In World of Warcraft, the void is the true enemy of the players, and the lore surrounding it is as twisted as it is fascinating. When Anduin and Revendreth were summoned into the Shadowlands, they were attacked by the void, who tried to consume their souls. This fearless creature is also an enemy to legion, Titans, and mortal life. It seems to fear death more than anything else, and is even known to mention the Sylvanas, who serve the true enemy.

Xal’atath

If you’ve ever played World of Warcraft into the Void, you may have noticed a distinctly evil weapon called Xal’atath. The weapon’s flavor text warns you not to listen to it, but this isn’t entirely true. This Old God has some useful advice for the wielder that won’t go unnoticed.

Y’Shaarj

Y’Shaarj, the enigmatic abomination in the world of Azeroth, was introduced in the first game of the World of Warcraft series. It was created by the Paragons of the Klaxxi, who sided with Garrosh Hellscream during the Siege of Orgrimmar. During the game, they discovered and wielded the power of the Heart of Y’Shaarj. Upon reaching this area, players can hear the whispers of the Y’Shaarj in the heart. However, they will die and be left behind. This makes their allies think that they are weak.

Y’Shaarj’s descendants

Y’Shaarj is a seven-headed creature from the Diablo universe, and he has a striking resemblance to Tathamet from the same universe. Both slain by Aman’Thul and Anu millennia ago, Y’Shaarj’s descendants are known as the Seven Great Evils. Known for their terrifying Drop, these creatures can magnify emotional states by thousands of yards and have the ability to shut down entire towns.

Y’Shaarj’s father

Y’Shaarj is a legendary Night Elf and one of the main antagonists in World of Warcraft into the Void. He was killed by his father N’Zoth during the War of the Rings, but his slain heart remained in Azeroth, where it was preserved by Highkeeper Ra. However, during an expedition to install the Forge of Origination, Highkeeper Ra met with remnants of the Y’Shaarj. These remnants had corrupted the land around them. The largest remnant was the icy heart of the Y’Shaarj, a huge diseased flesh filled with void energies.

Y’Shaarj’s mother

Y’Shaarj was a powerful Old God in the Diablo universe. She embodied the eldritch horror that shattered mountaintops and obliterated hundreds of Titan-Forged. Her heart was later found by Garrosh Hellscream, who took it to Orgrimmar’s Underhold to use against the other pandas.

Y’Shaarj’s son

In World of Warcraft into the Void, Y’Shaarj is a titan, with seven heads, who consumed hope and despair and breathed fear. The Klaxxi speak of his war with Titans, but Y’Shaarj was defeated. His son, called Sha, now wanders the land of Pandaria, haunted by the shadows of his past harrowing glory.

Y’Shaarj’s death

Y’Shaarj’s demise in World of Warcraft into the Void is a controversial topic, and the reasons why he’s dead are a little murky. Firstly, the Mantid believe Y’Shaarj is truly dead, but it’s unclear if that’s the case. Secondly, the Mantid’s teepee killed her. That means there’s some kind of demon behind Y’Shaarj’s death, and it’s a mystery.

Y’Shaarj’s followers

Y’Shaarj’s ancestors are mantids. This story is the basis of their faction, Kil’ruk the Wind-Reaver. It is said that Y’Shaarj ruled a land filled with mantids. But what exactly happened to them? And why would the mantids have become so evil?

Y’Shaarj’s power

Y’Shaarj was one of the strongest Old Gods in the game. After the titans discovered them, they purged them from Azeroth, but this didn’t prevent them from doing great things for Azeroth. One of those Old Gods was Y’Shaarj, who was capable of preying upon Titan-Forged guardians.