Kurast Bazaar

The Kurast Bazaar the second Kurast level of Act III, and represents the former trading districts.

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BackgroundEdit

Diablo II Level Info [e]
Kurast Bazaar
(v1.10+)	Norm	Night	Hell
Area lvl	#	#	#
Possible monsters	Thrasher, Faithful, Zakarumite, Sexton, Hell Swarm
Monster Variants	#	#	#
Random Bosses	Fill out	Fill out	Fill out
Super- uniques	Fill out	Fill out	Fill out
Gold-chest	Fill out
Waypoint	Yes
Nearby levels	Lower Kurast, Disused Fane, Ruined Temple, Sewers
Quests	Lam Esen's Tome

The former trade districts of Kurast are filled with houses that have chests in them, make sure to check those out.

There will be two entrances to the Sewers here, as well as two dungeons: Disused Fane andRuined Temple. Lam Esen's Tome is always found in the Ruined Temple.

Here you can also find more of the priests that are controlled by Mephisto and his Compelling Orb that you must destroy in the Khalim's Will quest.

Level InformationEdit

• Monster levels are usually always equal to the area level with exception to uniques (mlvl +3) and champions (mlvl +2).

Kurast LevelsEdit

Kurast is so big it is represented in multiple levels in Diablo II, even though other great cities like Lut Gholein instead has been shrunken to a small town-sized area. This is how it is presented in D2:

• Kurast Docks - Separated from the main town, by the great river that runs out to the Twin Seas.
• Lower Kurast - Outer sprawl of the city. Overrun by jungle, monster and fanatics.
• Kurast Bazaar - Former trading district of Kurast. Rich area.
• Sewers - A must in any larger city, and classical Diablo dungeoneering.
• Upper Kurast - The finer living areas of Kurast. Rich people accomodations.
• Kurast Causeway - A handy massive road within the city for quick access to Travincal.
• Travincal - The holy city within the city. Compare it to the Vatican in Rome.

Notable CharactersEdit

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Related ArticlesEdit

If you are at all interested in the story and lore of the games, you should also check out:

• Kehjistan

ReferenceEdit

• Facts & Formulae Archive