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For the Warlock pet, see Infernal (warlock minion). For the Warlock spell that summons an Infernal, see Inferno. For the Warcraft III unit, see Infernal (Warcraft III).

Infernals are mindless giants of flame and fury, summoned by the warlocks' Inferno spell. Falling to earth as green, molten meteorites, infernals exist only to destroy every living thing in their path. Though their lifespans are limited, the mighty infernals have been known to destroy entire cities before their energies dissipated back into the Great Dark Beyond.[3]

A Mockery of the Titans[]

Construction[]

A large concentration of infernals can be found in Shadowmoon Valley. There are the ever present infernals attacking Alliance and Horde towns in the region; they appear to be stockpiled at Legion Hold and launched by shivarra. The Deathforge provides details on how this variety is made.

Denizens of the Cosmos[]

Dreadlords[]

Dreadlords are incredibly powerful demons who wield the powers of darkness and mental domination. The dreadlord marks the pinnacle of his dark powers with the ability to summon a fiery infernal. At his call, the infernal will streak down from the sky. The infernal, engulfed in searing flame, will then rise to do the dreadlord's bidding.[3]

Professions of the Cosmos[]

Warlocks[]

Warlocks were mages that delved too deeply into the roots of demonic power and can summon many demonic soldiers to destroy their enemies. The powerful Infernal is just one of these demonic soldiers.[4]

Speculation Section[]

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Are Infernals Constructs, Demons, or Both?[]

Do Warlock Magics come From Infernals?[]

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Warlock magics are demonic[5] powers of entropy and destruction, which is a process - not a living thing. Warlock magics do not come from the living and warlock energy spreads like radiation, which means that warlock energy can seep into - and exist inside - structures. Structures infused with the demonic warlock magics seem to have a connection to demons such as infernals and, by extension, the Twisting Nether. And, presumably, warlocks can access the demonic power of infernals and pull infernals from the Twisting Nether by destroying those structures. Despite that fact, when asked if perhaps warlocks are harnessing their power from the Twisting Nether, the Blizzard Historian known as Sean Copeland stated, “No, that’d be magi, IIRC. They gain power by the destruction of another source (recall the undead warlock in original cinematic)."[6] Additionally, he claims that demons contain fel magic but aren't the source, stating that the nature of this magic is created by destroying something else.[7] It seems that Sean Copeland doesn't understand that fel magic is demonic and destructive. If anything, demons are constructs in a state where their own structures are being destroyed by their own energies, energies that are released from demons during that process. After he was asked how demons can be alive since fel magic is destructive, Sean Copeland stated, "it's magic ;)". As such, Sean Copeland is joking and should not be taken seriously.

Infernal Abilities[]

Infernal Anim

An infernal animation from Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos.

Most - if not all - infernals have an immolation aura that burns everything it touches with fel fire.

Most Notable Infernals[]

Name Role Condition
Spell Shadow SummonInfernal [68] Kroshius Shatter Scar Vale, Felwood Dead,reviveable via questline
Spell Shadow SummonInfernal [56] Immolatus Felwood

Alive, rare spawn

Spell Shadow SummonInfernal [48] Raze Searing Gorge

Alive

Kroshius must be defeated to obtain his Infernal Core, required by a warlock to receive the Inferno spell.

RPG Section[]

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The creature is of tremendous size, its roughly humanoid and brutish form engulfed in sulfurous flames.

Infernals are hulking brutes engulfed in arcane fire, entropic manifestations that warlocks conjure forth from the Nether. Infernals burst through the planar veil to strike like entropic meteorites, devastating everything in their impact radius. The infernals then rise to smash any and all targets in the area. Ripped from the void and cut off from the sustaining energies of the Twisting Nether, infernals endure for hours, perhaps days at most. Still, they can wreak tremendous havoc in that time, acting as engines of pure destruction.[8]

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