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Anajinn name was borne by multiple Crusaders, most, if not all of whom, took on a quest to seek the [[Light]] instead of fighting [[Darkness]]<ref>''[[Diablo III]], [[Crown of the Light]]''</ref>. One by one, they took apprentices who would continue the search.<ref>''[[Diablo III]], [[Towers of the Light]]''</ref>. Even though they knew that, most likely, Darkness would take them before the Light is found, it was the search itself that mattered.<ref>''[[Diablo III]], [[Will of the Light]]''</ref> Over time, apprentices succeeded their mistresses, and the search continued.<ref>''[[Diablo III]], [[Foundation of the Light]]''</ref> |
Anajinn name was borne by multiple Crusaders, most, if not all of whom, took on a quest to seek the [[Light]] instead of fighting [[Darkness]]<ref>''[[Diablo III]], [[Crown of the Light]]''</ref>. One by one, they took apprentices who would continue the search.<ref>''[[Diablo III]], [[Towers of the Light]]''</ref>. Even though they knew that, most likely, Darkness would take them before the Light is found, it was the search itself that mattered.<ref>''[[Diablo III]], [[Will of the Light]]''</ref> Over time, apprentices succeeded their mistresses, and the search continued.<ref>''[[Diablo III]], [[Foundation of the Light]]''</ref> |
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The skull of one of the Crusaders named Anajinn was fashioned into the [[Crown of the Light]].<ref>2016-03-26, [http://us.battle.net/d3/en/blog/20064922/two-years-tons-of-art-celebrating-reaper-of-souls-3-26-2016 TWO YEARS, TONS OF ART—CELEBRATING REAPER OF SOULS]. ''Blizzard Entertainment'', accessed on 2016-04-16</ref> |
The skull of one of the Crusaders named Anajinn was fashioned into the [[Crown of the Light]].<ref>2016-03-26, [http://us.battle.net/d3/en/blog/20064922/two-years-tons-of-art-celebrating-reaper-of-souls-3-26-2016 TWO YEARS, TONS OF ART—CELEBRATING REAPER OF SOULS]. ''Blizzard Entertainment'', accessed on 2016-04-16</ref> |
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Revision as of 01:19, 10 October 2016
Anajinn is a name possessed by numerous Crusaders throughout the history of the order in Sanctuary.
Biography
Anajinn name was borne by multiple Crusaders, most, if not all of whom, took on a quest to seek the Light instead of fighting Darkness[1]. One by one, they took apprentices who would continue the search.[2]. Even though they knew that, most likely, Darkness would take them before the Light is found, it was the search itself that mattered.[3] Over time, apprentices succeeded their mistresses, and the search continued.[4]
Anajinn believed that Light can be found in everyone, although it is dimmed, and must be aided by external source[5]. She also knew that the search will be the greatest test of her life — yet embraced it willingly.[6]
The Golden Scourge once belonged to one of the Crusaders who bore Anajinn's name before. She killed so many enemies with it that her apprentice lost count, but figured that their corpses would cover the distance from Kurast to Westmarch. Twice.[7]
The skull of one of the Crusaders named Anajinn was fashioned into the Crown of the Light.[8]
In-game
A legendary flail known as the Golden Scourge, as well as the Seeker of the Light Set are named after Anajinn, and apparently were wielded by many of the Crusaders bearing that name.
The Indestructible skill is narrated by her.
References
- ↑ Diablo III, Crown of the Light
- ↑ Diablo III, Towers of the Light
- ↑ Diablo III, Will of the Light
- ↑ Diablo III, Foundation of the Light
- ↑ Diablo III, Mountain of the Light
- ↑ Diablo III, Heart of the Light
- ↑ Diablo III, Golden Scourge
- ↑ 2016-03-26, TWO YEARS, TONS OF ART—CELEBRATING REAPER OF SOULS. Blizzard Entertainment, accessed on 2016-04-16