Avatar of Vengeance
- For the Warcraft III unit, see Avatar of Vengeance (Warcraft III).
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Avatars of Vengeance are created by wardens when they cast "Vengeance".[1] They summon Spirit of Vengeances.
During the Burning Legion's third invasion, avatars of vengeance appeared during the fight against Cordana Felsong in the Vault of the Wardens.
During the Battle for Darkshore, Maiev Shadowsong could summon Avatars of Smoldering Vengeance, representing the victims of the Burning of Teldrassil. Conversely, the Dark Warden Sira Moonwarden summoned Avatars of Suffering.
In the RPG
No one knows exactly how Avatars of Vengeance form. Some claim that when a person with a great need for vengeance dies, their spirit becomes an avatar of vengeance. This story cannot be true, though, as avatars of vengeance are not undead creatures. Rather, they are beings composed of the raw energy of vengeance and vendetta; they are revenge given physical form.
Avatars of vengeance are rarely encountered naturally, nor are they summoned. They are born of a terrible wrong or bitter emotional state. When an individual seeks vengeance with all of their will, they may inadvertently bring to life an avatar of vengeance. The spirit has a will of its own — even if the individual who created it remits their hate. The spirit does not stop until it claims vengeance upon the perpetrator of the act that caused its creation.[2]
Trivia
- In Heroes of the Storm, Maiev's Warden's Cage ability summons a ring of 8 "Warden Avatars". Any enemy heroes hit are knocked into the center of the cage.
Speculation
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Avatars of Vengeance might be formed in a similar way to the sha, the last breath of the Old God Y'Shaarj, who also represent intense negative emotions.