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PublisherPocket Books
ISBN-101451645651
ISBN-139781451645651
eBay Product ID (ePID)117350040
Product Key Features
Book TitleDiablo III: the Order
Number of Pages464 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication Year2013
TopicFantasy / General, Horror, Fantasy / Dark Fantasy
GenreFiction
AuthorNate Kenyon
FormatMass Market
Dimensions
Item Height1.1 in
Item Weight9.1 Oz
Item Length6.8 in
Item Width4.1 in
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Intended AudienceTrade
SynopsisThe direct tie-in to Diablo III , the fastest-selling gaming series of all time--starring the sole survivor of an ancient order who holds the fate of the mortal world in his hands. Deckard Cain is the last of the Horadrim, the sole surviving member of a mysterious and legendary order. Assembled by the archangel Tyrael, the Horadrim were charged with the sacred duty of seeking out and vanquishing the three Prime Evils: Diablo (the Lord of Terror), Mephisto (the Lord of Hatred), and Baal (the Lord of Destruction). But that was many years ago. As the decades passed, the Horadrim's strength diminished, and they fell into obscurity. Now all of their collected history, tactics, and wisdom lie within the aged hands of one man. A man who is growing concerned. Dark whisperings have begun to fill the air, tales of ancient evil stirring, rumblings of a demonic invasion set to tear the land apart. Amid the mounting dread, Deckard Cain uncovers startling new information that could bring about the salvation--or ruin--of the mortal world: other remnants of the Horadrim still exist. He must unravel where they have been and why they are hiding from one of their own. As Cain searches for the lost members of his order, he is thrust into an alliance with an unlikely ally: Leah, an eight-year-old girl feared by many to carry a diabolical curse. What is her secret? How is it tied to the prophesied End of Days? And if there are other living Horadrim, will they be able to stand against oblivion? These are the questions Deckard Cain must answer . . . . . . before it is too late.
