Anetheron

SS Battle for Broken Shore

Anetheron is a nathrezim best known for his participation during the Battle of Mount Hyjal.

Third War
Anetheron waited in the Twisting Nether, acting as emissary of Archimonde to Tichondrius. He was one of the dreadlords assigned to watch over the Lich King, and grew agitated when they began to suspect the Lich King of treachery and possibly becoming a threat to the Burning Legion. But Tichondrius was confident that, despite his obvious ulterior motives, the Lich King was still providing the tools they needed to make way for the invasion. In a meeting in the Twisting Nether, Tichondrius assured Anetheron that everything was still well in his control.

When Archimonde came to the world, Anetheron went with him, and served as a personal guardsman. Anetheron showed his tenacity when he led the Scourge against the Sentinels, Alliance, and Horde in the final, climactic Battle of Mount Hyjal. He invaded the Great Alliance's base several times during the battle, calling infernals to serve him, with the objective of defeating the resistance so that Archimonde could ascend to crush the World Tree. However, Anetheron was killed either during or after the battle.

Caverns of Time


Adventurers of the Horde and Alliance entered a time pocket of the Battle for Mount Hyjal. This time, however, Anetheron didn't fight throughout the entire battle, but he was defeated by Jaina Proudmoore, adventurers and troops of the Third War in the human base.

Warlords of Draenor
Anetheron returns with Archimonde to and is seen in. He is once again defeated, this time by the adventurers of the Alliance and Horde.

Legion
Anetheron was one of the many demons summoned by in front of the Tomb of Sargeras during the battle for the Broken Shore.

Shadowlands
Although his location is unclear, Nal'ragas delivers Anetheron's regards to Kael'thas and Vashj.

Abilities

 * Hyjal Summit


 * Hellfire Citadel

Trivia

 * In his World of Warcraft appearance, his wings are colored red, despite being orange in the previous appearance.
 * In the Warcraft III campaigns, dreadlord characters were given different colors out of concern that players wouldn't be able to tell them apart.