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| ⚫ | Sometime after [[Sylvanas Windrunner]] abandoned the [[Horde]], she ventured to [[Icecrown Citadel]] and fought against Bolvar atop the [[Frozen Throne]]. After winning the battle, she took the Helm of Domination from him, causing Bolvar to remark that it would be her prison. However, Sylvanas countered that the world was a prison and split the helm in two, thereby piercing the veil between Azeroth and the [[Shadowlands]]. |
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Revision as of 12:46, 2 November 2019
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[Helm of Domination].
Arthas wearing the Helm of Domination.
The Helm of Domination[1][2] (also referred to as the helm of the Lich King[3] or Lich King's crown[4]) was crafted by demons, both to hold the spirit of Ner'zhul and grant him his Lich King powers. The helm, which helps command undead and others, was bonded to Ner'zhul's spirit and locked within the Frozen Throne. The runeblade Frostmourne was also locked inside the Frozen Throne, but Ner'zhul cast it from the throne so it would eventually find its way to Arthas. Upon shattering the Frozen Throne, he donned the helm and inherited the Lich King's powers.[5][6][7] It forces the undead Scourge to obey the wearer's will.[3]
With the death of Arthas, the Helm of Domination passed to Bolvar Fordragon, who became the new Lich King.[8]
Sometime after Sylvanas Windrunner abandoned the Horde, she ventured to Icecrown Citadel and fought against Bolvar atop the Frozen Throne. After winning the battle, she took the Helm of Domination from him, causing Bolvar to remark that it would be her prison. However, Sylvanas countered that the world was a prison and split the helm in two, thereby piercing the veil between Azeroth and the Shadowlands.
In the RPG
As long as the Lich King is alive, any creature donning the helm is slain immediately by a surging overflow of power. Only divine beings are not slain, but they still cannot command its powers if the Lich King is alive.[5]
The Plate of the Damned, which is described in the Manual of Monsters to be combined with the Helm of Domination, makes the wearer nearly invulnerable.[5]
In the TCG
Angrathar the Wrathgate is crafted to look like the Helm of Domination.[9]
Notes and trivia
- The helm was once described as spiked and ornate.[6]
- While the name originated from the non-canon RPG, Loreology confirmed that the name was still official but subject to change.[10] The name was officially used for the first time in patch 7.2.0.
- The helmet can be seen in the Caverns of Frost in Diablo III.
Gallery
The Helm of Domination, trapped within the Frozen Throne.
Kel'Thuzad and the Frozen Throne.
- Icecrown Wallpaper.jpg
Wallpaper.
The Helm of Domination lands at Arthas's feet after he shatters the throne.
Arthas places the Helm of Domination on his head.
Arthas merges with Ner'zhul to become the Lich King.
Bolvar becomes the Lich King after Tirion puts the helmet on his head.
The Helm of Domination, as seen in the Caverns of Frost in Diablo III.
References
- ^ [45] Frozen Memories, "The Helm of Domination shows me many things, Deathlord."
- ^ World of Warcraft: What’s Next Panel Recap
- ^ a b Ultimate Visual Guide
- ^ The Shattering: Prelude to Cataclysm
- ^ a b c Manual of Monsters, pg. 175
- ^ a b Arthas: Rise of the Lich King
- ^ The Ascension
- ^ Fall of the Lich King
- ^ http://web.archive.org/web/20110106174212/http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/misc/images/tcg/card4-large.jpg
- ^ Loreology on Twitter (2013-12-23)
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