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Little is known of the names or details of the titans, beyond these few: |
Little is known of the names or details of the titans, beyond these few: |
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===[[Sargeras]]=== |
===[[Sargeras]]=== |
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| − | A noble giant of molten bronze and, early on, the Pantheon's greatest warrior, but later its greatest, and only, traitor. Sargeras believes that chaos is the only constant in the universe and that the Titans' effort to bring order is foolish. He eventually decides to undo their work, and to this end created the Burning Legion He played an important part in causing many of the events in Azeroth, including the introduction of orcs to the world, as well as the Sundering, which created the High Elves and Naga. Sargeras is believed dead by the denizens of Azeroth after the death of [[Medivh]], whom he was possessing, but he may only be temporarily incapacitated. |
+ | A noble giant of molten bronze and, early on, the Pantheon's greatest warrior, but later its greatest, and only, traitor. Sargeras believes that chaos is the only constant in the universe and that the Titans' effort to bring order is foolish. He eventually decides to undo their work, and to this end created the Burning Legion. He played an important part in causing many of the events in Azeroth, including the introduction of orcs to the world, as well as the Sundering, which created the High Elves and Naga. Sargeras is believed dead by the denizens of Azeroth after the death of [[Medivh]], whom he was possessing, but he may only be temporarily incapacitated. |
===[[Aman'Thul]]=== |
===[[Aman'Thul]]=== |
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Known as colossal, metallic-skinned gods from the far reaches of the cosmos who played a key role in the creation of Azeroth and most of the universe.
Known Titans
Most of the known Titans come from the elite, ruling sect known as the Pantheon.
Little is known of the names or details of the titans, beyond these few:
Sargeras
A noble giant of molten bronze and, early on, the Pantheon's greatest warrior, but later its greatest, and only, traitor. Sargeras believes that chaos is the only constant in the universe and that the Titans' effort to bring order is foolish. He eventually decides to undo their work, and to this end created the Burning Legion. He played an important part in causing many of the events in Azeroth, including the introduction of orcs to the world, as well as the Sundering, which created the High Elves and Naga. Sargeras is believed dead by the denizens of Azeroth after the death of Medivh, whom he was possessing, but he may only be temporarily incapacitated.
Aman'Thul
The Highfather of the Pantheon.
Eonar
The patron of all life.
Norgannon
The lore keeper and master-magician.
Khaz'goroth
The shaper and forger of the world. Template:Sectionstub