Asheara
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 Asheara, leader of the Iron Wolf Mercenaries | |
| Appears in: | Diablo II, Diablo III |
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| Significance: | Minor (D2), Major (D3) |
| Service(s): | Gossip, Hirelings services (D2), quest progression (D3) |
| Residence(s): | Kurast Docks (D2), Caldeum Bazaar (D3) |
| Starts quest(s): | None |
| Portrayed by: | Jennifer Smithee |
Asheara is the leader of the Mercenary company known as "The Iron Wolves". She is tough but friendly and is always looking for ways to pay her expenses. She's the kind who would be on the front lines with her comrades, and getting into drunken brawls with them at the taverns. She wears little to hide her modesty, besides a snake draped over her shoulders.
Mephisto's Jungle
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Natalya suggests that while tough, Ashaera had never faced true evil prior to Mephisto's awakening. Ashaera and her Iron Wolves have been concerned with guarding the Docks, supplementing Hratli's failing enchantment by combating whatever demons and Zakarumites make it through. She will offer the heroes the services of the Iron Wolves for a premium, since they are needed at the docks.
After completing Blade of the Old Religion (quest), Ashaera will inform the heroes that several mercenaries have volunteered to aid them free of charge, since Ormus's use of the Gidbinn has freed up their time and they are eager for action.
The Scouring of CaldeumEdit
Asheara appears as a major supporting NPC in Act 2 of Diablo III, still leading the Iron Wolves. She wears a more ostentatious and (slightly) less revealing outfit in keeping with the other Iron Wolves and the overall opulence of Caldeum. Ashaera does not appear to have aged since the events in Kurast (not particularly surprising for a mage) and oddly, speaks with a completely different accent.
She is initially encountered by the player in the Caldeum Bazaar and explains the history of the Iron Wolves and the current state of affairs in the city. Later on, she is shown to still have enough influence with the Emperor to get the player an audience with him. When Hakan II orders the player and Leah executed for the "massacre" of Alcarnus, Ashaera covers their escape into the city's sewers. She later supervised the evacuation of the refugees during the Scouring of Caldeum.
After Belial's defeat, Tyrael says that he is unconcerned about the city's future, since it had Ashaera to keep the peace.
| Diablo II NPCs |
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| Act I — Akara • Charsi • Deckard Cain • Flavie - Gheed - Kashya - Warriv
Act II — Atma • Deckard Cain • Drognan • Elzix • Fara • Geglash • Greiz • Jerhyn • Kaelan • Lysander • Meshif • Tyrael • Warriv Act III — Alkor • Asheara • Deckard Cain • Hratli • Meshif • Natalya • Ormus • Dark Wanderer Act IV — Deckard Cain • Hadriel • Halbu • Izual • Jamella • Tyrael Act V — Anya • Deckard Cain • Larzuk • Malah • Nihlathak • Qual-Kehk • Tyrael |
| Diablo III NPCs |
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| Act I — Alaric • Brother Malachi the Healer • Bron the Barkeep • Captain Rumford • Deckard Cain • Karnya • Leah • Marko • Mayor Holus • Nek the Brawler • Radek the Fence • Rodger the Alchemist • Sasha • Tashun the Miner • The Ferryman • Tyrael • Verrall • Virgil • Wandering Tinker
Act II — Adria • Aleran • Asheara • Caliem • Captain Davyd • Ghaine the Healer • Hakaan II • Jarulf • Javad the Merchant • Kadim • Larra • Leah • Lieutenant Vachem • Lugo the Miner • Mia • Mehtan the Necromancer • Sadeir the Innkeeper • Silmak the Fence • Squirt the Peddler • Tilnean the Collector • Tyrael • Zoltun Kulle Act III — Adria • Andreus the Healer • Botulph the Miner • Drian • Garell the Quartermaster • Leah • Lieutenant Lavail Litton the Fence • Marta • Mayor Holus • Nikola • Tyrael • Vidar the Collector Act IV — Andreus the Healer • Auriel • Botulph the Miner • Garell the Quartermaster • Itherael • Litton the Fence • Tyrael |
