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What kind of Barbarian are you talking about?

Here is the Diablo 1 knowledge base, and the Barbarian is here. He and the Bard are kind of secret characters, unlocked by editing the ini file. They were supposed to be in the game, but were cut during the beta stage because they were unbalanced. The Monk is also unbalanced, but not to the same extent. Nevertheless, in many pirated versions, the Bard is present, and if not, it's very easy to add him and the Barbarian back. By the way, it was in the first Diablo, and later in Hellfire, that they wanted to introduce a Blood Mage, but they didn't have time, and as a result, this idea was only implemented in War3TFT.

In all versions of Hellfire that I've played, the Barbarian was always available, while the Bard was never.

Yes, I confirm.

So, let's unlock both, because we know how.

What makes the Bard so overpowered?

the bard is already available.

Arco, we need to change something. He shouldn't be immediately available normally.

should. I had the disc (maybe it was a licensed copy) and it already had five characters.

If Mold says you shouldn't, then you shouldn't. Get it?

My computer can't even run the first Diablo?

Well, yeah, it's an old game. Also, it seems to be running fine, only the graphics are glitching.

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Assassin (in the Russian localization, Bard)

What the heck. Assassin = Bard? That's ridiculous.

Plesen, log in to ICQ.

Went back to the dungeon. Rebecca (the tavern owner) gave me a few bucks for killing the slave traders, and then I blew up her still because another tavern owner asked me to. She asks me why I blew it up, and I told her I got paid. That's how it is. She won't be needed later, right? Because she's ignoring me now.

What makes the Bard so overpowered?

Two-handed.

Returned to the pit.

tavern owner

tavern

Fallout: Gates of Baldur 2

She gave me a few bucks for killing the slave traders, and then I blew up her still because another tavern owner asked me to. She asks me why I blew it up, and I told her I was paid to do it.

Typical Paladin - helps everyone and always tells the truth.

That's not the case; a paladin would help for free. Although, in this instance, he wouldn't be helping a bad guy. They help when a good deed needs to be done, not to harm anyone.