Kil'jaeden Wo. WWiki FANDOM powered by Wikia. Were you looking for information on how to defeat Kil'jaeden at Sunwell Plateau raid in World of Warcraft, see  Kil'jaeden or information on how to defeat Kil'jaeden at Tomb of Sargeras raid, see  Kil'jaeden? Kil'jaeden the Deceiver. Title(s)The Deceiver, The Beautiful One (coined by Ner'zhul for the orcs), Legionlord. Position. Supreme commander of the Burning Legion, Chief lieutenant of Sargeras. Status. Deceased (lore), Killable (Wo.

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W)Relative(s)Velen (formerly best friend, now arch- nemesis), Archimonde (fellow legion commander and best friend)Kil'jaeden (pronounced Kill- Jay- Den) was a powerful eredardemon lord and is the acting leader of the Burning Legion. Elected twenty- five thousand years ago as the chief lieutenant of Sargeras, he had the same rank as Archimonde.[3][4][5] While Archimonde had led the Legion's armies, Kil'jaeden's agenda was to assimilate every race possible into the folds of the Burning Legion.

Kil'jaeden (pronounced Kill-Jay-Den) was a powerful eredar demon lord and is the acting leader.

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Since the apparent banishment of Sargeras and the death of Archimonde, he has assumed the role of supreme commander in the end however he was defeated by the heroes and the betrayer finally met his demise whilst making amends with his brother figure Velen. Biography. Edit Destroyer's offer and the flight of Velen Edit. Twenty- five millennia ago, the world of Argus was the home of the wondrous eredar civilization, a race of natural magic- wielders. Watch Kalamity Download Full. Kil'jaeden, respected for his intelligence, a genius among a race of geniuses, quickly rose to become one of the three most prominent leaders of the eredar, along with his colleague Archimonde and best friend, Velen. Kil'jaeden had loved Velen as a brother.[6] Eredar society was shattered when these three leaders were contacted by Sargeras the Destroyer. Sargeras offered a deal: in exchange for their loyalty, the eredar would gain untold power and prestige. Kil'jaeden and Archimonde readily accepted, though Velen held back.

As the eredar were preparing to receive their new powers, Kil'jaeden learned that Velen and his followers had sided with Sargeras's enemies, the naaru, and were in the process of fleeing Argus. Enraged by this "betrayal" Kil'jaeden loosed his new powers and minions on the "Exiled Ones", or draenei, and relentlessly pursued them across the cosmos for five thousand years.. Velen was as cunning as the Deceiver, and the draenei soon vanished. Orcs, the oath, and the Deceiver's revenge Edit.

The demon Kil'jaeden as he appeared to the orcs. Following the failure of the invasion of Azeroth, some fifteen thousand years after accepting Sargeras's offer, Kil'jaeden was ordered to find a mortal army, that could be used to invade worlds en masse. Kil'jaeden prowled the Nether for millennia[citation needed] for the perfect soldiers. Then, one day, Kil'jaeden's favored servant, Talgath, stumbled upon a world that showed signs of the draenei's magic. Though they initially assumed it was just another one of the planets the draenei briefly stopped upon,[6] further investigations quickly discovered that the draenei had actually settled there, even going so far as to give it an Eredun name: Draenor, meaning "Exiles' Refuge". Sharing the "Exiles' Refuge" with his nemesis were a race of shamanistic beings called "orcs".

Intrigued by their potential, Kil'jaeden realized that they were exactly what he was looking for. Going straight to the Horde's most respected leader, and using the guise of the orcs' sacred ancestors, Kil'jaeden tricked the elder shaman, Ner'zhul, into thinking that the draenei were plotting against the orcs, and subtly introduced warlock magic and bloodlust to the clans. Soon, the clans began to launch successful skirmishes and raids against the draenei, believing it to be their ancestors' will that they be exterminated. However, plans faltered when Ner'zhul travelled to Oshu'gun, was shown the truth about his new patron, and attempted to undo his actions. Kil'jaeden, however, was already aware of Ner'zhul's actions and stripped the elderly shaman of his power, investing the greatest and darkest of warlock magicks into Ner'zhul's betrayer: his erstwhile apprentice, Gul'dan.

Eventually, as the Elemental Spirits refused to grant their powers to the shaman, these warlock powers would overtake the orcs. Gul'dan's indomitable lust for power and his selfish personality made him the perfect pawn for the demon. After proving the orcs' ability to fight the draenei, Mannoroth's blood was given to the orc chieftains to drink, and they degraded into a horrible bloodlust. As both a test of his new minions and as revenge to his wayward brethren, Kil'jaeden ordered Gul'dan to finish the slaughter of the draenei in one climactic battle at Shattrath City. The attack was a brutal massacre with much of Shattrath being destroyed.

To all appearances, Kil'jaeden's pawns had finally triumphed over the Exiled Ones. Second invasion Edit. The Path of Corruption The first return Edit.

Kil’jaeden, like the rest of the eredar warlocks, felt the presence of Medivh when he began his astral roaming. Kil'jaeden, relatively pleased with the Horde's destruction of the Draenei, took this as a sign that Sargeras required his energies elsewhere. The Eredar demon retreated from Draenor, abandoning the Horde. Aware that the time had come to unfold his stratagem, Medivh manipulated Gul'dan into opening the Dark Portal and sending the Horde deep into Azeroth. He promised Gul'dan a home for his people, and plenty of inhabitants to slaughter to satisfy their blood lust. Medivh's agendas were nearly fulfilled as the Horde made their way into Azeroth, spreading their dark, demonic energies wherever they went. They heralded the destruction that would wipe out any resistance that could be offered to defend against the Legion, destroying the Kingdom of Azeroth, almost completely subjugating Khaz Modan, and enslaving the mighty Alexstrasza.

Kil’jaeden meets Ner’zhul. However, two events occurred that would inevitably doom the orcs' invasion to failure. The first was the assassination of Medivh, which in turn caused the great spirit of the Dark Titan in him to be banished to the Abyss. The second, ironically, was caused by Gul'dan's lust for power, the same trait that had originally been used to corrupt the orcs. Gul'dan facilitated the Horde's fall in the Second War by seeking out the Tomb of Sargeras which, as told to him by Sargeras himself through Medivh, he believed would give him all the powers held by the Dark Titan before his demise eight hundred years before. As a result of his actions, Orgrim Doomhammer lost nearly half his standing forces and the orcs lost their one chance of wiping out the last bastion of human power for good. Given enough time to regather and reorganize, the humans followed with a fierce counter- attack that ultimately won them the war.

The orcs had failed. The Lich King Edit.

Kil'jaeden, infuriated, knew that the time had come to take matters into his own hands. Recalling the Nathrezim's experiments with undead during the War of the Ancients, and realizing that it was free will that led to the downfall of the orcs (the betrayals of Doomhammer, the Stormreaver and the Laughing Skull clans), he formulated a most sinister plan: Why not create an army of enslaved undead, under the control of a single cunning mind cowed in fear to the Legion? Calling in an unpaid vendetta, the Deceiver found Ner’zhul within the Twisting Nether, and, seeking vengeance against the shaman's defiance, tortured the orc for an impossibly long time, destroying his body piece by piece until finally, nothing remained but the shaman's tortured soul. Kil'jaeden offered the remnant of the soul a choice: remain in eternal pain in the eredar torture dimension, or become the ruler of an army of undeath.

Ner'zhul, predictably, chose the latter, and his soul was transformed into the Lich King. Recalling Ner'zhul's previous duplicity and Gul'dan's failure, Kil'jaeden took no chances whatsoever.

Eldarion - Wikipedia. Eldarion Telcontar is a fictional character from J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle- earthlegendarium. He was the only recorded son of Arwen and Aragorn, born in the Fourth Age.

He became the Second High King of the Reunited Kingdom of Gondor and Arnor after his father died."Eldarion" means "Son of the Eldar" or "Son of the Elves". He was also recorded as having at least two sisters. Eldarion was descended from several royal Elven houses, including the Three High Kings of the Elves, and from the Edain.

He was a grandson of Elrond and, through his grandmother Celebrían, a great- grandson of Galadriel. He was the great- grandson of Eärendil the Mariner (Eldarion is descended from Eärendil on both sides of his family and in him the two genealogical lines of the Half- elven are reunited), through his Half- elven mother Arwen; he was also the nephew of the Half- elf lords Elladan and Elrohir.

He was descended also from the great Kings of Westernesse on his father's side. Reign as King of the Reunited Kingdom[edit]Tolkien wrote that at the time of his ascending to the throne, Eldarion was "full ripe and ready for kingship". It is known that Eldarion was given the tokens of kingship (Andúril, etc.) by his father, who then willingly gave up his own life so that Eldarion could become King. During Eldarion's reign, Findegil served as the royal scribe (or King's Writer). In the year 1. 72 of the Fourth Age, Findegil completed a copy of the Thain's Book, the most complete copy of the Red Book of Westmarch wherein Bilbo Baggins, Frodo Baggins and Samwise Gamgee recorded their adventures. Within the context of Tolkien's work, the Thain's Book was the original source for what we know as The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit. The copy made by Findegil was brought to the Shire and kept by the head of the Took family, the Thain of the Shire, at Great Smials.

In Peter Jackson's movie The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, Arwen is exhorted by her father to sail into the West, leaving Middle- earth and Aragorn forever. While reluctantly on her way to the Grey Havens, she has a prescient vision of Eldarion as a little boy (although Eldarion's name is only mentioned in the closing credits), which persuades her to stay. This is a departure from the events in the book.

For a time, Tolkien considered writing a sequel to The Lord of the Rings, called The New Shadow, which would have taken place in Eldarion's reign, and in which Eldarion deals with his people turning to evil practices; however, Tolkien later dropped the idea.[1] In a 1. Tolkien mentioned that Eldarion's reign would have lasted for about 1.

Aragorn.[2]See also[edit]References[edit]^Tolkien, J. R. R. (1. 99. 6), Christopher Tolkien, ed., The Peoples of Middle- earth, Boston: Houghton Mifflin, "The New Shadow", ISBN 0- 3. Carpenter, Humphrey, ed. The Letters of J. R. R. Tolkien, Boston: Houghton Mifflin, #3. I have written nothing beyond the first few years of the Fourth Age. Except the beginning of a tale supposed to refer to the end of the reign of Eldarion about 1.

Aragorn. ..)", ISBN 0- 3. External links[edit].