Lachdanan's Ghost

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This article is about Lachdanan as he appears in Diablo III. For general lore information, see Lachdanan.

Lachdanan does not appear directly in Diablo III, instead he appears as a ghostly vision on the fourth level of the Cathedral and through narrated journal entries that can be found from Scribe's Lecterns inside the Cathedral. These appearances tell his tale of how he killed King Leoric and, in the process, became cursed by the mad king.

Lachdanan's Scrolls

There are five scolls scattered inside the Cathedral written by Lachdanan that tell of his story and King Leoric's madness.

Part 1: "My name is Lachdanan, and I am cursed. Once the captain of King Leoric's army, I lived only to honor my land and my king. No man has a greater love for his king than I had for mine--even as I drove my blade through his dark and corrupted heart."

Part 2: "It was Lazarus--of that I am certain. He alone had the king's ear and whispered dark and evil magics in it, instilling the notion of an imminent attack by Westmarch. Afraid to speak against the archbishop, the councilors nodded their empty heads in agreement and sent us off to die."

Part 3: "When we returned from our horrific defeat in Westmarch, my beloved king lost all pretense of sanity. He seethed with rage, spitting curses upon us as traitors. With great sorrow, I ran him through."

Part 4: "I will forever live in anguish for my last attempt to honor my king. As we lay him to rest in his burial chamber, he manifested as a hideous skeletal demon. Gorash and my other knights were overcome at once, but I fought on."

Part 5: "And now I wander, cursed by my once beloved king. Evil gnaws at my bones and I cannot risk putting my beloved Tristram in danger should I fail to contain that which tears at me. I must venture down into the labyrinth to die alone."