Anduin Lothar

For the current King of Stormwind, seeAnduin Wrynn. For other uses, seeAnduin (disambiguation) andLothar (disambiguation).

Anduin Lothar
Title	Supreme Commander of the Alliance, Supreme Allied Commander,[1] Lion of Azeroth,[2][3] Regent Lord of Stormwind,[4][5] Knight Champion of Azeroth, Champion of Stormwind, Knight of the Realm, King's Champion, Lord, Commander,[6] Sir
Gender	Male
Race	Human
Class	Knight,Warrior
Affiliation(s)	Alliance of Lordaeron,Brotherhood of the Horse,Stormwind Royal Guard,King's Council,Kingdom of Stormwind
Occupation	SupremeCommander of the Alliance,Regent Lord of the Kingdom of Stormwind, KnightChampion of Stormwind
Location	Karazhan
Status	Deceased
Relative(s)	Thoradin,Arathi bloodline (ancestors)
Student(s)	Varian Wrynn,Turalyon (protégés)
Companion(s)	Llane Wrynn,Medivh (best friends)

SirAnduin Lothar, the Lion ofStormwind, was the last true descendant of the ancientArathi bloodline, a Knight Champion of theKingdom of Stormwind during theFirst War,^[8] and the Supreme Commander of the armies of theAlliance of Lordaeron during theSecond War. He perished in combat at the base ofBlackrock Mountain just before the end of the Second War and the closing of theDark Portal. He is considered one of the greatest warriors in human history.^[9] KingVarian Wrynn named hisson, the current King of Stormwind, after him.

He was one of the main protagonists inOrcs & Humans andTides of Darkness.

Biography[]

Before the wars[]

Born 51 years before the First War^[10] and raised in theKingdom of Stormwind,^[11] Lothar grew up in theroyal court as a childhood friend of both the PrinceLlane Wrynn andMedivh. The trio shared many adventures in the Azerothian wilderness in their youth such as when they were attacked by jungle trolls inStranglethorn Vale.^[12] Lothar studied battle and history. At a considerably early age, Lothar joined Stormwind's military, quickly becoming part of theKing's Honor Guard. He was later knighted and arose to the position of Armsman in theBrotherhood of the Horse.^[13] Lothar's renown reached as far asLordaeron and its kingdoms, includingDalaran.^[14]

The Gurubashi War[]

Years after theGnoll War, Stormwind's farmers and settlers would increasingly push southward claiming territory close to the jungles ofStranglethorn Vale, home of theGurubashi Tribe. Skirmishes would erupt between the Gurubashi and Stormwind forces but the elderly KingBarathen Wrynn would refuse to order an invasion into Stranglethorn and was focused on fighting a defensive war, much to the outrage of his son Prince Llane. While the King's strategy against the Gurubashi was effective it would be unable to stop every attack, one which saw slow, barbaric, and gruesome deaths delivered to the villagers of three towns inWestfall. This would ultimately prove to be the final straw of PrinceLlane, Anduin Lothar, andMedivh, who in defiance of Llane's father's continued de-escalation, journeyed south to bring war to the Gurubashi. Though initially shielded by Medivh's magic the three friends would end up in the fight for their lives when they battledJok'non, a Gurubashi Warlord empowered byHakkar the Soulflayer. Eventually, the three friends would prove victorious and return to Stormwind, shaken by Medivh's powers.

While none of the Gurubashi who witnessed Jok'non's death survived, it took very little imagination for the trolls to surmise who was responsible. Rallying under Jok'non's son,Zan'non, the Gurubashi launchedan invasion intent on destroying Stormwind. In the face of the troll onslaught, Barathen recalled all his forces to the stronghold's gate, believing that the survival of Stormwind would depend on one colossal battle. As the death toll mounted on both sides, Barathen mounted a desperate counterattack against the Gurubashi. Though almost succeeding in claiming Zan'non's head, Barathen would die on the field of battle. Llane, driven by guilt, would plead with Medivh to unleash his power on the Gurubashi as he had done against Jok'non. Though frightened by his own power, Medivh would accept Llane's request and destroy the Gurubashi forces (Zan'non included), an act that would ultimately avenge Barathen. After the conflict was over, Lothar would see only approval upon being raised as one of the military's top commanders.^[15]

In the years that followed, Lothar discreetly sent dozens of the kingdom's apprentice spellcasters to Medivh, who rebuked all of them.^[16][17]

The First War[]

When reports of mysterious creatures lurking around theBlack Morass reached Stormwind, rumors spread through the streets that they were either vengeful spirits,trolls armed with some new breed of power, or a strange race from across theGreat Sea. King Llane dispatched Lothar to uncover what these new creatures were. Lothar led a small force of theKnights of Stormwind to scout the Black Morass, resulting in humans clashing withorcs for the first time in a series of bloody skirmishes. Lothar and his men scored a number of small victories, yet for every orc killed two more seemed to take its place. The humans were more outnumbered in each subsequent battle, and Lothar was eventually forced to pull back without venturing deep enough into the heavily guarded Black Morass to find theDark Portal. Lothar informed King Llane the invaders were bringing in reinforcements from somewhere, and the kingdom readied itself for a full-scale war that became known as theFirst War.^[6] One of Lothar's first tasks was to recruit more soldiers.^[18]

Lothar and his soldiers soon crossed paths with theGuardianMedivh and his apprenticeKhadgar on a scouting mission to the Black Morass. He had encouraged his friend to rejoin Stormwind's defense, though understood that Medivh struggled with the power he unleashed on theGurubashi years ago. The Guardian played along and feigned a fear of tapping into unwieldy magical powers, though his true intention was to buy time for the Horde to boost its strength. Lothar also spoke with Khadgar, telling him about Medivh's troubled past and asking him to act as a caretaker in addition to an apprentice.^[19]

The orcish leader WarchiefBlackhand ordered raiding parties to cut deep into Stormwind's lands to drive panic into the human populace. Entire villages inBrightwood,Westfall, and the southernRedridge Mountains fell, their inhabitants either killed or forced to flee. By the time Stormwind's patrols rode to defend the villages, the Horde was already gone. They were an enemy unlike any the humans had ever faced.^[20]

Llane had named Lothar the "King's Champion", the highest military rank in the kingdom, and entrusted him to end the orcish threat. Deciding to use the orcs' mobility against them, Lothar studied the pattern of targets the Horde would strike and set up ambushes along their paths of retreat. A loyal knight namedGavinrad the Dire was given command of large numbers of troops by Lothar. In some cases, small units of human knights were able to bring down entire orc raiding parties without any casualties. The orcs soon realized the humans were unlike any enemy they had ever faced as well.^[20]

Three years after the Dark Portal had been opened, the orcish raids on the countryside had razed farms, towns, villages, forges, and trade houses, causing ruin to Stormwind's economy. Even more dire, many sources of food supply had been destroyed or fallen into the Horde's control, threateningStormwind City with running out of supplies in a few months. With this knowledge in mind, Blackhand decided to bring the Horde north to conquerRedridge Mountains and from there launch an attack on Stormwind City. The Horde marched on the foothills of Redridge with little resistance and believed the humans would not attack before they reached Stormwind City, which was exactly what Lothar wanted them to think.^[21]

An orc raiding party led by Blackhand went into the mountains hoping to claimLakeshire. However, Lothar and hisknights suddenly charged down the slopes without warning and surrounded the orcs in a spectacular ambush. The Horderaiders fought hard but almost all of them were slain. Lothar himself had almost killed Blackhand, but the twoShadow Councilwarlocks accompanying Blackhand had turned the tide of battle with their fel fire and forced Lothar to withdraw. Blackhand was humiliated by his brush with death and blamed theShadow Council for not sensing the ambush. He personally executed the two warlocks that saved his life for incompetence. Weeks later, a larger force took Lakeshire and the surrounding land.^[22]

After Brightwood, Westfall, and the Redridge Mountains had fallen, theHorde marched onto Stormwind City. Thousands of Horde soldiers marched throughElwynn Forest and encircled Stormwind, cutting off all access except for the sea. Blackhand had orderedKilrogg Deadeye andCho'gall to lead theirBleeding Hollow andTwilight's Hammer clans in the assault on Stormwind. To weaken the city's defenses,siege engines bombarded the city walls through the night, and at dawn Kilrogg and Cho'gall launched their attack. While orcs charged the battlements,warlocks engulfed Stormwind's soldiers infel fire, resulting in staggering losses. As it seemed Stormwind would fall that day, suddenly cries of an attack came from the Horde's rear lines. Lothar and the majority of Stormwind's knights had moved around the Horde by sea. The King's Commander was now leading a charge through Elwynn Forest, catching the orcs in the rearguard completely by surprise as the knights cut through their lines. As the Bleeding Hollow and Twilight's Hammer tried to push back the knights, Stormwind's large gates opened and soldiers poured out of the city to flank the orcs in a counterattack. Outflanked on both sides and suffering many casualties, the orcs were left with no choice but to flee. This was the greatest disaster to ever happen to the Horde, which withdrew to Redridge to devise a new plan.^[23] Lothar and King Llane had received information about the Horde's battle plans from Khadgar, who had learned of them fromGarona Halforcen, which helped prepare for the attack on Stormwind.^[24]

At one point during the war, theTome of Divinity, a book of great value to theClerics of Northshire, was stolen by a rogue band ofogres led by the ogre lordTurok. Lothar led an expedition into the ogres' hideout, theDeadmines inWestfall, in an attempt to recover the tome, but were completely overrun and held captive to be killed slowly. Lothar remained imprisoned within the caves for twenty months before he and his few surviving men were saved by Azerothian troops led by theDefender of the Crown sent by theAbbot of Northshire Abbey and King Llane.^[25] He retrieved the Tome of Divinity and returned to Stormwind, safeguarding the book atNorthshire Abbey.^[26] Reintroduced to the conflict, Lothar continued to lead the forces of Stormwind against the orcs.^[27]

In Year 3, Lothar met with Khadgar, the apprentice to his old friend Medivh. When the Champion and the apprentice were alone, Lothar told Khadgar about Medivh's coma and told him that he is worried about the Magus. Some time later, he had a message sent toKarazhan in order to bring Medivh into Stormwind City as he was dealing with the deaths ofHugarin andHuglar. Lothar was shocked when the wizard Khadgar arrived to tell him that the great mage had betrayed humankind by summoning the orcs into Azeroth. Despite this information, Llane could hardly believe that the magus would willingly betray Azeroth and instead believed all his actions, however, suspect, could be justified as part of a brilliant scheme. Llane felt confident in Medivh's allegiance and that his army and Medivh would be enough to beat back the Horde. Forced to choose between his convictions and his loyalty to the king, Lothar chose to follow his instincts and personally led a force to storm Karazhan and kill Medivh. Lothar chargedGavinrad with commanding Stormwind City's defenses in his absence.^[28] The band of troops, along with Lothar, Khadgar, and the half-orc Garona, descended into the lower tower and confronted the mad Guardian. Khadgar finally managed to stab Medivh in the heart, and Lothar removed his head with one swipe from his greatsword.^[29] Medivh was the first Guardian to be killed in combat in centuries.^[28]

Unfortunately, the death of Medivh could not stop the rampaging onslaught of the Horde. Lothar and his warriors, returning home from Karazhan, hoped to stem the loss of life and save their once-glorious homeland. Instead, they returned too late and found their beloved kingdom in smoking ruins. The orcish Horde continued to ravage the countryside and claimed the surrounding lands for its own. After their courageous king was murdered, the people of Stormwind were forced into hiding. Lothar and his companions swore a grim oath to reclaim their homeland at any cost.^[30] Lothar, knowing that the Kingdom of Stormwind had been lost, declared the war lost in Year 4,^[31] and decided to save what remained of his once mighty people. He gathered the tattered remnants of the army and as many civilians as he could save and led them in a desperateretreat across theGreat Sea, eventually landing upon the shores ofLordaeron.

The Second War[]

With Llane dead andPrince Varian still a child, Lothar - as Knight-Champion - acted as Varian's regent until Stormwind could be retaken. Once he arrived in the court of KingTerenas Menethil II of Lordaeron with Varian and ArchmageKhadgar, the apprentice of Medivh; Lothar told his dire story to all who would listen. Lothar's eloquent pleas ultimately brought the human kingdoms together for an emergency council, where his friend Terenas' masterful politics created theAlliance of Lordaeron. Having been contacted by Terenas with Lothar's tale, the normally aloofhigh elves sent a contingent of their forces, knowing that they could finally pay off their debt to theArathi bloodline for saving their lands during theTroll Wars. TheWildhammer dwarves ofAerie Peak were attacked by the Horde as well and quickly pledged themselves to Lothar. The Alliance was later joined by theBronzebearddwarves andgnomes ofKhaz Modan, who had been forced out of their lands by the Horde's advance.

Because of his great skill in warfare, his experience in battling with the orcs, and because the kings of the north were not comfortable placing their troops in the command of a rival nation, Lothar - a neutral party and a descendant ofThoradin - was named the Supreme Commander of the Alliance forces. During his time in Lordaeron, he was approached byAlonsus Faol who told him how depressed he was when Lothar told him of the fall ofNorthshire Abbey. To compensate, Alonsus introduced the new class of thepaladin to Lothar and asked him to make them his commanders. He accepted and quickly namedTuralyon (who reminded him of Llane)^[32] his second-in-command, and AdmiralDaelin Proudmoore (his longtime friend),^[26]Uther the Lightbringer, and Khadgar as his lieutenants. Lothar was 56 years old by the time the orcs had reached the shores of Lordaeron.^[33] Throughout the Second War he led his forces from battle to battle with valor and skill, earning the nickname of "Lion of Azeroth" from the sight of his shield flashing through the orc ranks.^[3] After the Horde's mysterious retreat from Lordaeron and Grand Admiral Proudmoore's naval victories against the Horde at sea, Lothar led the armies of the Alliance to liberate much of Khaz Modan (meeting up withMuradin andBrann Bronzebeard) and Azeroth, eventually breaching theBlack Morass itself. Lord Lothar, seeing that the Horde was fracturing from within, gathered the last of his forces and pushed Doomhammer south, back into the shattered heartland of Stormwind. There, the Alliance forces trapped the retreating Horde within the volcanic fortress of Blackrock Spire. Lothar was killed at the foot ofBlackrock Spire after a force of Alliance troops under his command was ambushed by Horde forces.

He became separated from the main body of his troops in the war's greatest battle. Amid the chaos, he was forced into combat withOrgrim Doomhammer,Warchief of the Horde; after a long and draining fight, Lothar was defeated in single combat after his sword was shattered by the Doomhammer, his skull crushed by a powerful blow from the legendary weapon.^[34]

Doomhammer believed that Lothar's death would break the fighting spirit of his forces, but what happened was quite the opposite. After Lothar's death, his most trusted general, Turalyon, took up his shield and sword, defeated Doomhammer, and led the armies of the Alliance to eventual victory over the Blackrock Spire's defenses; allowing Lothar's old ally and friend, Khadgar, to later destroy theDark Portal.

Legacy and memorial[]

Anduin Lothar, of age 57, did not live to see his beloved homeland rebuilt and freed from orc control, but a massive stone statue depicting Lothar in his final charge where he fell in battle was built and still stands in theBurning Steppes, pointing defiantly towards Blackrock Spire. The materials for Lothar's monument had ironically been hauled by orcs put to work after the Second War.^[35] Lord Lothar's legacy lives on in all the free peoples of Stormwind. Thecurrent king of the nation bears Lothar's name.

TheAlliance Expedition toDraenor, led by veterans who had fought alongside Lothar in the Second War, named themselves theSons of Lothar "in honor of the greatest, most selfless man we ever knew", as Khadgar relates it. TheMonument of Remembrance inHonor Hold was also built as a memorial to everything he fought for.

Sometime during his life, Lothar wrote what is considered to be the ultimate compendium of battle strategy, simply titled [A Treatise on Strategy]. Lothar's masterwork describes, in his own words, the proper deployment of forces and strategies needed to win almost any battle.^[36]

Lothar is remembered during theRemembrance Day.^[37]

Legion[]

This section concerns content related toLegion.

During the Burning Legion's infiltration ofKarazhan, Lothar appears in two visions: The first is of him and Llane watching over Medivh in his coma, and the second is with Khadgar looking over a fallen Medivh after the latter's death.

Location[]

Equipment[]

Three swords have been attributed to Anduin Lothar. It is unclear if these three weapons are related, one and the same, or entirely different weapons. Pieces of his armor have also made significant appearances.

• Lothar wielded theGreat Royal Sword of Stormwind, which was shattered during the Second War, but taken up byTuralyon. Its current whereabouts are unknown, but it is probably the sword wielded by Turalyon.
  • InWorld of Warcraft, [Ashkandi, Greatsword of the Brotherhood] can be obtained when slayingNefarian. This is also believed to be Lothar's sword;^[38] "Brotherhood" is assumed to refer to Lothar's order,Brotherhood of the Horse. The hilt is inscribed with the initials "A.L.", assumed to mean Anduin Lothar. However, judging by its looks, the sword has most likely been altered by Nefarian from its original appearance. Surprisingly, when this weapon was given a description in theMonster Guide, no connection to Anduin Lothar was made.
  • There was also [Lothar's Edge].
• A belt that had once belonged to Lothar came into the possession of theCrimson Ring, a group of slavers and gladiators inOrgrimmar, and was kept in their special armory in theHall of Legends. The belt was claimed byVarian Wrynn, then known as the gladiator Lo'Gosh when he was allowed access to that armory. He continued to wear it after he returned to the throne of Stormwind. It may have been destroyed alongside its wearer when Varian was killed in a fel magic explosion.
• His armor could have been the one Varian wore, given that the design patterns match with the belt.
  • InHearthstone,Lothar's full armor is in theHall of Explorers ofIronforge.
• In the canceled and non-canonWarcraft Adventures, Lothar's bloodstained saddle from his last battle at Blackrock Spire found its way to the junkshop ofZul'jin. It was implied that he died on horseback, "mauled by a group of blood-lustedogres".^[39]

In the RPG[]

This section contains information from theWarcraft RPG which is considerednon-canon.

Personality[]

Lothar is a strong and highly charismatic leader, capable of commanding attention and radiating determination and conviction to those serving under him. Though most often appearing emotionless, he is deeply passionate about his friends and countrymen. His loyalty is first and foremost to the people of Azeroth, and he will fight with the full extent of his considerable skills in battle 'til his homeland is reclaimed.^[40]

In combat, Lothar works best as part of the knight cavalry, charging into his enemies with his sword, Quel'Zaram; preferring to outmaneuver enemy commanders, but retreating when prudent. He is at his peak when commanding others. Following Medivh's betrayal, Lothar has a profound respect for spellcasters, and will target them, hammering through lesser warriors to reach wizards and sorcerers in the rear.^[40]

Weapon[]

Main article:Quel'Zaram

As a youth, Lothar came across a magnificent sword that was dubbed Quel'Zaram,Thalassian for "High Blade", by his long-time friend and companionMedivh.

Quotes[]

• "Charge! ForLordaeron!" (repeated battle cry)

The Last Guardian[]

This section concerns content related to theWarcraftnovels,novellas, orshort stories.

• "An ostler has a mood and he kicks the dog. Amage has his moods and a town disappears."^[41]
• "Llane, don't let your security blind you! If we cannot count on MagusMedivh as an ally, we are weakened. If we discount the capabilities of theorcs, we are lost. Listen to what they are saying!"^[42]
• "His Majesty has an abiding faith in the strength of the people of Azeroth and the thickness of the walls of Stormwind. It doesn't hurt that he also has good people who take care of things when he's wrong."^[43]

World of Warcraft[]

This section concerns content related toLegion.

Maiden of Virtue defeated

Anduin Lothar says: Our friend lies just in here.

Prince Llane Wrynn says: It breaks my heart to see him like this.

Anduin Lothar says: Another year of slumber. I wonder ifMedivh will ever awaken.

Prince Llane Wrynn says: Does our friend dream? Is he trapped in nightmares?

Mana Devourer defeated

Anduin Lothar says: It couldn't have been helped, you know. We tried to alter it, but it was all part of a larger scheme.

Archmage Khadgar says: I know. All part of a greater cycle. A cycle that now at last may be broken.

Notes and trivia[]

• Lothar was considered an honest individual, his emotions plain on his weathered, open face.Khadgar thought that the knight wouldn't last a day and a half in the more politically-mindedDalaran,^[17] but was later proven wrong when Lothar still managed to catch him off-guard during a political discussion,^[44] showing that the knight wasn't an oaf. Lothar's inability to hide his emotions worked to his advantage when the passionately told the assembled kings ofLordaeron about the fall of Stormwind, letting them see the truth in his words.^[45]
• Lothar is described to have blue eyes.^[46] In the Karazhan vision, he is depicted with brown eyes. He also has a full head of hair in both visions, when all artwork portraying him up to the events of the second vision show him with white, receding hair. This is more than likely due to them simply reusing the model from the previous vision, which was supposed to be some years earlier, portraying him at a younger age.
• When Lothar first appeared inWarcraft I, he had brown hair. InWarcraft II and subsequent art, he was depicted with white hair (even in art showing him during the First War).
• During the early stages of the First War, Llane named Lothar his lieutenant-at-arms.^[47] This was later retconned to King's Champion.
• In the original lore, Anduin Lothar and his soldiers were ambushed by forest trolls, ogres, and orcs near Blackrock and killed, withTuralyon being the sole survivor. This was later retconned into dying in a duel against Orgrim Doomhammer.^[48]
• Lothar is described as never having been a religious man, while still deeply respecting theChurch of the Holy Light.^[49]
• A single, uniqueLotharian Lotus grows at the feet of his statue in theBurning Steppes.
• He penned theintroduction of theHuman part of theWarcraft: Orcs & Humans manual.
• InWarcraft III, if you click on aFootman unit enough times he will say "Uncle Lothar wants YOU!", a reference to both Lothar andUncle Sam.
  • Likewise, Turalyon inWarcraft II would say "You think Lothar's death was my fault, don't you?" & "For Lothar.".
• A concept art image of an unknown man inWarcraft III bares a strong resemblance to Lothar.^[50]
• Anduin is the name ofthe largest river in Middle-Earth in J.R.R. Tolkien's Legendarium.
• The name "Lothar" might be derived fromChlothar, meaning "famous army", from the Germanic elements "hlud" (fame) and "heri" (army). This was the name of a 9th-century Frankish king, the son of Louis I, who ruled the region called Lorraine - or Lothringen in German. Rulers of theHoly Roman Empire have also had this name.
• His title, "the Lion of Azeroth", may be inspired byGustav II Adolf, a Swedish king who was sometimes called "the Lion of the North".
• In theLeague of Explorers adventure ofHearthstone, Lothar'sarmour (including hisleft greave) is located in theHall of Explorers.
• An unused NPC representing Lothar is situated in the same ID range as other legendarywarriors presumably meant toappear inSkyhold. He and most of these NPCs didn't make it out of theLegion alpha stage.
• Lothar is voiced byGreg Chun inLegion.

Speculation[]

This article or section includes speculation, observations or opinions possibly supported by lore or by Blizzard officials.It should not be taken as representing official lore.

In thefilm universe, Lothar had a sister,Taria, who married Llane. Taria was made canon to the main universe inChronicle Volume 2,^[51] but it is unknown if she is still Lothar's sister in canon. This seems unlikely asTides of Darkness refers to Lothar as the last of the Arathi bloodline.^[52] However, she could still be Anduin's sister if the Arathi bloodline followsSalic Law of Succession which prevents women or their children, be they male or female, from inheriting the throne. In that case, Varian could be both Lothar's nephew and not part of the Arathi.

Alternate timelines[]

A version ofAnduin Lothar existed in atimeway where history turned out completely different and which was entered byThrall during theCataclysm era.^[53]

Another alternate version appears as a boss in theDawn of the Infinite.

AnotherAnduin Lothar from a separate timeline^[54] appears in theWarcraft film universe.

Gallery[]

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  Lothar inWarcraft: Orcs & Humans.
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  Lothar inWarcraft: Orcs & Humans.
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  Lothar inWarcraft II.
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  Lothar leading the refugees of Azeroth to Lordaeron.
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  Lothar, on the right of his friendDaelin Proudmoore.
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  Lothar's original death inWarcraft II.
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  Lothar confrontingMedivh inWarcraft III.
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  InWarcraft III: Reforged.
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  Warcraft III concept art, possibly of Lothar.
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  Lothar as seen in the comic series.
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  Lothar rallies his troops.
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  The Steel Sentinel is described as Lothar's armor inHearthstone.^[55]
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  Unused LotharNPC as seen inWowhead.
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  The statue of Lothar in theBurning Steppes depicting his final charge towardsBlackrock Spire.
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  The model of Lothar's statue.

Fan art

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  Fanart by Pulyx.
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  The Silver Hand, as featured inChronicle Tribute: Hourglass of Time.

Patch changes[]

• Patch 7.1.0 (2016-10-25): Added toReturn to Karazhan as a vision.
  

See also[]

• Anduin Lothar, TCG card

References[]

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