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Rathma, the first Nephalem, and mysterious dragon Trag'oul.

From "Sin War" trilogy by Richard A. Knaak. Maybe it sounds unbelievable, but Knaak is really able to write nice books (but mostly in Diablo universe, I think he doesn't feel Warcraft, anyway I like "War of the Ancients", too) and interesting characters - Rathma with Trag'oul are good examples of that.

Rathma is son of angel Inarius and Lilith, daughter of Mephisto - a Nephalem of first generation. In religion of Necromancers he is worshipped as a kind of prophet or saint. He was also mentor of Mendeln ul-Diomed, the first Necromancer. His appearance was described as man with "too perfect features, a trait present in all nephalem. His skin is a pale white and his hair is black."
Trag'oul is a deity, celestial dragon who existed since forever, but shaped when Sanctuary was created by rebelled angels and demons. He maintains the Balance between forces of Heaven and Hell. His appearance is described as "a constellation of stars in the form of a dragon".

Description
Rathma, the first Nephalem, and mysterious dragon Trag'oul.

From "Sin War" trilogy by Richard A. Knaak. Maybe it sounds unbelievable, but Knaak is really able to write nice books (but mostly in Diablo universe, I think he doesn't feel Warcraft, anyway I like "War of the Ancients", too) and interesting characters - Rathma with Trag'oul are good examples of that.

Rathma is son of angel Inarius and Lilith, daughter of Mephisto - a Nephalem of first generation. In religion of Necromancers he is worshipped as a kind of prophet or saint. He was also mentor of Mendeln ul-Diomed, the first Necromancer. His appearance was described as man with "too perfect features, a trait present in all nephalem. His skin is a pale white and his hair is black."
Trag'oul is a deity, celestial dragon who existed since forever, but shaped when Sanctuary was created by rebelled angels and demons. He maintains the Balance between forces of Heaven and Hell. His appearance is described as "a constellation of stars in the form of a dragon".