Rudi Jäger

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Evil-doer
Full Name	Rudi Jäger
Alias	The Warden
Origin	Wolfenstein: The Old Blood
Occupation	SS-Sturmbannfuhrer Prison Warden of Castle Wolfenstein
Powers / Skills	Dog training Leadership Intimidation Strenght Torture methods Power armor
Hobby	Letting his dogs feast on human corpses.
Goals	Prevent B.J. Blazkowicz from disturbing the SS Paranormal Division's excavation (failed).
Crimes	War crimes Assault Gaoling Torture Terrorism Oppression Murder
Type of Villain	Totalitarian Gaoler

“	Why do you insist? Your boys are dying out there, on the beaches, in the fields, it's pathetic. Like pulling the wings off an insect. Your war is lost.	„
	~ Rudi to B.J. while interrogating him.

“	Oh, my life! I will seen you soon, Greta!	„
	~ Rudi's last words before his death.

Rudi "The Warden" Jäger is an SS Major serving as the prison warden of Castle Wolfenstein and is the secondary antagonist in Wolfenstein: The Old Blood.

Hew as voiced by Benjamin Jung.

History

Rudi Jäger oversaw a cable car checkpoint along with his dog Greta. As Blazkowicz hands over his forged ID papers during his attempt to get past the checkpoint, Rudi grabbed B.J.'s hand and examined the passport. He then asked B.J. if he's a Frankfurter, to which B.J. replies to Rudi by saying he's a "hot dog". This causes Rudi and the guard manning the checkpoint to laugh and they then let B.J. go through.

Rudi later appears accompanied by a Super Soldier to confront B.J. and Agent One. The Super Soldier knocks B.J. out with a single punch, and Jäger has him and Agent One taken to the dungeons.

Later, when B.J. escapes and attempts to rescue Agent One, Rudi knocks B.J. out from behind as he is attempting to free him and has him placed in the electric chair he was using for interrogation. When B.J. wakes up he finds Greta eating Agent One's corpse and Rudi standing before him.

Rudi attempts to interrogate B.J., but B.J. manages to break free while being electrocuted. He then throws Rudi into the chair and electrocutes him with it. Greta attacks then B.J. and B.J. manages to kill it, but this distraction provides a chance for Rudi to escape. Rudi orders his men to kill Blazkowicz, but fail as the warden is left vengeful to kill B.J. for the death of Greta.

As B.J. fights off Nazis alongside Annette and Kessler in Paderborn, Rudi appears again in a suit of power armor and begins firing at B.J., yelling furiously at him for killing Greta. However, B.J. manages to disable the armor and make Rudi vulnerable before killing him with two stabs to the head. Despite killing the warden, B.J. was forced to return to the cellar with Kessler due to his power armor having a bomb.

Victims

• Richard Wesley - Electrocuted to death.

Gallery

Rudi with his beloved dog, Greta.

Rudi his power armor.

B.J. killing Rudi with his pipe.

Concept art of Rudi torturing Blazkowicz.

Trivia

• His last words has the phrase "Mein Leben!", a throwback to Wolfenstein 3D when killing an SS soldier.
• His power armor and dual chainguns are similar to Hans Grösse's appearance in Wolfenstein 3d and 2009s Wolfenstein.
• The picture of Rudi with his dog was inspired by the photo of General Erwin Rommel inspecting the Atlantic Wall.
• His last name means "Hunter" in German.