Chromaggus (boss)

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Chromaggus is a boss in the Blackrock Mountain adventure. It is the third encounter of the adventure's fourth wing, Blackwing Lair.

Hero Power[edit | edit source]

Normal Heroic
Brood Affliction
Auto-cast

Special cards[edit | edit source]

Normal and Heroic
Chromatic Dragonkin
Flameheart
Normal
BRMA12 6.png
BRMA12 5.png
BRMA12 7.png
BRMA12 4.png
BRMA12 3.png
Heroic
BRMA12 6H.png
BRMA12 5H.png
BRMA12 7H.png
BRMA12 4H.png
BRMA12 3H.png

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.

Normal Heroic
Class Card Quantity Class Card Quantity
Boss  Chromatic Dragonkin 4 Boss  Chromatic Dragonkin 4
 Flameheart 2  Flameheart 3
Druid  Claw 2 Druid  Claw 2
 Savagery 2  Bite 2
 Bite 2  Swipe 2
 Swipe 2 Mage  Flamestrike 2
Mage  Dragon's Breath 2 Paladin  Dragon Consort 2
Paladin  Dragon Consort 2 Neutral  Faerie Dragon 2
Neutral  Faerie Dragon 2  Blackwing Technician 2
 Wild Pyromancer 2  Hungry Dragon 2
 Blackwing Technician 2  Twilight Drake 2
 Hungry Dragon 2  Drakonid Crusher 2
 Twilight Drake 2  Alexstrasza 1
 Drakonid Crusher 2  Onyxia 1
 Ysera[1] 1

Notes

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  • Because Chromaggus's Hero Power is actually a trigger at the end of his turn,  Saboteur has no effect.[2]



Rewards[edit | edit source]

Hungry Dragon

Dialogue[edit | edit source]

Before match

Nefarian
▶️Chromaggus is one of my greatest achievements! Look at him!

Introduction

Chromaggus
▶️Roar!

Emote Response

Chromaggus
▶️*Growl*
▶️*Growl*
▶️*Growl*

Boss' turn 1

Nefarian
▶️I gave him two heads because I figured, hey, double the biting.

Boss' turn 3

Nefarian
▶️I infused him with the powers of all the dragonflights. He's perfect.

Death

Chromaggus
▶️Roaaaaarr!
Nefarian
▶️Actually, Chromaggus was my weakest minion. Were you impressed with yourself?

Unused[edit | edit source]

Nefarian
▶️Good job, Chromaggus. Good boy.
▶️Hand getting a bit clogged? Good doggie.

Lore[edit | edit source]

Blackrock Mountain

What's worse than a horrible mutant dragon monstrosity that uses magic? A horrible mutant dragon monstrosity that uses five types of magic, obviously! Chromaggus unleashes abilities ripped from the flesh of all five dragon flights. Don’t ask how he got those powers. Viscera are involved. Hey, we told you not to ask! You'll have to battle the chromatic horror before you can take on Lord Victor Nefarius.[3]

World of Warcraft

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Chromaggus is a two-headed dragon beast in  Nefarian's service, who resides in Blackwing Lair, coming after Flamegor and before Nefarian. He drops the Tier 2 shoulders for all classes.

One of the most challenging aspects to Chromaggus is the randomness of his abilities. As the name suggests (the word chromatic is derived from "khroma", the Greek word for "color", suggesting Chromaggus takes his powers from dragonflights of all colors), Chromaggus shimmers in a variety of colors, which relate to his current abilities. These abilities are determined upon instance creation, and will only be reset with the instance timer.

Despite his canine appearance, he's actually a dragonkin. It is speculated that he was created by Nefarian experimenting on captured Core Hounds, such as  The Beast found in Upper Blackrock Spire, possibly by feeding or injecting dragon blood from various dragons from all dragonflights.

Trivia[edit | edit source]

Rather than benefiting Chromaggus, an earlier version of this encounter had the boss' special cards punishing the player, such as increasing the cost of their minions. However, in testing the developers found this design to be "too stifling".[4]

Another prototype design for this encounter saw the player replaced by a Chromatic Dragonkin hero, whose hero power  Mutation would cause them to discard a card from their hand.[4]

Gallery

Patch changes

References[edit | edit source]