Harbaron

Harbaron is the second boss of Maw of Souls.

''The mysterious ferryman of souls stands at the helm of the Naglfar, gathering the damned and bringing them to Helya's domain. His connection with the fallen queen of the val'kyr is unclear, but when the breeze catches Harbaron's cloak, an expanse of shimmering stars unfolds beneath. Strange.''

Harbaron calls upon soul magic to wreak havok [sic] on players, fragmenting their soul into pieces or summoning fallen Vrykul minions.

• Interrupt Void Snap and defeat summoned Shackled Servitors.
• Defeat Soul Fragments created by Fragment.

• Fragment targets take significant damage.

• Assist in interrupting Void Snap cast by Shackled Servitors.

• Shackled Servitor

• Helheim Hath No Fury

• Blowing the horn
• say

• Intro
• yell

• Aggro
• yell
• yell

• Void Snap
• yell

• Fragment
• yell

• Summoning Shackled Servitor
• yell

• Killed a player
• yell
• yell
• yell
• yell

• Wipe
• yell
• yell

• Death
• yell
• yell
• yell

• Unused quote
• Spirits! Sweep these mortals into the tides!

• Harbaron is most likely inspired by from Norse mythology as well as from Greek mythology. According to a poem in the , Hárbarðr was a ferryman with a long grey beard that mocked and cursed and refused him the crossing of a river, while in Greek mythology, Charon was the ferryman responsible for transporting the souls of the dead to the underworld . Harbaron's "blood price" may be a reference to the that was traditionally placed in or on the mouth of a deceased person in Classical Greece to act as a payment or bribe for Charon in the afterlife.
• Harbaron is voiced by Alan Shearman.

Harbaron is likely a constellar. He shares his basic model with Algalon and Rygelon who are both constellars, and their names are alike. His dungeon journal entry also notes how strange it is that when a breeze catches his cloak, an expanse of shimmering stars unfolds beneath. Finally, Xal'atath says whisper

Harbaron