Enemy Characters

Felsworn Calrius
A respected, veteran spellbreaker that turned out to be a mole for the Shadow Council. Calrius was responsible for a string of murders in Black Temple, targeted against sin'dorei who had participated in a prior infiltration of the Deathforge. It turned out these efforts were part of a cover-up, trying to prevent the Illidari from discovering the ongoing summoning of Ostrumath.

Calrius' weakness turned out to be his penchant for organized and documented operations, as the Ashtongue Oruul was able to decipher several coded letters that the Eyes recovered. His superior, Xrakkel, left him to die in the Deathforge, though he was instead captured.

In the end, Calrius' motives turned out to be little more than defeatism and a deep nihilism. He told the Eyes that he believes resisting the Legion is pointless when they have effortlessly conquered hundreds of planets throughout the cosmos. Convinced that Illidan, the sin'dorei, and Azeroth overall were just bitter gasps of resistance before a painful end, Calrius was indoctrinated into serving the Legion.

Alive and (mostly) unharmed, Calrius has remained in the custody of the Eyes since his capture.

Kalthorm Deadbinder
A former Mag'har shaman, a brother to Nrokdar, and ultimately a traitor to the Illidari. Kalthorm was one of the Mag'har under Nrokdar's service sent to Zangarmarsh, though the two had been friends for much of their lives. Kalthorm was captured by the Lost Ones, and freed by the Eyes. Sent back to Nrokdar unharmed, it is likely that Kalthorm's liberation played a key role in Nrokdar's cooperation with the Illidari.

When Nrokdar surrendered to the Betrayer's will, Kalthorm had many reservations and doubts, though could not bring himself to voice them to Nrokdar. When the orcs finally reached Hellfire Citadel, Kalthorm attempted to escape, before being forcibly converted to a fel orc.

After that, it seemed that Kalthorm embraced his new life perhaps even more than Nrokdar did, immersing himself in the study of dark arts to replace the spirits that would no longer answer to him. Before long, it was the dead that answered to him, not the elements or the ancestors. He proved adept enough of a necrolyte to take on an apprentice, Varkur, a sergeant who wished to begin practicing magic.

When requested by the Eyes to assist them in infiltrating an Illidari outpost occupied by the Shadow Council, Kalthorm vanished. It was later revealed that he escaped the scene with Calrius, and agreed to serve the Legion in full. Even Nrokdar could not sway him to return: Kalthorm believed that Zangarmarsh proved that nothing mattered, that survival was the only thing left on Outland, and that Illidan's days were numbered. The promise of learning more vile magic almost certainly played a role as well.

Still at large, it is believed that Kalthorm is in Auchindoun with his new master, Xrakkel. The Eyes are eager to one day make Kalthorm account for his betrayal.

Diabolist Xrakkel
A powerful orc warlock, though not much is known of his past. Evidently a veteran member of the Shadow Council and their Cabal, Xrakkel is leading the effort to summon the pit lord Ostrumath into Outland.

Overlord Ostrumath
An annihilian general, responsible for the butchering of at least four worlds and the would-be Lord of Outland. The Shadow Council is attempting to summon Ostrumath into Outland so that the Legion might reclaim their dominion over the shattered world. For a demon, Ostrumath is cunning and tactical, and the Eyes would be making a mistake to assume him a dull brute.

Thulni Stoutbrow
A dwarf from Azeroth, turned slave, who joined Kelruu's rebellion in the early stage, playing a key role in orchestrating the uprising of the Slave Pens. Unlike Kelruu, however, Thulni was not content to surrender the Eyes, and died fighting.

Garelas Wildcrest
A veteran Druid of the Claw who accompanied Maiev's expedition to Outland. After the Watchers were scattered, Garelas took refuge in Zangarmarsh, where he embraced the savagery of the nature there, learning to beckon forward spores and poxes of decay. He used his power to sway the wildlife of Zangarmarsh to fight for him, even the fierce fen striders.

Whether intentionally or through the consequence of his actions, the Feralfen Tribe of Lost Ones worshipped Garelas as a great animal spirit, even coming to his defense and seemingly obeying his commands.

Nrokdar gave Garelas' location to the Eyes as thanks for them assisting his expedition. Slain by the Illidari, the Eyes' triumph over Garelas was an early point of pride for the organization.

High Anchorite Klorv
The commander of the outpost beneath Tempest Keep, Klorv was the first Sha'tar that the Eyes faced. Although it was a difficult battle, the draenei and his cohorts were slain, his soul seemingly consumed by fel magic. Despite this, his spirit was called upon by Edruu, fighting for the draenei one last time at the core.

Warden Karchaal
Not much is known of Karchaal during his brief tenure as Warden of the Arcatraz. By the time the Eyes had reached him, he had already killed several of his own men before ultimately taking his own life: the work of dark magic on his mind. His spirit remained pure, however, and was called to aid Deathspeaker Edruu during the final battle at Tempest Keep's core.

High Artificer Aluurel
The head of the manufactories at the Mechanaar, Aluurel was a brilliant draenei responsible for the creation of many devices, both of transport and war. For a draenei she seemed callous, not waivering even after the Eyes began to torture Ieraa infront of her. Just as she was preparing to detonate the Mechanaar's security console, High Nethermancer Zerevor obliterated her in a horrifying display of arcane magic.

Later, her spirit answered Edruu's call to fight at the final battle of Tempest Keep. Her vengeance denied, Aluurel joined the dead for a final time after Edruu's fall.

Deathspeaker Edruu
A draenei death priest, one of the last defenders of Tempest Keep. Edruu called upon the spirits of the Keep's fallen defenders, including its commanders, to protect the core during the Illidari's final push to take Tempest Keep once and for all. Although one of the most difficult battles the Eyes have faced to this day, Edruu fell, his voice joining the chorus of spirits he once called upon.

Technician Ieraa
An apprentice and friend to Aluurel, Ieraa was the technician responsible for the portal network leading from Farahlon to Tempest Keep. She was captured by the Illidari, and after days of interrogation, yielded several secrets of draenei technology to Agent Zathir, who put such knowledge to great use during the battles of the Keep.

Now, Ieraa is one of the few survivors of Tempest Keep, still a prisoner to the Eyes. She despises the Illidari, having witnessed them murder, torture, and thanks to Vazaj, even eat her friends' flesh. It is likely that Ieraa has no particular value as a prisoner anymore, but Hellbrand wishes to keep her chained and alive in the scenario that having a draenei hostage would be useful.

Thuurn
An elder of the Lost One Feralfen tribe, who captured Kalthorm as well as a number of Naga water distillers. He worshipped Garelas as some sort of animal spirit, though it is unlikely his new "religion" persisted long after he was killed by the Eyes in his own village.

Kelruu
A strange Broken who was responsible for a large uprising in the Slave Pens. It is still unknown where he came from, or if he was even a member of the Wastewalker Tribe. While not ideologically opposed to the Illidari, Kelruu could not condone the abuse and enslavement of his people by the Coilfang naga.

In the end, Kelruu's rebellion was met with a half success: the Eyes agreed to let the Wastewalker Slaves who hadn't participated in the armed revolt go free, if Kelruu and his inner circle surrendered. Accepting the deal and thus his death, Kelruu was executed, leaving a number of mysteries unanswered.

Erkvuu
An arakkoa mystic leading the Den of Haal'esh, responsible for a string of attacks against Falcon Watch. While proving to be a capable bandit, Erkvuu and his arakkoa were ultimately no match for a coalition of forces led by Drillmaster Zurok and Ranger Captain Venn'ren. While his army collapsed, the Eyes confronted Erkvuu and slayed him. He carried with him an untarnished blade of true iron, made during the days of the arakkoan empire, which was seized by the Eyes as plunder.