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• [[Moldy Tome]] 
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• [[Atma]] 
• [[Arcane Tome]] 
• [[Deckard Cain]] 
• [[Drognan]] 
• [[Elzix]] 
• [[Fara]] 
• [[Geglash]] 
• [[Greiz]] 
• [[Jerhyn]] 
• [[Kaelan]] 
• [[Lysander]] 
• [[Meshif]] 
• [[Tyrael]] 
• [[Warriv]] 
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• [[Alkor]] 
• [[Asheara]] 
• [[Deckard Cain]] 
• [[Hratli]] 
• [[Meshif]] 
• [[Natalya]] 
• [[Ormus]] 
• [[Iron Wolves|The Iron Wolves]] 
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• [[Halbu]] 
• [[Hadriel]] 
• [[Izual NPC]] 
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• [[Tyrael]] 
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• [[Anya]] 
• [[Deckard Cain]] 
• [[Larzuk]] 
• [[Malah]] 
• [[Nihlathak NPC|Nihlathak]] 
• [[Qual-Kehk]] 
• [[Ancients|The Ancients]] 
• [[Tyrael]] 
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::''Were you looking for the {{iw|Category:Games Game}} article for '''{{iw|Diablo_I Diablo I}}'''?

'''[[Diablo I]]''' was released in 1996 in North America and 1997 in Europe, it's the game the Diablo franchise is based upon.

==Introduction==
The best way to learn about Diablo and Hellfire is the play the games. Both games are fun and easy to learn (Blizzard's trademark). If you are more familiar with Diablo II (as is often the case these days, you should find the [[D1_Differences|D2 to D1 differences article]] very useful in easing your transition. We also recommend that you read the [[Diablo_I_Manual|Diablo manual]]; if you don't have a hard copy click that link to read it online.

This wiki is designed to service players with some familiarity with the game, and does not include all of the most basic "how to" game info. It's assumed that you know how to operate the controls, create characters, engage in combat, etc. (And if you don't you'll learn those in the first hour of playtime, so what are you doing wasting time reading this for?)

What this Diablo I and Hellfire wiki does compile all of the intermediate and advanced information; especially stats and figures not found in the manual or even in the game itself. Here you'll find the stats for every [[Diablo Monsters|monster]], [[Diablo Uniques|item]] and [[D1 Spellbooks|spell]]. There are also detailed [[Diablo Characters|character overviews]] with basic strategy for the [[D1 Rogue|Rogue]], [[D1 Warrior|Warrior]], and [[D1 Sorcerer|Sorcerer]], as well as [[Hellfire]]'s [[D1 Monk|Monk]], and the hidden characters, the [[D1 Bard|Bard]] and [[D1 Barbarian|Barbarian]] (with instructions on [[Hellfire#Unlocking_the_Undocumented_Features|how to enable]] them). You can also learn about all of the [[Diablo Quests|quests]] and [[D1 NPCs|NPCs]], details of the [[D1 Lore|game plot and world mythology]], and much more. Use the navigation boxes below each page, or head to the [[:Category:Diablo I|Diablo I category]] for a link to every page about this game.

The remainder of this introductory page covers various general game information topics that aren't covered (at least not in such detail) elsewhere in this wiki.

==Classes==
Read more about each individual class in Diablo I:
* '''[[Rogue]]'''
* '''[[Sorcerer]]'''
* '''[[Warrior]]'''
* '''[[Monk]]''' - Official expansion class
* '''[[Barbarian (Diablo I)|Barbarian]]''' - Hidden expansion class. Not to be confused with the [[Barbarian]].
* '''[[Bard]]''' - Hidden expansion class.

==Inventory Management==
[[Image:D1-stash1.gif|frame|It's recommended that you make pretty patterns with the items you drop in town.]]
There is no town "stash" in Diablo I or Hellfire. The only items a character can keep from game to game are those you carry on your back or in your inventory. Furthermore, since most characters need to drink a constant supply of mana and health potions while fighting, you will need to largely (or entirely) empty out your inventory during each game, before picking up everything you wish to save at the end of a game.

Items, gold, potions, spellbooks, and everything else can be left on the ground in town, wherever you find convenient. There were some bugs in early versions of Diablo that caused items left in town to vanish, but those are fixed in later versions and in Hellfire. Just be sure you pick everything up before you exit the game. This includes exits caused by killing Diablo, since when he dies all players on level 16 will be frozen in place, before being dumped out of the game and back onto Battle.net, or else to the game creation menu if you're playing multiplayer offline.

==Single Player vs. Multiplayer==
Diablo and Hellfire characters can be created as single or multiplayer characters. This decision must be made at the time of character creation, and it can not be undone or changed later on. Aside from the obvious fact that you must make a multiplayer character to play with friends (over a LAN, TCP/IP, or Battle.net) there are a few major differences between SP and MP.

* '''Difficulty'''. Multiplayer is much harder than Singleplayer. The monsters have roughly double the hit points (even on Normal difficulty). Full monster hit points are listed on the various [[Diablo Monsters|monster pages]].
* '''[[D1 Quests|Quests]]''': Only 4 of the 16 (Diablo) quests are found in multiplayer, and these 4 are found in every game.
** The quests are simplified as well; the special sub-levels for the [[The_Skeleton_King|Skeleton King]] and [[Archbishop_Lazarus|Lazarus]] are not found in multiplayer. (Full details on the quests pages.)
* '''Uniques''': All [[D1_Unique_Quest_Items|unique items]] given as quest rewards are not found in multiplayer.
** The Butcher's Cleaver and Skeleton King's crown are replaced by random magical item drops.
* '''[[D1_Potions_and_Elixirs|Elixirs]]''': [[D1_NPCs#Pepin_the_Healer|Pepin the Healer]] sells strength, dexterity, and magic elixirs to any single player character over level 25. He never sells elixirs in multiplayer.
** [[D1_NPCs#Adria_the_Witch|Adria the Witch]] sells strength, dexterity, and magic elixirs in single player and multiplayer, but infrequently and randomly.
* [[D1 Experience|Experience]] per kill is capped in multiplayer. Monsters are never worth more than 200 experience per player level, with a maximum of 10,000 at level 50. They can be worth over 100,000 each in single player on Hell difficulty, making leveling up past level 25 or so much faster in singleplayer. (This is especially noticeable in Hellfire, where a single player character can reach level 43 or 44 in about the time it would take to reach level 30 or 31 in multiplayer.)

===Game Joining Requirements===

The following table lists the requirements to join or create single or multiplayer games.

{| border="1"
! Game Type
! Normal
! Nightmare
! Hell
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| '''Diablo single player'''
| align="center" | 1
| align="center" | N/A
| align="center" | N/A
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| '''Diablo multiplayer (IPX & Battle.net)'''
| align="center" | 1
| align="center" | 20
| align="center" | 30
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| '''Diablo Modem and DCC/LAN'''
| align="center" | 1
| align="center" | 20 / 1*
| align="center" | 30 / 1**
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| align="center" | '''--'''
| align="center" | --
| align="center" | --
| align="center" | --
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| '''Hellfire single player'''
| align="center" | 1
| align="center" | 1
| align="center" | 1
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| '''Hellfire multiplayer (IPX)'''
| align="center" | 1
| align="center" | 20
| align="center" | 30
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| '''Hellfire Modem and DCC/LAN'''
| align="center" | 1
| align="center" | 20 / 1*
| align="center" | 30 / 1**
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* * The character must be level 20 to create a NM game, but characters of any level can join.
* ** The character must be level 30 to create a Hell game, but characters of any level can join.

===Area Entrance Requirements===
The following table lists the minimum character level requirement to enter various [[Diablo Levels|dungeon levels]].

{|
! Dungeon Area
! Clvl required to enter level*
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| '''Church'''
| align="center" | 1
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| '''Catacombs'''
| align="center" | 8
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| '''Caves'''
| align="center" | 13
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| '''Hell'''
| align="center" | 17
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<center>--</center>
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| '''Hellfire: Hive'''
| align="center" | 15
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| '''Hellfire: Crypt'''
| align="center" | 15
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* * These requirements only apply to characters entering areas via the stairs between levels or town. There are no Clvl requirements to pass through portals, either red ones or Town Portals from another player.

===Playing Higher Difficult Levels in Single Player Diablo===

While Hellfire supports Nightmare and Hell difficulty for single player characters, this is not a feature in Diablo. In regular D1, you can only play NM and Hell with multiplayer characters. (You must be level 20+ to create a Nightmare game, or level 30+ to create a hell game.

Happily, there is a trick that enables NM and Hell difficulty for single player characters. You simply need to start a multiplayer game on Nightmare or Hell, exit it (after however long), and then start a new game with a single player character. That single player game will be whatever difficulty the last multiplayer game was. You must do this in the same play session (i.e. without closing and restarting ''Diablo'') and of course you need a multiplayer character who is at least level 20 or 30, to create the NM or Hell game in the first place.

Most players eventually play only multiplayer Diablo I, simply because single player is too easy at higher levels. Multilayer monsters have double the hit points and other elements of the game are increased in difficulty as well. Furthermore, the shortcuts down to the Catacombs, Caves, and Hell are open as soon as a multiplayer character (of sufficient level) creates a new game, enabling players to zoom right to the challenging part, instead of forcing a player to work their way down through the Church, Cats, and Caves every new game. The trade off is that multiplayer D1 has only 4 quests, the same 4 in each game, and Pepin does not sell elixirs, making maxing out your attributes a much longer process.

==The Kill Counter==
[[Image:D1-hover-stats.gif||thumb|250px|[[Flesh Thing]] stats revealed at 15 and 30 kills.]]
One interesting feature in Diablo I that didn't make it into Diablo II is the kill counter. This little bonus feature keeps track of how many of each type of monster your character has killed in that game. This information is important, since at 15 kills the hover description reveals the resistances and immunities of that monster type, and at 30 kills the hit points are shown. Kill counters are tracked per game in multiplayer, and over the life of the character in single player, though there is a work around to keep them for longer than that in multiplayer.

* See the [[Diablo_Monsters#Hover_Information|Hover Information]] section of the [[Diablo Monsters]] page for more details.

==Duping==

One flaw in the programming of Diablo and Hellfire is the ability to "dupe" (duplicate) any item, in the game. This flaw exist in all game modes as well as on Battle.net. If 2 duped items are on the ground at the same time, the one that was dropped first will be destroyed.

[[Image:Duping_D1.gif]]

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• [[Poisoned Water Supply]] 
• [[The Curse of King Leoric]] 
• [[Gharbad the Weak]] 
• [[Ogden's Sign]] 
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'''Catacombs''' 
• [[The Magic Rock]] 
• [[Valor]] 
• [[The Chamber of Bone]] 
• [[Halls of the Blind]] 
• [[Zhar the Mad]] 
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'''Caves''' 
• [[Black Mushroom]] 
• [[Anvil of Fury]] 
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'''Hell''' 
• [[Warlord of Blood]] 
• [[Lachdanan]] 
• [[Archbishop Lazarus]] 
• [[Diablo: D1 Quest|Diablo]] 
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'''Hellfire Quests''' 
• [[The Farmer's Orchard]] 
• [[The Jersey's Jersey]] 
• [[Celia's Theodore]] 
• [[Grave Matters]] 
• [[Cornerstone of the World]] 
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'''Animals''' 
• [[Fallen One]]s ([[Fallen One Bosses|Bosses]]) 
• [[Horned Demon]]s ([[Horned Demon Bosses|Bosses]]) 
• [[Scavenger]]s ([[Scavenger Bosses|Bosses]]) 
• [[Spitting Terror]]s ([[Spitting Terrors Bosses|Bosses]]) 
• [[Winged Fiend]]s ([[Winged Fiend Bosses|Bosses]]) 

'''Undead''' 
• [[D1 Skeleton|Skeletons]] ([[D1 Skeleton Bosses|Bosses]]) 
• [[D1 Skeleton Archer|Skeleton Archers]] ([[D1 Skeleton Archer Bosses|Bosses]]) 
• [[Skeleton Captain]]s ([[Skeleton Captain Bosses|Bosses]]) 
• [[D1 Zombie|Zombie]]s ([[D1 Zombie Bosses|Bosses]]) 
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'''Demons''' 
• [[Balrog]]s ([[Balrog Bosses|Bosses]]) 
• [[Gargoyle]]s ([[Gargoyle Bosses|Bosses]]) 
• [[D1 Goatman|Goatmen]] ([[D1 Goatmen Bosses|Bosses]]) 
• [[Goatman Archer]]s ([[Goatmen Archer Bosses|Bosses]]) 
• [[Hidden]] ([[Hidden Bosses|Bosses]]) 
• [[Knight]]s ([[Knight Bosses|Bosses]]) 
• [[Lightning Demon]]s ([[Lightning Demon Bosses|Bosses]]) 
• [[Mage]]s ([[Mage Bosses|Bosses]]) 
• [[Magma Demon]]s ([[Magma Demon Bosses|Bosses]]) 
• [[Overlord]]s ([[Overlord Bosses|Bosses]]) 
• [[D1 Succubus|Succubi]] ([[D1 Succubus Bosses|Bosses]]) 
• [[Viper]]s ([[Viper Bosses|Bosses]]) 
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'''Uniques''' 
• [[The Butcher]] 
• [[The Skeleton King]] 
• [[Gharbad the Weak]] 
• [[Snotspill]] 
• [[Zhar the Mad]] 
• [[Warlord of Blood]] 
• [[Lachdanan]] 
• [[Lazarus|Archbishop Lazarus]] 
   • [[Red Vex]] 
   • [[Black Jade]] 
• [[Diablo]] 
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'''The Hive''' 
• [[Arachnon]]s 
• [[Felltwin]] 
• [[Hellboar]] 
• [[Hork Spawn]] 
• [[Lashworm]] 
• [[Psychorb]]s 
• [[Stinger]]s 
• [[The Shredded|Shredded]] 
• [[Torchant]] 
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'''The Crypt''' 
• [[Biclops]] 
• [[Crypt Demon]]s 
• [[Devil Kin Brute]]s 
• [[Firebat]]s 
• [[Flesh Thing]]s 
• [[Gravedigger]] 
• [[Lich]]es 
• [[Reaper]]s 
• [[Skullwing]]s 
• [[Satyr Lord]]s 
• [[Tomb Rat]] 
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• [[Hork Demon|The Hork Demon]] 
• [[Defiler|The Defiler]] 
• [[Na-Krul]] 
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'''Church''' 
• [[The Butcher: Quest|The Butcher]] 
• [[Poisoned Water Supply]] 
• [[The Curse of King Leoric]] 
• [[Gharbad the Weak]] 
• [[Ogden's Sign]] 
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'''Catacombs''' 
• [[The Magic Rock]] 
• [[Valor]] 
• [[The Chamber of Bone]] 
• [[Halls of the Blind]] 
• [[Zhar the Mad]] 
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'''Caves''' 
• [[Black Mushroom]] 
• [[Anvil of Fury]] 
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'''Hell''' 
• [[Warlord of Blood]] 
• [[Lachdanan]] 
• [[Archbishop Lazarus]] 
• [[Diablo: D1 Quest|Diablo]] 
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'''Hellfire Quests''' 
• [[The Farmer's Orchard]] 
• [[The Jersey's Jersey]] 
• [[Celia's Theodore]] 
• [[Grave Matters]] 
• [[Cornerstone of the World]] 
• [[Reconstructed Note]] 
• [[Na-Krul Quest|Na-Krul]] 
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'''Uniques''' 
• [[Diablo Uniques|Uniques Main Page]] 
• [[D1 Unique Quest Items|Unique Quest Items]] 
• [[D1 Unique Jewelry|Jewelry]] 
• [[D1 Unique Armor|Body Armor]] 
• [[D1 Unique Helms|Helms]] 
• [[D1 Unique Shields|Shields]] 
• [[D1 Unique Axes|Axes]] 
• [[D1 Unique Bows|Bows]] 
• [[D1 Unique Blunts|Maces & Clubs]] 
• [[D1 Unique Staves|Staves]] 
• [[D1 Unique Swords|Swords]] 
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'''Base Items''' 
• [[D1 Body Armor|Armor]] 
• [[D1 Helms|Helms]] 
• [[D1 Shields|Shields]] 
• [[D1 Axes|Axes]] 
• [[D1 Bows|Bows]] 
• [[D1 Blunts|Maces & Clubs]] 
• [[D1 Swords|Swords]] 
• [[D1 Staves|Staves]] 
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'''Miscellaneous Items''' 
• [[D1 Spellbooks|Spellbooks & Spells]] 
• [[D1 Modifiers|Prefixes & Suffixes]] 
• [[D1 Potions and Elixirs|Potions & Elixirs]] 
• [[D1 Hellfire Oils|Hellfire: Oils]] 
• [[D1 Hellfire Runes|Hellfire: Runes]] 
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'''Characters''' 
• [[D1 NPCs|NPCs]] 
• [[Diablo Characters|Characters]] 
   • [[D1 Rogue|Diablo: Rogue]] 
   • [[D1 Sorcerer|Diablo: Sorcerer]] 
   • [[D1 Warrior|Diablo: Warrior]] 
   • [[D1 Barbarian|Hellfire: Barbarian]] 
   • [[D1 Bard|Hellfire: Bard]] 
   • [[D1 Monk|Hellfire: Monk]] 
• [[D1 Experience|Experience Table]] 
• [[D1 Experience Table|Exp Sweet Spot Chart]] 
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'''Other Essentials''' 
• [[Diablo Strategy]] 
• [[D1 Lore|Plot and Lore]] 
• [[Diablo Levels|Dungeon Levels]] 
• [[D1 Shrines|Shrines]] 
• [[Hellfire|Hellfire Hidden Features]] 
• [[D1 Differences|D1 to D2 Differences]] 
• [[D1 Abbreviations|Common Terms and Acronyms]] 
• [[Diablo_I_Manual|Diablo I Manual]] 
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• [[D1_Spellbooks#Chain_Lightning|Chain Lightning]] 
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• [[D1_Spellbooks#Flame_Wave|Flame Wave]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Flash|Flash]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Golem|Golem]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Guardian|Guardian]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Healing|Healing]] 
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• [[D1_Spellbooks#Heal_Other|Heal Other]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Holy_Bolt|Holy Bolt]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Identify|Identify]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Inferno|Inferno]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Infravision|Infravision]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Lightning|Lightning]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Mana_Shield|Mana Shield]] 
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• [[D1_Spellbooks#Nova|Nova]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Phasing|Phasing]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Resurrect|Resurrect]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Stone_Curse|Stone Curse]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Telekinesis|Telekinesis]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Teleport|Teleport]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Town_Portal|Town Portal]] 
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• [[D1_Spellbooks#Berserk|Berserk]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Immolation|Immolation]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Jester|Jester]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Lightning_Wall|Lightning Wall]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Magi|Magi]] 
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• [[D1_Spellbooks#Mana|Mana]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Reflect|Reflect]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Ring_of_Fire|Ring of Fire]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Search|Search]] 
• [[D1_Spellbooks#Warp|Warp]] 
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Conviction

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==[[Conviction]]==
'''Required Level:''' 30 
'''Prerequisites:''' [[Might]], [[Thorns]], [[Holy Fire]], [[Holy Freeze]], [[Sanctuary (skill)|Sanctuary]] 
'''Synergies:''' None. 
'''Details:''' This aura lowers the [[defense]] and [[fire]], [[lightning]], and [[cold]] [[resistances]] of monsters, making it ideal to pair with an elemental weapon or skill, such as [[Vengeance]]. It's especially useful in parties with [[Sorceress]]es and [[Lightning Fury]] [[Amazon]]s.
* This aura does not lower an enemy's [[magic]] or [[poison]] resistance.
* This aura will break [[immunities]], but when doing so will only function at 1/5 its usual effectiveness.
* Prior to the MSLE (MultiShot Lightning Enchanted) boss monster bug being fixed in v1.10, boss monsters with Conviction and MSLE was instant death for any character, no matter their hit points or resistances. Bosses with Conviction and LE, or Fire Enchanted death explosions, are still dangerous.
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Fanaticism

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==[[Fanaticism]]==
'''Required Level:''' 30 
'''Prerequisites:''' [[Might]], [[Blessed Aim]], [[Concentration]] 
'''Synergies:''' None. 
'''Details:''' Probably the most popular aura in the game, Fanaticism increases the damage, attack speed, and attack rating of the [[Paladin]] and everyone in his party.
* The damage bonus to party members is only 50% of the bonus the Paladin himself receives, but the [[Attack Rating]] and [[Attack Speed]] bonuses are shared fully. [[Bowazon]]s are especially grateful for this attack speed increase.
* Fanaticism can not be found on Act 2 [[Mercenaries]], but it is available as a property on some [[Runewords]], and is highly sought after for that purpose.
{{Skill Progression
|header=Rad
| 7.3
| 8.0
| 8.6
| 9.3
| 10.0
| 10.6
| 11.3
| 12.0
| 12.6
| 13.3
| 14.0
| 14.6
| 15.3
| 16.0
| 16.6
| 17.3
| 18.0
| 18.6
| 19.3
| 20.0
|header2=Party Dmg.
| +25%
| +33%
| +42%
| +50%
| +59%
| +67%
| +76%
| +84%
| +93%
| +101%
| +110%
| +118%
| +127%
| +135%
| +144%
| +152%
| +161%
| +169%
| +178%
| +186%
|header3=Your Dmg.
| +50%
| +67%
| +84%
| +101%
| +118%
| +135%
| +152%
| +169%
| +186%
| +203%
| +220%
| +237%
| +254%
| +271%
| +288%
| +305%
| +322%
| +339%
| +356%
| +373%
|header4=[[AR]]
| +40%
| +45%
| +50%
| +55%
| +60%
| +65%
| +70%
| +75%
| +80%
| +85%
| +90%
| +95%
| +100%
| +105%
| +110%
| +115%
| +120%
| +125%
| +130%
| +135%
|header5=Atk. Speed
| +14%
| +18%
| +20%
| +23%
| +25%
| +26%
| +27%
| +28%
| +29%
| +30%
| +31%
| +31%
| +32%
| +33%
| +33%
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| +34%
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| +35%
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Sanctuary (skill)

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<noinclude>Sanctuary is a level 24 skill from the [[Paladin Offensive Auras|Paladin's Offensive Auras Tree]].</noinclude>

==[[Sanctuary (skill)|Sanctuary]]==
'''Required Level:''' 24 
'''Prerequisites:''' [[Might]], [[Thorns]], [[Holy Fire]], [[Holy Freeze]] 
'''Synergies:''' [[Cleansing]] adds +7% Magic Damage Per Level, but only to the [[knockback]] damage, not to the +damage to weapon attacks. 
'''Details:''' This aura only works against the [[Undead]], but provides the Paladin with a substantial damage bonus, as well as working to push back and constantly deal holy damage to all Undead in range.
* Sanctuary will set the [[Physical]] [[Resistances]] of an undead (immune or not) to 0 if it's positive. This effect will only work for the one having the aura (party members do not benefit). Sanctuary does not work on elemental resistances/immunities.
* Steal Life/Mana items work against PI undead monsters as long as they have positive drain effectiveness.
* Works on [[boss]] monsters and Undead [[SuperUniques]] such as [[Griswold]] and [[Radament]], but does not work against [[Act Boss]]es.
* The pulse damage (also, it causes knockback) is holy type damage, NOT magical. Holy type damage is different from magical type damage so magical immunity/resistance has no bearing on holy type damage. But unlike magical type damage, Holy damage ONLY works on undead.
* The "enchant damage to undead" is bugged and doesn't work. If you use this aura, basically what you get is the lower Physical Resistance to 0 and knockback effect.
{{Skill Progression
|header=Radius
| 3.3
| 4.0
| 4.6
| 5.3
| 6.0
| 6.6
| 7.3
| 8.0
| 8.6
| 9.3
| 10.0
| 10.6
| 11.3
| 12.0
| 12.6
| 13.3
| 14.0
| 14.6
| 15.3
| 16.0
|header2=Magic Dmg.
| 8-16
| 12-20
| 16-24
| 20-28
| 24-32
| 28-36
| 32-40
| 36-44
| 40-49
| 44-54
| 48-59
| 52-64
| 56-69
| 60-74
| 64-79
| 68-84
| 73-90
| 78-96
| 83-102
| 88-108
|header3=Undead Dmg
| +150%
| +180%
| +210%
| +240%
| +270%
| +300%
| +330%
| +360%
| +390%
| +420%
| +450%
| +480%
| +510%
| +540%
| +570%
| +600%
| +630%
| +660%
| +690%
| +720%
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Holy Shock

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==[[Holy Shock]]==
'''Required Level:''' 24 
'''Prerequisites:''' [[Might]], [[Holy Fire]], [[Holy Freeze]] 
'''Synergies:''' The damage granted by Holy Shock is boosted by points in:
* [[Resist Lightning]]: +12% Lightning Damage Per Level
* [[Salvation]]: +4% Lightning Damage Per Level
'''Details:''' Holy Shock adds [[lightning]] damage to the [[Paladin]]'s attacks, as well as dealing a few points of lightning damage to every monster in range. This skill deals considerably more potential damage than Holy Fire, but is still not damaging enough for many Paladins to specialize in it.
{{Skill Progression
|header=Radius
| 4.0
| 4.6
| 5.3
| 6.0
| 6.6
| 7.3
| 8.0
| 8.6
| 9.3
| 10.0
| 10.6
| 11.3
| 12.0
| 12.6
| 13.3
| 14.0
| 14.6
| 15.3
| 16.0
| 16.6
|header2=Attack Light. Dmg.
| 1-60
| 1-96
| 1-132
| 1-168
| 1-204
| 1-240
| 1-276
| 1-312
| 1-360
| 1-408
| 1-456
| 1-504
| 1-552
| 1-600
| 1-648
| 1-696
| 1-756
| 1-816
| 1-876
| 1-936
|header3=Holy Shock Dmg.
| 1-10
| 1-16
| 1-22
| 1-28
| 1-34
| 1-40
| 1-46
| 1-52
| 1-60
| 1-68
| 1-76
| 1-84
| 1-92
| 1-100
| 1-108
| 1-116
| 1-126
| 1-136
| 1-146
| 1-156
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Holy Freeze

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==[[Holy Freeze]]==
'''Required Level:''' 18 
'''Prerequisites:''' [[Might]], [[Holy Fire]]. 
'''Synergies:''' The damage inflicted when Holy Freeze is active is boosted by:
* [[Resist Cold]]: +15% Cold Damage Per Level
* [[Salvation]]: +7% Cold Damage Per Level
'''Details:''' This aura chills and slows the movement and attack speed of all enemies within range. It also deals constant [[cold]] damage, and adds cold damage to the [[Paladin]]'s attacks.
* Holy Freeze is a very powerful enchantment, since the slowing cold can not be resisted or cured with any potions or antidotes, or even with "Cannot be frozen" equipment. Only teleporting spell casters can largely escape the discomfort of Holy Freeze.
* Act 2 [[Mercenaries]] offer Holy Freeze, and are a quite popular hire for that reason.
* Holy Freeze is also granted by the [[Doom]] and [[Ice]] runewords.
{{Skill Progression
|header=Radius
| 4.0
| 4.6
| 5.3
| 6.0
| 6.6
| 7.3
| 8.0
| 8.6
| 9.3
| 10.0
| 10.6
| 11.3
| 12.0
| 12.6
| 13.3
| 14.0
| 14.6
| 15.3
| 16.0
| 16.6
|header2=Slow
| 30%
| 34%
| 37%
| 40%
| 42%
| 44%
| 45%
| 46%
| 48%
| 48%
| 49%
| 50%
| 51%
| 51%
| 52%
| 53%
| 53%
| 53%
| 54%
| 54%
|header3=[[Cold]] Dmg.
| 2-3
| 3-4
| 4-5
| 5-6
| 6-7
| 7-8
| 8-9
| 9-10
| 11-12
| 13-14
| 15-16
| 17-18
| 19-20
| 21-22
| 23-24
| 25-26
| 28-29
| 31-32
| 34-35
| 37-38
|header4=Attack [[Cold]] Dmg.
| 10-15
| 15-20
| 20-25
| 25-30
| 30-35
| 35-40
| 40-45
| 45-50
| 55-60
| 65-70
| 75-80
| 85-90
| 95-100
| 105-110
| 115-120
| 125-130
| 140-145
| 155-160
| 170-175
| 185-190
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Concentration

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==[[Concentration]]==
'''Required Level:''' 18 
'''Prerequisites:''' [[Might]], [[Blessed Aim]] 
'''Synergies:''' None. 
'''Details:''' Concentration greatly increases the [[physical]] damage of the [[Paladin]] and all in his party. Concentration also makes hits less likely to be interrupted, which can be quite useful when swarmed, while using a slow weapon, or to enable slow-attacking minions to get in their strikes.
* Concentration is the only aura that increases the damage of [[Blessed Hammer]], though only 50% of the Concentration damage applies to that skill.
{|
!'''Uninterrupt Chance:'''
|20%
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{{Skill Progression
|header=Radius
| 10.6
| 12.0
| 13.3
| 14.6
| 16.0
| 17.3
| 18.6
| 20.0
| 21.3
| 22.6
| 24.0
| 25.3
| 26.6
| 28.0
| 29.3
| 30.6
| 32.0
| 33.3
| 34.6
| 36.0
|header2=Damage
| +60%
| +75%
| +90%
| +105%
| +120%
| +135%
| +150%
| +165%
| +180%
| +195%
| +210%
| +225%
| +240%
| +255%
| +270%
| +285%
| +300%
| +315%
| +330%
| +345%
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Blessed Aim

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==[[Blessed Aim]]==
'''Required Level:''' 12 
'''Prerequisites:''' [[Might]] 
'''Synergies:''' None. 
'''Details:''' This aura greatly increases the [[Attack Rating]] of the [[Paladin]] and all in his party. Many players spend all of their efforts on increasing their damage, while paying scant attention to their accuracy, and are quite surprised how much more effective they are when their to/hit is boosted by a [[Combat Shrine]], or a Blessed Aim aura.
* The [[Paladin]] receives a passive 5% bonus to his Attack Rating with each point placed in this skill. (Only for hard points, not from +skill items.)
* Blessed Aim can be obtained from Act 2 [[Mercenaries]] in [[Normal]] and [[Hell]] difficulties.
{{Skill Progression
|header=Radius
| 10.6
| 12.0
| 13.3
| 14.6
| 16.0
| 17.3
| 18.6
| 20.0
| 21.3
| 22.6
| 24.0
| 25.3
| 26.6
| 28.0
| 29.3
| 30.6
| 32.0
| 33.3
| 34.6
| 36.0
|header2=[[AR]]
| +75%
| +90%
| +105%
| +120%
| +135%
| +150%
| +165%
| +180%
| +195%
| +210%
| +225%
| +240%
| +255%
| +270%
| +285%
| +300%
| +315%
| +330%
| +345%
| +360%
}}
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Thorns

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==[[Thorns]]==
[[File:Paladin Thorns Aura.jpg|thumb|159px|Thorns in action.]]
'''Required Level:''' 6 
'''Prerequisites:''' None 
'''Synergies:''' None. 
'''Details:''' Creates a spiky barrier around the Paladin and all in his party, reflecting huge damage back against {{iw|Melee melee}}, [[physical]] attackers. Has no effect against {{iw|Range ranged}} or [[elemental]] attacks.
* Thorns damage is reduced to 1/10th the listed value for [[PVP]] play.
* Thorns is most often used by [[Paladin]]s who pair it with the [[Conversion]] skill.
{{Skill Progression
|header=Radius
| 10.6
| 12.0
| 13.3
| 14.6
| 16.0
| 17.3
| 18.6
| 20.0
| 21.3
| 22.6
| 24.0
| 25.3
| 26.6
| 28.0
| 29.3
| 30.6
| 32.0
| 33.3
| 34.6
| 36.0
|header2=Thorn dmg.
| +250%
| +290%
| +330%
| +370%
| +410%
| +450%
| +490%
| +530%
| +570%
| +610%
| +650%
| +690%
| +730%
| +770%
| +810%
| +850%
| +890%
| +930%
| +970%
| +1010%
}}
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Holy Fire

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==[[Holy Fire]]==
'''Required Level:''' 6 
'''Prerequisites:''' [[Might]] 
'''Synergies:''' Holy Fire's damage is boosted by points in the following skills.
* [[Resist Fire]]: +18% Fire Damage Per Level
* [[Salvation]]: +6% Fire Damage Per Level
'''Details:''' Holy Fire adds fire damage to the Paladin's attacks, as well as dealing a few points of fire damage to every monster in range. This skill is seldom used other than as a novelty, since the damage isn't large enough to specialize in it, even with synergies.
* All fire damage is carried over into the 'splash' explosion effect of [[Exploding Arrow]]s (for example from the unique bow [[Unique_Bows|Raven's Claw]]) making this skill a far more interesting and powerful novelty.
* The [[Necromancer]]'s [[Fire Golem]] spawns with a Fire Aura of its own.
{{Skill Progression
|header=Radius
| 4.0
| 4.6
| 5.3
| 6.0
| 6.6
| 7.3
| 8.0
| 8.6
| 9.3
| 10.0
| 10.6
| 11.3
| 12.0
| 12.6
| 13.3
| 14.0
| 14.6
| 15.3
| 16.0
| 16.6
|header2=Holy Fire Damage
| 1-3
| 1.5-3.5
| 2.5-4.5
| 3-5
| 4-6
| 4.5-6.5
| 5.5-7.5
| 6-8
| 7-9
| 8.5-10.5
| 9-11
| 10-12
| 11-13
| 12-14
| 13-15
| 14-16
| 15-17
| 16-18
| 17-20
| 18-21
|header3=Attack Fire Damage
| 6-18
| 10-22
| 15-27
| 19-31
| 24-36
| 28-40
| 33-45
| 37-49
| 43-55
| 49-61
| 55-67
| 61-73
| 67-79
| 73-85
| 79-91
| 85-97
| 91-105
| 97-112
| 103-120
| 109-127
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Might

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==[[Might]]==
'''Required Level:''' 1 
'''Prerequisites:''' None 
'''Synergies:''' None. 
'''Details:''' Might increases the output of all [[physical]] damage attacks by the [[Paladin]] or his party. More than one point in Might is seldom a good idea, since [[Concentration]] and [[Fanaticism]] add as much or more damage, along with other bonuses.
* Might can be obtained from Act 2 [[mercenaries]].
{{Skill Progression
|header=Radius
| 10.6
| 12.0
| 13.3
| 14.6
| 16.0
| 17.3
| 18.6
| 20.0
| 21.3
| 22.6
| 24.0
| 25.3
| 26.6
| 28.0
| 29.3
| 30.6
| 32.0
| 33.3
| 34.6
| 36.0
|header2=Damage
| +40%
| +50%
| +60%
| +70%
| +80%
| +90%
| +100%
| +110%
| +120%
| +130%
| +140%
| +150%
| +160%
| +170%
| +180%
| +190%
| +200%
| +210%
| +220%
| +230%
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Resist Lightning

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==[[Resist Lightning]]==
'''Required Level:''' 12 
'''Prerequisites:''' None 
'''Synergies:''' None. 
'''Details:''' This aura substantially increases the [[lightning]] resistance of the [[Paladin]] and all players and minions in his party.
* The v1.09 patch added a hidden +max resistance bonus to this aura. These bonuses accrue only from skill points in the skills; not from +skill equipment. (Which is why they are largely ignored.)
** When the skill is active each point added to it adds 1% to maximum lightning resistance of all characters and minions, capped at 95%.
** When the skill is not active, each point adds .5% to Paladin's maximum lightning resistance, rounded down.
** For example, with 10 points in the skill the Paladin's maximum lightning resistance would be 85% with the aura active, and 80% with any other aura active.
{{Skill Progression
|header=Radius
| 10.6
| 12.0
| 13.3
| 14.6
| 16.0
| 17.3
| 18.6
| 20.0
| 21.3
| 22.6
| 24.0
| 25.3
| 26.6
| 28.0
| 29.3
| 30.6
| 32.0
| 33.3
| 34.6
| 36.0
|header2=Lightning Res.
| +52%
| +66%
| +76%
| +85%
| +92%
| +98%
| +102%
| +106%
| +110%
| +113%
| +116%
| +118%
| +121%
| +123%
| +124%
| +127%
| +128%
| +129%
| +130%
| +131%
|header3=Light. Res. Max
| +1%
| +2%
| +3%
| +4%
| +5%
| +6%
| +7%
| +8%
| +9%
| +10%
| +11%
| +12%
| +13%
| +14%
| +15%
| +16%
| +17%
| +18%
| +19%
| +20%
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While a resistance of over 100% may initially seem pointless, note that on Nightmare and Hell difficulties all characters and mercenaries have their initial magic resistance reduced from 0 to increasingly negative numbers.
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Salvation

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==[[Salvation]]==
'''Required Level:''' 30 
'''Prerequisites''': None 
'''Synergies:''' None. 
'''Details:''' Salvation provides substantial resistance to [[cold]], [[fire]], and [[lightning]] (but not [[poison]]) for the [[Paladin]] and all characters and minions in his party. Salvation is convenient in that it protects from multiple elements at the same time, however the generalized resistance is less signifigant that either [[Resist Fire]], [[Resist Cold]] and [[Resist Lightning]] at similar levels. Throughout Normal and much of Nightmare difficulty, the more basic Resist auras are sufficient as [[Unique]] and [[Superuniques]] tend to have only one elemental enchantment. In Hell difficulty, monsters may have more than one enchanment, and Salvation's more broad-based elemental defense would be more useful.
{{Skill Progression
|header=Radius
| 10.6
| 12.0
| 13.3
| 14.6
| 16.0
| 17.3
| 18.6
| 20.0
| 21.3
| 22.6
| 24.0
| 25.3
| 26.6
| 28.0
| 29.3
| 30.6
| 32.0
| 33.3
| 34.6
| 36.0
|header2=Resist
| +60%
| +68%
| +75%
| +80%
| +85%
| +88%
| +91%
| +93%
| +96%
| +97%
| +99%
| +101%
| +102%
| +103%
| +104%
| +106%
| +106%
| +107%
| +108%
| +108%
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While a resistance of over 100% may initially seem pointless, note that on Nightmare and Hell difficulties all characters and mercenaries have their initial magic resistance reduced from 0 to increasingly negative values.
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Redemption

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==[[Redemption]]==
'''Required Level:''' 30 
'''Prerequisites:''' [[Prayer]], [[Cleansing]], [[Defiance]], [[Vigor]] 
'''Synergies:''' None. 
'''Details:''' Redemption uses up corpses, making them vanish with a lovely rising spirit graphic (also seen coming up from the skeletons after [[Radament]] is defeated in the Act Two Sewers), and transferring substantial mana and life to the Paladin. Besides the healing effect, this skill can be used to dispose of corpses mid-battle, so they can not be resurrected by monster shamans.
* More points increase the health/mana gained, but also increase the odds that corpses will be redeemed. Just a corpse or two will almost always act as a full rejuvenation potion, so add more points only if speed is of the essence.
{|
!'''Radius:'''
|10.6 Yards
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{{Skill Progression
|header=Chance
| 23%
| 34%
| 42%
| 49%
| 55%
| 59%
| 63%
| 65%
| 69%
| 71%
| 73%
| 75%
| 77%
| 79%
| 80%
| 82%
| 82%
| 83%
| 84%
| 85%
|header2=Life/Mana Recovery
| 25
| 30
| 35
| 40
| 45
| 50
| 55
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Meditation

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==[[Meditation]]==
'''Required Level:''' 24 
'''Prerequisites:''' [[Prayer]], [[Cleansing]] 
'''Synergies:''' [[Prayer]]: same as having Prayer active without mana cost 
'''Details:''' Boosts the mana regeneration rate for the Paladin and all his party members.
* This skill was popular in parties in earlier versions of the game, but as players have found better builds and equipment, few characters still need extra mana regeneration. Most spell users would much prefer the Paladin in their party to use [[Conviction]] to increase their killing power.
* This aura is also granted by the runeword [[Insight]].
{{Skill Progression
|header=Radius
| 7.3
| 8.6
| 10.0
| 11.3
| 12.6
| 14.0
| 15.3
| 16.6
| 18.0
| 19.3
| 20.6
| 22.0
| 23.3
| 24.6
| 26.0
| 27.3
| 28.3
| 30.0
| 31.3
| 32.6
|header2=Mana Recov.
| +300%
| +325%
| +350%
| +375%
| +400%
| +425%
| +450%
| +475%
| +500%
| +525%
| +550%
| +575%
| +600%
| +625%
| +650%
| +675%
| +700%
| +725%
| +750%
| +775%
}}
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Vigor

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==[[Vigor]]==
'''Required Level:''' 18 
'''Prerequisites:''' [[Prayer]], [[Cleansing]], [[Defiance]]. 
'''Synergies:''' None. 
'''Details:''' Vigor boosts the running speed, maximum stamina, and stamina regeneration rate for the [[Paladin]] and all in his party. It's virtually impossible to run out of stamina with this skill active, and even a single point here can make zooming around town or through a cleared area a great deal more fun.
* Various [[PVP]] builds place much importance on this skill, especially when teamed with fast attacks like [[Charge]].
* Most Paladins choose not to invest in it though, since the convenience is not deemed worth four skill points. (Vigor and the 3 prerequisites.)
{{Skill Progression
|header=Radius
| 10
| 12
| 14
| 16
| 18
| 20
| 22
| 24
| 26
| 28
| 30
| 32
| 34
| 36
| 38
| 40
| 42
| 44
| 46
| 48
|header2=Walk Run
| +13%
| +18%
| +22%
| +25%
| +28%
| +30%
| +32%
| +33%
| +35%
| +36%
| +37%
| +38%
| +39%
| +40%
| +40%
| +41%
| +41%
| +42%
| +42%
| +43%
|header3=Max Stam.
| +50%
| +75%
| +100%
| +125%
| +150%
| +175%
| +200%
| +225%
| +250%
| +275%
| +300%
| +325%
| +350%
| +375%
| +400%
| +425%
| +450%
| +475%
| +500%
| +525%
|header4=Stam. Regen
| +50%
| +75%
| +100%
| +125%
| +150%
| +175%
| +200%
| +225%
| +250%
| +275%
| +300%
| +325%
| +350%
| +375%
| +400%
| +425%
| +450%
| +475%
| +500%
| +525%
}}
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{{Skill navbox D2|Paladin}}

[[Category:Defensive Auras skills]]
[[Category:Paladin skills]]
</noinclude>

Cleansing

2011-09-05T01:00:35Z

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==[[Cleansing]]==
'''Required Level:''' 12 
'''Prerequisites:''' [[Prayer]] 
'''Synergies:''' [[Prayer]]: same as having Prayer active without mana cost. 
'''Details:''' Reduces [[Poison]] and [[Curse]] duration for all party members.
{{Skill Progression
|header=Radius
| 10.6
| 12.0
| 13.3
| 14.6
| 16.0
| 17.3
| 18.6
| 20.0
| 21.3
| 22.6
| 24.0
| 25.3
| 26.6
| 28.0
| 29.3
| 30.6
| 32.0
| 33.3
| 34.6
| 36.0
|header2=[[Dur]].
| -39
| -46
| -51
| -56
| -60
| -63
| -65
| -67
| -69
| -70
| -72
| -73
| -75
| -76
| -76
| -78
| -78
| -79
| -79
| -80
}}
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[[Category:Defensive Auras skills]]
[[Category:Paladin skills]]
</noinclude>

Defiance

2011-09-05T01:00:19Z

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==[[Defiance]]==
'''Required Level:''' 6 
'''Prerequisites''': None 
'''Synergies:''' None. 
'''Details:''' This aura boosts the [[defense]] of the [[Paladin]] and all characters and minions in his party.
{{Skill Progression
|header=Radius
| 10.6
| 12.0
| 13.3
| 14.6
| 16.0
| 17.3
| 18.6
| 20.0
| 21.3
| 22.6
| 24.0
| 25.3
| 26.6
| 28.0
| 29.3
| 30.6
| 32.0
| 33.3
| 34.6
| 36.0
|header2=Defense
| +70%
| +80%
| +90%
| +100%
| +110%
| +120%
| +130%
| +140%
| +150%
| +160%
| +170%
| +180%
| +190%
| +200%
| +210%
| +220%
| +230%
| +240%
| +250%
| +260%
}}
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{{Skill navbox D2|Paladin}}

[[Category:Defensive Auras skills]]
[[Category:Paladin skills]]
</noinclude>

Resist Cold

2011-09-05T00:59:44Z

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==[[Resist Cold]]==
'''Required Level:''' 6 
'''Prerequisites:''' None 
'''Synergies:''' None. 
'''Details:''' This aura substantially increases the [[cold]] resistance of the [[Paladin]] and all players and minions in his party.
* The v1.09 patch added a hidden +max resistance bonus to this aura. These bonuses accrue only from skill points in the skills; not from +skill equipment. (Which is why they are largely ignored.)
** When the skill is active each point added to it adds 1% to maximum cold resistance of all characters and minions, capped at 95%.
** When the skill is not active, each point adds .5% to Paladin's maximum cold resistance, rounded down.
** For example, with 10 points in the skill the Paladin's maximum cold resistance would be 85% with the aura active, and 80% with any other aura active.
{{Skill Progression
|header=Radius
| 7.3
| 8.6
| 10.0
| 11.3
| 12.6
| 14.0
| 15.3
| 16.6
| 18.0
| 19.3
| 20.6
| 22.0
| 23.3
| 24.6
| 26.0
| 27.3
| 28.3
| 30.0
| 31.3
| 32.6
|header2=[[Cold]] Res.
| +52%
| +66%
| +76%
| +85%
| +92%
| +98%
| +102%
| +106%
| +110%
| +113%
| +116%
| +118%
| +121%
| +123%
| +124%
| +127%
| +128%
| +129%
| +130%
| +131%
|header3=[[Cold]] Res. Max
| +1%
| +2%
| +3%
| +4%
| +5%
| +6%
| +7%
| +8%
| +9%
| +10%
| +11%
| +12%
| +13%
| +14%
| +15%
| +16%
| +17%
| +18%
| +19%
| +20%
}}
While a resistance of over 100% may initially seem pointless, note that on Nightmare and Hell difficulties all characters and mercenaries have their initial magic resistance reduced from 0 to increasingly negative numbers.
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{{Skill navbox D2|Paladin}}

[[Category:Defensive Auras skills]]
[[Category:Paladin skills]]
</noinclude>

Resist Fire

2011-09-05T00:59:22Z

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==[[Resist Fire]]==
'''Required Level:''' 1 
'''Prerequisites:''' None 
'''Synergies:''' None. 
'''Details:''' This aura substantially increases the fire resistance of the [[Paladin]] and all players and minions in his party.
* The v1.09 patch added a hidden +max [[resistance]] bonus to this aura. These bonuses accrue only from skill points in the skills; not from +skill equipment. (Which is why they are largely ignored.)
** When the skill is active each point added to it adds 1% to maximum fire resistance of all characters and minions, capped at 95%.
** When the skill is not active, each point adds 0.5% to Paladin's maximum fire resistance, rounded down.
** For example, with 10 points in the skill the Paladin's maximum fire resistance would be 85% with the aura active, and 80% with any other aura active.
{{Skill Progression
|header=Radius
| 10.6
| 12.0
| 13.3
| 14.6
| 16.0
| 17.3
| 18.6
| 20.0
| 21.3
| 22.6
| 24.0
| 25.3
| 26.6
| 28.0
| 29.3
| 30.6
| 32.0
| 33.3
| 34.6
| 36.0
|header2=Fire Res.
| +52%
| +66%
| +76%
| +85%
| +92%
| +98%
| +102%
| +106%
| +110%
| +113%
| +116%
| +118%
| +121%
| +123%
| +124%
| +127%
| +128%
| +129%
| +130%
| +131%
|header3=Max Res. (On)
| +1%
| +2%
| +3%
| +4%
| +5%
| +6%
| +7%
| +8%
| +9%
| +10%
| +11%
| +12%
| +13%
| +14%
| +15%
| +16%
| +17%
| +18%
| +19%
| +20%
|header4=Max Res. (Off)
| +0%
| +1%
| +1%
| +2%
| +2%
| +3%
| +3%
| +4%
| +4%
| +5%
| +5%
| +6%
| +6%
| +7%
| +7%
| +8%
| +8%
| +9%
| +9%
| +10%
}}
While a resistance of over 100% may initially seem pointless, note that on Nightmare and Hell difficulties all characters and mercenaries have their initial magic resistance reduced from 0 to increasingly negative numbers.
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{{Skill navbox D2|Paladin}}

[[Category:Defensive Auras skills]]
[[Category:Paladin skills]]
</noinclude>

Prayer

2011-09-05T00:59:12Z

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==[[Prayer]]==
'''Required Level:''' 1 
'''Prerequisites:''' None 
'''Synergies:''' None. 
'''Details:''' While active, the Prayer Aura drains [[mana]] to provide a steady rate of healing to the Paladin, his minions, and everyone in his party. This skill was made largely obsolete in v1.10, when the same healing bonus was added to [[Cleansing]] and [[Meditation]], at no mana cost.
* Prayer does not heal quickly enough to be useful in emergencies, and is not much used at later portions of the game.
* Non-{{iw|Melee melee}}/[[physical]] damage Paladins will find it helpful since they do not use life leech.
* [[Redemption]] (Level 30) heals far more at once, but requires corpses to function.
* Prayer can also be obtained from Act 2 [[mercenaries]] in [[Normal]] and [[Hell]] difficulties.
{{Skill Progression
|header=Radius
| 10.6
| 12.0
| 13.3
| 14.6
| 16.0
| 17.3
| 18.6
| 20.0
| 21.3
| 22.6
| 24.0
| 25.3
| 26.6
| 28.0
| 29.3
| 30.6
| 32.0
| 33.3
| 34.6
| 36.0
|header2=Regen
| +2
| +3
| +4
| +5
| +6
| +7
| +8
| +9
| +10
| +11
| +12
| +13
| +14
| +15
| +16
| +17
| +19
| +21
| +23
| +25
|header3=Mana
| 1.0
| 1.1
| 1.3
| 1.5
| 1.7
| 1.9
| 2.1
| 2.3
| 2.5
| 2.6
| 2.8
| 3.0
| 3.2
| 3.4
| 3.6
| 3.8
| 4.0
| 4.1
| 4.3
| 4.5
}}
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{{Skill navbox D2|Paladin}}

[[Category:Defensive Auras skills]]
[[Category:Paladin skills]]
</noinclude>

Fist of the Heavens

2011-09-05T00:45:41Z

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==[[Fist of the Heavens]]==
'''Casting Delay:''' 1 Second 
'''Required Level:''' 30 
'''Prerequisites:''' [[Sacrifice]], [[Holy Bolt]], [[Zeal]], [[Vengeance]], [[Blessed Hammer]], [[Conversion]] 
'''Synergies:''' Damage is boosted by points in the following skills:
* [[Holy Bolt]]: +15% Holy Bolt Damage Per Level
* [[Holy Shock]]: +7% Lightning Damage Per Level
'''Details:''' Fist of Heavens calls down a bolt of lightning on the target, and sends out a spray of [[Holy Bolt]]s. The lightning always hits, making this skill useful for evasive creatures or in [[PVP]].
* Holy Bolts only damage [[undead]] monsters.
{|
!'''Mana:'''
|25
|}
{{Skill Progression
|header=Lightning Dmg.
| 150-200
| 165-215
| 180-230
| 195-245
| 210-260
| 225-275
| 240-290
| 255-305
| 285-335
| 315-365
| 345-395
| 375-425
| 405-455
| 435-485
| 465-515
| 495-545
| 540-590
| 585-635
| 630-680
| 675-725
|header2=Holy Bolt Dmg.
| 40-50
| 46-56
| 52-62
| 58-68
| 64-74
| 70-80
| 76-86
| 82-92
| 92-102
| 102-112
| 112-122
| 122-132
| 132-142
| 142-152
| 152-162
| 162-172
| 178-188
| 194-204
| 210-220
| 226-236
}}
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{{Skill navbox D2|Paladin}}

[[Category:Combat skills (Paladin)]]
[[Category:Paladin skills]]
</noinclude>

Holy Shield

2011-09-05T00:45:20Z

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==[[Holy Shield]]==
'''Required Level:''' 24 
'''Prerequisites:''' [[Smite]], [[Holy Bolt]], [[Charge]], [[Blessed Hammer]] 
'''Requires: '''A [[shield]] equipped. 
'''Synergies:''' [[Defiance]]: +15% Defense Per Level 
'''Details:''' Holy Shield provides a huge defensive bonus to the Paladin's entire defensive rating, greatly increases his odds to block attacks, and adds substantially to his Smite damage.
{|
!'''Mana:'''
|35
|}
{{Skill Progression
|header=[[Dur]].
| 30
| 55
| 80
| 105
| 130
| 155
| 180
| 205
| 230
| 255
| 280
| 305
| 330
| 355
| 380
| 405
| 430
| 455
| 480
| 505
|header2=Defense
| +25%
| +40%
| +55%
| +70%
| +85%
| +100%
| +115%
| +130%
| +145%
| +160%
| +175%
| +190%
| +205%
| +220%
| +235%
| +250%
| +265%
| +280%
| +295%
| +310%
|header3=Block
| +14%
| +18%
| +20%
| +23%
| +25%
| +26%
| +27%
| +28%
| +29%
| +30%
| +31%
| +31%
| +32%
| +33%
| +33%
| +34%
| +34%
| +34%
| +34%
| +35%
|header4=Smite Dmg.
| 3-6
| 5-8
| 7-10
| 9-12
| 11-14
| 13-16
| 15-18
| 17-20
| 20-23
| 23-26
| 26-29
| 29-32
| 32-35
| 35-38
| 38-41
| 41-44
| 45-48
| 49-52
| 53-56
| 57-60
}}
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[[Category:Paladin skills]]
</noinclude>

Conversion

2011-09-05T00:44:56Z

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==[[Conversion]]==
'''Required Level:''' 24 
'''Prerequisites''': [[Sacrifice]], [[Zeal]], [[Vengeance]] 
'''Synergies:''' None. 
'''Details:''' This skill acts as a mind control attack, "converting" the monster to fight against other demons. For the duration of the effect, the monster will battle against its own kind, and be attacked by them. It can not be damaged by players during this time. This skill lets a paladin temporarily have a similar army like the [[Revive]] summoning [[Necromancer]] build.
* [[SuperUniques]] and [[Boss]]es can not be converted, nor can other players in [[PVP]] games.
* Experience is gained for kills made by converted monsters. Experience is not gained for converted monsters killed while under your influence.
* A common technique is to convert a monster, then use the [[Thorns]] aura to make monsters kill themselves attacking it. This can be dangerous, since the aura will remain for a few seconds after the monster de-converts.
{|
!'''Mana:'''
|4
|-
!'''Duration:'''
|16 Seconds
|}
{{Skill Progression
|header=Convert Chance
| 7%
| 13%
| 18%
| 22%
| 25%
| 27%
| 29%
| 31%
| 33%
| 34%
| 35%
| 36%
| 37%
| 38%
| 39%
| 40%
| 40%
| 41%
| 41%
| 42%
}}
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[[Category:Paladin skills]]
</noinclude>

Blessed Hammer

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==[[Blessed Hammer]]==
'''Required Level:''' 18 
'''Prerequisites''': [[Holy Bolt]] 
'''Synergies:''' The following skills boost the damage of each Blessed Hammer.
* [[Blessed Aim]]: +14% Magic Damage Per Level
* [[Vigor]]: +14% Magic Damage Per Level
'''Details:''' Blessed Hammer sends forth a spinning, magical hammer that spirals outward from the [[Paladin]], making two or three orbits before vanishing. The hammers can deal enormous damage when boosted by auras and synergies.
* The [[Concentration]] aura boosts the damage of the hammers ([[Might]] and [[Fanaticism]] do not), but only by 50% of Concentration's listed bonus.
* This skill's power lies in its ability to strike multiple enemies at once, especially when numerous monsters are herded into an open area, where the hammers can really get circling.
* Blessed Hammers no longer ignore the resistances of [[Undead]] and [[Demon]]s after the v1.13 patch.
{|
!'''Dmg. to Undead:'''
| +150%
|}
{{Skill Progression
|header=Mana
| 5.0
| 5.2
| 5.5
| 5.7
| 6.0
| 6.2
| 6.5
| 6.7
| 7.0
| 7.2
| 7.5
| 7.7
| 8.0
| 8.2
| 8.5
| 8.7
| 9.0
| 9.2
| 9.5
| 9.7
|header2=Damage
| 12-16
| 20-24
| 28-32
| 36-40
| 44-48
| 52-56
| 60-64
| 68-72
| 78-82
| 88-92
| 98-102
| 108-112
| 118-122
| 128-132
| 138-142
| 148-152
| 160-164
| 172-176
| 184-188
| 196-200
}}
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[[Category:Paladin skills]]
</noinclude>

Vengeance

2011-09-05T00:44:16Z

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==[[Vengeance]]==
'''Required Level:''' 18 
'''Prerequisites:''' [[Sacrifice]], [[Zeal]] 
'''Synergies:''' Additional damage comes from points in:
* [[Resist Fire]]: +10% Fire Damage Per Level
* [[Resist Cold]]: +10% Cold Damage Per Level
* [[Resist Lightning]]: +10% Lightning Damage Per Level
* [[Salvation]]: +2% Elemental Damage Per Level
'''Details:''' A powerful single-hit attack that adds [[fire]], [[lightning]], and [[cold]] damage. The damage is not a set amount, but is based on your weapon damage, so the more damaging your weapon, the bigger the elemental damage bonus will be.
* Vengeance is usually paired with the [[Conviction]] aura, which lowers enemy resistances considerably. [[Fanaticism]] might be more helpful for some equipment sets though, for the faster swing and attack rating bonuses.
{{Skill Progression
|header=Mana
| 4.0
| 4.2
| 4.5
| 4.7
| 5.0
| 5.2
| 5.5
| 5.7
| 6.0
| 6.2
| 6.5
| 6.7
| 7.0
| 7.2
| 7.5
| 7.7
| 8.0
| 8.2
| 8.5
| 8.7
|header2=[[Dur]].
| 1.2
| 1.8
| 2.4
| 3.0
| 3.6
| 4.2
| 4.8
| 5.4
| 6.0
| 6.6
| 7.2
| 7.8
| 8.4
| 9.0
| 9.6
| 10.2
| 10.8
| 11.4
| 12.0
| 12.6
|header3=Elem Dmg.
| +70%
| +76%
| +82%
| +88%
| +94%
| +100%
| +106%
| +112%
| +118%
| +124%
| +130%
| +136%
| +142%
| +148%
| +154%
| +160%
| +166%
| +172%
| +178%
| +184%
|header4=+[[AR]]
| +20%
| +30%
| +40%
| +50%
| +60%
| +70%
| +80%
| +90%
| +100%
| +110%
| +120%
| +130%
| +140%
| +150%
| +160%
| +170%
| +180%
| +190%
| +200%
| +210%
}}
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{{Skill navbox D2|Paladin}}

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[[Category:Paladin skills]]
</noinclude>

Charge

2011-09-05T00:44:00Z

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==[[Charge]]==
'''Required Level:''' 12 
'''Prerequisites:''' [[Smite]] 
'''Synergies:''' Charge receives damage bonuses from points placed in:
* [[Vigor]]: +20% Damage Per Level
* [[Might]]: +20% Damage Per Level
'''Details:''' A rushing attack that moves the [[Paladin]] very quickly to the target. Includes a [[knockback|knock back]] effect allowing it to be used over and over again on the same enemy, knocking them back until they die or run into an obstacle.
* Despite the icon and location on the skill tree (after Smite) Charge does not require a [[shield]], nor does the shield damage factor into the damage dealt if you have a weapon equipped. Charging with a big damage, two-handed weapon can be very effective.
* Like all of the Paladin's combat skills, Charge is best used on the left click, while an aura is active on the right.
* Charge can not be used in {{iw|Melee melee}} range; only from further away. [[Smite]] for the knock back, then Charge is a useful combination.
* Charge can be used without a target by holding down the shift key. This will let your Paladin traverse long distances very quickly, though it uses up a lot of mana and leaves minions far behind.
* Bugs with Charge can freeze the Paladin in place, or make him walk backwards (the [[moonwalk bug]]). Switching weapons or getting hit will usually snap him out of it.
* Charge was the favorite low level PK skill in early D2 days. Beware low level Paladins with [[Vigor]] and big two-handed weapons. (Such as [[Bonesnap]].)

===Charging Speed===

<blockquote>ChargeSpeed = BaseRunSpeed * (1 + Skill_FRW / 100 + Armor_Speed / 100) * 150%</blockquote>

where the terms are as above. By substituting BaseRunSpeed and multiplying it by 150%, we get:

<blockquote>ChargeSpeed = 9 yards/s * (1 + Skill_FRW / 100 + Armor_Speed / 100)</blockquote>

There is no lower limit to ChargeSpeed. It can be even negative.

{|
!'''Mana:'''
|9
|}
{{Skill Progression
|header=Damage
| +100%
| +125%
| +150%
| +175%
| +200%
| +225%
| +250%
| +275%
| +300%
| +325%
| +350%
| +375%
| +400%
| +425%
| +450%
| +475%
| +500%
| +525%
| +550%
| +575%
|header2=+[[AR]]
| 50%
| 65%
| 80%
| 95%
| 110%
| 125%
| 140%
| 155%
| 170%
| 185%
| 200%
| 215%
| 230%
| 245%
| 260%
| 275%
| 290%
| 305%
| 320%
| 335%
}}
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{{Skill navbox D2|Paladin}}

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[[Category:Paladin skills]]
</noinclude>

Zeal

2011-09-05T00:43:36Z

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==[[Zeal]]==
'''Required Level:''' 12 
'''Prerequisites:''' [[Sacrifice]] 
'''Synergies:''' Zeal receives bonus from points spent in:
* [[Sacrifice]]: +12% Damage Per Level
'''Details:''' Zeal is a rapid, multi-strike attack with substantial bonuses to attack rating, attack speed, and damage.
* The first strike will always aim at the targeted monster. The next four will alternate between all targets in range.
** Using Zeal on a group tends to wear all the monsters down gradually and equally. [[Poison]] damage or [[Prevent Monster Heal]] will keep them from healing back during the battle.
** If you wish to kill a single monster in a group, you should use [[Vengeance]], [[Sacrifice]] or [[Smite]] to hit just it.
* If using a one-handed weapon, picking one with 2 or 3 range will work noticeably better than 1-range items, especially when hitting monsters in a group.
* Note that points in [[Sacrifice]] add more to Zeal's damage than points in Zeal itself, though they do not add to the [[Attack Rating]]. If higher damage is the goal, raise Zeal enough to get five hits and the necessary AR, then put points into Sacrifice instead.
* Zeal can not be interrupted; all five hits are always delivered, though not necessarily successfully.
* In earlier versions of Diablo II, Zeal gained a hit with every point spent in the skill. This was a problem for online play, when characters became desynched and stood there swinging 20 times and hitting nothing. The change to 5 fast hits made Zeal the most popular Paladin combat skill.
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Holy Bolt

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==[[Holy Bolt]]==
'''Required Level:''' 6 
'''Prerequisites''': None 
'''Synergies:''' Each point in the following skills boosts the damage or healing of Holy Bolt.
* [[Blessed Hammer]]: +50% Magic Damage Per Level
* [[Fist of the Heavens]]: +50% Magic Damage Per Level
* [[Prayer]]: +15% Life Healed Per Level
'''Details:''' A glowing, magical projectile is fired out at a medium rate of speed. This projectile will damage enemy undead monsters, and heal friends.
* Holy Bolt damage can not be resisted, but only affects the Undead.
* Holy Bolt was a novelty in early versions of the game, but since synergies were added in v1.09 it's become potentially quite powerful, both as a killing weapon and a healing skill.
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Smite

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==[[Smite]]==
'''Required Level:''' 1 
'''Prerequisites:''' None 
'''Requires:''' A [[shield]] equipped. 
'''Synergies:''' None. 
'''Details:''' Smite is a shield bash that damages, [[stun]]s, and [[knockback|knocks back]] the target.
* The speed of smite is based on the equipped weapon.
* Smite causes durability loss to the equipped weapon.
* Smite's damage is based on the shield. Only [[Paladin]]s see the listed Smite damage on shields.
* Damage types that work with Smite: [[Crushing Blow]] and [[Open Wounds]].
* Damage types that do not work with Smite: Life and mana leech, [[Deadly Strike]], elemental damage from Auras, undead damage from [[Sanctuary (skill)|Sanctuary]], damage from [[Charm]]s,
* Smite will steal life (only) when the [[Life Tap]] Curse is active on the target.
* Smite always hits, so can be very useful against monsters or players with high defense.
* [[Boss]]es and [[SuperUniques]] have a resistance to being stunned, but will be stunned with repeated hits. [[Act Boss]]es can not be stunned.
* Stun lengths are decreased to 1/2 in [[Nightmare]] and 1/4 in [[Hell]].
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Sacrifice

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==[[Sacrifice]]==
'''Required Level:''' 1 
'''Prerequisites:''' None 
'''Synergies:''' Points in these skills increase the damage done with Sacrifice.
* [[Redemption]]: +15% Damage Per Level
* [[Fanaticism]]: +5% Damage Per Level
'''Details:''' Sacrifice boosts the [[Paladin]]'s damage and attack rating substantially, at a cost in blood. Each hit landed with this skill inflicts 8% of its damage on the Paladin.
* To offset the damage to self, life leech equipment can come in very handy.
* It's possible to kill yourself with Sacrifice, leading to the amusing "Paladin was slain by Paladin." death message in game.
** The game will recognize this as [[PvP]], which nullifies experience loss in [[hell]] and [[nightmare]] difficulties.
* Damage overruns: the key difficulty in using this skill is that you only leech back life based on the monster's hit points, but you lose health based on the damage done.
** Example: if you have 10% life leech and do 500 damage to a monster with 100 hit points, you'll leech back 10 hit points, but lose 8% of 500 = 40.
** [[Physical]] [[resistances]] have the same effect: 100 damage to a monster with 50% physical resistance means you only leech life on that 50%, but lose Sacrifice on the full 100.
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![[Act Bosses]]
!colspan="2" | [[Uber Monsters]]
!colspan="2" | [[Objects]] {{editlink|Template:Act_boss_navbox|e|diablo2|A|A}}
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• [[Andariel]] 
• [[Duriel]] 
• [[Mephisto]] 
• [[Diablo]] 
• [[Baal]] 
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'''[[Secret Cow Level]]''' 
• [[Cow King]] 
'''[[Uber Diablo Quest]]''' 
• [[Uber Diablo]] 
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'''[[Pandemonium Event]]''' 
• [[Pandemonium Diablo]] 
• [[Lilith]] 
• [[Uber Izual]] 
• [[Uber Duriel]] 
• [[Uber Baal]] 
• [[Uber Mephisto]] 
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• [[Barricade]] 
• [[Barricaded Tower]] 
• [[Blood Hawk Nest]] 
• [[Catapult]] 
• [[Chest]] 
• [[Evil Demon Huts]] 
• [[Fire Tower]] 
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• [[Flying Scimitar]] 
• [[Gargoyle Trap]] 
• [[Lightning Spire]] 
• [[Mummy Sarcophagus]] 
• [[Prison Door]] 
• [[Trapped Soul]] 
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!colspan="5" | [[Superuniques|Boss Monsters]] {{editlink|Template:Boss_navbox|e|diablo2|A|A}}
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'''[[Act I]]''' 
• [[Bishibosh]] 
• [[Blood Raven]] 
• [[Bone Ash]] 
• [[Bonebreaker]] 
• [[Coldcrow]] 
• [[Corpsefire]] 
• [[Griswold]] 
• [[Pitspawn Fouldog]] 
• [[Rakanishu]] 
• [[The Countess]] 
• [[The Smith]] 
• [[Treehead Woodfist]] 
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'''[[Act II]]''' 
• [[Ancient Kaa the Soulless]] 
• [[Coldworm the Burrower]] 
• [[Creeping Feature]] 
• [[Dark Elder]] 
• [[Fangskin]] 
• [[Fire Eye]] 
• [[Radament]] 
• [[The Summoner]] 
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'''[[Act III]]''' 
• [[Bartuc the Bloody]] 
• [[Battlemaid Sarina]] 
• [[Blood Witch the Wild]] 
• [[Bremm Sparkfist]] 
• [[Geleb Flamefinger]] 
• [[Icehawk Riftwing]] 
• [[Ismail Vilehand]] 
• [[Maffer Dragonhand]] 
• [[Sszark the Burning]] 
• [[Stormtree]] 
• [[Toorc Icefist]] 
• [[Witch Doctor Endugu]] 
• [[Wyand Voidbringer]] 
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'''[[Act IV]]''' 
• [[Grand Vizier of Chaos]] 
• [[Hephasto the Armorer]] 
• [[Infector of Souls]] 
• [[Izual]] 
• [[Lord De Seis]] 
• [[Ventar the Unholy]] 
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'''[[Act V|Act V (LoD)]]''' 
• [[Achmel the Cursed]] 
• [[Bonesaw Breaker]] 
• [[Colenzo the Annihilator]] 
• [[Dac Farren]] 
• [[Eldritch the Rectifier]] 
• [[Eyeback the Unleashed]] 
• [[Frozenstein]] 
• [[Korlic]] 
• [[Lister the Tormentor]] 
• [[Madawc]] 
• [[Nihlathak]] 
• [[Pindleskin]] 
• [[Sharptooth Slayer]] 
• [[Shenk the Overseer]] 
• [[Snapchip Shatter]] 
• [[Talic]] 
• [[Thresh Socket]] 
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• [[Abominable]] 
• [[Baboon Demon]] 
• [[Bat Demon]] 
• [[Blood Hawk]] 
• [[Claw Viper]] 
• [[Death Mauler]] 
• [[Frog Demon]] 
• [[Frozen Horror]] 
• [[Giant Mosquito]] 
• [[Giant Spider]] 
• [[Hell Bovine]] 
• [[Leaper]] 
• [[Minion]] 
• [[Saber Cat]] 
• [[Sand Maggot]] 
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• [[Sand Maggot Egg]] 
• [[Sand Maggot Young]] 
• [[Sand Raider]] 
• [[Scarab Demon]] 
• [[Siege Beast]] 
• [[Slinger]] 
• [[Spike Fiend]] 
• [[Suicide Minion]] 
• [[Swarm]] 
• [[Tentacle Beast]] 
• [[Thorned Hulk]] 
• [[Vulture Demon]] 
• [[Wendigo]] 
• [[Zakarum Priest]] 
• [[Zakarum Zealot]] 
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• [[Blood Lord]] 
• [[Blunderbore]] 
• [[Corrupt Rogue]] 
• [[Corrupt Rogue Archer]] 
• [[Corrupt Rogue Spearwoman]] 
• [[Council Member]] 
• [[Death Mauler]] 
• [[Demon Imp]] 
• [[Fallen]] 
• [[Fallen Shaman]] 
• [[Festering Appendages]] 
• [[Fetish]] 
• [[Fetish Blowdart]] 
• [[Fetish Shaman]] 
• [[Goatman]] 
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• [[Megademon]] 
• [[Minion]] 
• [[Minion of Destruction]] 
• [[Overseer]] 
• [[Pain Worm]] 
• [[Putrid Defiler]] 
• [[Regurgitator]] 
• [[Spike Fiend]] 
• [[Stygian Fury]] 
• [[Succubus]] 
• [[Suicide Minion]] 
• [[Tainted]] 
• [[Vile Child]] 
• [[Vile Mother]] 
• [[Vulture Demon]] 
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• [[Bone Fetish]] 
• [[Finger Mage]] 
• [[Greater Mummy]] 
• [[Mummy]] 
• [[Oblivion Knight]] 
• [[Reanimated Horde]] 
• [[Skeleton]] 
• [[Skeleton Archer]] 
• [[Skeleton Mage]] 
• [[Vampire]] 
• [[Vulture Demon]] 
• [[Willowisp]] 
• [[Wraith]] 
• [[Zombie]] 
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NPCs

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'''NPCs''' are '''Non-Player Characters'''. These individuals are found in the [[town]]s (and sometimes outside of them) of {{iw|Dablo_II Diablo II}}, waiting around to interact with heroes. NPCs are usually eager to talk and full of useful information about the area they're found in or the other NPCs in their town. NPCs are also the chief source of [[Quests]] and quest rewards, and the various NPC [[merchant]]s are essential resources for any character who wishes to equip herself properly to join battle against the forces of evil.

This page contains a quick listing of all the NPCs in the game. Click on each NPC's personal page for much more information about them, a listing of the quests and quest rewards they are involved in, story and plot information related to them, and transcripts of their speeches.

==Act One NPCs==
{{NPCs Act One}}
* [[Akara]] -- This rogue priestess heals and cures characters. She also sells potions and other magical items, and gives out a couple of quests and quest rewards.
* [[Charsi]] -- This rogue blacksmith is a useful merchant, offering repairs as well as buying and selling weapons and armor. She gives one quest and reward.
* [[Chickens]] -- These NPC entrees are found pecking and scratching all throughout the [[Rogue Encampment]]. They run a few feet, flapping and squawking, when characters walk over them, and this behavior can be used to herd them out into the wilderness, strictly for your own amusement.
* [[Deckard Cain]] -- This talkative old sage is full of quest information. He must be rescued in an early quest, and thereafter will provide identification of items.
* [[Flavie]] -- This Rogue NPC is found out in the wilderness, at the border between the [[Blood Moor]] and [[Cold Plains]]. She warns of greater dangers ahead and fires ineffectual arrows at nearby monsters.
* [[Gheed]] -- A merchant who is full of snippy comments, Gheed sells weapons and armor, and offers an item [[gambling]] service.
* [[Kashya]] -- The Rogue Mercenary Captain, Kashya is militant and fierce. She gives out one quest and quest reward, and will hire or resurrect mercenaries.
* [[Rogue NPC]] -- These women look identical to rogue mercenaries, and stand around town acting as guards, while never actually killing anything. Flavie is one of their number.
* [[Warriv]] -- This dour individual is the caravan leader who conveys characters to Act Two, once they've defeated Andariel and cleared the passage east.

==Act Two NPCs==
{{NPCs Act Two}}
* [[Atma]] -- This grieving woman runs the tavern in town, while pining for vengeance against Radament, a demon responsible for the deaths of her husband and son. She provides healing and depressing conversation.
* [[Deckard Cain]] -- Cain appears in every act, and here as in Act One, he's full of windy stories, a tendency only partially compensated for by his ability to identify magical items.
* [[Drognan]] -- This aged wizard gives quest advice while selling magical weapons, scrolls, tomes, and healing/mana potions.
* [[Elzix]] -- An innkeeper whose profession is entirely irrelevant to the never-sleeping heroes of Diablo II. He also sells weapons and armor, and provides the gambling outlet in [[Lut Gholein]].
* [[Fara]] -- The blacksmith of Act Two, Fara keeps a post near the Stash and Cain, making her a very popular shopping/selling destination. She also offers healing, as well as selling armor, weapons, bolts, and arrows.
* [[Geglash]] -- A drunken windbag, Geglash can be found in the tavern (of course) where he dispenses self-congratulatory quest advice.
* [[Greiz]] -- This NPC hires and resurrects mercenaries in Lut Gholein. He is not much on quest advice, and does not give out any quests or provide any rewards.
* [[Jerhyn]] -- The ruler of Lut Gholein, Jerhyn provides a detailed introduction to newcomers, then retreats to his Palace, where he remains for the duration of the Act. He gives out one quest, and must be spoken to after defeating [[Duriel]] before characters may leave the act via Meshif's boat.
* [[Kaelan]] -- This two-footed ''Diablo II'' trivia question is the guard who stands beside the Palace entrance, barring entrance to all until the [[Quests_Act_Two#Quest_Four:_Arcane_Sanctuary|Arcane Sanctuary quest]] has been activated.
* [[Lysander]] -- This cantankerous old alchemist sells potions of all types, including the explosive ones. He is hard of hearing and provides some amusing quest dialogues.
* [[Meshif]] -- The ship's captain, he serves no purpose in Act Two save for waiting patiently to sail your character to Act Three, once the demons have been defeated and Jerhyn has given the okay.
* [[Tyrael]] -- The Archangel Tyrael is found in Tal Rasha's tomb, where he failed to prevent the [[Diablo]]/[[The Dark Wanderer]] from freeing [[Baal]]/[[Tal Rasha]] from his centuries of bondage.
* [[Warriv]] -- The caravan master remains in Act Two while your character explores the desert. Warriv will take your character back across the desert to Act One, should you so desire.

==Act Three NPCs==
{{NPCs Act Three}}
* [[Alkor]] -- The potion dealer and gambling NPC, he also gives out a few quests and quest rewards from his shack at the northern edge of town.
* [[Asheara]] -- This muscular, bikini-wearing, snake-handling female is the rough and tumble leader of the Iron Wolves mercenaries. She hires them out, resurrects dead mercs, and also sells weapons, armor, bows/xbows, and bolts/arrows.
* [[Deckard Cain]] -- More of the same from Cain in Act Three. Identification of items, rambling stories, and unwanted advice.
* [[Hratli]] - He welcomes new characters to Act Three, then returns to his forge, where he sells armor, weapons, bolts/arrows, and keys. He also handles repairs.
* [[Meshif]] -- The ship captain sails characters across the ocean from [[Lut Gholein]], then remains at the Kurast Docks where he assists in an early quest.
* [[Natalya]] -- An assassin NPC, Natalya was an easter egg in D2 and remains in D2X for her sparkling conversation.
* [[Ormus]] -- This mad poet of a sorcerer sells a few types of armor, but specializes in magical weapons such as staves, wands, and scepters. He also sells books/scrolls, and healing/mana potions.
* [[The Dark Wanderer]] -- This mysterious figure can be briefly seen just outside the town gate, the first time a character leaves town.

==Act Four NPCs==
{{NPCs Act Four}}
* [[Deckard Cain]] -- Still standing around in town, still identifying items and dispensing advice and quests.
* [[Halbu]] -- One of the two non-speaking NPCs in Act Four, Halbu sells weapons, armor, bolts, and arrows, and makes repairs as needed.
* [[Jamella]] -- Sells a few types of armor, but specializes in magical weapons including staves, wands, and scepters, along with potions, tomes, and scrolls. She also handles gambling needs.
* [[Tyrael]] -- The archangel makes another appearance, this time standing around in town where he dispenses quests and even a quest reward.
* [[Hadriel]] -- This angel guards the way into the Chaos Sanctuary and wishes players good luck on their way to the final battle with [[Diablo]].
* [[Izual NPC|Izual]] -- This fallen angel is first a [[Izual|monster]], then a chatty source of plot information.

==Act Five NPCs==
{{NPCs Act Five}}
* [[Anya]] -- An NPC you must rescue from the dungeons before you can trade with, Anya sells a few types of armor and weapons, including Assassin claws and throwing weapons, along with keys and arrows/bolts. She handles the gambling duties once she returns and Nihlathak leaves.
* [[Deckard Cain]] -- Cain is at his most useless in Act Five, providing little information of note and standing way over in the center of town, away from the stash and the NPCs nearest the waypoint and town portal area.
* [[Larzuk]] -- The blacksmith of Harrogath, Larzuk sells armor, weapons, bolts/arrows, and makes repairs. His high quality weapon selection and location near the waypoint makes him a popular shopping choice.
* [[Malah]] -- This kindly old woman is the healer and magical trinket vendor. She sells potions, keys, scrolls, and tomes, along with throwing weapons and magic-user weapons such as staves, wands, and scepters.
* [[Nihlathak NPC|Nihlathak]] -- A grouchy Barbarian elder, Nihlathak sells nothing, but he will buy items and provides gambling until he vanishes from town shortly before the completion of the third quest.
* [[Qual-Kehk]] -- The general of the Barbarian armies is not a merchant, but he hires and resurrects mercenaries and gives out a quest and quest reward.
* [[Ancients|The Ancients]] -- Protectors of the entrance to sacred Mount Arreat, they will not let you pass without proving your worth, and pack in a long speech before and after their quest.
* [[Barbarian NPCs]] -- These loinclothed fellows can be seen here and there in Harrogath, recuperating from their injuries or cooking dinner. Quite a few of them can be found battling monsters on the three surface areas of the act, where their valor considerably outstrips their ability.
* [[Bunnies]] -- The adorable, white, and furry fauna of Act Five, these creatures are seen hopping about the surface areas of the acts, where they fight only slightly less effectively than the Barbarian NPCs.
* [[Bunny Roaster|The Bunny Roaster]] -- This special Barbarian NPC is busy plying his trade in the city, where dinner is always cooking, but never served.
* [[Tyrael]] -- The archangel makes an appearance at the very end of the act, bearing bad news (for you) and a glowing sword (not for you).

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!colspan="5" | [[NPCs]] of [[Diablo II]] {{editlink|Template:NPC_navbox|e|diablo2|A|A}}
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'''[[Act I]]''' 
• [[Akara]] 
• [[Charsi]] 
• [[Chickens]] 
• [[Deckard Cain]] 
• [[Flavie]] 
• [[Gheed]] 
• [[Kashya]] 
• [[Moldy Tome]] 
• [[Rogue NPCs]] 
• [[Warriv]] 
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'''[[Act II]]''' 
• [[Atma]] 
• [[Arcane Tome]] 
• [[Deckard Cain]] 
• [[Drognan]] 
• [[Elzix]] 
• [[Fara]] 
• [[Geglash]] 
• [[Greiz]] 
• [[Jerhyn]] 
• [[Kaelan]] 
• [[Lysander]] 
• [[Meshif]] 
• [[Tyrael]] 
• [[Warriv]] 
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'''[[Act III]]''' 
• [[Alkor]] 
• [[Asheara]] 
• [[Deckard Cain]] 
• [[Hratli]] 
• [[Meshif]] 
• [[Natalya]] 
• [[Ormus]] 
• [[Iron Wolves|The Iron Wolves]] 
• [[The Dark Wanderer]] 
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'''[[Act IV]]''' 
• [[Deckard Cain]] 
• [[Halbu]] 
• [[Hadriel]] 
• [[Izual NPC]] 
• [[Jamella]] 
• [[Tyrael]] 
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'''[[Act V]]''' 
• [[Anya]] 
• [[Deckard Cain]] 
• [[Larzuk]] 
• [[Malah]] 
• [[Nihlathak NPC|Nihlathak]] 
• [[Qual-Kehk]] 
• [[Ancients|The Ancients]] 
• [[Tyrael]] 
• [[Barbarian NPCs]] 
• [[Bunnies]] 
• [[Bunny Roaster|The Bunny Roaster]] 
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Waypoint

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::''Were you looking for '''{{iw|Waypoint Diablo 3 waypoints}}'''?

[[Image:Waypoint1.gif|left]]
Waypoints are magical platforms that act as teleportation devices, moving characters and their minions instantly between distant locations. Each act has a waypoint in town, and 8 others spread throughout the dungeons (there are only 3 total waypoints in the much smaller act four). Waypoints must be found to be used; characters should explore the dungeons and surface areas until they find the waypoint; most of which are located randomly somewhere in the level. Once found a waypoint need simply be clicked upon to activate it, and from that moment on your character can use it to travel back to town or to any other waypoint in that act or any act.

Waypoints do not all look the same, and most blend into the architecture of their level, so it's possible to overlook them, especially if you're new to the game. The torches burning at two corners of most waypoints are a good tip off. Also, keep an eye on the mini-map. Waypoints show up there slightly before they are visible on the screen.

==Waypoint Menu==

To view the waypoint interface, click on any waypoint. A window will pop up displaying all the waypoints in the game. Select a tab to view the waypoints in that act. The ones your character has found display in white, undiscovered ones are in dark gray. Only ones your character has found can be traveled to.

[[Image:Waypoints1.jpg|frame|center|The waypoint menu.]]

==Travel Tips==

While travel between waypoints is instantaneous on the server end, there may be several seconds of delay on the player's end, depending on computer speed and internet lag. For that reason, it's recommended that players moving between acts travel to the waypoint in town first, and then to a dungeon waypoint in that act, since the level loading time will be quicker. This is not important if playing solo or in a game with friends, but in a public game where there may be hostile characters, or simply people who have retreated to a waypoint and left the area crowded with monsters, a long loading time can be dangerous.

==Full Waypoint Listing==

Waypoints can be found on the following levels:

===[[Act I]]===

[[Image:Waypoint-cats2.jpg|frame|Catacombs, level 2.]]
* [[Rogue Encampment]]
* [[Cold Plains]]
* [[Stony Field]]
* [[Dark Wood]]
* [[Black Marsh]]
* [[Outer Cloister]]
* [[Jail]], level 1
* [[Inner Cloister]]
* [[Catacombs]], level 2

===[[Act II]]===

[[Image:Waypoint-act2-sewers.jpg|thumb|Sewers, Level Two.]]
* [[Lut Gholein]]
* [[Sewers (Act II)|Sewers]], level 2
* [[Dry Hills]]
* [[Halls of the Dead]], level 2
* [[Far Oasis]]
* [[Lost City]]
* [[Palace Cellar]], level 2
* [[Arcane Sanctuary]]
* [[Canyon of the Magi]]

===[[Act III]]===

[[Image:Waypoint-act3-spider.jpg|thumb|300px|Spider Forest]]
* [[Kurast Docks]]
* [[Spider Forest]]
* [[Great Marsh]]
* [[Flayer Jungle]]
* [[Lower Kurast]]
* [[Kurast Bazaar]]
* [[Upper Kurast]]
* [[Travincal]]
* [[Durance of Hate]], level 2

===[[Act IV]]===

* [[Pandemonium Fortress]]
* [[City of the Damned]]
* [[River of Flames]]

===[[Act V]]===

[[Image:Waypoint-act5-wsk.jpg|thumb|Worldstone Keep]]
* [[Harrogath]]
* [[Frigid Highlands]]
* [[Arreat Plateau]]
* [[Crystalline Passage]]
* [[Halls of Pain]]
* [[Glacial Trail]]
* [[Frozen Tundra]]
* [[The Ancients' Way]]
* [[Worldstone Keep]], level 2

===Waypoint Lore===
[[Image:Waypoint-act2-arcane.jpg|frame|The Arcane Sanctuary.]]
'''Waypoints''' are magical gateways constructed by the {{iw|Horadrim Horadrim}} for instant transportation between locations.

The world of {{iw|Sanctuary Sanctuary}} is huge and often there are great distances between [[towns]] and their outlying regions. During the {{iw|Sin_War Sin War}}, the {{iw|Horadrim Horadrim}} devised a system of magic waypoints to provide instant travel from one place to another. The magics at work have long since been forgotten as the Horadric Mages have all but disappeared. However, these waypoints remain as a legacy to the Horadrim's once-great power and the value of these devices cannot be denied.

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* [[Rocky Waste]]
** [[Stony Tomb]] (2 lvls)
* [[Dry Hills]] [[File:Waypoint.png|25px|link=Waypoint]]
** [[Halls of the Dead]] (3 lvls) [[File:Waypoint.png|25px|link=Waypoint]]
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* [[Far Oasis]] [[File:Waypoint.png|25px|link=Waypoint]]
** [[Maggot Lair]] (3 lvls)
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** [[Ancient Tunnels]]
* [[Valley of Snakes]]
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{{template:quests}}[[Act Five]] was added to the game with the [[expansion]], and moves the action to the snowy northern mountain stronghold of the [[Barbarian]] clans. Their city has been beseiged by Baal's forces, and your hero must pursue the Lord of Destruction up sacred Mount Arreat and stop him from seizing the power of the mighty Worldstone. Good luck with that.

=Act Five: The Harrowing=

The quests in the Expansion are much like the ones in [[Diablo II]], but have some more variety, and some very cool quest rewards. There aren't any that add a skill point or stat point, but you gain resistance, some very nice items, and experience. All of them are basically on you way through the Act, and there aren't any that are totally out of the way, though not all of them are mandatory. And none are of the "insert quest items into [[Horadric Cube]]" variety, like you know from Acts Two and Three.

{{:Stop the Siege}}

{{:Rescue on Mount Arreat}}

{{:Prison of Ice}}

{{:Betrayal of Harrogath}}

{{:Rite_of_Passage_(quest)}}

{{:Eve of Destruction}}

==Titles==
Characters gain new titles in Diablo II: Lord of Destruction for defeating Baal. Converted characters may already have the Normal or Nightmare title, based on how for they had gotten in Diablo II.

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| Patriarch/Matriarch
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| Male or Female
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| Conqueror
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| Hell
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Quests Act Four

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{{template:quests}}Act Four takes the player into the depths of Hell itself, in pursuit of the greater evils. This act was designed as the conclusion of ''Diablo II'', and is about half the size of the first three acts. In D2X it's merely a stepping stone on the ultimate path to defeat [[Baal]], but still features one of the most dangerous areas in the entire game, in Diablo's [[Chaos Sanctuary]].

=Act Four: The Harrowing=

The goal of Act Four is to kill [[Diablo]]. In ''Diablo II'' this ends the game, in the Expansion it allows you to advance to Act Five. There are only three quests in Act Four, and it's the smallest of the Acts, with just five areas and no extra dungeon levels. The first two quests are optional, but the first has the best quest reward in the game, so you'll want to be sure to do it.

{{:The Fallen Angel}}

{{:The Hellforge}}

{{:Terror's End}}

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Quests Act Three

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{{template:quests}}Act Three moves to the deep jungle and pits your hero against mutated forest creatures of all kinds, as well as corrupted humans who must be destroyed before you enter a haunted dungeon with a horrible surprise across a moat of blood on the lowest level.

=Act Three: The Infernal Gate=

The goal of Act Three is to gain entrance to the Durance of Hate and defeat Mephisto, thus enabling yourself to move through to Act Four. The only quest you really have to do is the sixth one, killing Mephisto, though single player characters will need to do the very long Quest Three to get there. Quests One, Two, and Four have very nice rewards, but are otherwise optional.

{{:The Golden Bird}}

{{:The Blade of the Old Religion}}

{{:Khalim's Will (quest)}}

{{:Lam Esen's Tome (quest)}}

{{:The Blackened Temple}}

{{:The Guardian}}

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