Was Ner ZHUL a shaman?
Ner’zhul was the chieftain and elder shaman of the Shadowmoon clan as well as the Warchief of the Horde of Draenor, the clans of Draenor that remained uncaptured after the Dark Portal was destroyed in Azeroth….
| Ner’zhul | |
|---|---|
| Race | Orc (Undead) |
| Class | Shaman, Necromancer (as the Lich King), Warlock |
| Affiliation(s) | Scourge |
Who killed ner ZHUL?
Ner’zhul is dead, yes, devoured by the entity that calls itself king of the liches. But Ner’zhul can never really die. There could be no Lich King without Ner’zhul.
Did the jailer create the Lich King?
Kil’jaeden the Deceiver created the original Lich King from the spirit of the orc shaman Ner’zhul for the purpose of raising an undead army to weaken Azeroth in preparation for the Burning Legion’s invasion.
Was Ner ZHUL a death knight?
While the Lich King dreamt, the various personas in his mind – the death knight Arthas Menethil, the orc shaman Ner’zhul, and Matthias Lehner, the personification of the remnants Arthas’ humanity – fought for influence and control over the entity.
Who was the first Lich King in WOW?
This article is about lore appearances of the Lich King. For a list of his in-game appearances, see Lich King (disambiguation). The Lich King is the master and lord of the Scourge, which he rules telepathically from the Frozen Throne atop the Icecrown Glacier.
Why did the jailer create frostmourne?
The Jailer intended to use the blade and the Helm to establish his influence on Azeroth, thereby allowing him to claim his “final prize”, a secret that the First Ones sought to hide. As a mourneblade adorned with the runes of Domination, Frostmourne contains the power of the Maw.
How many Gul Dans are there?
There are now two versions of Gul’dan in Warcraft lore; the one we defeat in Nighthold came from alternate-reality Draenor and joined our main timeline after Hellfire Citadel.