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	The pages listed in this category are all very old; most are entirely pre-beta information. They are to be viewed for amusement and nostalgia, and have little to no connection to the current state of the game, as covered elsewhere in this wiki.		The pages listed in this category are all very old; most are entirely pre-beta information. They are to be viewed for amusement and nostalgia, and have little to no connection to the current state of the game, as covered elsewhere in this wiki.

	[http://www.diabloii.net Diabloii.net] started in the mid-1990s as a ''Diablo'' site. The site also covered the Diablo-expansion ''Hellfire'', then modernized and expanded and obtained the now-famous URL when ''Diablo II'' was announced in 1997. The Blizzard North developers made it a point to interact with fans in those early days, and Dii.net enjoyed regular forum and chat room visits from the lead developers. Webmasters [[Elly]], [[Gaile]], and [[Flux]] were invited to [[[[Diabloii.net Visits Blizzard North\|visit Blizzard North]] in December 1999, and, along with some other prominent fansite admins, were immortalized in the game by having {{iw\|Mercenaries#Rogue_Merc_Names NPC Mercenaries named}} after them.		[http://www.diabloii.net Diabloii.net] started in the mid-1990s as a ''Diablo'' site. The site also covered the Diablo-expansion ''Hellfire'', then modernized and expanded and obtained the now-famous URL when ''Diablo II'' was announced in 1997. The Blizzard North developers made it a point to interact with fans in those early days, and Dii.net enjoyed regular forum and chat room visits from the lead developers. Webmasters [[Elly]], [[Gaile]], and [[Flux]] were invited to [[Diabloii.net Visits Blizzard North\|visit Blizzard North]] in December 1999, and, along with some other prominent fansite admins, were immortalized in the game by having {{iw\|Mercenaries#Rogue_Merc_Names NPC Mercenaries named}} after them.

	Since the earliest days, The Unofficial Diablo II site has provided detailed coverage of ''Diablo II'', and some of those ancient, pre-release, pre-beta pages are interesting to look back on. You can see how much the game has changed over time, how the initial information was presented and revealed, and the mistakes and errors we overzealous fans made as we tried to predict future game features.		Since the earliest days, The Unofficial Diablo II site has provided detailed coverage of ''Diablo II'', and some of those ancient, pre-release, pre-beta pages are interesting to look back on. You can see how much the game has changed over time, how the initial information was presented and revealed, and the mistakes and errors we overzealous fans made as we tried to predict future game features.

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	The pages listed in this category are all very old; most are entirely pre-beta information. They are to be viewed for amusement and nostalgia, and have little to no connection to the current state of the game, as covered elsewhere in this wiki.		The pages listed in this category are all very old; most are entirely pre-beta information. They are to be viewed for amusement and nostalgia, and have little to no connection to the current state of the game, as covered elsewhere in this wiki.

	[http://www.diabloii.net Diabloii.net] started in the mid-1990s as a ''Diablo'' site. The site also covered the Diablo-expansion ''Hellfire'', then modernized and expanded and obtained the now-famous URL when ''Diablo II'' was announced in 1997. Since the earliest days, The Unofficial Diablo II site has provided detailed coverage of ''Diablo II'', and some of those ancient, pre-release, pre-beta pages are interesting to look back on. You can see how much the game has changed over time, how the initial information was presented and revealed, and the mistakes and errors we overzealous fans made as we tried to predict future game features.		[http://www.diabloii.net Diabloii.net] started in the mid-1990s as a ''Diablo'' site. The site also covered the Diablo-expansion ''Hellfire'', then modernized and expanded and obtained the now-famous URL when ''Diablo II'' was announced in 1997. The Blizzard North developers made it a point to interact with fans in those early days, and Dii.net enjoyed regular forum and chat room visits from the lead developers. Webmasters [[Elly]], [[Gaile]], and [[Flux]] were invited to [[[[Diabloii.net Visits Blizzard North\|visit Blizzard North]] in December 1999, and, along with some other prominent fansite admins, were immortalized in the game by having {{iw\|Mercenaries#Rogue_Merc_Names NPC Mercenaries named}} after them.

			Since the earliest days, The Unofficial Diablo II site has provided detailed coverage of ''Diablo II'', and some of those ancient, pre-release, pre-beta pages are interesting to look back on. You can see how much the game has changed over time, how the initial information was presented and revealed, and the mistakes and errors we overzealous fans made as we tried to predict future game features.


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The pages listed in this category are all very old; most are entirely pre-beta information. They are to be viewed for amusement and nostalgia, and have little to no connection to the current state of the game, as covered elsewhere in this wiki.

[http://www.diabloii.net Diabloii.net] started in the mid-1990s as a ''Diablo'' site. The site also covered the Diablo-expansion ''Hellfire'', then modernized and expanded and obtained the now-famous URL when ''Diablo II'' was announced in 1997. Since the earliest days, The Unofficial Diablo II site has provided detailed coverage of ''Diablo II'', and some of those ancient, pre-release, pre-beta pages are interesting to look back on. You can see how much the game has changed over time, how the initial information was presented and revealed, and the mistakes and errors we overzealous fans made as we tried to predict future game features.

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