- For his pre-Cataclysm encounter, see Akil'zon (BC Classic). For his strategy on the encounter, see Akil'zon (tactics).
 Akil'zon | |
|---|---|
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| Gender | Male |
| Race | Loa |
| Location | Various |
| Status | Active |
Akil'zon is the eagle loa of the Amani trolls.
In World of Warcraft[]
Burning Crusade[]
Akil'zon's essence imbued into one of the Amani's most talented shamans.
Hex Lord Malacrass stole his essence, imbuing it into one of the Amani's most talented shamans.[1] Akil'zon appears in Zul'Aman where his spirit is chained by Zul'jin. He is freed when the chieftain troll is killed.
Wrath of the Lich King[]
Akil'zon appears with the other Amani gods after the quest 
[20-30] Breaking Through Jin'Alai, directing the player to the leopard goddess, Har'koa.
The Amani gods are also summoned after the quest [20-30] Rampage, where they tell the player to defeat the guardians at the Altar of Quetz'lun and kill the Prophet of Akali.
Cataclysm[]
Akil'zon appears again in Zul'Aman where his spirit is chained by Daakara. He is freed when Daakara is killed.
Battle for Azeroth[]
A Disciple of Akil'zon is present in Tal'aman, the Amani tribe's enclave in Zuldazar.
Locations[]
| Notable appearances | ||
|---|---|---|
| Location | Level range | Health range |
| Akil'zon (BC Classic) | ?? | 1,300,000 |
| Amani Eagle Spirit | ?? | 32,000 |
| Zul'Drak | ?? | 7,096 |
| Akil'zon (tactics) | 87 | 4,600,000 |
| Amani Eagle Spirit | ?? | 9,585 |
Notes[]
- As the Dungeon Journal says that this was initially the name of the troll, either the spirit took the name of its host in Zul'Drak, or the host was named after the loa to start with. The spirits near the final boss of Zul'Aman are nameless, possibly hinting that they did not initially have names.
- However, the act of a loa adopting its hosts' name would be fairly odd, as the Amani loa would have been the only ones in history to have done so, in that case, as all other loa have their own names that they are referred to by other loa, trolls and their worshippers.
- His name is similar to the loa Akil'darah.
See also[]
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