(Copyrighted. ...do not copy or take anything unless after asking for permission from me) Name : Death Wing ( He is usually referred to as Deathwing by the majority of beings. Only a few mages, night elves and dragons still call him Neltharion. However, over the years Deathwing has been given many names, including, but not limited to: ●Neltharion the Earth-Warder (granted by the Titans) ●Neltharion the Betrayer ●Deathwing the Black ●Deathwing the Destroyer ●Deathwing the Worldbreaker ●Xaxas (used by the night elves; chaos, fury or elemental fury in Darnassian). ●Bloods Shadow (used by the orcs) ●Lord Daval Prestor/King Prestor the First, ruler of Alterac. (human disguise) ●The Black Scourge (used by the other Dragon Aspects) ●The Dark One ●Death Aspect/Aspect of Death ●The Cataclysm ●Blackwing Greatfather (used by the gronn) ●The Unmaker of Worlds ●Death Incarnate Title : The Destroyer, Aspect of Death, The Worldbreaker, The Black Scourge, formerly Earth-Warder Race(s) : Black wyrm, formerly Black Proto-Drake Affiliation : Black dragonflight, Twilight dragonflight, Old Gods forces; (Formerly) Dragon Aspects, Horde of Draenor Position : Aspect of the Black Dragonflight, Herald of the Old Gods, formerly Guardian of Azeroth Relative(s) : Sintharia (former prime consort); Many black dragons notably: Nefarian, Sabellian, Wrathion, Neltharaku (sons), Onyxia (daughter); Nyxondra (mate), Mordenaku (grandson), Zoya, Onyxien (granddaughters), Galakrond (progenitor) Alignment : Chaotic Evil Dragon Soul His Queot : Pain... Agony.... My hatred burns through the cavernous deeps. The world heaves with my torment. Its wretched kingdoms quake beneath my rage... But at last... The whole of Azeroth will break... ...And all will burn beneath the shadow of my wings... Bio : Deathwing the Destroyer, formerly known as Neltharion the Earth-Warder, was one of the five Dragon Aspects and leader of the black dragonflight. Thousands of years ago, Neltharion was empowered by the Titans with dominion over the earth and the deep places of Azeroth. However, driven mad by the Old Gods, he turned against the other Aspects during the War of the Ancients. Among both mortals and dragons his name became one whispered with a feeling of fear and contempt. The black aspect involved himself in the Second War, adopting the form of Lord Daval Prestor in order to destroy the Alliance from within. He also managed to turn his greatest enemy, Alexstrasza, into a slave of the Horde, with which he later allied himself. After a series of setbacks, culminating in his defeat at the hands of the other Aspects, Deathwing retreated to the elemental plane of Deepholm to recuperate. From there, he observed his former mate Sintharias experiments with the twilight dragonflight in Grim Batol. He now continues his late consorts work. Though believed dead by many, Deathwing made his return , and his wrath constituted event known as the Shattering, which changed the world of Azeroth permanently. The world continues to reel from the effects of Deathwings return as he flies over Azeroth to randomly cast his flame. He is the final raid encounter of Cataclysm, Deathwing had control over the land and its fathoms, including lava. Like the rest of his dragonflight, lava features prominently in his attacks. He also has the ability to withstand extreme temperatures, such as those within volcanoes. After making his final stand against the heroes and fellow Dragon Aspects who stood in his way, the final blow to the Destroyer was delivered by Thrall with the power of the Dragon Soul. As Deathwings distorted body submerges into the Maelstrom, his reign of destruction was finally brought to an end. After his death, the world relished in relief as they survived the Cataclysm brought on by Deathwing, and the great purpose of the Aspects was finally fulfilled, their ancient power being expended as they looked to the mortals to foresee the new age. (If anyone wants I can make about his early history...before he became death wing)
Posted on: Thu, 15 Jan 2015 20:02:18 +0000
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