Void hound
- For the specific mobs, see Void Hound and Void Terror.
Void hounds,[1][2] also known as void terrors,[3] are two-headed demons that roam the trackless wastes of their home plane, the Twisting Nether, like ravenous beasts.[2] They seem to possess a nearly unlimited source of magical energy, considering what Immol'thar was used for.
While these creatures are generally described as demons[2][3][4][5][6][7] and classified as such in-game, some are instead classed as aberrations. The void hound Shad'har was created by the Old God N'Zoth,[8] and at least one other void terror has been seen being summoned by wielders of Void magic.[9]
Prior to The Burning Crusade, the only known void terror residing on Azeroth was Immol'thar, found within Dire Maul in Kalimdor. Later, Kael'thas Sunstrider brought with the help of the Burning Legion a number of demons, including void terrors, to Azeroth to guard the Sunwell. A large number of them have also been sighted in Outland, guarding certain regions of the Blade's Edge Mountains and prowling the Netherstorm.
Notable
- Dark Emanation
- Devour
- Immol'thar
- Occu'thar
- Occul'tharon
- Putre'thar
- Shad'har the Insatiable
- Spawn of Shad'har
- Velimar
- Voidmaw
- Yor <Void Hound of Shaffar>
Types
As a companion pet
- Main article: Void Collar
[Void Collar] drops from M'uru in Sunwell Plateau.
In the TCG
Little information is available on these demons in Dalaran libraries; their appearances are infrequent, and their defeats even more so.[10]
Gallery
"Twice the bark and twice the bite."[11]
Patch changes
- Patch 8.3.0 (2020-01-14): Model updated.
References
- ^ Adventure Guide entry for Yor
- ^ a b c World of Warcraft: Chronicle Volume 1, pg. 21
- ^ a b Adventure Guide entry for Immol'thar
- ^ Adventure Guide entry for Occu'thar
- ^ Shen'dralar Ancient conversation
- ^ [15-30D] The Madness Within
- ^ [25-30] The Minions of Culuthas
- ^ Adventure Guide entry for Shad'har the Insatiable
- ^ Dark Emanation
- ^ Void Terror (War of the Ancients)
- ^ Terror Hound
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