Sadly, this was never placed into the final game. Upon entering the lair of the Butcher in the Cathedral, a cinematic was to be shown of him hacking the body of a dead villager and hooking it onto the wall.This scene is notable because originally, all three character classes had their own version of this scene, but the final version of the game only contained the Warrior's scene, further reinforcing the fact that the Dark Wanderer is in fact, the Warrior from Diablo I.Ī ending scene shows the Dark Wanderer as his fate is explained by a narrator.ĭiablo II: Resurrected Review - Pile Of Old Bones Also in the scene, the character is shown stabbing himself in the forehead with the Soulstone in order to contain Diablo's evil.

In the second and final cutscene, it shows Diablo's death as his body crumbles to ash and the young Prince Albrecht is released from his torment. This led to the player's confrontation with Lazarus and his succubus guards. The first was a cutscene showing the Archbishop Lazarus at the Tristram Cathedral's altar, obviously possessed by Diablo.

There were only two cutscenes included in the final game. The few cutscenes in Diablo I were basically used to show forthcoming battles.

Diablo 2 cinematics remastered