Apothecary Keever is a minor villain of the MMORPG World of Warcraft. While he does not truly work for any of the major villains, he has been shown to have a horrifying personality. In the underground capital of the Forsaken known as the Undercity, Apothecary Keever works in the Apothecarium where he raises human and dwarf slaves. He will often times force-feed one of them a strange chemical that he hopes would be able to turn them into a feral monster to fight the Alliance. Unfortunately his potion merely turns them into a toad, a squirrel, a rabbit, and finally a sheep. The sheep explodes, and Keever laughs despite not accomplishing his goal.
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| - Apothecary Keever is a minor villain of the MMORPG World of Warcraft. While he does not truly work for any of the major villains, he has been shown to have a horrifying personality. In the underground capital of the Forsaken known as the Undercity, Apothecary Keever works in the Apothecarium where he raises human and dwarf slaves. He will often times force-feed one of them a strange chemical that he hopes would be able to turn them into a feral monster to fight the Alliance. Unfortunately his potion merely turns them into a toad, a squirrel, a rabbit, and finally a sheep. The sheep explodes, and Keever laughs despite not accomplishing his goal.
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| - Apothecary Keever is a minor villain of the MMORPG World of Warcraft. While he does not truly work for any of the major villains, he has been shown to have a horrifying personality. In the underground capital of the Forsaken known as the Undercity, Apothecary Keever works in the Apothecarium where he raises human and dwarf slaves. He will often times force-feed one of them a strange chemical that he hopes would be able to turn them into a feral monster to fight the Alliance. Unfortunately his potion merely turns them into a toad, a squirrel, a rabbit, and finally a sheep. The sheep explodes, and Keever laughs despite not accomplishing his goal.
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