When Akarat Came to Nahantu

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When Akarat Came to Nahantu
Author(s)	Matthew J. Kirby
Artist(s)	Richard Anderson
Published	October 4, 2024

When Akarat Came to Nahantu is a short story based on Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred that was released on October 4, 2024.^[1]

Description[]

In ancient times, the jungles of Nahantu festered with hatred. This corruption drove people from their homes and strangled all life from the land. But one day there came a wandering ascetic named Akarat, accompanied by his followers. In time, Akarat learned much about Nahantu and dedicated himself to cleansing the evil that rooted there...

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References[]

↑ Blizzard Entertainment, A New Tale: “When Akarat Came to Nahantu”, Blizzard Entertainment, October 4, 2024.

External Links[]

Diablo Short Stories

Manuals: The Initiate; Long Road's End
Diablo Immortal Website: Instincts; We Are All Guilty
Heroes Rise, Darkness Falls: Hatred and Discipline; Wayfarer; Unyielding; Firefly; Doubtwalker; Theater Macabre: The Dark Exile; The Hunger
Diablo III Website: The End of Her Journey; The Orphan and the Jeweler; Brothers in Arms; Middlewick; Turn of a Card
Horadric Library: The Gospel of Death; The Rose of Khanduras; A Collar of Thorns; The Caravan; A Whiff of Salt; The Tomb of Tal Rasha; When the Dark Seeps In; Beyond That Door There Lies No Light
Tales of Sanctuary: Witness; The Toll of Darkness and Light; Sanctum of Bone; Teeth of the Plague
Diablo IV Website: When Akarat Came to Nahantu; The Seven Brides of the Serpent; All Who Lie
Other: Last of His Kind

[1] Blizzard Entertainment, A New Tale: “When Akarat Came to Nahantu”, Blizzard Entertainment, October 4, 2024.

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