Who is the Jailer, Really?

[vertigo12]

The Shadowlands is a Nexus of gateways. It is a tunnel of venturing from the land of the living and the dead and is the domain of the Jailer, prior from his accusation. Once the Jailer become unchained he would claim his throne and overthrow the seat usurped. A nexus for the traveling souls travelling across the great dark beyond back into the the world of the living.

Who the Jailer? He is no other than Argus, the Unmaker trapped in his own realm of death.

Argus as the planet, Zovaal the member of the dark pantheon.

[A Chozo]

The Shadowlands is a Nexus of gateways. It is a tunnel of venturing from the land of the living and the dead and is the domain of the Jailer, prior from his accusation. Once the Jailer become unchained he would claim his throne and overthrow the seat usurped. A nexus for the traveling souls travelling across the great dark beyond back into the the world of the living.

Who the Jailer? He is no other than Argus, the Unmaker trapped in his own realm of death.

Jailer seems to be way older than our clash with the Burning Legion, and there were others before him - the Maw was something else at some point.

[Vynestra]

The Shadowlands is a Nexus of gateways. It is a tunnel of venturing from the land of the living and the dead and is the domain of the Jailer, prior from his accusation. Once the Jailer become unchained he would claim his throne and overthrow the seat usurped. A nexus for the traveling souls travelling across the great dark beyond back into the the world of the living.

Who the Jailer? He is no other than Argus, the Unmaker trapped in his own realm of death.

Would make no sense, plus they confirmed the jailer was an entirely new character.

the shadowlands stopped "working" shortly after ysera's death. Argus didn't die until much longer after.

[vertigo12]

Would make no sense, plus they confirmed the jailer was an entirely new character.

the shadowlands stopped "working" shortly after ysera's death. Argus didn't die until much longer after.

Argus was the planet's name Zovaal a new character is his Titan's name.

He knows only torment. What lies beneath behind Argus' mask is yet to be removed and reveal the true face, the Titan of death freed from Sargeras' influence.

[huth]

Argus was the planet's name Zovaal a new character is his Titan's name.

He knows only torment. What lies beneath behind Argus' mask is yet to be removed and reveal the true face, the Titan of death freed from Sargeras' influence.

Zovaal noticed Sylvanas when she threw herself off Icecrown shortly after Arthas died. Argus wasn't killed until years later. Your timeline makes no sense.

[Musta]

A Hollow Vasto Lorde Arankar

[mojusk]

jailer is the jailer, why is that so hard to grasp?

[Drusin]

Arthas

/10char

[Dellis0991]

The Shadowlands is a Nexus of gateways. It is a tunnel of venturing from the land of the living and the dead and is the domain of the Jailer, prior from his accusation. Once the Jailer become unchained he would claim his throne and overthrow the seat usurped. A nexus for the traveling souls travelling across the great dark beyond back into the the world of the living.

Who the Jailer? He is no other than Argus, the Unmaker trapped in his own realm of death.

Argus as the planet, Zovaal the member of the dark pantheon.

Argus was a titan and titans are not chaotic beings, had he been born under natural circumstances he would've not been a death titan. Also we used his soul up to ensnare Sargeras. he is not Zovaal Argus has jackshit to do with Azeroth's linked realms of the shadowlands as far as we know.

[vertigo12]

Zovaal noticed Sylvanas when she threw herself off Icecrown shortly after Arthas died. Argus wasn't killed until years later. Your timeline makes no sense.

Not unless a titan of death could commune within his own domain and reaches of his own power which is death itself.

[Dellis0991]

Not unless a titan of death could commune within his own domain and reaches of his own power which is death itself.

His powers was never death, He was fel corrupted to bring death. Titans are beings of order.

[shoc]

Something like this, I figure.

[Mirishka]

The Shadowlands is a Nexus of gateways. It is a tunnel of venturing from the land of the living and the dead and is the domain of the Jailer, prior from his accusation. Once the Jailer become unchained he would claim his throne and overthrow the seat usurped. A nexus for the traveling souls travelling across the great dark beyond back into the the world of the living.

Who the Jailer? He is no other than Argus, the Unmaker trapped in his own realm of death.

Argus as the planet, Zovaal the member of the dark pantheon.

No, he isn't. The Jailer was confirmed months ago by Blizzard to be an all-new character that we have not encountered before.

So you're 100% wrong on this.

[TheRevenantHero]

It doesn't matter who he is because Blizzard doesn't know how to write coherent lore anymore. They're retconning lore that was established in BfA for Shadowlands amongst other shit they're retconning. So I wouldn't put it past blizzard to say Zovaal is a fucking Void Lord or some shit.

[Dellis0991]

Argus was something like this:



He was something pure that got corrupted.

Oh look at the little pre- *uulwi ifis halahs gag erh'ongg w'ssh* *seizures and foams at the mouth*

[KOUNTERPARTS]

You sound like the WoW content creator on YouTube named 'Pyromancer' who is absolutely convinced Argus is keenly involved with the Shadowlands and may or may not be the Jailer (or the Jailer is an extension of Argus) so I have to ask: is this Pyromancer's account on MMO-C?


All of your past threads seem to indicate a very... "vivid" imagination.

[Saltysquidoon]

It was me! DIO.

[Musta]

It was me! DIO.

i love you

[Cosmic Janitor]

My guess, he is some kind of proto-titan.
But there is literally no way to know or even remotely senisblly speculate about this stuff anymore, since Blizzard will just flat out lie to us or retcon things later. In this case the whole beginning of time and older than the titans tidbit that they told us last Blizzconn. For all we know he is Ammanthul's father and twin at the same time or some random shit like that. The arbiter being artificial and the maw being a ruin kind of hints at there being a battle that destroyed the realm that was previously the maw, probably the one that caused the jailer to be jailed and likely have his ball(s) orb taken. That in turn hints at an ancient civilisation that crafted the arbiter, clearly not the current clown posse that thinks she is divine and worship her.

[Bluespiderman57]

He's the Guardian.





I mean, I can't see a difference.