What happened to Kel Thuzad?

Kel’Thuzad, the Arch-Lich and Master of Naxxramas, was a pivotal character in the Warcraft universe, playing a crucial role in the Scourge of Lordaeron. After his initial defeat, Kel’Thuzad was resurrected as a lich by Arthas, and later, he entered the afterlife of Maldraxxus where he rose to a position of power within the House of Rituals, serving Zovaal the Jailer and furthering his efforts across the Shadowlands.

Kel’Thuzad’s Story and FAQs

Understanding Kel’Thuzad’s Journey

To delve deeper into Kel’Thuzad’s story and his impact on the Warcraft universe, let’s explore some frequently asked questions about his character, role, and ultimate fate.

1. How powerful is Kel’Thuzad? Kel’Thuzad is an extremely powerful master of necromancy, considered one of the greatest champions of the undead army of the Scourge, making him a formidable and dangerous non-cosmic enemy to the people of Azeroth.

2. What happens to Kel’Thuzad in Shadowlands? In Shadowlands, Kel’Thuzad entered the afterlife of Maldraxxus, where he was approached by Sire Denathrius and rose to power within the House of Rituals, aiming to plunge Maldraxxus into chaos to further Zovaal the Jailer’s efforts.

3. How did Kel’Thuzad survive? Kel’Thuzad has survived numerous trials, including being defeated by the agents of the Argent Dawn, only to be brought back through the power of the Sunwell, showcasing his resilience and ability to return from defeat.

4. Is Kel’Thuzad evil? Yes, Kel’Thuzad is considered evil, as evidenced by his actions aimed at wiping out life on Azeroth, aligning with the goals of the Scourge and later serving Zovaal the Jailer.

5. What is the remnant of Kel’Thuzad? The Remnant of Kel’Thuzad is a part of him that attempts to destroy anyone remaining within his phylactery with Undying Wrath, interrupting his cast of Vengeful Destruction.

6. How many times have we killed Kel’Thuzad? Kel’Thuzad has been defeated multiple times, but his ability to reform using a phylactery has allowed him to return, until his eventual ultimate defeat.

7. Is Kel’Thuzad alive? As a lich, Kel’Thuzad does not truly die but can reform using his phylactery, unless it is destroyed, which would prevent his return.

8. Who could beat the Lich? Characters like Hunson Abadeer or Marceline might have a chance against the Lich, given their power and abilities in their respective universes.

9. What happened to the Lich King? The Lich King, initially Arthas, was defeated by Tirion Fordring and his champions, and later, the role of the Lich King was taken over by Bolvar Fordragon.

10. How long did the Lich King sleep? The Lich King was asleep from the end of Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne to the end of The Burning Crusade.

11. Why was the Lich King getting weaker? The Lich King’s power loss was due to the Frozen Throne fracturing.

12. Can the Lich King be killed? The Lich King can only be destroyed at the place where he was created, the Frozen Throne, after the merge.

13. Who is the strongest Lich King? Arthas is considered the most powerful Lich King, as he had personal motives and a vision, defying his masters and what he was made to be.

14. Is the Jailer the Lich King? No, the Jailer is not the Lich King; instead, he is implied to be the true master of the Helm of Domination.

15. How many Lich Kings have there been? There have been three Lich Kings in the history of Azeroth: Ner’Zhul, Arthas, and Bolvar Fordragon, each tasked with commanding the undead Scourge.