Who is the most evil lore character?

[Evilmoo]

Was that cinematic about our universes Gul'dan or the alternative?

The Gul'dan we kill is from draenor's timeline. "Our" Gul'dan died long ago at the tomb of sargeras, we are going to find his skeleton in there.

[Friendlyimmolation]

Gul'dan by far.

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Was that cinematic about our universes Gul'dan or the alternative?

the animated harbingers thing? That was MU gul'dan's story as well as per chronicle.

[Nerovar]

Chancellor Palpatine is evil.

[Deleted]

Chancellor Palpatine is evil.

In my point of view the jedi are evil

[omeomorfismo]

probably k'ara? in MU its power destroys karabor, in AU destroys iron horde army. then as ashbringer (if we cosider it as the dark naaru that originated the crystal) it was so a mass destruction weapon against undeads that in comparison a manabomb is a toy, finally when corrupted probably wasnt much better than its holy counterpart

[Verdugo]

Chancellor Palpatine is evil.

You can say he is behind it all.

[HumbleDuck]

I'd say Jenkins.

[Trassk]

The lich king.

Consider the fact what happened with the lich king as arthas. Demons corrupt people but make them powerful, or just consume your soul meaning nothing's left. Old gods just want to kill off all living creatures to makes the planet there's again. The void Lord's we don't know the extent of there desires yet.
But the lich king, killing thousands of innocent people and heroes, only to raise their corpses into undead servitude. Sylvanas herself made it clear what a disturbing fate falls for anyone raised into undeath, if they die again, their soul damned forever to torment. Anyone who is able to free themselves from it has to 'live' as a cold, lifeless husk, no pleasures in life, just killing to sustain their existence. Sounds a far worse fate then just being killed or your soul obliterated.

[tss]

Elune. Elves are a blight on creation.

[Zaelsino]

Probably Gul'dan. He's one of the few major big bads who has zero redeeming qualities.

[McNeil]

The Lich King, who I consider as a single entity (neither Arthas or Ner'zhul) that was created when their minds were fused together. Most villains simply want everyone dead, but the Lich King goes farther in which you are forced to fight for him as an undead, killing the ones you loved. His deeds has also affected Azeroth the most visibly, to the point that a combined might of Azeroth had to travel to Northrend. The Burning Legion is quite a pushover in comparison, they invaded AU Draenor and completed nothing. And now in Legion they did a couple of invasions which ALL got stopped the moment they were summoned, and now in the Broken Isles they once again accomplish nothing and continue getting their ass beaten. They look to much of a joke to be considered evil.

Despite Gul'dans failures in WoW, he's probably somewhere on top aswell. Kil'jaeden deserves a mention considering how he likes to torture his enemies, like he did with Velen. Yogg-Saron should also be a pick.

[mickybrighteyes]

yes, because spreading life and order is evil. /s

You realize they left constructs to purge all life as we know it on azeroth... right? That fight in Ulduar, remember? The life on azeroth is basically something the Titans would snuff out as an aberration.

edit: sure life is all well and good, but keep in mind that the life they spread wasn't really something we might find pleasant.

As for order, order to a point is also fine and dandy... but the status quo of azeroth during current species' life cycles if far outside the Titan's idea of order.

[Crillam]

From my point of view, the Titans are evil!

Insert Hayden Christensen
Yees so many missed this reference, but not me.

[derpkitteh]

Void Lords and Old Gods, they're truly evil. It doesn't matter if that's their nature, they're just EVIL to the bone.

they're not evil though. entities like this seem to not exactly have a full free will or full sentience like a mortal. they're bound to their nature in a way that a mortal just can't comprehend. their nature is entropy in its most extreme, they're not evil, they're a force of existence.

gul'dan is the most evil dude. he's backstabbed even the legion for his personal goals, he's only out for himself, everyone and everything else is only a tool to be used for his benefit in his mind.

kil'jaedan, he's evil yes, but at least he believes in something other than himself.

demons, that comes down to nature again, somewhat. their base nature is chaotic, but they have more free will than light and void entities seem to have. lothraxion is a demon, he isn't cured of his demonhood just because he's infused with light, he's still a full blood demon like all nathrezim. but he chooses to follow the light. then there are others like matron mother malevolence. she thoroughly enjoys her lustful and chaotic nature, but she doesn't want all life to end. she's not evil, because she doesn't go off on her own like gul'dan, but she's not good either.

[Benomatic]

Kel'Thuzad hands down!

[ChampionChains]

Mike Pence

[Sanguiris]

From my point of view, the Titans are evil!

Then you are lost Anakin

[Raetary]

You realize they left constructs to purge all life as we know it on azeroth... right? That fight in Ulduar, remember? The life on azeroth is basically something the Titans would snuff out as an aberration.

the titans didnt leave anything, the forge of origination is a construct created by archaedes and mimiron to regulate the rhythm of the earth and fortify the world souls form.
also has the purpose to deal with the planet if it became corrupted by purging every single little sign life the planet has to offer and allow it to start anew.

[Pua]

Only the Void Lords deal in absolutes.

They will try.

[Leodok]

There are many candidates. I'll go with Gul'dan: genocide, no good motivations, would do anything to get more power.

Void Lords and Old Gods, they're truly evil. It doesn't matter if that's their nature, they're just EVIL to the bone.

They're like someone who destroys an anthill. It's not that they're evil, mortals just don't matter for them.