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===Fallen Queen?===
During the Monster and Art panel at [[BlizzCon 2009]], a slide was shown with the silhouettes of various Fallen. The Imp, Hound, Shaman, Overseer, and Lunatic are easily recognizable, but what's the huge blob in the centercentre?
No one from Blizzard has ever spoken of a "[[Fallen Queen]]" but the question of where all these male warriors come from has often been asked by fans, without any adequate answer being provided. A huge, egg-laying queen of some sort seems a viable answer, and that center silhouette certainly doesn't look like an ambulatory combat unit.
[[File:Mon-fallen-queen1.jpg|center|thumb|800px|Fallen silhouettes. Unidentified blob in the centercentre?]]
===7th Fallen===
[[Abd al-Hazir]] very [[Writings_of_Abd_al-Hazir:_Entry_no._0010|clearly mentions]] there are at least two more Fallen breeds on top of the five announced ones, and the big blob (Queen?). The picture above shows 6 shapes, but seeing how the "Queen" (which is not announced yet) is shown, it's possible the big blob on top of the Fallen Shaman's staff might be the silhouette of the 7th monster. More info hopefulyl hopefully at [[BizzCon BlizzCon 2010]] in October.
==Fallen Varieties==
[[Image:Fallen-army.jpg|thumb|right|200px|An army of assorted Fallen.]]The only Fallen seen so far in screenshots are the red-skinned "Fallen" type. There were four types of Fallen found in [[Diablo I ]] and [[Diablo II]]: Fallen, Carvers, Devilkin, and Dark Ones. A fifth type, the Warped One, was added as a Guest Monster in the D2X, v1.10 patch. It's not known if all, or any, of these subtypes will return in Diablo III. It does seem likely that we'll see subtypes, since the other monsters so far revealed in D3 are slotted into the same organizational system that was used in earlier games in the series.
