For the class as it appears in Diablo II, see Sorceress (Diablo II).
For the class as it appears in Diablo IV, see Sorceress (Diablo IV).
Sorceresses are a type of magic user.
Lore[]
Sorceresses are of the Zann Esu Clan. Athletic, affable, and self-assured, Sorceresses hardly seem like scholarly bibliophiles hidden away from civilization. They possess many of the same skills as the male members of the Mage Clans, but excel at the use of elemental magic. Like most mages, they consider melee combat vulgar, and use magic almost exclusively to fight their enemies.[1]
In-game[]
Diablo II[]
Main article: Sorceress (Diablo II)
The Sorceress is a playable class in Diablo II.
Diablo IV[]
Main article: Sorceress (Diablo IV)
The Sorceress is a playable class in Diablo IV.
Heroes of the Storm[]
The Sorceress has been listed as a possible candidate for inclusion in Heroes of the Storm.[2]
Known Sorceresses[]
Trivia[]
- In Diablo I and Diablo II, the Sorcerer and Sorceress had different backgrounds, with the former referring to a Vizjerei Clan magic-user, with the latter referring to a Zann Esu Clan magic-user. As of Diablo IV, "Sorceress" and "Sorcerer" appear to be used interchangeably based on gender, rather than background.
- In The Sanctuary Tarot Deck and Guidebook Sorceress represents Page of Wands card.
References[]
- ↑ Sorceress History, The Arreat Summit. Accessed on 2014-03-04
- ↑ 2015-12-28, BlizzCon 2015 Heroes of the Storm Deep Dive Panel Transcript. Blizzplanet, accessed on 2016-01-01