Who is the Lich King in DOTA?

The Lich King is a character in the World of Warcraft setting. His name is Ner'zhul and his race is orc. It is Gul'dan's mentor, the oldest shaman in the world of Draenor. Its power was eventually acquired by Arthas, the fallen prince of mankind. In DOTA, he is the leader of the Scourge. Basic information. Brief introduction. Basic information about the Lich King. Name: Ner'zul (Undead, Lich King). English: Ner'zul (Lich King: The Lich King). Race: Orc (Shadowmoon Clan). Occupation: Shaman "Soon, everything in the world will only serve the Lich King" [Edit this paragraph] Introduction Ner'zhul is one of the most complex characters in the history of Warcraft, mainly divided into orc shaman and Lich King Two stages, so this is also the longest character profile (part of the Lich King is "Scale of the Undead"). If you are very interested in the history of orcs and the undead Scourge, then you must not miss learning about this character. Ner'zhul is Gul'dan's mentor and the oldest shaman in the world of Draenor. The demon Kil'jaeden took a fancy to this and decided to use Ner'zhul to control the orc clans and prepare for the Burning Legion's second invasion of Azeroth. As a small reward, Kil'jaeden promised Ner'zhul that he would receive powerful energy. The selfish Ner'zhul desperately agreed to the demon's request (blood pact) - each orc warrior became the demon's mercenary, and most of the orc clans were included in the rule of darkness. However, Kil'jaeden soon discovered that Ner'zhul was not the best candidate. Ner'zhul himself gradually realized that what he did would bring misfortune to all orcs and their clans. He wanted to give up. But things are not that simple. Lich King Kil'jaeden has already turned his attention to Ner'zhul's most proud apprentice - Gul'dan, a very talented young shaman. At that time Gul'dan had completed almost all research on shamans. However, Ner'zhul was surprised to find that his apprentice seemed to be frequently conducting secret meetings with the demon Kil'jaeden. Yet there was nothing he could do. Soon after, a series of great changes occurred within the clan: First, Kil'jaeden secretly established the Shadow Council (Shadow Council), and Gul'dan was fully responsible; soon after, almost all the clan leaders drank the blood of Mannoroth. , formed the first powerful orc tribe in history; at this time, many leaders decided to unite to expedition to Azeroth. They blindly sent out the first expeditionary army, but suffered heavy losses during the siege of Stormwind Keep. After heavy losses, the clan alliance had to retreat to the eastern swamp area; the morale of the alliance army was low, the leaders blamed each other, and the tribal infighting became more and more intense; Gul'dan and his Shadow Council saw the opportunity, and then elected Black, the leader of the powerful Blackstone clan. Han was the recognized chief of the tribe, commanding the clans—but at the same time, the actual power of the tribe fell into the hands of Gul'dan and his Shadow Council. Under Gul'dan's planning, the puppet chief Blackhand officially launched a large-scale expedition. Except for a few clans who remained in the world of Draenor, most of the clans went out with the army. Until this time, the once "favored" Ner'zhul had the opportunity to lead his Shadowmoon Clan to sweep across the world of Draenor and "restore" his rule with an iron fist, allowing those who stayed in Draenor to The clans "gathered" under his banner. A few years later, the Horde expeditionary force was defeated by the Alliance, and the Dark Portal connecting the two worlds was also destroyed in that battle. When news of the Horde's defeat in Azeroth reached Draenor, Ner'zhul became the new leader of the Horde. At this time, the world of Draenor, which has been corroded by darkness, is on the verge of destruction. In order to save the orcs from misfortune and escape the control of the Burning Legion or rather escape the punishment of Kil'jaeden, Ner'zhul decided to open multiple portals to other worlds and escape this dying world forever. But Ner'zhul wasn't all thinking about other orcs or clans. In fact, in order to achieve his goal, he sent people to eliminate two other "tough-minded" clans - the Bonechewer Clan led by the orc Taga and the Thunderlord Clan of Fenris. In order to open a new portal, you must find powerful artifacts as necessary assistance. Some death knights who had served Gul'dan were willing to form an alliance with Ner'zhul's Shadowmoon clan. With the help of the dark power of the Death Knight, Ner'zhul finally restored the destroyed Dark Portal. As a result, an orc team quickly traveled across the land of Azeroth and quickly found the much-needed artifact: not only did the artifact Scepter of Sargeras fall into the hands of Ner'zhul, but some other treasures were also plundered. Although a human expeditionary force passed through the Dark Portal and reached the world of Draenor shortly afterwards, the orcs' stubborn resistance helped Ner'zhul buy enough time, and finally opened multiple portals as he wished. Perhaps Ner'zhul never thought of the price he would pay for this: the huge energy shock was like the explosion of the Well of Eternity, accelerating the destruction of the world of Draenor (later becoming a desolate place called Outland). Forced by the situation, Ner'zhul desperately abandoned the other orcs and fled into a portal with only the loyal followers of the Shadowmoon clan and the death knights. However, Ner'zhul ultimately failed to escape the demon's control. As for his people: only some of them fought desperately and escaped through the Dark Portal again to the world of Azeroth, while a small number remained in the world of Draenor as survivors. Ner'zhul fell to Kil'jaeden. The demon laughed maniacally and cut him into pieces, leaving only his soul frozen in a cold container.

Ner'zhul suffered immense and unimaginable pain. However, Kil'jaeden did not forget the original contract, and he once again promised that if Ner'zhul was willing to serve the Burning Legion wholeheartedly and conquer the world of Azeroth, then he would restore its body and release its soul. Ner'zhul once again agreed to the demon's request. Kil'jaeden used powerful dark energy to turn it into the Lich King, responsible for controlling the undead. Perhaps the orc Ner'zhul never thought that he would become a shaman without a body and associate with demons. And his loyal followers were transformed into slaves of the devil by the evil power. The Lich King was ordered to quietly spread dark energy across the continent of Northrend. It first controlled the minds of many local creatures, and then established an army of its own. Soon, all the villagers in a human settlement area were turned into zombies by its terrible plague. Even the huge underground kingdom was overturned by it: the Cypt Fiend (humanoid spider race) and their king, the Crypt Lord Anub'arakh, actually succumbed to the Lich King's Minions, succumbing to powerful dark forces. Not only that, the Lich King also gave new life to the dragon corpses in the Dragon Bone Wasteland and turned them into Frost Wyrms. In just a few years, the Lich King has formed a powerful undead army... Then, the Lich King summoned many powerful individuals on the continent of Azeroth. The most noteworthy among them is Da Kel'Thuzad, the great sorcerer of Laran. Kel'Thuzad, a high councilor of the Kirin Tor, was considered an outlier for many years and studied the forbidden arts of the undead. After hearing the powerful call from the Lich King's voice, he believed that the Kirin Tor restricted his study of dark magic too much, so he sold his property, abandoned his position in the Kirin Tor, and went to Northrend alone. Search for the Lich King. He passed through the ruins of Azjol-Nerub (the home of the Crypt Demons). Here, he appreciated the great power of the Lich King Ner'zhul, and he realized that joining Ner'zhul was a wise choice. A few months later, he reached the glacier beneath the Frost Crown, where Ner'zhul's undead guards allowed him into the Dark Castle. He prostrated himself before the Lich King and was loyal to Ner'zhul ever since. The Lich King was so pleased with his new recruit that he promised Kel'Thuzad eternal life and powerful mana in exchange for Kel'Thuzad's loyalty. And issued the first order to Kel'Thuzad: Go to the human world and found a sect with the Lich King as its god. To ensure this mission, the Lich King retained Kel'Thuzad in human form. Kel'Thuzad used his illusion power and persuasion to paralyze a large number of oppressed and miserable people in Lordaeron. Kel'Thuzad returned to Lordaeron in disguise. Within three years, he used his wealth and wisdom to gather into an underground organization called the Cult of the Damned. The cult promised the acolytes equal status in society and eternal life in order to keep them loyal to Ner'zhul. Kel'Thuzad found many lowly laborers as members of the cult. To his surprise, he easily convinced the citizens not to believe in the Light but to believe in the shadow power of Ner'zhul. After Kel'Thuzad succeeded in Lordaeron, the Lich King gave him some artifacts called plague steamers. These artifacts were brought to Lordaeron by Kel'Thuzad and placed in the villages, spreading the plague. Soon, the villagers in northern Lordaeron were infected by the plague and became slaves of the Lich King Ner'zhul. Soon, zombies spread across the northern lands, and Kel'Thuzad named them the Scourge. Kel'Thuzad followed the Lich King's instructions and monitored the spread of the plague in a small town called Brill. Jaina and Prince Arthas discovered him here and pursued him to Andorhal. Here he told Arthas that the real black hand was the dreadlord Mal'Ganis of Stratholme, and Arthas killed him in a rage. Kel'Thuzad's ghost then waited patiently under the guard of the paladin Gavinrad the Dire until the corrupted Arthas appeared and killed the paladin guarding Kel'Thuzad's grave. Arthas captured Silvermoon City, the main city in Quel'Thalas. In the Sunwell of Silvermoon City, Kel'Thuzad resurrected and became a lich. After Dalaran stole the Book of Medivh, Kel'Thuzad summoned Archimonde, and Archimonde's rage razed Dalaran to the ground. After the Battle of Ragnarok, Illidan suddenly disappeared. Maiev Shadowsong tracked him and found that he was performing a ritual in the ruins of Lordaeron, using the Eye of Sargeras to destroy the Lich King's throne. . But the ceremony was interrupted. Illidan and Malfurion parted ways and entered Outland, hoping to escape Kil'jaeden's wrath. But he miscalculated. Kil'jaeden discovered him anyway and ordered him to destroy the Lich King. In desperation, Illidan, Kael'thas and Vashj returned to Azeroth, preparing to destroy it. The Lich King's power began to drain from the hole where Frostmourne was pulled out. The Lich King sent a message to Arthas, ordering him to return to Northrend. After many hardships, Arthas finally returned to the Frozen Throne and defeated Illidan. Then, he raised Frostmourne and shattered the throne, and the helm containing all the power of the Lich King fell out. Arthas picked it up and slowly carried it over his head. When Arthas opened his eyes again, he had gained the infinite power of the Lich King. "Now, we are one!"

In the World of Warcraft expansion pack "Wrath of the Lich King", Arthas was finally defeated. However, without the control of the Lich King, the Scourge would launch a devastating attack on the world. Therefore, there must be a new Lich King to control the hundreds of thousands of undead Scourge, otherwise the world will be destroyed. The great Duke Pavard Fordragon sacrificed himself, allowing Fordring to crown himself the crown of the Lich King, becoming the new Lich King, and completely freezing himself to prepare for Warcraft 3 to the World of Warcraft expansion pack: The comic plot of "Wrath of the Lich King" comes to an end. Pavard Fordragon used to be the regent of Stormwind City before. When he led the Alliance army to attack the Gate of Wrath, he was attacked by the rebel Forsaken and was almost killed.

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