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... be the connection between this world and the world of Diablo? Why are runes and the magic spells so similar between these two worlds?


“As for other novice wizards, my advice is to learn only a few spells that would be useful to you. But for you Abel, if you want to learn them, I can teach you all of them as I have almost the entire collection of spells for novice wizards.” Wizard Morton had seen Abel casting the “Fireball” spell, and his instantaneous speed proved Abel’s unmatched ta ...

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