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Kazzara, the Hellforged
Although Neltharion would not use them himself until much later, he experimented with elementium plating in the early days of Aberrus. The end result of elementium and shadowflame was Kazzara, who was deemed far too unstable for release. Driven mad by the excruciating pain of her elementium plates, she now serves as the guardian of the Shadowed Crucible.
- Game ID
- 2522
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- 12.1.0.69587 · 69587
- Updated
- 10/1/2026
Build12.1.0.69587Completeness85%Sources2Relations14
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- Kazzara, the Hellforged
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- Although Neltharion would not use them himself until much later, he experimented with elementium plating in the early days of Aberrus. The end result of elementium and shadowflame was Kazzara, who was deemed far too unstable for release. Driven mad by the excruciating pain of her elementium plates, she now serves as the guardian of the Shadowed Crucible.
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- Каззара Огнекованная
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- Хотя сам Нелтарион обзавелся панцирем из элементия лишь много позже, эксперименты с ним он начал еще в Аберрии. Итогом опытов стала Каззара, сошедшая с ума от постоянной боли. Нелтарион не рискнул выпустить ее на просторы Азерота, и с тех пор она охраняет Затененное Горнило.
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Kazzara, the Hellforged
“Although Neltharion would not use them himself until much later, he experimented with elementium plating in the early days of Aberrus. The end result of elementium and shadowflame was Kazzara, who was deemed far too unstable for release. Driven mad by the excruciating pain of her elementium plates, she now serves as the guardian of the Shadowed Crucible.”
“Although Neltharion would not use them himself until much later, he experimented with elementium plating in the early days of Aberrus. The end result of elementium and shadowflame was Kazzara, who was deemed far too unstable for release. Driven mad by the excruciating pain of her elementium plates, she now serves as the guardian of the Shadowed Crucible.”
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Kazzara, the Hellforgedencounter · 2522
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Reanimator's Wicked Cassockitem · 202600difficulty mask: -1 · source id: 2522 · source type: encounter
Grasps of Welded Anguishitem · 202583difficulty mask: -1 · source id: 2522 · source type: encounter
Bloodstench Skinguardsitem · 202594difficulty mask: -1 · source id: 2522 · source type: encounter
Enduring Dreadplateitem · 202616difficulty mask: -1 · source id: 2522 · source type: encounter
Screaming Black Dragonscaleitem · 202612difficulty mask: -1 · source id: 2522 · source type: encounterBuild history
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| Field | 12.1.0.69497 | 12.1.0.69587 |
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| Tooltip | No data | Kazzara, the Hellforged Although Neltharion would not use them himself until much later, he experimented with elementium plating in the early days of Aberrus. The end result of elementium and shadowflame was Kazzara, who was deemed far too unstable for release. Driven mad by the excruciating pain of her elementium plates, she now serves as the guardian of the Shadowed Crucible. |
