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Behold the Legion's power. No matter how hard this world fights, it will fall.
~ Sargeras to Illidan Stormrage during the War of the Ancients.
The Burning Legion is but a shadow of his terrible darkness. Trust in me when I say that we have hope even if every demon who serves him comes through, but no hope if we destroy all only to have him step into the world.
~ Krasus about Sargeras.
Our crusade will prevail.
~ Sargeras

Sargeras is one of the main antagonists of the Warcraft franchise.

He is the Creator and Supreme Leader of the Burning Legion, a former member of the Pantheon, and a mighty bronze titan until he was corrupted beyond redemption and became the Titans' worst enemy. Obsessed with bringing complete omnicidal annihilation to the entire universe, he is the supreme evil of the Warcraft mythos.

In World of Warcraft, he is voiced by Rick Wasserman, who also voiced Amon in the Starcraft franchise.

Overview[]

Due to his actions and their consequences, he has emerged as one of the primary adversaries and most formidable villains within the expansive Warcraft series. In the game World of Warcraft: Legion, Sageras takes on the role of main antagonist, serving as the driving force behind the nefarious actions of the Burning Legion and its allies, such as Xavius and Queen Azshara. His ultimate goal stems from his belief in a corrupt and disordered Universe, perpetually tainted by the influence of the Void Lords. This conviction leads him to gradually withdraw his fellow titans, until he ultimately chooses to cease battling the ancient demons and instead liberates all the beings he had previously imprisoned throughout the cosmos, sealing his own fate as the eternal deity of all demons and the mastermind behind the creation of the Burning Legion.

Even though Sargeras did not physically appear in the games, he is described as an immense and horrifying entity, covered in a suit of burning black armor that radiates molten heat. His head is engulfed in fel flames, creating the illusion of fiery hair and a beard, while a pair of formidable horns protrude from his forehead. As he moves, a blazing tail trails behind him, leaving a wake of glowing embers. In one of his colossal arms, Sargeras wields a massive lance adorned with barbs, and flames continuously emanate from his very being. In his relentless pursuit to bring about the downfall of Azeroth, Sargeras orchestrated a fourth invasion, leading to the reopening of the Tomb of Sargeras. However, this audacious plan ultimately failed, resulting in Sargeras being imprisoned in the Seat of the Pantheon, where Illidan Stormrage assumes the role of his jailor.

Appearance[]

Sargeras, the colossal entity, is of such immense size that his sword, partially embedded in Silithus, stands as one of the tallest structures on Azeroth. When he shattered Mardum, an overwhelming surge of fel energy was released, distorting his very essence. His eyes erupted with emerald flames, while his body became a canvas for fel volcanoes, causing his skin to rupture and expose an unending furnace of seething animosity. Adorned in a fiery suit of molten, ebony armor, his skin crackled with veins of magma. A chaotic dance of flames enveloped his head, forming a dense mass that resembled hair, extending into a flowing beard. Protruding from his forehead were two horns, while a pair of demonic wings rested on his back.

Prior to being imprisoned by the Pantheon, Sargeras had a prominent presence encircling the planet of Azeroth in the form of a turbulent and incandescent swirl of clouds.

Biography[]

Titan Champion and Fall into Darkness[]

Sargeras was a Vanir titan who led the armies of the Titans in the "Great ordering of the cosmos". He was just and true, unable to conceive or understand pure evil, and was called on to defeat, destroy and imprison the demons of the Twisting Nether and other corrupted worlds so they could not disrupt the order that the Titan's had brought about. Sargeras performed this task for many millennia, but as he saw more and more of the chaos and evil the demons brought about, he became more and more depressed.

As Sargeras sank deeper into his confusion and misery, it became even worse when he was forced to battle the vampiric demons known as nathrezim. These dreadlords conquered worlds by possessing their people to turn them to shadow and sowed hatred and mistrust to turn whole nations against each other. Sargeras easily defeated the nathrezim, but their dark nature affected the titan deeply. He remained shaken by the demons, the nathrezim in particular, eventually losing faith in his mission and slipping into a brooding depression, he soon learned that some demons had learned to wield Void energies. He was puzzled by this but continued his work nonetheless. One day, however, Sargeras discovered a world-soul that had been almost completely corrupted by the Old Gods. Its surface was covered in Void energies, and the normally tranquil dreams of the nascent titan had been twisted into horrific nightmares.

Sargeras ruthlessly interrogated the black world's nathrezim inhabitants, who had come to dwell amongst the Old Gods, and through them, he learned of the void lords and their intentions. Enraged and anguished, Sargeras smote the demons and cleaved the corrupted world in two, instantly killing the world-soul within. Now Sargeras was anguished with the things he saw and was forced to do and thought about leaving the now-meaningless Pantheon forever, and despite his fellow Titans' attempts to make their brother see the error of his new beliefs, Sargeras stormed from their ranks forever to find his own place in the universe. The Pantheon felt sorrow at the departure of their champion, but they had no idea as to how far Sargeras would go.

The Legion is Born[]

With his valiant spirit now consumed by his madness, Sargeras decided that the Titans themselves were responsible for their incompetence in maintaining the universe untainted and the suffering of the newborn titans. He concluded that he must undo their work and destroy and ravage everything his former brethren had created in order to prevent the total corruption from the Void lord's power. Now in need of an army to do this task, Sargeras went in Mardum, the world prison for all the demons he subjugated, freeing the demons within.

Now becoming known as the “great, dark god of the Nameless Void”, he bent the demons to his will, creating a demonic army that would become known as the Burning Legion. Though these evil creatures quite willingly bowed before Sargeras, the dark titan couldn't find any among them that had the cunning and natural power to act as commanders and tacticians for his new army. After arriving on the planet known as Argus, Sargeras found just the creatures he'd been looking for, the Eredar, a race that was highly intelligent and had natural skill in magic.

He appeared before the Eredar's leaders, Archimonde, Kil'jaeden, and Velen and offered them great power in exchange for their loyalty. While Archimonde and Kil'jaeden accepted, Velen fled with a group of his followers to become the Draenei. Sargeras ordered Kil'Jaeden to find the darkest races in the universe and recruit them into the Burning Legion. Archimonde was ordered to lead the dark Titan's army against anyone who might try to resist his will. Now with his army ready, Sargeras unleashed the Burning Legion upon the universe and to this day, it is unclear how many worlds they have burned and consumed.

The First Invasion of Azeroth[]

Sargeras eventually became aware of the fledgling world, Azeroth, due to the reckless use of arcane magic by the Night Elves. The dark Titan came to desire the endless power of the Well of Eternity, sensing its great potential and knowing it could satisfy his hunger for magic. Sargeras brought the Burning Legion to the ethereal outskirts of Azeroth and contacted the Night Elf queen, Azshara. She was overwhelmed by his power and the Enemy of All Life used a form of subtle mental manipulation on her and her counselor, Xavius, while he spoke to them.

Azshara and her Highborne came to see Sargeras as a god and she agreed to give him access to this world if only to taste his knowledge and power. With that, the first invasion of Azeroth began. Archimonde and the terrible pit lord, Mannoroth, led the Burning Legion's forces through Kalimdor, ravaging the land and taking every bit of energy they could get from it. Sargeras waited for Azshara to strengthen the portal and free him from the Twisted Nether, an event that was fast approaching. But the night elves forces, with help from the woodland spirits of Cenarius and Alexstrasza's dragons, entered a battle with the Burning Legion and the Highborne. The conflict resulted in the destruction of the Well of Eternity and ravaged Kalimdor, banishing the Burning Legion back into the Twisting Nether.

The Second Invasion[]

9,000 years after the War of the Ancients, Sargeras saw Aegwynn, the last Guardian of Tirisfal who had been destroying demons wherever she could find them, as a serious threat. However, the Destroyer saw how she could be manipulated to his advantage and sent his demonic agents on dragon hunts. Aegwynn appeared to aid the great beasts and together they drove back the demons. As she was looking over the scene, she discovered the rift that the Legion's agents had used and from this portal, an avatar of Sargeras emerged. Aegwynn attacked the avatar, but the dark Titan held back so as to let her destroy his physical form. As the avatar died, the Destroyer reached inside the guardian's body and lay dormant there for many years. Unaware of this, Aegwynn buried Sargeras' physical remains inside a tomb that she cast deep below the ocean.

Years later, when she was ordered to pick her successor, she refused to pick anyone not of her lineage. She seduced a mage, Nielas Aran, to whom she bore a son, Medivh, whose mind was possessed by Sargeras even before he was born. When he turned 14, Medivh's guardian powers appeared, throwing him into a 20-year long coma. When he awoke, he was completely in Sargeras' control, who went to contact Gul'dan, an orcish warlock that led a group of orcs on Draenor, which had been discovered earlier by Kil'jaeden. Medivh then opened the Dark Portal, allowing the orcs access to Azeroth to wage war on the humans of that world. Many of his relatives and friends had begun taking notice of Medivh's strange behavior and his mother contacted a general called Lothar, who realized he had to fall. With help from Medivh's apprentice, Khadgar, and an orc emissary, Garona, Lothar infiltrated the guardian's tower. Despite his power, Medivh was killed by his former friends and comrades in his sanctuary. This greatly disrupted Sargeras' plans, who had wanted to enter his avatar and shed Medivh's body but had not had time to do so before the guardian's demise.

With Medivh's death, the portion of Sargeras' spirit was sent spiraling back into the Twisting Nether. but he still endured, stripped of a physical body, hungry for revenge against Azeroth. Eventually, the fel warlock Gul'dan entered into the Tomb of Sargeras looking for his remaining power, instead Sargeras himself mocked him while a horde of demons ended him for his arrogance.

The Third Invasion[]

It is unknown if Sargeras was conscious during the times of the Third War, orchestrating every move of the Legion or if it was Kil'Jaeden who was in charge, however, the plan of the Legion was using the pawn of Kil'jaeden, Ner'zhul/Lich King, to pave the path of the Legion. They sent their most reliable generals: Tichondrius, Mannoroth and Archimonde himself into Azeroth for the purpose of destroying Nordrassil, the World Tree of Mount Hyjal. However, the Lich King himself manipulated the events in his favor, creating an amount of events originating in the skull of Gul'dan that ended with the death of Tichondrius, that provoke a consistent fall of power from the Legion that weakened it from within, leaving aside the fall of Mannoroth after trying to corrupt the orcs once more. As to Archimonde, when he ultimately went to consume Nordrassil, all the mortal races of Azeroth, led by Thrall, Jaina, and Malfurion, defended the World Tree from the grasp of the demon lord, sending all the wisps of the forest into Archimonde's body, it created a vast amount of arcane energy that ended with obliterating Archimonde completely, the Third war then ended.

The Fourth Invasion[]

Now with an alternate Gul'dan's aid, Sargeras managed to open a vast amount of fel portals into Azeroth once more from the Broken Isles. It is unknown (but probably) if, after all, Sargeras is aware or not of Azeroth's true situation: being a vessel of an unborn titan. It is stipulated that the body of Illidan is indispensable for Sargeras's resurrection, in the words of Gul'dan.

Powers and Abilities[]

Sargeras, known as one of the most formidable Titans, instilled fear even in the early days of the cosmos. The true extent of his power is only revealed through his avatar, a manifestation that possesses near invincibility against physical harm and exceptional resistance against magic, particularly flame and fel magic. When engaged in battle, Sargeras primarily relies on physical attacks and possesses the ability to discern the most potent threat, commanding his strongest forces to eliminate it until it is either deceased or removed from the conflict. The radiance emanating from Sargeras' armor is so intense that it can almost sear one's eyes, while the flames that engulf his body possess the capacity to scorch everything unfortunate enough to cross his path. In addition to these formidable traits, Sargeras has showcased an array of supernatural abilities, including telepathy, the creation of illusions, various forms of magic manipulation, the capability to observe the world through the eyes of a chosen servant, the ability to inhabit mortal bodies, an extensive knowledge of the cosmic realm, and a staggering strength so immense that it surpasses the combined might of a hundred dragons by a mere fraction. Furthermore, Sargeras is said to dwarf the likes of Archimonde and Mannoroth, rendering them as insignificant as fleas, although it remains unclear whether this pertains to their power, their physical stature, or perhaps even both. To further bolster his already formidable arsenal, Sargeras wields the mighty sword known as Gorribal, which is one of the shattered fragments of Gorshalach.

Trivia[]

  • Vandel was granted a glimpse into the vastness of the multiverse, where he witnessed the all-powerful Sargeras laying waste to an immeasurable number of potential worlds, obliterating them with ruthless efficiency and leaving only chaos in his wake.
  • There is a widespread rumor circulating that he personally bestowed his blessings upon none other than Prince Xavalis, a member of the royal family.
  • Atiesh, the demonic entity, is known by the grandiose and ominous moniker "Hand of Sargeras". This infamous title befits its role as a powerful instrument of destruction and malevolence, bestowed upon it by the dark forces it serves. With an aura of dread and fear, Atiesh commands awe and reverence from those who dare to cross its path, as it represents the unfathomable might and influence of the malefic Sargeras himself. Its name and reputation precede it, serving as a constant reminder of the immense power it wields, capable of wreaking havoc and devastation upon any who stand against it.
  • According to legend, it is believed that when an individual's body becomes enveloped in felblood, they may potentially experience the eerie phenomenon of hearing the whispers of the powerful entity known as Sargeras, whose influence spans across the cosmos. This intriguing notion suggests that the mere presence of felblood can open a gateway to a realm where the enigmatic murmurs of this ancient being become audible to the afflicted person. Such a profound and unsettling experience undoubtedly raises questions about the nature of felblood and its connection to the cosmic forces that shape our world.
  • Prior to the release of Chronicle, the titans were commonly depicted as colossal beings with skin made of metallic materials, while Sargeras was often portrayed as a majestic giant with a body composed of molten bronze, radiating an aura of nobility and power. The imagery associated with these characters helped to shape the perception and understanding of their immense strength and formidable presence within the World of Warcraft universe.
  • Even though The Demon Within is a combination of Illidan's physical form and Sargeras' essence, it still addresses Sargeras as a separate entity, using the third-person perspective.
  • As per Lothraxion's account, Sargeras held the belief that he had already emerged victorious against the forces of Light.
  • Turalyon asserts that Sargeras has a strong aversion towards failure and does not tolerate it well.
  • Sargeras has commonly been portrayed as having vibrant orange-red flames engulfing his form. However, in Chronicle Volume 1, an intriguing artwork presents a different depiction of him, showcasing a striking green color scheme. Moreover, the accompanying text describes his eyes as ablaze with the brilliance of emerald fire and his entire being adorned with the corruptive essence of fel. This unique portrayal offers a captivating glimpse into an alternate aspect of Sargeras' formidable presence. Nevertheless, in the subsequent events of the Legion expansion, he reverts back to his iconic manifestation, once again emanating the intense and fiery orange-red flames that have come to define his overwhelming power.
  • Chris Metzen drew inspiration from the Marvel Comics character Surtur, as well as the Norse mythological figure Surtr, when creating Sargeras and his Burning Legion. Surtur, a villain from Thor comics, was particularly influential, especially during Walter Simonson's run on The Mighty Thor. Both Surtur and Surtr are portrayed as towering beings made of fire, brandishing colossal swords and commanding vast hordes of demons. Their primary objective is to ignite the world or even the entire universe in a devastating inferno.
  • The name Sargeras bears a striking resemblance to the names Sargonnas and Sargas, which are both associated with a deity in the Dragonlance realm. It is worth noting that these similarities may be purely coincidental, but it is interesting to observe that all three entities also possess horns. Specifically, Sargonnas is revered as a god specifically connected to the minotaur race.
  • After the demise of Medivh, Sargeras was conspicuously absent, leaving Kil'jaeden to step up as the temporary leader of the Burning Legion. This fact is substantiated by the audacious introductory lines uttered by Kil'jaeden during his boss battle in Sunwell Plateau. Nevertheless, World of Warcraft: Chronicle Volume 2 and the diverse backstories of the artifacts in Legion depict Kil'jaeden actively managing the Legion during the period between Medivh's demise and the Argus Campaign. However, despite his prominent role, his involvement in the Battle for The Undercity remained somewhat concealed.
  • In the TITANS expansion of the game, Sargeras makes a grand entrance as a legendary warlock minion. With his immense power and intimidating presence, players are immediately drawn to his character. The flavor text accompanying his card provides some intriguing insight into his backstory. It reveals that Sargeras was once the esteemed Defender of the Pantheon, a position of great honor and responsibility. However, as time went on, he gradually grew disillusioned with his mission and the purpose of his existence. Fueled by his growing discontent, Sargeras made a fateful decision that would forever alter the course of the universe. He formed the formidable Burning Legion, a malevolent force determined to eradicate all life within the cosmos. This revelation unveils the depths of Sargeras' inner turmoil and sheds light on the motivations behind his sinister actions. As players delve deeper into the TITANS expansion, they will have the opportunity to witness firsthand the unfolding consequences of Sargeras' transformation from a revered guardian to a harbinger of destruction.

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Scholomance Academy: Kel'Thuzad | Darkmaster Gandling | Ras Frostwhisper | Vectus | Theolen Krastinov | Instructor Malicia | Rattlegore
Madness at the Darkmoon Faire: Old Gods (C'thun | N'Zoth | Y'Shaarj | Yogg-Saron | G'huun) | Dark Inquisitor Xanesh
Forged in the Barrens: Kazakus | Death Speaker Blackthorn | Plaguemaw the Rotting | Mordresh Fire Eye | Serena Bloodfeather | Tamsin Roame | Neeru Fireblade | Mutanus the Devourer | Lady Anacondra
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