Levels.txt does not specify the size of this area.

Siege 2: Like Siege 1, only it doesn't have any objects and it also spawns Marauders and Ghouls.

Uses a unique Sub-Level type called 'Snow'. Levels.txt specifies this area as being 80x128 tiles. Skeletons, Misshapen, Carvers, and Ghosts would've spawned here. The objects that spawn would've been blue patches of flames (similar to the waypoint graphics) and smoke. Levels.txt indicates that this would've been randomly generated.

Siege 1: The only level present with objects that randomly spawn.

Levels.txt specifies this area as being 64圆4 tiles. Uses a unique level type whose tiles aren't present in the game.

Expansion Town: Probably became Harrogath later on.

The following is a rough idea of how the levels might look, based on the data that is present in Levels.txt: Also, they use an unavailable palette which would cause the graphics to glitch anyway. Technically the Expansion levels are on Act 5 (if starting from 0), the sixth Act. They cannot be accessed at all, even with a cheat engine, because the game doesn't allow the player to go past Act 4.

There are six levels in total listed in Levels.txt.

Some of this is actually used by the game when the expansion is installed, hence the need to swap to the Play disk when installing the expansion. The game's d2data.mpq includes a great deal of in-development Expansion content which never saw the light of day. In the final release it is a simple textual display. Notable is the mispelled 'Indentify', and the option called 'Pray' (perhaps used to restore health and mana?).

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