World of Warcraft fans will be able to learn more about the legendary warrior in William King’s newest novel, ‘Illidan’. Published by Del Rey Books on April 12, 2016, the novel explores Illidan’s quest for power and the relationships he develops with the Elder Naaru, as well as his demonic bodyguards, including Maiev Shadowsong.

Illidan’s quest for power

Illidan is a champion of light and a demon hunter. He was rejected by his people, but still retains near-infinite cosmic power. His quest for power is driven by his desire to protect Azeroth, impress his love Tyrande, and protect his power source. But it turns out his quest for power is not so easy as he had first thought.

The quest begins as Illidan’s captivity is over and he is preparing to destroy the Frozen Throne. Meanwhile, his former master, Maiev, is trying to kill him or imprison him. He makes new friends, but Maiev kills them, leaving Illidan to fight alone. He then escapes from Maiev and meets him in the Broken Isles.

Illidan’s relationship with the Elder Naaru

The Illidan’s novel in World of Warcraft is a retelling of the WC3 story from Illidan’s perspective. It will provide insight into his mind and undermine the headcanon forged by the WC3 manual and poorly handled RTS cut-scenes. It will also shed light on the character’s transformation and history since the novel was written.

The story follows the relationship of Illidan and the Elder Naaru. In the World of Warcraft novel, Illidan refuses to aid Kael during his campaign against the Burning Legion in Shattrath. Kael then abandons Illidan and embraces Kil’jaeden as a benefactor. This conflict forces Kael to rely on Illidan’s own abilities.

Illidan’s demonic bodyguards

If you’re a fan of the World of Warcraft universe, you’ll definitely want to read Illidan’s Demonic Bodyguards, a novel by William King. This epic tale follows the rise and fall of the powerful warlock Illidan Stormrage. The novel starts with Illidan’s release from prison, then follows him as he prepares to strike against the Burning Legion. It concludes with Illidan’s downfall at Black Temple.

After Gul’dan and the other two Fel Guards had vanished through the portal, Illidan’s horde was unable to follow. Fel Guard were scattered across the battlefield, and it was nearly impossible to escape in one shot. The Fel Guard were thrown into confusion, and Xiao Yu took action to keep order. Meanwhile, Illidan directed his Moon Guard into a pattern that mimicked the first battle against the Burning Legion.

Maiev Shadowsong

The second novel in the Maiev series follows the reformed Warden Maiev Shadowsong, one of Illidan’s greatest detractors. The author reveals that he once imprisoned Illidan and he’s now amassing an army of Outland and Broken mercenaries. Throughout the novel, we see Illidan struggle to adapt to new worldviews and to new threats.

This novel continues the story of the Illidan Stormrage trilogy and follows the brother of Stormrage after the events of Warcraft 3. The novel spans the period from Warcraft 3 to the Burning Crusade. It focuses on Illidan and his brother Maiev, while also fleshing out Akama. There are some plot twists, but there isn’t anything major that spoilers can give away.

Magtheridon

Taking the lore of Illidan from the game and giving it a novel twist, this novel focuses on the fallen Black Temple and its leader, Illidan. Set during the rise and fall of the Black Temple, this novel follows Illidan’s journey from sorcerer to demon hunter, and from humble beginnings to the ultimate victory. While in the hands of the powerful demon hunter Illidan, he manipulates the elves and offers them power and redemption.

After being defeated, Magtheridon was dragged to the Hellfire Peninsula, where he is imprisoned. His blood is used to breed fel orcs for Illidan Stormrage. His wardens, though, are not fel orcs, and he uses their blood to create even more. Illidan Stormrage, meanwhile, keeps Magtheridon alive so that he can create fel orcs.

The final confrontation in Outland

The Illidan novel is a well-written character study of the infamous Legion raid boss. It depicts Illidan’s actions in context, as he does commit atrocities against the Outland flora and fauna. The book also highlights Illidan’s relationships with his three companions, Maiev, Akama, and Vandel. These three characters, along with Illidan, are well-developed and give the reader a strong sense of why the two characters are in conflict.

The story follows Illidan’s adventures in Mardum, an area filled with Fel energy and home to a variety of demons. As the plot unfolds, players join Illidan’s loyal followers in an attack on the Burning Legion. Ultimately, they must fight the demonic lords to escape and witness the defeat of Illidan.