Naming the boy Medivh, which means "keeper of secrets" in the high elven tongue, Aegwynn was unaware that Sargeras had possessed the defenseless child while it was still in her womb. She seduced the court conjurer of the Kingdom of Azeroth, Nielas Aran, who was a powerful sorcerer of the Order in his own right, only returning later to leave the child in his care. This was according to the demon lord's plan, as he used the opportunity to transfer his essence into her body, where he would lay in wait.įorty-five years before the coming of the orcs, Aegwynn desired to give birth to a child to whom she could pass on her powers, against the wishes of the Order of Tirisfal. Eight centuries before the coming of the orcs, she fought and seemingly defeated Sargeras. Medivh's mother, Aegwynn, served as the Guardian of Tirisfal before him. He is played by Ben Foster in the Warcraft film. He is voiced by Michael Bell in Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos and Cam Clarke in World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade. He possessed Atiesh, Greatstaff of the Guardian. The prophet's name means "keeper of secrets" in Thalassian. Shortly before the beginning of the Third War, Medivh returned as a mysterious prophet, manipulating events in order to arrange the formation of a last-ditch alliance between the mortal races on Kalimdor, guiding them to victory at the Battle of Mount Hyjal. He was slain shortly after by his apprentice, Khadgar and his childhood friend, Lothar. Medivh contacted the orcish warlock Gul'dan, and together they opened the Dark Portal, which allowed the Burning Legion to begin its destruction of Azeroth.
However, he was corrupted even before birth and possessed by the spirit of the demonlord Sargeras, who used Medivh in his plan to conquer Azeroth. Magus or Magna Medivh was the last Guardian of Tirisfal, an ancient line of protectors bestowed with great powers to do battle with the agents of the Burning Legion. Magus Medivh Level: ? Boss The Black Morass (in Opening the Dark Portal) Buried in Morgan's Plot, Deadwind Pass
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