Shadow of War Finale: ShadowFire Plane
A New Envoy
Tyndarius chooses Elius as his Envoy, crediting him with welcoming him back and persuading veterans to return to the Onslaught. He says he sees Fire in Elius’s eyes and trusts him to serve their people. Elius protests that more seasoned veterans might be worthier. From what Tyndarius has heard, Avatars regard Envoys as children they can shape toward good; he tells Elius he believes in his capacity for good.
The community replay entry places this scene on the first visit per login, before Gather Fuel. The scene then turns to Galanoth, who urges the Hero back toward the portal they saw on entering the Plane. He fears Lady Fiamme will not survive unless they hurry.
Galanoth says Fiamme is unconscious and that carrying her the whole way would slow their escape. He believes the Plane’s energies can wake her. His four quests form a once-only group after ShadowFlame Phedra: Gather Fuel calls for six energy drops from Living Shadowflame, then Attune to Play requires five crystal clicks to cleanse and attune the gathered energy.
Sparks Will Fly calls for four Fire Avatar Sparks from Onslaught Knights or Shadowfire Corporals. Galanoth explains that Tyndarius has empowered these soldiers with fragments of the Fire Avatar’s power. Finally, Awaken Lady Fiamme requires clicking Fiamme on Screen 6; its completion text reports that she is awake. Galanoth hopes she can now guide them out.
Why Me?
After the Awaken Lady Fiamme quest, a community replay shows Malgor asking Tyndarius whether Elius can be trusted as an Envoy. Malgor says an Avatar cannot leave the Plane without endangering Lore and Tyndarius’s people. Tyndarius answers that Elius has exceptional Fire affinity and loyalty, and says Elius has heard stories of his victories and failures. Malgor describes the Envoy as the Avatar’s representative on Lore.
Tyndarius asks why Malgor chose him. Malgor says any Elemental Plane would have served, that he needed to replace an Avatar, and that Tyndarius was the best fit. He attributes his inability to become an Avatar to unspecified complications, says those same complications keep Tyndarius alive, and claims he needs access to something only the Planes provide. He promises peace, says Tyndarius will remain Fire Avatar and his people will be safe, though the world will become more complacent. The source leaves the complications and intended access unexplained.
Now awake, Fiamme thanks the Hero for saving her from Malgor. She says she has become mortal and fears that injury could kill her, yet insists they keep moving toward the portal. She identifies Galanoth as the Champion of Fire and explains that his power comes from the Plane rather than the Avatar. As long as the Plane exists, she says, he will retain access to its pure Fire magic, giving them hope of escape.
Fiamme’s five escape quests follow Awaken Lady Fiamme and each is marked once-only. Suspecting the Shadowfire Summoner maintains the barrier, she first directs the Hero to defeat one Summoner and two Shadow Wings, then click the barrier on Screen 6. Blaze a Path calls for five Onslaught Knights and five Shadowfire Corporals. The map separately records a flame-passage barrier warning and a passage gated by One Final Push; those notes do not identify both gates as Screen 6.
Into the Tiger’s Den requires six Shadowfire Tiger defeat credits. Fiamme complains about her mortal vulnerability: she fears being eaten or stabbed and marvels at how readily the Hero faces such dangers. One Final Push then calls for ten enemy-clearance credits obtainable from six listed enemy types. Its completion text asks, “Who is that?”
After One Final Push, Fiamme also explains her opposition to Envoys. She says the Avatars proposed them as a way to intervene in Lore, but came to see that helping one side could abandon another and damage the balance. According to her, Kyanos was permitted an Envoy because he had lacked a Champion for so long, and some Avatars still objected.
Meeting Elius
After the community replay's One Final Push gate, Galanoth, Fiamme, the Hero, and Elius meet on the route to the portal. Elius blocks them, and the community account has the Hero answer that they need to get out of there.
Elius objects to being called “kid,” gives his name, and says Lord Tyndarius has just made him an Envoy. The community transcript identifies the Hero as the one who teases that Tyndarius has made himself at home; in the native panels, that reply has no speaker label.
Fiamme reacts that Tyndarius has already made an Envoy and says he does not understand what he is doing. Elius tries to soften the moment with a hot-headed joke; after the laugh and apology, Galanoth says there is no time, and the Hero says they will have to go through Elius. Elius answers that there are no hard feelings.
In the Fiamme quest group, Defeat Elius follows the previous quest and requires completing Awaken Lady Fiamme; this quest’s own note marks it once-only. Its objective is one Elius Defeated credit from Elius, and its completion text sends the party to the portal. The community scene places this encounter after One Final Push, while the quest text records the required defeat rather than narrating how the fight plays out.
Unexpected Rescue
After the Defeat Elius quest, Elius tells the group they are strong, but says he cannot let them go because he would let Lord Tyndarius down. Tyndarius answers that Elius has done just fine. Elius then remarks that the person he addresses has finally figured out how the teleport works; the native line does not name its addressee.
Tyndarius turns to the Hero, saying they will not be going anywhere and that they have a score to settle. When Galanoth asks whether there is another way out, Fiamme says she cannot make an exit and they are trapped. Tyndarius says he is supposed to keep the Hero alive; Malgor adds that Tyndarius can have some fun first, because the Hero took everything from him.
The community account describes Tyndarius throwing a fireball at the Hero and Abel arriving to stop him. The native dialogue then gives Tyndarius’s startled reaction and Abel’s announcement that he has arrived just in time. These captions supply the action account; the dialogue alone does not depict its movement.
Abel blames his delay on the talking cat’s difficulty preparing a portal and says Kyanos had to help; Jinx indignantly supplies his name. Tyndarius protests that he is now the Fire Avatar and will not permit interference. Abel orders everyone through the portal while he holds Tyndarius off. The community account places the Hero, Galanoth and Fiamme’s departure here, before Abel’s exchange with Malgor.
Abel tells Malgor that Kyanos ordered him to save the Hero and the others, but challenges Malgor to fight next time. Malgor doubts he will win. Abel boasts that he has just encased the Fire Avatar in Ice; Malgor answers that he defeated the previous Avatar and that Tyndarius is new. The community account then places Abel’s own departure through the portal before Tyndarius asks where the others went.
Tyndarius asks where they went and complains that the Envoy of Ice rescued them. Elius calls the Ice Envoy cool, then apologizes. Malgor dismisses the escape as making little difference: with the group absent, he says, there is little they can do to stop him and Tyndarius. He ends by calling Tyndarius back to their work.
In their post-quest NPC dialogue, Galanoth credits Abel with their escape and turns to planning against Tyndarius. Fiamme likewise says Kyanos’s Envoy saved them. She wants to meet the other Avatars to discuss defeating Tyndarius and restoring her powers, then thanks the Hero and Galanoth. Restoring those powers remains a future aim.