Frostmourne.
The most famous artifact in World of Warcraft, bar none.
In terms of its own power, it might not have matched artifacts forged by the Titans, such as the Blade of the Black Empire, the Fist of Ra-den, and so on.
After all, Frostmourne was merely a weapon made by the Dreadlords.
Even if the Dreadlords possessed necromantic knowledge unrivaled across the boundless universe, their understanding and use of materials, as well as the magic they infused into weapons, surely fell far short of the Titans'.
But that did not stop it from becoming the number-one artifact in every Warcraft player's heart, even surpassing another Paladin artifact-Ashbringer.
Aside from Frostmourne's ability to steal souls, this was largely due to the power of its wielder, the Lich King, and the later story of the Prince's fall.
The Prince had not fallen yet, but the Lich King was still powerful.
Rhode therefore did not dare take him lightly. He went all out from the start, unleashing a curtain of mana that blotted out the sky.
The curtain expanded, instantly enveloping the entire platform. For a moment, the platform seemed to have been partitioned off into another dimension.
No, space had not been partitioned.
Rather, a terrifying presence carrying its own spatial aura had descended.
It was so powerful that it seemed to alter the rules around it.
Boom!
An enormous, flawlessly round moon emerged from the curtain of light and slowly moved toward the Lich King.
The Lich King raised Frostmourne and swung it hard, slashing at the approaching moon.
His face was hidden deep within the Helm of Domination, making his expression impossible to see.
But it was easy to imagine how grave his expression must have been.
This, too, was the Lich King's full-powered strike!
The moment Frostmourne swung