![]() The Lich King's summons did not go unnoticed, especially by a small handful of powerful individuals. His call reached out across the continents. Trapped within the ice, the former orc shaman began seeking more minds to manipulate and control. Now that all of Northrend was under his domination, the Lich King knew he needed to begin his infiltration of Lordaeron. During this time the Lich King used his vast powers to gain control over the minds of the creatures of Northrend, whom he commanded to erect a great citadel over his frozen throne. The Vampiric servents came to Azeroth willingly, drawn to the destruction and power of the Lich King and the potencial genocide of a planet's entire race. He sent his dred lords to watch over the spirit and ensure that the Lich King followed his orders. The once respected shaman leader had become the Lich King.īecause Kil'Jaeden did not trust the Lich King. In his place was a throne of ice and hatred. Kil'Jaeden hurled the block of ice through dimensions back to Azeroth, where it landed in the continent of Northrend, introducing this great evil to our world. ![]() The loss of his body and the introduction of such incredible power was the defining line in Nur'Zhul's transformation. While it was trapped in the ice, he infused into it even more power. Kil'Jaeden placed Nur'Zhul's spirit within a block of ice gathered from the twisting nether. Kil'Jaeden held the orc shaman's spirit fast before it could find its way to the twisting nether. Kil'Jaeden killed the orc, but only physically. While, Nur'Zhul begged for death, Kil'Jaeden reminded Nur'Zhul that their original pact was still binding. ![]() Kil'Jaeden captured Nur'Zhul and began an incredibly slow physical torture on the shaman. With the introduction of demon blood into their bodies, the orcs were even more rutheless and barbaric.Įven though Kil'Jaeden had corrupted Gul'dan after his failure with Nur'Zhul, Kil'Jaeden hated the shaman and vowed to enforce their original pact. The orcs, once noble, became corrupt, mindless savages. With Kil'Jaeden's help, Gul'dan began his manipulation of the clans. The promise of power and control over one's enemies made his offers even more tempting. It was Gul'dan who was responsible for the decline of shamanism throughout the clans. The demon angered by Nur'Zhul turned to the shaman's own apprentice, Gul'Dan who was far more corruptable than Nur'Zhul. This pact sealed not only their fate, but that of their world forever.Īs time past, Nur'ZHul realized that the fate of the fate of the clans at the hands of the burning legion, and the orc shaman began to defy Kil'Jaeden. He promised Nur'Zhul untold mystical power and knowledge if he made a pact with the demon that would enslave the clans to the Burning Legion. Kil"Jaeden came to the leader of the clans, a powerful shamen named Nur'Zhul. Kil'Jaeden, a demon of great power among the legion, wished to enslave the orcish clans and use them as his army against the worlds the burning legion had yet to conquer. It was for these reasons that the burning legion sought them out. They were powerful warriors strong of body and will. The orcs of Draenor (the world which they originally came from) were noble and shamanistic. It began with the coming of the orcish clans and the burning legion. The events that brought downfall of Lordaeron were bong set in motion before that point. Comment by AllakhazamThe undead beginnings upon Azeroth do not truly begin with the corruption of Prince Athas.
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