Mal'Ganis (Prologue boss)
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The subject of this article is only available in Solo Adventures.
- You might be looking for one of these cards: Battlegrounds/Mal'Ganis (golden), Mal'Ganis, Mal'Ganis (boss), Mal'Ganis (Core), Mal'Ganis (hero).
Mal'Ganis is the first boss in the Death Knight Prologue mission.
Hero Power[edit | edit source]
Player's hero[edit | edit source]
Special cards[edit | edit source]
Decks[edit | edit source]
The below classes are listed purely for reference, and have no effect on the boss' use of the cards during the battle.
Mal'Ganis | Arthas Menethil | ||||
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Class | Card | Quantity | Class | Card | Quantity |
Boss | Obliterate | 1 | Paladin | Blessing of Might | 2 |
Death Knight | Body Bagger | 2 | Brazen Zealot | 1 | |
Noxious Cadaver | 2 | Lost in the Jungle | 2 | ||
Blood Tap | 2 | Air Raid | 2 | ||
Vicious Bloodworm | 1 | Equality | 2 | ||
Darkfallen Neophyte | 2 | Pursuit of Justice | 1 | ||
Soulbreaker | 2 | Sound the Bells! | 2 | ||
Death Strike | 2 | Divine Favor | 2 | ||
Blood Boil | 1 | Seal of Champions | 1 | ||
Boneguard Commander | 1 | Steward of Darkshire | 2 | ||
Warlock | Flame Imp | 2 | Blessing of Kings | 2 | |
Mortal Coil | 1 | Consecration | 2 | ||
Drain Soul | 2 | Stand Against Darkness | 2 | ||
Vulgar Homunculus | 2 | Quartermaster | 2 | ||
Sense Demons | 1 | Level Up! | 2 | ||
Pit Lord | 2 | Lay on Hands | 1 | ||
Siphon Soul | 2 | Neutral | Argent Squire | 2 | |
Fearsome Doomguard | 1 | ||||
Siegebreaker | 1 |
Notes[edit | edit source]
- The player always gets Lost in the Jungle, Sound the Bells!, Pursuit of Justice on mulligan.
- These cards can be replaced with Steward of Darkshire, Lost in the Jungle, Consecration. The replacement takes place from left to right (i.e., if the player replaced one card, they will receive Steward of Darkshire regardless of whether Lost in the Jungle or Pursuit of Justice was replaced).
- The player always draws the cards in next order at first 13 turns:
- Turn 1 - Argent Squire
- Turn 2 - Air Raid
- Turn 3 - Blessing of Might
- Turn 4 - Steward of Darkshire
- Turn 5 - Stand Against Darkness
- Turn 6 - Lay on Hands
- Turn 7 - Blessing of Kings
- Turn 8 - Level Up!
- Turn 9 - Consecration
- Turn 10 - Stand Against Darkness
- Turn 11 - Quartermaster
- Turn 12 - Air Raid
- Turn 13 - Sound the Bells!
- If all copies of these cards were drawn earlier using other cards, the player will draw a random card on the corresponding turn.
Dialogue[edit | edit source]
Before match
- Arthas Menethil (present)
- ▶️I was the prince of Lordaeron. When the undead Scourge came to my land and butchered my people, I swore revenge on the architect of the carnage - Dreadlord Mal'Ganis.
- ▶️The demon fled to Northrend. I tracked him and claimed the deadly runeblade Frostmourne, a weapon of unimaginable power. To wield such a weapon comes at great cost, but I would make any sacrifice to avenge my people.
Introduction
Emote Response
- Mal'Ganis
- ▶️Have the voices driven you mad, boy?
Idle
Mal'Ganis plays a minion
- Arthas Menethil
- ▶️Remains of the fallen...a source of limitless power.
Turn 2
Turn 5
- Arthas Menethil
- ▶️Frostmourne. It hungers for blood.
- Arthas equips Frostmourne and turns into Death Knight
- Mal'Ganis
- ▶️So, you've taken up Frostmourne at the cost your soul?
- ▶️Just as the Dark Lord said you would...
- Arthas Menethil
- ▶️Save your breath, Mal'Ganis. I heed only Frostmourne now.
Turn 6
- The Lich King
- ▶️Good! GOOD! With Frostmourne in hand, you will be the first of my Death Knights, Prince Arthas.
Turn 7
Death
Defeat
- Mal'Ganis
- ▶️Such wasted potential...
Unused[edit | edit source]
- Arthas
- ▶️The undead...their unholy power speaks to me.
- ▶️Impressive, Dreadlord. Soon, I will wield even greater power!
Lore[edit | edit source]
This section uses content from the Warcraft Wiki.
- As Arthas and Jaina Proudmoore were investigating rumors of plague, they were attacked again and again by the forces of the Scourge posing as the personal army of the dreadlord Mal'Ganis. Kel'Thuzad helped play the part by telling Arthas that it was Mal'Ganis himself and not the Lich King behind the plague. Each attack, each town destroyed hit at Arthas' weakness, his pride. Arthas began to take his inability to protect his people from the Scourge personally, and soon became obsessed with killing the dreadlord.
- Mal'Ganis led Arthas to Stratholme, and left him with the choice of either slaughtering all of its inhabitants or watching them fall to the plague. Arthas chose to kill his own subjects rather than let them become slaves to Mal'Ganis in death, killing most of the inhabitants of the town. Mal'Ganis was there in the wreckage, and goaded Arthas once again to come to Northrend to finish their battle. As expected, Arthas took the royal fleet and sailed north. The Prince's obsession with the hated dreadlord led him further down the path of evil, first lying to his men, betraying his mercenaries, and finally forsaking his own soul to take up the runeblade Frostmourne, grievously wounding Muradin Bronzebeard in the process.
- The moment Arthas took up Frostmourne he became a tool of the Lich King, completely subservient to his will. This was what Mal'Ganis had planned all along. Confidently he approached Arthas and informed him of his fate. However, the manipulative and traitorous dreadlord was himself betrayed, as the Lich King's first whispers to Arthas were that the time for his vengeance had come (this was the first step towards Ner'zhul's independence). Arthas defeated the dreadlord, and both Arthas and the Lich King believed him to be slain. However, the dreadlords had ensured they would be shielded from the power of Frostmourne when they created it. The sword was incapable of consuming Mal'Ganis's soul, which instead returned to the Twisting Nether where he would be reborn in a new body.
Gallery
Patch changes
- Patch 25.0.0.158725 (2022-11-29):
- Added.
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ English Voice Over Wikia - Hearthstone: Hearthstone: March of the Lich King (2022). Retrieved on 2024-01-06.
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