| K'thir | |
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| Faction/Affiliation | Black Empire, Old Gods' forces, House Stormsong, Deepwarden Followers, Nazjatar Empire |
| Area(s) | Kul Tiras; Vale of Eternal Blossoms; Uldum |
| Language(s) | Shath'yar |
| Sources: World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth | |
The k'thir are a type of faceless one,[1] first encountered on Kul Tiras by the Alliance and Horde. Though smaller than their brethren, they are no less dangerous as they manipulate in the shadows, bending the wills of their enemies and even reality itself.[1] Before the Fourth War, most inhabitants of Kul Tiras thought them mere legend, stories used to warn of the dangers of peering too deep into the waters with tidesage magic, but they now walk among the inhabitants of Stormsong Valley.[2] They look human, as their true appearance only shows upon death or when they want it. Hiding among the populace, they sowed the seeds of their dark masters and took control of the docks at Port Fogtide. They forcefully corrupted humans into k'thir, while other fanatic followers of Lord Stormsong willingly went through rituals to be transformed.[3][4] The followers found at the inner quarters of the Shrine of the Storm have all become k'thir, with Stormsong himself having become one as well.
The transformation can be reversed, provided one acts quick enough to save the person.[5]
Notable[]
Known[]
Abyssal Corruptor- Abyssal Cultist
- Abyssal Prophet
- Abyssal Zealot
- Disguised K'thir
- Drowned Adherent
- Drowned Ascendant
- Drowned Harbinger
- K'thir Darkspeaker
- K'thir Doomsayer
- K'thir Harbinger
- K'thir Occultist
- K'thir Seacaller
- K'thir Thoughtstealer
- Shadowsworn Acolyte
- Shadowsworn Disciple
- Risen Cultist
- Tentacled Voidpriest
- Tidal Corruptor
- Tidesage Cutthroat
- Tidesage Harbinger
- Veiled Cutthroat
As a companion pet[]
- [K'uddly] is a rare drop from The Forgotten in the Black Empire-assaulted Vale of Eternal Blossoms.
Notes and trivia[]
- K'thir use male Forsaken animations.
- [K'uddly] appears to be a child k'thir.
- [Budget K'thir Disguise] toy puts a octopus on top of a character's head.
- K'thir are similar in appearance to the illithids from Dungeons & Dragons.
Gallery[]
Tidesage Seacallers revealed to be k'thir upon death.
A Veiled Cutthroat in Sagehold.
An Abyssal Prophet in Tempest's Edge.
K'thir's concept art.
K'thir model examples.
Bestial Madness in Hearthstone.
References[]
- ^ a b [50 Daily] Dark Deceivers
- ^ [30-60] Voices Below
- ^ [30-60] From the Maw of Madness
- ^ [30-60] Forbidden Rites
- ^ [30-60] From the Maw of Madness
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