In the world view of "World of Warcraft", there are a large number of different races in the entire Warcraft universe, weak races such as kobolds may be able to easily take them down by human militias, and powerful races such as Night Elves, Draenei, which can even call the wind and rain, interstellar travel.
However, there is such a race, their combat power is above all races, and their strength is even strong enough to destroy a huge planet like Azeroth at will, and they can also create new life, representing the highest combat power in the Warcraft universe, and the most famous villain of Warcraft, the leader of the Burning Legion, Sargeras, was also one of them, and they are the Titans.
Unlike other races, the Titans are born from special planets and awaken after thousands of years of nourishment. It can be said that every Titan is a walking world, and they are full of the original creation power of the universe, and it is not an exaggeration to call them the gods of the World of Warcraft.
At present, there are a total of 8 main Titans that players can learn from the story, they are Almansur, Ionar, Angry Gonais, Kazgros, Nogannon, Argus, the former Titan Sargeras, and his lieutenant Agrama. They also built the Pantheon, the most powerful force in the universe, only to be destroyed at the hands of a blackened Sargeras.
Amansur, the father of the gods
Almansur was the first Titan to be born, and arguably the first life to be born in the Warcraft universe. Since the other Titans awakened after him, no one knows how long he was born, and it can be said that he is the most mysterious and unfathomable of the Titans.
Almansur is a reference to Zeus in Greek mythology, whose weapon is a staff of thunder and lightning named Orodur, and the Pantheon was founded by him and its leader. The most impressive thing for players about his combat power should be the battle with the ancient gods, the strongest of the ancient gods, Yashaji, was directly dragged into the void by Almansur and pinched to death, the whole process can be called a second kill, and at this time, Almansur didn't use all his strength at all, just a random blow.
Almansur mainly controls the power of time, and the ability to travel between time and space was actually given to him by Almansur after the most mysterious bronze dragon of the five guardian dragons of Azeroth. He later died under the blackened sword of Sagas, but was resurrected in the Return of the Legion version, and worked with the player's adventurer to seal Sargeras.
Ionar, the Oath of Life
Ionar is the spouse of Almansur, and as her title suggests, she controls the power of life, specializes in a variety of healing spells, and group nature damage spells, and the Titans must give life to their creations when they create them. There is very little information about Ionar's achievements, probably due to the fact that her personal abilities are biased towards a logistics role, and she later bestowed her abilities on Alexstasa, one of the five guardian dragons.
Gogones, King of the Heavens and the Angry Waves
Gogones may be a head lower than the other Titans in terms of seniority, because he is the son of Almansur and Ionar, and the other Titans can be regarded as his elders no matter what. However, despite his low seniority, his strength should not be underestimated, he is in charge of the power of thunder and lightning, the sky and the sea, and his weapon is a horn called Shagarn, which can cause mountains to collapse if it is blown at the slightest blow.
All the sea creatures in the sky on the planet Azeroth were basically created by him, for example, the sea giants that players often encounter in the game's ocean maps were created by him, mainly to help repair the marine environment of Azeroth. The sea giants also hold various ceremonies each year to thank the Titan who created them.
World Shaper and Caster Kazgros
Kazgros plays the role of engineer and builder in Titan, is the dwarf the first thing that comes to mind in the minds of veteran players? You are right, the dwarf is really created by him, he created the earth spirit and the mountain giant, and the dwarf is the earth spirit degenerated after the flesh curse of the ancient gods, so even the racial specialty that is good at forging is in the same line.
The dwarves not only inherited his talent for blacksmithing, but also inherited the architectural style, and most of the mountains on the planet Azeroth were also reshaped by him. Kazgros's combat style is also very simple and rough, he doesn't know any bells and whistles magic, he likes unpretentious melee combat, and even the weapon is a blacksmith's hammer for forging, which can be said to be the ancestor of the melee profession in Warcraft.
Nogannon, Keeper of Magic and Knowledge
If Kazgros is an engineering student, then Nogannon is a science student, and he is a science student who is also a liberal arts student. He is in charge of all the arcane magic, all the skills of the most famous professional mages in the world of Warcraft are actually all left in Azeroth by Noghannon, and the magical abilities of the blue dragon Malygos, one of the five guardian dragons, also come from Noghannon's blessing.
In addition to being a magic master himself, Nogannon is in charge of all the knowledge of the Titans, and players who have played the Wrath of the Lich King version should know that there is a huge library on the Stormcrag map, which was also built by the Titans, and all the knowledge in it was compiled by Noghannon, and the disc in Uldaman also records the knowledge he sorted out. His erudition is second in the world of Warcraft, and no one dares to say that he is first.
Agrama the Avenger
Compared to the above Titans who held important positions, Agrama did not have much responsibility, he was originally just an adjutant of Sargeras, and he followed Sargeras to fight against the evil races in the universe. After Sargeras betrayed the Pantheon, he took over Sargeras's duties as the guardian of the Pantheon, continuing to defend the Pantheon and fight against the Burning Legion founded by Sargeras.
Agrama was furious at Sargeras's betrayal, and at one point he wanted to find Sargeras and face him down, and his weapon was a greatsword called Taisarak, which was also part of Sargeras's original exclusive weapon. It's a pity that Agrama was killed by Sargeras in the end, and his soul was also controlled by him, and in the Burning Throne dungeon, he will appear as the penultimate boss to fight the player, and finally get free.
Sargeras, the former defender
The biggest villain boss in the World of Warcraft, it is also the ceiling of combat power in the entire Warcraft worldview. Although Blizzard has given a more powerful setting of the Creator First Born in the Shadow Realm version, the first is that players don't buy it, and the other is that with the return of Mason, it is very likely that the plot setting of the Shadow Realm version will be abandoned in the next 3 major versions, so the strongest position in the Warcraft universe should be able to sit firmly.
Sargeras was once a member of the Titans, serving as the guardian of the Pantheon, traveling to all corners of the universe to rid the world of evil forces. But as he saw the extent to which the Void Force corroded and controlled life, his mentality gradually changed. He believes that only by destroying all the lives of the entire universe will the Void Force have nowhere to parasitize.
But the Pantheon was completely different from his philosophy, and in a fit of rage, Sargeras betrayed the Pantheon and established the Burning Legion, with the goal of exterminating all life in the universe, and even destroying the entire Pantheon, imprisoning all the souls of his former companions. His former weapon, known as the strongest weapon in the universe, was unwilling to follow him and voluntarily shattered into two parts, one part of which he continued to reforge as the Dark Ripper, and the other part was Taisharak in the hands of Agrama.
Eventually, in the Return of the Legion version, the player takes on the role of an adventurer who frees the souls of the Titans, and with the combined efforts of the Titans and the player, Sargeras is resealed in the Pantheon and guarded by Illidan, who thrusts his planet-sized greatsword into Silishus at the last minute, making it the highest place in all of Azeroth.
Argus the Destroyer
Argus can be said to be the unluckiest of the Titans in Warcraft, because he was already targeted by the Burning Legion while he was still asleep, and Sargeras personally descended to imprison the sleeping Argus Star Soul, and in the Legion Return version, he fought with the player as the boss of the Burning Throne.
After the arrival of the Burning Legion, the Draenei were divided into two factions, one led by Kilgardan and Akmund who submitted to the Burning Legion, and the other led by Veron to Azeroth in a spaceship. At the end of the Return of the Legion, the player will also attack Argus, defeating the Burning Legion head-on on the ruined planet.
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In fact, in addition to the above 8 Titans, there is also a Titan that players are most familiar with, which is Azeroth at the player's feet, but like Argus, Azeroth's Star Soul is currently sleeping. The Old Gods that players have defeated in previous versions are the minions that the Void Forces use to corrupt Azeroth's souls, and it is for this reason that Sargeras wants to destroy Azeroth. Because in the eyes of Sargeras, once Azeroth awakens, his strength will be stronger than him, and if he is corrupted by the old gods, then the corrupted Azeroth will be invincible.
Judging from the next three expansions released by Blizzard, players will also enter the depths of Azeroth to have a final showdown with the Old Gods, and at the same time, the secrets of the Titans will gradually be revealed, and this mysterious and incomparably powerful race will gradually fade in front of players.