Diablo I - Revision history

JediKnightBoB: Undo revision 67652 by JediKnightBoB (talk)

2013-11-09T22:07:09Z

Undo revision 67652 by JediKnightBoB (talk)

2013-11-07T23:41:21Z

Corrected the caption on the screenshot: red icons are broken items, yellow icons are damaged items

2013-02-14T03:23:41Z

2012-05-25T19:11:28Z

Updated Diablo 3 release date

2010-06-16T17:48:32Z

2010-02-02T13:04:07Z

2010-02-02T13:03:30Z

2010-02-02T13:02:43Z

2010-02-02T11:11:46Z

2010-01-27T14:01:19Z

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 ===Character classes===
-[[Image:Diablo I screenshot.jpg|thumb|350px|A [[Warrior]] fights a ghoul. The "Level Up" button shows attribute points are available. The red helmet icon indicates the helmet is broken and not functioning.]]
+[[Image:Diablo I screenshot.jpg|thumb|350px|A [[Warrior]] fights a ghoul. The "Level Up" button shows attribute points are available. The red helmet icon indicates the helmet is damaged and in danger of breaking.]]
 ::''Read more about the '''{{iw|Diablo_Characters Diablo I Characters}}''' in the {{iw|Main_Page Diablo 2 Wiki}}.''
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 A similar principle to use items apply to spells for all classes. Spells are learned from tomes found in the game, where they add them to their spellbooks. Spells can later be cast repeatedly, as long as the character has enough [[mana]] to do it. Spells improve when the character learns the same tome again, increasing the spell's level in the spellbook. Each time a higher level version of the spell is learned, the minimum Magic requirement to learn the next level increase. Different spells, and different levels of the same spell, require varying amounts of mana to be cast.
 ===Monsters and Items===

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 ===Character classes===
-[[Image:Diablo I screenshot.jpg|thumb|350px|A [[Warrior]] fights a ghoul. The "Level Up" button shows attribute points are available. The red helmet icon indicates the helmet is damaged and in danger of breaking.]]
+[[Image:Diablo I screenshot.jpg|thumb|350px|A [[Warrior]] fights a ghoul. The "Level Up" button shows attribute points are available. The red helmet icon indicates the helmet is broken and not functioning.]]
 ::''Read more about the '''{{iw|Diablo_Characters Diablo I Characters}}''' in the {{iw|Main_Page Diablo 2 Wiki}}.''
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 A similar principle to use items apply to spells for all classes. Spells are learned from tomes found in the game, where they add them to their spellbooks. Spells can later be cast repeatedly, as long as the character has enough [[mana]] to do it. Spells improve when the character learns the same tome again, increasing the spell's level in the spellbook. Each time a higher level version of the spell is learned, the minimum Magic requirement to learn the next level increase. Different spells, and different levels of the same spell, require varying amounts of mana to be cast.
 ===Monsters and Items===

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−	'''Diablo''' is an [[Action Role Playing Game\|ARPG]] game based in a dark fantasy setting developed by [[Blizzard North]] and released by Blizzard Entertainment ~~on 30 November,~~ 1996 ~~in North America (2 January 1997 in PAL territories)~~.	+	'''Diablo''' is an [[Action Role Playing Game\|ARPG]] game based in a dark fantasy setting developed by [[Blizzard North]] and released by Blizzard Entertainment in December 1996.

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−	A sequel called simply ''[[Diablo II]]'' was released on 29 June 2000 (NA and PAL) and a third game, ''[[Diablo III]]'' was ~~announced to be in development at [[WWI 2008]]. The [[Diablo III release date\|release date for Diablo III]] is currently speculated to be in 2011~~.	+	A sequel called simply ''[[Diablo II]]'' was released on 29 June 2000 (NA and PAL) and a third game, ''[[Diablo III]]'' was released on May 15, 2012.

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-{{Game navbox}}
+{{Game navbox|blizz}}
 [[Category:Games]]
 [[Category:Diablo I]]

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 |series= [[Diablo series]]
 |genre= [[ARPG]]
-|release= '''Windows PC'''<br>NA: 1996-11-30<br>PAL: 1997-11-02<br><br>'''Mac'''<br>JP: 1998-04<br>NA: 1998-05<br><br>'''PlayStation'''<br>NA/PAL/JP:<br>1998 Mar/Apr/Jul
+|release= '''Windows PC'''<br>NA: 1996-11-30<br>PAL: 1997-11-02<br><br>'''Mac'''<br>JP: 1998-04<br>NA: 1998-05<br><br>'''PlayStation''' NA/PAL/JP:<br>1998 Mar/Apr/Jul
 |platform= PC / Mac / PlayStation
 |engine= 2D, inhouse

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 |portrait-width= 200px
 |name= Diablo I
-|developer= [[Blizzard Entertainment]]
+|developer= [[Blizzard North]]
-|publisher= [[Blizzard Entertainment]]
+|publisher= '''Windows/Mac'''<br>NA: [[Blizzard Entertainment|Blizzard]]<br>EU: Ubisoft<br><br>'''Playstation'''<br>Electronic Arts
-|design= [[Erich Schaefer]]
+|design= [[Erich Schaefer]], [[David Brevik]], [[Max Schaefer]], [[Eric Sexton]], [[Kenneth Williams]]
 |composer= [[Matt Uelmen]]
 |series= [[Diablo series]]
 |genre= [[ARPG]]
-|release= 1996-11-30 (NA)<br>1997-11-02 (PAL)
+|release= '''Windows PC'''<br>NA: 1996-11-30<br>PAL: 1997-11-02<br><br>'''Mac'''<br>JP: 1998-04<br>NA: 1998-05<br><br>'''PlayStation'''<br>NA/PAL/JP: 1998 Mar/Apr/Jul
-|platform= PC / Mac
+|platform= PC / Mac / PlayStation
 |engine= 2D, inhouse
 |req= '''Windows PC'''<br>Windows 95, 60 MHz Pentium, 8 MB RAM (16 MB for multiplayer), SVGA-compatible graphics card, 2X CD-ROM drive<br><br>'''Mac OS'''<br>Power Macintosh, 8 MB RAM with virtual memory, System 7.5 or higher, 2X CD-ROM drive

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	==Resources==		==Resources==
	* '''{{iw\|Diablo_I Diablo I on Diablo 2 Wiki}}'''		* '''{{iw\|Diablo_I Diablo I on Diablo 2 Wiki}}'''
		+	* [[Diablo I Manual]]