the teeth. Maybe it is the teeth that allows the Blood Guard to go into a berserker state. We just don't know yet. | ||
| − | The only reference in literature to spikes that may refer to the Teeth of Diablo can be found in the | + | The only reference in literature to spikes that may refer to the Teeth of Diablo can be found in the [[Writings of Abd al-Hazir]], more specifically the entry regarding the [[Dark Cultist]]s. While reading the entry you get a feeling that the entry and the illustration of an [[Activated Vessel]] are linked. In the entry they talk about spikes being driven into some complacent victims’ back, which is clearly the case in the illustration. |
But this is all just speculation, we just don't know enough to really be able to say anything with any degree of confidence. Only time and Blizzard can tell and my money is on time. | But this is all just speculation, we just don't know enough to really be able to say anything with any degree of confidence. Only time and Blizzard can tell and my money is on time. | ||
[[Category:Lore]] | [[Category:Lore]] | ||
Revision as of 08:55, 10 February 2009
These metal spikes are seen in two pieces of artwork released by Blizzard. Not much info is available but the assumption can be made that these spikes, which are infused with symbols, may be the source of some power.
One illustration contains a Triune Leader Blood Guard, with a studded hammer that contains Teeth of Diablo to make it more... well... pretty? Maybe it does more damage due to the teeth. Maybe it is the teeth that allows the Blood Guard to go into a berserker state. We just don't know yet.
The only reference in literature to spikes that may refer to the Teeth of Diablo can be found in the Writings of Abd al-Hazir, more specifically the entry regarding the Dark Cultists. While reading the entry you get a feeling that the entry and the illustration of an Activated Vessel are linked. In the entry they talk about spikes being driven into some complacent victims’ back, which is clearly the case in the illustration.
But this is all just speculation, we just don't know enough to really be able to say anything with any degree of confidence. Only time and Blizzard can tell and my money is on time.
