Hungaro's signature spell: Disintegrate
Hungaro's father died to a spell that disintegrated the body. In an attempt to recreate this spell, he slowly started to improve the technique, eventualy to its final form, the Disintegrate. "For that spell to kill my father, it means it is one of the most powerful spells of all times! That's why I had to recreate it."
The Disintegrate is his finisher, this powerful spell is the conjuration of a limited-length beam of pure arcane energy that pierces through enemies. Sometimes it makes a body to explode in the same instant. Killed enemies are disintegrated, leaving no corpse.
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Quotes:
- Tomb of Viola:
- "Wish you were here... But that damn spell left no corpse... -Raising your skeleton? No... You deserve better than that. When the time comes... And as a last resource... I will rise you on our mystical well in the chamber. That I promise you father."
- Shatterspear Tournament, grand finals:
- Hangart Helmar: "Were the circumstances different, I would have to surrender the Sword of Orman"
Hungaro: '"To me the real victory is the pleasure to share the finals with a loyal Forsaken, the Rotgarde won the tournament, not me."
- Aggro:
- "You stand before a master of the Arcane. One would be unwise to challenge me. Many have been disintegrated."
- Greetings:
- "Seven Kingdoms, One Empire."
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In life, his intentions were good, but Arthas exploited his faults and desires as soon as he got raised as undead. Though he took the arcane in an effort to defend his people, this was all for naught, as he was controled to destroy what he sought to protect. After being raised as undead, Hungaro claims he no longer feels remorse, shame, or pity.
Here was born a new Hungaro, a ruthless and cynical person with a grim sense of humor. As an undead, Hungaro was not above mocking his enemies and gloating over their defeats. Hungaro is a man of action - brave, impulsive and straightforward. He is an inspiring leader, leading his men by example. In conversations with other Forsaken, he appears easy-going, yet able to hold true to his decisions and make others accept them. Hungaro also has a strong sense of loyalty to his men and Lordaeron. On the other hand, Hungaro is vindictive, and always takes well to losing, making a big lesson from that and learning with the mistakes. He often feels underappreciated. He does never stand the thought of others betraying his trust.
Hungaro fights an internal battle within himself, fighting not to descend into madness or despair. Even though he feels depressed sometimes, Hungaro finds happiness in torturing someone or when battling. He is racist, rude and arrogant to most people, with exception of the Forsaken. To the Forsaken, Hungaro is very respectful, kind, protector, and extremely loyal.
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