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The '''Wraith''' is an [[ImageUndead#Incorporeal_Types|incorporeal undead]] type of [[monster]] that can drain attributes such as [[life]], [[mana]] and speed from a character.<br><br>==Diablo III Monster==<div style="clear:both;"></div>{{Monsterbox|game= Diablo III|portrait= Mon-wraith3.jpg<!--|portrait-width= 200px--><!--|name= Monstername-->|classif= Undead|family= Wraith|role= Special|life= Unknown|mana= Unknown|armor= Unknown|resist= Unknown|armament= Claws|dps= Unknown|dmg_low= Unknown|dmg_high= Unknown|range= [[Ranged|Limited Ranged]]|speed= Slow|movement= Slow|modifier= None|spells= Drain|framefound= [[Forgotten Tombs]]}}Wraiths are return in [[UndeadDiablo III]], and while their function looks about the same, their graphics have been substantially improved. They were seen emerging from [[Ghostly Orb]]s in the [[WWI 2008]] [[gameplay movie]], and it's not known if they can only come from those odd monster generators, or if they'll be found roaming (floating) freely in the dungeons as well.

Wraiths return in ''Diablo III''have a [[melee]] slashing attack, and while their function looks about the same, their graphics have been substantially improved. They were seen emerging from a ranged [[Ghostly Orbdrain|life drain]]s in the WWI 2008 movieattack as well. That one has a lovely graphic, and it's not known if they can only come with a swirling stream of blueish vapour flowing from those odd monster generators, or if they'll be found roaming (floating) freely in the dungeons as wellcharacter to the Wraith. Characters under such an attack also suffer a substantial penalty to their movement speed.

Wraiths have Over all, their damage dealt does not seem to be substantial, and it's mainly a matter of ploughing through the movement drain and kill them, or the Ghostly Orbs, whichever is the source of grief.   ===Spells and Abilities===* '''Drain'''Will drain [[meleelife]] slashing to one target within a limited [[ranged|range]]. This attackalso slows the target considerably.  <!--===Known X Types===Use on a "family" monster article.* Can be used in "Goatman" or the like* Display the different types of enemies, like weapon/equipment carried, or behaviour difference.* Example: Warrior, Archer, Mage-->  ===Known Subtypes===[[File:Spectral-warrior-concept.jpg|left|thumb|100px|Spectral Warrior.]]The [[Spectral Warrior]] was revealed in concept art in April 2011. It appears to be a Wraith with more formed legs, but it's not confirmed that this is a subtype of the Wraith. They have only been seen in screenshots and artwork; not yet observed in a ranged life drain attack playable demo.   ===Related Monsters===* '''[[Ghostly Orb]]''' - When first shown, these Ghostly Orbs were summoning Wraiths as a trap for a chest.  <!--===Famous Monsters===List any "character" monster, such as King Leoric for skeletons and the Butcher for Overlords.-->  ==Background==A great deal of [[undead]] creatures comes in incorporeal forms, such as wellWraiths. That one This type of undead is the ectoplasmic manifestation of a soul that chose to stay in the mortal realm after losing its normal life, a spirit that has been forced to stay through [[magic]], or perhaps pulled in to the mortal realm from the spirit world. Depending on the type, they usually require weapons of magical nature to damage, and they are experts in draining speed, energy or health from anyone that would have a lovely graphicclose encounter with them.   ==Diablo I Monster==No monster like the Wraith is seen in [[Diablo I]].  ==Diablo II Monster==Wraiths were seen in [[Diablo II]] and also had a similar, even if it was simpler, appearance. The Diablo II Wraith also drained attributes from any player character coming in contact with it but did not, as the [[WWI 2008]] [[gameplay movie]] showed of [[Diablo III]], "drain speed". ==Development==Wraiths have seen a swirling stream great development from their first appearance in [[Diablo II]], including a better graphical presentation of blueish vapor flowing from the monster itself, as well as the attack animations. The [[drain]] ability that is used with some [[ranged|range]] has a beautiful way of showing that your character to is in trouble. The first appearance of the [[Diablo III]] Wraithwas shown at the [[WWI 2008]], in the [[gameplay movie]]. Characters under such an attack suffer   <!--==Trivia==Fun facts. If you add a substantial penalty trivia fact, also add the it to their movement speedthe Category:Trivia.-->

You can find pictures in the Diablo 3 screenshot and picture gallery:* [http://www.diii.net/gallery/ Diablo 3 screenshots and pictures]* [http://www.diii.net/gallery/showgallery.php?cat=all&si=Wraith See screenshots and concept art of Wraith gallery search] [[Image:Mon-wraith1.jpg|thumb|left|Wraithsattacking a [[Barbarian]].]] in <!--<gallery>Image:Diablo_III_Logo.jpg|Pic 1Image:Diablo_III_Logo.jpg|Pic 2Image:Diablo_III_Logo.jpg|Pic 3</gallery>-->  <!--==Related Links==List any links that would be useful for further reading on this particular monster. Try to avoid double links with the Image Gallery"References" section below.-->

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To be absorbed into [[category:undead]][[category:monstersGhost]]s as Wraiths aren't a type in Diablo 3.