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| rdfs:comment | - He is the first and the youngest of the trio of Serpent Riders, using cunning and deception to initially gain dominance of Parthoris, the world of Heretic. He declared the supernatural race of the Sidhe to be forever hunted as heretics to their new Order. The Raven sequel, Heretic II, begins with D'Sparil's death and shows D'Sparil cursing Corvus. The name "D'Sparil" almost certainly comes from one of id Software's earliest games, The Catacomb (1990); level 12 of this is called "The Tomb of Desparil".
- D'Sparil is the youngest (and assumed weakest) of the Serpent Riders. He serves as the main antagonist of the video game Heretic (aka Heretic: Shadow of the Serpent Riders), though he only appears in episode 3: "The Dome of D'Sparil," in map 8, "D'Sparil's Keep." He is first shown riding a Chaos Serpent, who breathes fire. When the player has killed the Chaos Serpent, D'Sparil electrifies and gets up to fight the player. At times, he uses his wand to shoot purple rings, which call in his disciples. He uses his wand to shoot blue electricity at the player and keeps disappearing to one of the six platforms in the area. When the player finally shoots D'Sparil to death, he is explodes in a burst of electrical energy, and all that remains (besides his wand) are his bones. And as he dies, so do
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| abstract | - He is the first and the youngest of the trio of Serpent Riders, using cunning and deception to initially gain dominance of Parthoris, the world of Heretic. He declared the supernatural race of the Sidhe to be forever hunted as heretics to their new Order. The Raven sequel, Heretic II, begins with D'Sparil's death and shows D'Sparil cursing Corvus. The name "D'Sparil" almost certainly comes from one of id Software's earliest games, The Catacomb (1990); level 12 of this is called "The Tomb of Desparil".
- D'Sparil is the youngest (and assumed weakest) of the Serpent Riders. He serves as the main antagonist of the video game Heretic (aka Heretic: Shadow of the Serpent Riders), though he only appears in episode 3: "The Dome of D'Sparil," in map 8, "D'Sparil's Keep." He is first shown riding a Chaos Serpent, who breathes fire. When the player has killed the Chaos Serpent, D'Sparil electrifies and gets up to fight the player. At times, he uses his wand to shoot purple rings, which call in his disciples. He uses his wand to shoot blue electricity at the player and keeps disappearing to one of the six platforms in the area. When the player finally shoots D'Sparil to death, he is explodes in a burst of electrical energy, and all that remains (besides his wand) are his bones. And as he dies, so do any surviving monsters. He speaks, but his dialogue is recorded backwards. D'Sparil also appears at the prologue of Heretic II, and he speaks with forwardly-recorded dialogue as he curses Corvus for killing him.
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