She was ready to torture him, but to her surprise, her touch breathed new life into the angel. In one such battle, Lilith took an angel as a prisoner and brought him to her lair for amusement. Īs the Eternal Conflict dragged on, Lilith tired of her father's approach to the conflict, and took an equally dim view on the leadership of Diablo and Baal, along with her brother, Lucion.

From time immemorial, Lilith sought to rebel against him. It has also been suggested that he is a manifestation of the past, present, and future of humanity.Lilith was the daughter of Mephisto, and was not spared his hatred. It is from Trag'Oul that Necromancers draw their power.

The Priests of Rathma believe that it is on Trag'Oul's back that the world lies, and is the closest thing the cult has to a deity. In each of these stars, a different part of life is shown-past, present, and future choices to be made, so one cannot see a definite future. The Books of Kalan describe Trag'Oul as a celestial dragon whose body resembles a constellation of stars.

On page adjacent to page 236 in The Art of Diablo Book, where Lilith can be seen holding Diablo's skull, at the bottom of the picture is displayed a serpent-like creature that is very reminiscent of Trag'Oul as he was depicted in the Book of Cain, hinting at his possible appearance in Diablo IV. With the introduction of the Necromancer class, more items appeared: the legendary scythe, Trag'Oul's Corroded Fang, and the Trag'Oul's Avatar set. However, there is an item named Trag'Oul Coils which are legendary bracers. Trag'Oul has no presence in Diablo III nor its expansion. Certain spells ( Bone Spear, Teeth) draw upon his power. In Diablo II, the Necromancer set, Trang-Oul's Avatar, is the first mention of the dragon. The implications are dire, but the Priests of Rathma have not lost faith. Having founded the Priests of Rathma and set the Necromancers on their path, Trag'Oul vanished.

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