Tyrael realized this, and decided it was best he would no longer be governed by this nature. Heaven's complete and utter devotion to order is both a strength and a flaw. While the Prime Evils have had no qualms about breaking this agreement (as you might expect), the Angiris Council has continued to uphold their end. The Book of Tyrael touches on this a bit, particularly on how while they have great power in this devotion, it also consistently limits their ability to act.Īlso remember that there was once a truce struck between the High Heavens and Hells that neither side would interfere with the matters of mortals. The issue with this is that the Angiris Council (and indeed, all angels) adhere to their laws so vehemently that there was no room for Tyrael to act outside of them without cutting his ties. He very well could just be an angel/immortal who doesn't follow the other angels 01:13 AMPosted by Providencet's 100% fine that he doesn't identify with heaven, but I don't understand what good he thinks he could do for sanctuary as a mortal.
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