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==Known Fallen Types==
Fallen were officially confirmed in May 2009, when Blizzard debuted their bestiary page. It contained information on the various five types of Fallen found in Diablo III, along with screenshots and some concept art. The following pages offer details on the individual types of fallen.* [[Fallen Imp]]s-- Small cowardly footsoldiers
* [[Fallen Lunatic]]s
* [[Fallen Hound]]s
* [[Fallen Shaman|Fallen Shamen]]
* [[Fallen Overseer]]s
Many fans assumed it represented a "[[Fallen Queen]]" since there have long been joking references made to "where do all the little Fallen come from if they're all male?" However, the only monster who seems to match that silhouette in the final game is the [[Blood Clan Occultist]], who is not a Fallen but a type of [[Khazra]] (Goatman).
===Additional Fallen Types Teased===
In a lore entry posted in 2010, [[Abd al-Hazir]] [[Writings_of_Abd_al-Hazir:_Entry_no._0010|clearly mentions]] there are at least two more Fallen breeds than he describes in his lore entry, which covers the Fallen Imps. Hounds, Overseers, Shaman, and Lunatics.
==Fallen Varieties==
[[Image:Fallen-army.jpg|thumb|right|200px|An army of assorted Fallen.]]The only Fallen seen so far in screenshots are the red-skinned "Fallen" type. There were four types of Fallen found in [[Diablo I]] and [[Diablo II]]: Fallen, Carvers, Devilkin, and Dark Ones. A fifth type, the Warped One, was added as a Guest Monster in the D2X, v1.10 patch. It's not known if Diablo III carries over all, or any, of these subtypes will return in Diablo III. It does seem likely that we'll see subtypesthose types, since the other monsters so far revealed in D3 are slotted into the same organizational system that was used in earlier games in and adds more to the seriesFallen family.