Power Macintosh or compatible, 8 MB RAM with virtual memory, System 7.5 or higher, 2X CD-ROM driveĭiablo (otherwise known as Diablo I) is an action role-playing game developed by Blizzard North and released by Blizzard Entertainment on December 31st, 1996. Windows 95 or better, 60 MHz Pentium or better, 8 MB RAM (16 MB for Multi Player), SVGA-compatible graphics card, 2X CD-ROM drive In Diablo III, players may also teleport directly to their allies.For other meanings of the term, see Diablo (disambiguation). Bottomless Potion of Chaos teleports the user when imbibed.īanners, Waypoints and Scrolls of Town Portal allow long distance teleportation.Portals are an alternate way of quick relocation.Teleportation (magic suffix) (the suffix as it appears on certain Diablo II items).Teleportation (a trait of certain unique monsters).Teleport (monster skill) (the ability as used by certain monsters).Conduit (Diablo IV) is its more powerful version.Teleport (Diablo IV) (the ability as it appears in Diablo IV).Teleport (Diablo III) (the ability as it appears in Diablo III).

Teleport (Diablo Immortal) (the ability as it appears in Diablo Immortal).Teleport (Diablo II) (the ability as it appears in Diablo II).Teleport (Diablo I) (the ability as it appears in Diablo).These include the waypoints (developed by the Horadrim), and a portal device and terminus developed by Zoltun Kulle. Īrtificial methods of teleportation have also been developed, though these are still magical in nature. Users of the spell include Sorceresses, Wizards and the archangels Imperius and Itherael. Travelling through the Ether, the user of the spell can instantly re-materialize in another location within their immediate vicinity. Teleportation is a type of magical ability.

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