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Commissioned by the reclusive arch-demon Tezgadal himself, the ancient texts recount that the purpose of this fiery fortress was to act as a symbol of his defiance to both demonkind and angelkind alike.

He viewed their righteous quarrels as “unbecoming of the power they hold”.

In a final act of defiance, Tezgadal travelled to the Abyss Scourgefire and ransomed his right to the eternal throne in exchange for the Cursed Hooves of Xalgranath.

The Defiled Hall Hieroglyphs depict the legend of Xalgranath, the Chaos Walker. A demon whose footsteps imbued the ground beneath him with wards that neither Angels nor Demons could pass. For this, he was hunted down and slain by the First Order.

Tezgadal ordered the bridge of his fortress to be completed last. With the final brick in place, Tezgadal honed the cursed hooves, tread a final path across the long bridge, and closed the large gate doors forever.

Description
Commissioned by the reclusive arch-demon Tezgadal himself, the ancient texts recount that the purpose of this fiery fortress was to act as a symbol of his defiance to both demonkind and angelkind alike.

He viewed their righteous quarrels as “unbecoming of the power they hold”.

In a final act of defiance, Tezgadal travelled to the Abyss Scourgefire and ransomed his right to the eternal throne in exchange for the Cursed Hooves of Xalgranath.

The Defiled Hall Hieroglyphs depict the legend of Xalgranath, the Chaos Walker. A demon whose footsteps imbued the ground beneath him with wards that neither Angels nor Demons could pass. For this, he was hunted down and slain by the First Order.

Tezgadal ordered the bridge of his fortress to be completed last. With the final brick in place, Tezgadal honed the cursed hooves, tread a final path across the long bridge, and closed the large gate doors forever.