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Serpent of All Evils

Last updated 2026-07-26

The Serpent of All Evils is a quest-exclusive NPC that appears in World Quests in Nod-Krai.

Profile

The Serpent of All Evils was originally a man named Raimo who was a rare human high-ranking official back in the days of the Belyi Tsar and a close friend of Rotwang. He supported Rotwang's goals and became one of his disciples. Under Rotwang's influence, he used coercion, entrapment, and murder to sideline his master's political opponents.

After Rotwang was defeated by the Torchforger, Aila and Alia, Raimo transformed into what is now known as the Serpent of All Evils and went to Dreadshade Mire. There, Solovei and Aila sealed it away using three sealing pillars.

During the World Quest To Turn Each Sin Against the Sinner, the Traveler reestablishes the sealing pillars after they got weakened by Fatui activity in Dreadshade Mire, and defeats the Serpent of All Evils in a boss fight.

At the end of the World Quest The Last Night, the First Light in Series Nightingale's Song: Final Chapter - A Star Out of Time, the Serpent of All Evils joins the Ultimate Calamity in the final fight against the Traveler and Illuga.

Appearance

The Serpent of All Evils takes on the appearance of an Evil Eye of Blightseep but in a larger form and with a special core.

Quests and Events

World Quests

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Other Languages

LanguageOfficial NameLiteral Meaning
EnglishSerpent of All Evils
Chinese
(Simplified)
「众噩之蝰」
Chinese
(Traditional)
「眾噩之蝰」
Japanese「衆悪の蛇」
"Shuuaku no Hebi"‍‍[!]
Serpent of All Evils
Korean「악몽의 살무사」
"Angmong'ui Salmusa"
SpanishSerpiente de Todos los Males
FrenchSerpent de tous mauxSerpent of All Evils
RussianЗмей всего зла
Zmey vsego zla
Thaiอสรพิษแห่งหายนะ
VietnameseRắn Độc Tà Ác
GermanViper allen Übels"Viper of All Evil"
IndonesianSerpent of All Evils
PortugueseSerpente das Calamidades
TurkishBin Musibetin Yılanı
ItalianSerpe del Male

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