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Anasterian Sunstrider

Anasterian Sunstrider

"*I have seen war, Sylvanas. So have your parents. It is a horrible thing. The troll attacks already cost us, in lives, and in the faith of our people that we will keep them safe. This is not our war.*"
—Anasterian refuses to war against the Old Horde
High King **Anasterian Sunstrider** (c. 2,800 BDP - 20 ADP) was the ruler of Quel'Thalas, a descendant of the royal bloodline established by King Dath'Remar Sunstrider. His reign from Sunfury Spire, which lasted at least 2,800 years, was marked by several conflicts that threatened the continued existence of Quel'Thalas, ending with his death at the hands of the evil Prince Arthas Menethil during the Scourge invasion of Quel'Thalas.

As decreed by his son and successor, Prince Kael'thas, Anasterian was to be the very last king of the high elves. Kael's own successor, the regent lord Lor'themar Theron, has also upheld this, acknowledging Anasterian and Kael'thas as the last elves with a right to kingship over Quel'Thalas.

## Notes and references

1. ↑  Wowpedia - Anasterian Sunstrider
2. ↑ Anasterian Sunstrider fanart by "Kresto the Artist"
Halibaba the Snake

Halibaba the Snake

**Halibaba the Snake** is a Farraki troll who serves as the High Prophet of the loa of treachery, Dambala. He was exiled from Zul'Farrak by Chief Ukorz Sandscalp after he attempted to summon the loa using forbidden practices.

## Physical appearance

Halibaba is a primitive looking sand troll. He has the typical sun-bleached skin of a sand troll with piercings on his ears, nose and lip. He wields the Staff of Dambala, an ancient troll artifact that possesses untold power.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ Halibaba the Snake - Total Roleplay 3
Darion Mograine

Highlord **Darion Mograine** is the leader of the Knights of the Ebon Blade. The son of Alexandros Mograine, one of the Highlords of the Knights of the Silver Hand and the original wielder of the Ashbringer, Darion was a paladin of the Silver Hand, and later of the Argent Dawn. After his father was murdered by his brother Renault Mograine, he came into possession of the corrupted Ashbringer, and tried to save his father's souls inside. During the First Battle for Light's Hope, Darion used the sword to kill himself, destroying the Scourge forces and releasing his father's soul.

Following the battle, the Archlich Kel'Thuzad raised him as an undead, while the Lich King made him the Highlord of Death Knights of Acherus and the ruler of Acherus: The Ebon Hold, once again wielding the corrupted Ashbringer. After defeating the Scarlet Crusade in the Scarlet Enclave, he and his fellow death knights broke free from the Lich King's control during the Battle for Light's Hope Chapel and founded the order of renegade death knights known as the Knights of the Ebon Blade.
Kiryne Hamilton

Kiryne Hamilton

**Kiryne Hamilton** is a Lordaeronian refugee and a member of the Defias Brotherhood. After the People's Militia's assault on the Deadmines and the death of Edwin VanCleef, Kiryne was arrested and imprisoned in the Stormwind Stockades.​

## Physical Appearance

Kiryne stands at an average human height with a slim, yet athletic physique. She has brown hair and brown eyes. No matter what time of day, Kiryne seems perpetually exhausted - dark shadows under her eyes, a decidedly absent, weary look on her face.

## Personality

After the fall of the Kingdom of Lordaeron, Kiryne has become somewhat of an alcoholic. She holds great disdain to nobility as she blames the crown of Lordaeron for the death of her children and husband. Due to this, Kiryne shares the same hatred for royalty and nobility as the Stonemasons Guild, who she empathized with. This leads to her dark path into becoming a member of the Defias Brotherhood.

## Biography

### Early life

Kiryne Hamilton was born and raised in Lordaeron alongside her brother, Aredin Hamilton. Despite her parents’ aspirations, Kiryne developed an early love for hunting and, inspired in part by her older brother’s military enlistment at age sixteen, a strong interest in a military career of her own. Her parents would actively attempt to dissuade her for several more years, before finally caving to her desires.​

### Adult Life and Marriage

At age sixteen, Kiryne enlisted in Lordaeron’s military. Serving primarily as a foot soldier and scout, little would come from her service for several years. While serving, she met Elias Fletcher, a Gilnean soldier, who would eventually join Lordaeronian ranks. They married, and, two years following her initial enlistment, Kiryne gave birth to twins, Marcus and Lana Fletcher. Both Kiryne and Elias held immense faith in the Light – as such, the family moved north toward Stratholme.

For a time, all seemed great in Kiryne's life until the plague of undeath become to spread across the kingdom. Kiryne was on patrol to investigate necromantic activities in Eastweald when Arthas slaughtered the infected innocents in Stratholme. Aredin, who was present during the culling, informed Kiryne of the gruesome fate that befell her husband and children.

### Defias Brotherhood

Following the Purge of Stratholme and the fall of Lordaeron, Kiryne's remaining family, namely her brother and father, relocated to Stormwind. After a brief imprisonment in the Stockades, Kiryne soon joined the Defias Brotherhood, working her way to the rank of Blackguard over the course of several years. After the death of Edwin VanCleef and the fall of the brotherhood, Kiryne was imprisoned once more.

## Trivia

* The character of Kiryne Hamilton originated on the RP server Wyrmrest Accord US.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Wyrmrest Accord Wiki - Kiryne Hamilton
Scarlet Crusade

"*Can you not see it, brothers and sisters? There is but one way to wipe the Scourge from the face of Azeroth. The Scarlet Crusade offers you the protection that you so desperately desire, and if you will pledge yourselves to us, surely we will reach our ultimate goal. Defy us, and you will be dispatched in a blaze of golden light unlike any you have ever witnessed...*"
—Scarlet Commander Renault Mograine
The **Scarlet Crusade** (also known as the **Scarlet Brotherhood** or simply the **Crusade**) is a fanatical religious sect that evolved from the Knights of the Silver Hand, dedicated to the eradication of the undead from Lordaeron. A major adversary of the Forsaken and Scourge, their name has become synonymous with corruption and extremism. The Scarlet Crusade maintains several bastions throughout the former lands of Lordaeron, namely the Scarlet Monastery, and up until the Shattering - Hearthglen, Tyr's Hand, the fortified Scarlet Bastion of Stratholme, and several smaller camps and scout towers spread throughout the whole area of northern Lordaeron.

It is also the only hierarchy left that originates from the kingdom of Lordaeron after its destruction by the Scourge.
Cut-Throat Gang

The **Cut-Throat Gang** are a violent street gang that initially branched off from the Defias Brotherhood. They are known for their crimes of slitting the throats of Stormwind nobles in dark alleys in the dead of night. Though they are smaller in numbers than the Defias, they are more effective in spreading fear due to their gruesome actions made against the House of Nobles. They are lead by Guinevere Tyler and operate in Cut-Throat Alley in Stormwind City.
Bloodscalp Tribe

The **Bloodscalps** split off from the Gurubashi empire after the defeat of Hakkar the Soulflayer. The various tribes claimed territories in the vast jungles of Stranglethorn Vale but quickly began fighting one another. The Bloodscalp tribe has since settled in the northwest of Stranglethorn. To this day the Bloodscalps fight off all interlopers, including the nearby Skullsplitter tribe, in order to hold onto the land they have taken. Bloodscalps have nothing but contempt for the Darkspear tribe, which is the only tribe of jungle trolls to have joined the Horde.
League of Arathor

"*The League of Arathor has sworn to retake Arathi for humans of Stromgarde and the Alliance. It is a battle hard fought, but a battle worth fighting.*"
—Field Marshal Oslight
The **League of Arathor** was originally established by the survivors of the Kingdom of Stromgarde to reclaim the Arathi Highlands from the hands of the Forsaken Defilers in Hammerfall. Today it is an organization in support of the Alliance, based out of the Arathi Basin in Refuge Pointe. They have taken it upon themselves to help supply the Alliance forces where needed, and their members include all manner of Alliance races - even though they are still predominantly Stromgardian humans.
Saethys Troyellan

Saethys Troyellan

**Saethys D'Anne Troyellan** is a sin'dorei rogue who tends to lurk around in Murder Row in Silvermoon City. There is not much known her past other than that she grew up on the streets with her older brother, Aexorin. It is speculated that during their young adulthood, the Troyellan siblings joined a mysterious assassination guild referred to as "the Family".

## Notes and references

1. ↑ Aexorin Troyellan - Total Roleplay 3
Jeremiah Hegston

Jeremiah Hegston

**Jeremiah Hegston** was a low-ranking knight of Lordaeron who died to the Scourge during the Third War. He was killed after inadvertently consuming plagued grain from Andorhal, becoming but another enslaved zombie in the Scourge's growing army.

Hegston eventually won his freedom from the Lich King along with the rest of his undead brethren, becoming one of the Forsaken. Plagued with the memories of the horrific atrocities he was forced to commit, he wrestles with the reality of his new unlife. Determined to rise above his new station and find balance in the world, he has committed himself to attempting to reclaim and uphold the tenets of honor and chivalry he once held dear, no matter where it leads him.
Kilgol Goretusk

Kilgol Goretusk

**Kilgol Goretusk** is a Blackrock orc warrior who fought during the Second and Third War.

## Biography

### Early life

Born on Draenor in Gorgrond, Kilgol spent his youth learning the ways of the forge, mining in the caves around Gorgrond smelting the blackrock ore to be used as weapons. When he was of age he was also trained in the ways of combat and his father taught him of his family's trade within the clan, crafting of siege weapons. After the Orcs drank the demons blood and made war upon the draenei, Kilgol worked the forges crafting cannons, bombs and other siege weapons to be used while his father fought on the front lines. While his father would cross through the Dark Portal during the First War, Kilgol remained at the home and forges of his clan smelting metal and crafting weapons that would be sent through the supply lines to Azeroth for the Orcish Horde to use.

His father was killed as were many other Orcs during the Second War when they attacked Stormwind, Kilgol decided to leave his home and the forges and fight instead of crafting weapons for the war.

### Arrival to Azeroth

He came to Azeroth during the Second War when Orgrim Doomhammer was leading the Horde and he admired the Warchief for his honor. Kilgol was there when the Horde was defeated at the end of the Second War, when teh human Turalyon captured Ogrim and the Horde splintered and fell apart. He ran on foot from Blackrock Spire eventually making it to the swamps and was found by a human patrol and captured. He was put in a interment camp until Thrall along with Ogrim and Grom Hellscream started freeing the Orcs from the camps.
Eastern Plaguelands

The **Eastern Plaguelands** is the more heavily devastated half of the Plaguelands, the remnants of the Kingdom of Lordaeron. They are located east of the Western Plaguelands, north of the Hinterlands, and south of Quel'thalas.

The Scourge’s rule here is supreme. Their southern capital of Stratholme is here, under the command of the lich, Kel’Thuzad. The ground is brown, ugly, and sick, the trees corrupted into giant mushrooms and the air polluted with orange mist. Undead, necromancers, and Damned cultists prowl the land. The Scarlet Crusade boasts a large army and battles fervently and vainly against the Scourge; outsiders are also unwelcome. Amani forest trolls strike from the north, attempting to reclaim their ancestral empire.

The area is roamed by mutant creatures and soldiers of the Scourge, while members of the Scarlet Crusade fight a constant battle to drive the Scourge out of Stratholme from their Chapel and key base at Tyr's Hand. Only a small camp maintained by the Argent Dawn remains friendly to all, welcoming adventurers that would lend a strong arm or spell. Located at Light's Hope Chapel, this staging area serves as a last bastion of Light in a land blanketed in darkness.
Holy Vanguard

The **Holy Vanguard** is a deployable strike team within the Argent Dawn, specializing in small-scale missions in direct support of the Dawn’s conventional forces across Azeroth. Though recently formed, the vanguard harbors a merciless dedication to the eradication of their adversaries and are quickly establishing a reputation for sheer brutality in combat. Comprised largely of former members of the Scarlet Crusade, the team is a redeeming haven for renegades and defectors, and is rumored to utilize any means or alliances necessary to achieve their objectives.

## Out of Character

With a casual focus on both PvE and RP content, the community is comprised of seasoned roleplayers and raiders who perform effectively in progression content while understanding real-life commitments and responsibilities come first. Our RP style is primarily paragraph to multi-paragraph and is driven by a collaborative combat system. The community values team-oriented players who understand the importance of etiquette in our shared roleplay environment. The guild maintains explicit Guidelines and takes a measured approach to recruitment—this helps reduce drama, prevent toxic behavior, and foster a community built on mutual respect.
Kingdom of Lordaeron

The **Kingdom of Lordaeron** (or the **Lordaeron Empire**) was a human kingdom primarily located along the northern territories of the homonymous continent. Originally an Arathorian city-state, it was an empire by the time of its fall during the Third War.

Ruled by the House of Menethil, the kingdom took part in the birth of the Alliance of Lordaeron shortly before the start of the Second War. The kingdom of Lordaeron spearheaded the Alliance forces during the campaign against the Orcish Horde during the war. Unfortunately, the nation would be almost entirely consumed by the Undead Scourge during the Third War, which occurred fourteen years later.
Eastern Kingdoms

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The **Eastern Kingdoms** is one of the continents which was formed from Azeroth's original single continent following the Great Sundering. It lies to the east of the Great Sea.

The Eastern Kingdoms is actually made up of three sub-continents known as Azeroth, Khaz Modan, and Lordaeron (with some suggesting Quel'Thalas makes up a 4th sub-continent).

At various stages in the history of the game series, the Eastern Kingdoms was referred to as Azeroth, though this usage has been retroactively changed, and that term is now used only to refer to the entire world, or the most southern continent of the eastern kingdoms.

The central Eastern Kingdoms are dominated by the Khaz Mountains and the Redridge Mountains. Both cover several regions.

The Eastern Kingdoms include the regions of Lordaeron, Quel'Thalas, Khaz Modan, and Stormwind. They are the home of the Forsaken, Dwarves, Gnomes, Humans and the few remaining High Elves.

The Eastern Kingdoms is divided into three main areas:

* Lordaeron (fallen human kingdom and primary homeland of the Forsaken)
* Khaz Modan (primary homeland of the dwarves)
* Stormwind (then called Azeroth, primary homeland of humans)
Hearthglen

**Hearthglen** is a town in the northern region of the former Kingdom of Lordaeron, located north of Andorhal in an area now known as the Western Plaguelands. The town (and formerly the region) was controlled from Mardenholde Keep. It is now controlled by the Scarlet Crusade.

Hearthglen was left relatively untouched by the Scourge in the Third War, now appropriated by the Scarlet Crusade who have turned it into a major base of operation. Prior to the transformation of Arthas into a death knight of Ner'zhul, the Prince tracked a shipment of grain infected with the Plague of Undeath to the town of Hearthglen. He, along with soldiers of Lordaeron's army, were able to slay those infected by the shipment before they could spread the disease to the entire town. However, shortly thereafter a large force of Undead laid siege to the town, but Arthas was able to repel the invaders until Uther arrived with reinforcements. Ironically, it was the efforts of the future Lich King that saved Hearthglen and ultimately allowed it to survive to the present as a bastion of the Scarlet Crusade.
Brotherhood of the Horse

The **Brotherhood of the Horse** (aka **Knights of Azeroth** or **Knights of Stormwind**) was the official name of the kingdom of Stormwind's knights before the First War.

The most notable, and only known, member of the Brotherhood was Anduin Lothar, who became a knight and rose to the position of Armsman. They were well respected throughout the realm, and the tales of their fighting prowess were known far and wide.

Prior to the beginning of the First War, the orcish forces who came through the Dark Portal easily slaughtered the human peasants they encountered. They met their first real opposition in the knights of Stormwind, who defeated the unprepared troops of the Twilight's Hammer clan and the Bleeding Hollow clan during the first siege of Stormwind Keep. The knights then rallied the remaining soldiers to temporarily push the orcs back to the Black Morass, where the orcs escaped by hiding in the Swamp of Sorrows.

Toward the end of the conflict, Orgrim Doomhammer specifically targeted an encampment near the center of the human lands where knights and other soldiers were sent to train. Most of the knights were killed fighting in the last battles of the war, but took many orcs with them.

## External links and references

1. ↑  Wowpedia - Brotherhood of the Horse
Nagrand

**Nagrand** [nəˈɡrɑːnd] ("**Land of Winds**" in orcish) is a zone located in Outland. It lies south of Zangarmarsh, west of Terokkar Forest, and southwest of Hellfire Peninsula. It is the last remaining unscarred region of Outland.

## History

Nagrand was a land that was extremely sacred to the orcs, being the meeting grounds of the orcish people, where the Kosh'harg celebrations were held twice every year. The clans would assemble at the base of their sacred mountain, Oshu'gun, and give thanks to the spirits.

The land was home to the Warsong Clan, one of the most spartan of the orcish clans who rode their wolves into battle and spoke in the language of clashing axes and the fury of battle. They shared the region with the Burning Blade Clan, and the mortal enemy of the orcs; the ogres of the Gorian Empire. In fact, the empire ruled out of the city of Highmaul in the west of the region.

During the war against the draenei, Prophet Velen and a retinue of priests made their way to Oshu'gun — the vessel that brought them to Draenor — where they were taken prisoner by Durotan and the Frostwolf clan, and eventually released (Durotan's reasoning being that the draenei allowed themselves to be taken prisoner, therefore there was no honor in holding them). When the elements abandoned the orcish people, it was here — again, in the shadow of Oshu'gun — that Gul'dan introduced the orcish people to warlock magics. Today the Mag'har, the orcs who did not partake of the blood of Mannoroth and cut themselves off from the other corrupted clans, make their home here, as do the Kurenai, Broken draenei seeking to find their destiny.

Nagrand was one of the first locations to show the signs of corruption from released fel magics including desiccation by long droughts, fertile soil turned to dust and sand that would not hold grasses or crops, and the acrid odor similar to something burning. However, having largely escaped the severity of corruption seen elsewhere in the world, it became known as mag'har, "uncorrupted". It remained one of the few places in the world (along with Farahlon and portions of Terokkar Forest) that looked largely as they did before the corruption of the world.
Nidarion Reeves

Nidarion Reeves

Born as the oldest son of a prominent family in Stormwind, Nidarion was put on the path to become an acolyte of the Brotherhood of Northshire. However, he has since been slacking in his studies, showing a defiant attitude towards the abbots and being rather interested into a forbidden wing of the Abbey's library...

## Abilities

Having lived a sheltered life as the heir of an aristocrat, he does not have any particular fighting abilities. However, he was trained to use a sword during his childhood as most nobles do. A skill gone rusty over the years now.
Scarlet Monastery

The **Scarlet Monastery** is one of the last strongholds in the world belonging to the fanatical Scarlet Crusade. Located in the northeast corner of the blighted Tirisfal Glades, the Scarlet Monastery was once a cathedral to the Light, taken over by zealots.

The Monastery was once a proud bastion of Lordaeron's priesthood - a center for learning and enlightenment. With the rise of the undead Scourge during the Third War, the peaceful Monastery was converted into a stronghold of the fanatical Scarlet Crusade. The Crusaders are intolerant of all non-human races, regardless of alliance or affiliation. They believe that any and all outsiders are potential carriers of the undead plague - and must be destroyed. Reports indicate that adventurers who enter the monastery are forced to contend with Scarlet Commander Mograine - who commands a large garrison of fanatically devoted warriors. However, the monastery's true master is High Inquisitor Whitemane - a fearsome priestess who possesses the ability to resurrect fallen warriors to do battle in her name.

## External links and references

1. ↑  Wowpedia - Scarlet Monastery
2. ↑ From Blizzard's Official World Dungeons site
Cairne Bloodhoof

Cairne Bloodhoof

"*I am Cairne, chief of the Bloodhoof Tauren.*"
—Cairne Bloodhoof
**Cairne Bloodhoof** is the High Chieftain of the united tribes of the tauren, chieftain of the Bloodhoof tribe, and the leader of Thunder Bluff. Cairne allied himself with the Orcs after they saved his tribe from near extinction at the hands of marauding Centaur. This alliance soon grew into genuine respect and friendship, as Cairne grew more and more impressed with the Orcs valor and savagery on the battlefield. Under Cairne, the tauren became an official part of the Horde.

Cairne also recognized that the nomadic traditions of Tauren society were a danger to the survival of the people. There were few Tauren, and their wandering lifestyle meant that they would be vulnerable to attacks by Centaur, Quillboar and other races. With the Horde's help, Cairne secured the grasslands of Mulgore as a permanent home for the Tauren, and constructed their first city high atop Thunder Bluff.
Kingdom of Stormwind

**Secondary Leaders**
House of Nobles
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 **Capital**
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Lakeshire
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Raven Hill
 **Allegiance**

**Formerly** | Alliance

The **Kingdom of Stormwind** (also called **Kingdom of Azeroth**) is a human kingdom controlling much of the southern continent of Azeroth, from Elwynn Forest and Westfall to Duskwood and the Redridge Mountains. Originally settled by descendants of the Arathi, Stormwind flourished until the First War when it was conquered and laid waste by the Orcish Horde. The survivors of that conflict, led by Anduin Lothar, sought refuge in Lordaeron, but were able to reclaim their homeland at the end of the Second War with the aid of the Alliance of Lordaeron. Since the fall of the kingdom of Lordaeron during the Third War, the kingdom of Stormwind has become the strongest bastion of humanity and the most powerful force in the Alliance.

Stormwind is ruled by the House of Wrynn from their court at Stormwind Keep. The throne is presently occupied by King Anduin Wrynn, succeeding his father King Varian Wrynn who went missing under suspicious circumstances while en route to a diplomatic summit to Theramore Isle.
Galen Trollbane

Galen Trollbane

Prince **Galen Trollbane** is the current ruler of the human Kingdom of Stromgarde. As son of King Thoras Trollbane, Galen took leadership of Stromgarde following his father's assassination shortly after the Third War. Not long after his father's death, Stromgarde came under siege by forces of the Syndicate and Boulderfist ogres. Despite being the kingdom's de-facto ruler, Galen was not crowned because of the unstable situation in the country and still holds the title of prince.

The Syndicate and Boulderfist won several victories against the weakened kingdom, and managed to occupy much of its terrain, including most of the capital city. Galen took the command of the forces of Stromgarde and has since been desperately trying to retake the ancient, now ruined lands of his people. Recognizing the vastly changed circumstances since his father's time and also acknowledging the incredible odds he faced, Galen agreed to rejoin the Alliance.
Ahnarin Sunvale

Ahnarin Sunvale

"*I seek a future where the words "Dead Scar" and "Ghostlands" are no longer relevant. I seek a future out in Outland, all while not letting go of the roots we've built here in Quel'thalas.* "
—Ahnarin Sunvale
**Ahnarin Sunvale** is a sin'dorei Ranger-Lieutenant of the Farstriders and the Lord of the House of Sunvale.

## Physical Appearance

Ahnarin is a tall, athletic blood elf with long red hair, fel-green eyes, and fair skin.
Loch Modan

**Loch Modan** is a large area east of Dun Morogh, situated in eastern Khaz Modan. It is known for its temperate climate, abandoned archaeological dig site and the huge lake from which the region takes its name. The gray and rugged mountains rise up on all sides around the loch, and the hills are lightly wooded with pine and birch. The loch is held in place by the Stonewrought Dam, an architectural wonder of no equal on Azeroth.

Loch Modan is heavily populated by hostile troggs, unearthed from caves below ground by the dwarven digs. They have since settled in the surrounding mountainous area and built crude camps and caves from which to strike at passing travelers. Other dangers include dangerous wildlife, aggressive kobolds, and the powerful ogres of the Mo'grosh Stronghold.
Draenor

**Draenor**, [ˈdɹænɔɹ] called **Dawgar** ("the Known Earth") by the ogres and **Rakshar** ("the Sunstone") by the arakkoa, was the homeworld of the orcish race and the last refuge of the draenei before their arrival on Azeroth. It was a large, fertile world dominated by vast plains, dense forests, and lush swamps. Besides the orcs and draenei it was originally home to many other intelligent humanoid races, including the ancient, bird-like arakkoa; the mighty ogres and their brutal gronn masters; and the aggressive tree-men known as botani.

Due to the corruption of fel, during the last days of its life, Draenor was referred to as the **Red World**. When the orc shaman Ner'zhul recklessly opened dimensional portals to find new worlds to conquer, Draenor was torn apart and believed completely lost. However, a large fragment of the world remained intact. That fragment is known today as Outland.
Menethil Harbor

**Menethil Harbor** (men-a-thill) is a dwarven port town on the western shore of the Wetlands, on a small island. It has a boat that sails to Theramore Isle in Dustwallow Marsh, on the continent of Kalimdor. Within the city are many vendors; a First Aid trainer, the Deepwater Tavern, and a gryphon flight master. Besides the keep there is also a blacksmith and an inn.

Menethil is a rough place that plays host to sailors, travelers, smugglers, and pirates. Except for the bridge, the only other ways of entering the town is by sea or by a secret underground path leading from the town to the mainland.
Magni Bronzebeard

Magni Bronzebeard

"*What do you seek within the mountain?*"
—Magni Bronzebeard

King **Magni Bronzebeard** is the ruler of the dwarven kingdom of Khaz Modan, Thane of Ironforge and head of the Bronzebeard clan.

The eldest of the three Bronzebeard brothers, Magni was destined to be the king under the mountain. Strong of arm and keen of mind, Magni loved his two brothers above all else in the world. During the recent fall of Lordaeron, his middle brother, Muradin, was killed by the death knight Prince Arthas. Magni was overcome with grief at the news of Muradin’s demise, but he and the youngest brother, Brann, remained steadfast in their desire to continue serving the dwarven people. Brann, an explorer of some renown, went missing only months ago, and King
Magni has lost hope that Brann still lives.

Though he remains a wise and strong leader, his pain and sorrow weigh heavily upon him. Many dwarves wonder whether the kingdom will ever see another Bronzebeard sitting on the High Throne of Ironforge.

## External links and references

1. ↑  Wowpedia - Magni Bronzebeard
2. ↑ Excerpt from the World of Warcraft Game Manual
House of Sunvale

## House Sunvale

**House of Sunvale**, or **House Sunvale**, is a noble sin'dorei house that has existed for generations at the time of the Burning Crusade, one of the few still standing and had as little casualties as it suffered.

Situated in the mountain ranges of Sunstrider Isle, The Sunvale Family took the five years it had been since the fall of Quel'Thalas to regroup and collect their strength. Many have served the House over the years.

House Sunvale is currently under the leadership of Lord Ahnarin Sunvale.
Cenarion Circle

The **Cenarion Circle** (or simply the **Circle**) is a harmonious order that guides and keeps watch over the world's druids and their practices. is an organization of Druids (both Tauren and Night Elf) named after Cenarius, dedicated to protecting nature and restoring the damage done to it by malevolent forces. They have many posts, but their main home is the town of Nighthaven in Moonglade.
Fandral Staghelm

Fandral Staghelm

**Fandral Staghelm** is the current Archdruid of the Kaldorei.

Archdruid Fandral was one of Malfurion Stormrage's top lieutenants, and trained many of the newest generation of druids of the wild. His hot temperament has sometimes clashed with the more restrained Malfurion. Fandral believes that the future of the Night Elves demands more expansionism and military planning. His radical beliefs and aggressive demeanor often lead him to quarrel with Tyrande, the official head of the Night elf government.
House of Wrynn

The **House of Wrynn**, also known simply as **House Wrynn** or the **Wrynn Dynasty**, is the ruling house of the Kingdom of Stormwind.

## History

The kingdom of Stormwind was originally founded 1,200 years before the First War by the descendants of the Arathi bloodline, who had migrated south from the nation of Arathor. Traveling past the rocky mountains of Khaz Modan, their journey finally ended after many long seasons, and they settled in the northern region of the continent they would name Azeroth. In a fertile valley they founded the kingdom of Stormwind, which quickly became a self-sufficient power in its own right. It had a long and prosperous history, with the king served loyally by the knights of the Brotherhood of the Horse and the clerics of the Holy Order of Northshire Clerics. Secretive conjurers also served the kingdom, and as such Stormwind Keep had its own court conjurer.

The constant bickering and infighting that marred the rules of the former kings of Arathor had no place in the court of Wrynn, and all had been peaceful for many generations in the kingdom until the Gnoll War. King Barathen Wrynn ended the conflict by scattering the unified gnoll packs and bringing back peace, solidifying the rule of the Wrynn dynasty over the entire kingdom.

The family survived the First War, but were not restored to the throne of the kingdom until after the end of the Second War. The kingdom was renamed Stormwind after the Third War. The Wrynns had minimal ties to other houses, though their friendship with the House of Menethil (the ruling house of Lordaeron) prior to its destruction at the start of the Third War is well-documented. The House of Wrynn remains in control of Stormwind, although Anduin (who was acting king after his father's disappearance) ruled through co-regents for a time.

Barathen "Adamant" Wrynn died during the Gurubashi War. King Llane Wrynn was assassinated by Garona Halforcen at the end of the First War. Tiffin was killed by a rock thrown at her head in a riot by the Stormwind-based Stonemasons Guild (which would eventually become the Defias Brotherhood). When the Burning Legion's third invasion came to Azeroth, Varian led the assault at the Broken Shore along with Sylvanas Windrunner. Varian was killed during the battle and his son Anduin became the new ruler of Stormwind.
Moonglade

The **Moonglade** (also spelled **Moonglades** and **Moon Glade**) is a vale in Northern Kalimdor that serves as a haven for druids, and is also the home of the Cenarion Circle. Here, tauren and night elves coexist peacefully, united by their reverence for the spirit of nature. Conflict between the races in Moonglade is not tolerated by the Moonglade Wardens stationed throughout the main town of Nighthaven, who will respond to any violence initiated against individuals with a favorable reputation with the Circle.

Moonglade's reflection within the Emerald Dream is the most sacred place in the entire realm. The Rift of Aln is located here in Lake Elune'ara's place.
Raylen Litharov

Raylen Litharov

"*We made a deal with the devil and we were thrown out of our homes and chastised for it. But those who laid waste to our home now live in ruin in a fractured alliance. Now is the time to strike back!*"
—Raylen Litharov

**Raylen Armaunt Litharov IV** (born August 18th, 20 BDP) is an Alteraci noble and a high-ranking member of the Syndicate who leads his own branch within the criminal organization. He is the Lord of the defunct House of Litharov, and the father of Syndicate assassins Renova and Calyniss Litharov.

## Physical Appearance

Raylen is a burly man with short brown hair and beard. His eyes are bright green. Like many members of the Syndicate, He is usually seen wearing an orange bandana that was repurposed from an old Alterac flag.

## Personality

Raylen is abusive, ruthless, controlling and brutal. He lacks almost any form of empathy for the lives of his subordinates who are often sent to their deaths in his attempt on destroying the Ravenholdts and the other human nations of Azeroth. This lack of empathy even extended to his own daughters, Renova and Calyniss, who were robbed of their childhood by Raylen's manipulation into becoming trained assassins for the Syndicate. He has a firm belief that the end justifies the means.

## Trivia

* The character originated on Wyrmrest Accord US as Ralyn Litharion, an exiled Alteraci noble who worked with Archelus Wyrmfrost and the Remnants of Lordaeron.
Orgrim Doomhammer

Orgrim Doomhammer

"*I rule the Horde now, Gul'dan. Not you, not your warlocks. Doomhammer alone. And there will be no more dishonor. No more treachery. No more deceit and lies!*"
—Orgrim to Gul'dan after the First War
**Orgrim Doomhammer** was the Warchief of the Old Horde and Chieftain of the Blackrock clan during the end of the First War and the entirety of the Second War. The orcish capital of Orgrimmar and the Horde-controlled town of Hammerfall in the Arathi Highlands are named in his honor. He was also known as the Backstabber by loyalists of Gul'dan and Blackhand.
N.W.A. World Six-Man Tag Team Championship

The N.W.A. World Six Man Tag Team Championship was a Professional Wrestling Tag Team Championship fought for and defended in the National Wrestling Alliance.

Originally promoted in the N.W.A. Mid-America territory as the N.W.A. Six-Man Tag Team Championship between 1974 - 1980 it was brought back as the N.W.A. World Six-Man Tag Team Championship by Jim Crocket Promotions in 1984 until retiring them in 1989. It was brought back one last time by N.W.A. 2000 in 1998 but it didn't last the year.

There have been 27 different teams and 52 different wrestlers spanning 31 reigns

The Final champions were The Misfits who won the championship at a Live Event and held them until their third retirement.

## Records

### Most Reigns as a Team

Dusty Rhodes & The Road Warriors, The Russian Team, Jackie Fargo, George Gulas & Dennis Hall and Tojo Yamamoto, George Gulas and Tommy Rich, all hold the record at two reigns

### Longest Reign as a Team

Dusty Rhodes and The Road Warriors hold the record at 646 Days

### Combined Days as a Team

Dusty Rhodes and The Road Warriors hold the record at 754 Days

### Most Reigns as a Single Wrestler

George Gulas holds the record at 12 Reigns

### Combined Days as a Single Wrestler

George Gulas holds the record at 1000 Days
Adamant

**This article is a disambiguation page for Adamant**

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Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

* Barathen Wrynn III - also known as "Barathen the Adamant"
* *Adamant* (Vessel)
Crovok Hollowtooth

Crovok Hollowtooth

**Crovok Hollowtooth** is a Blackrock orc shaman who seeks to uphold the balance of the elements and fight in the name of the Horde.

## Biography

Born into the Blackrock Clan, shortly before the Orcs’ arrival on Azeroth, Crovok Hollowtooth’s young and formative years were marred and shaped by the chaos of the First and Second Wars, and then subsequent imprisonment in the internment camp that would later be known as ‘Hammerfall’. With only his lethargic mother to guide him, bitterness and a feeling of helplessness embedded itself in the young orc’s heart. That is, until the day of liberation finally came at the hands of Orgrim Doomhammer and Thrall.

Emboldened, and eager to see his people’s sense of pride and honor restored, Crovok was quick to join the ranks of the newfound Horde. Serving as a grunt throughout the Third War, the young orc was shocked not only to discover his own fledgling connection to the elements while on the slopes of Mount Hyjal, but struggled to come to terms with the idea of his people allying with humans, even if temporarily. It was in the aftermath of the Third War, during the founding of Durotar, that the hatred within Crovok’s heart began to ebb, replaced with a feeling of uncertainty now that the prospect of lasting peace between the humans and orcs appeared to be possible.

Now, as the call to arms is sounded, Crovok has fully donned the mantle of Shaman, seeking to uphold the balance of the elements, quell his doubts, and fight in the name of the Horde.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Crovok Hollowtooth - Total Roleplay 3
Cult of the Damned

The **Cult of the Damned** was formed during the opening hours of the Third War, during which the Scourge was working to establish its foothold on Lordaeron. The Scourge, under command of the Lich King, was to weaken the world of Azeroth in preparation for the arrival of the Burning Legion, whose mission was (and remains still) to destroy all life and order in the Universe. The wretched Lich King, during the time of the Third War, was yet an unwilling servant of the Legion. Even so, he commanded his minions telepathically from the confines of his prison-throne. Reaching out with his mind, he contacted many men, orcs, and elves who already held in their hearts a lust for power.

Most prominent among these sinister few was a powerful Archmagus called Kel'thuzad, member of the ruling council of the Kirin Tor in Dalaran. Though he served the light, Kel'thuzad held in his mind a facination for the sinister ways of the Dark Arts. In men, it is known that the mind can oftentimes deceive the soul...

Using the powers at his disposal, the charismatic Archmagus-turned-Necromancer formed the Cult of the Damned, whose sole purpose was to serve the will of the Lich King. Luring disenfranchised peasants and workers into the Cult's service through the promise of social equality and immortality, Kel'thuzad undermined Lordaeron's defenses by utilizing his peasant workforce to spread the insidious Plague of Undeath. Contained within Plague cauldrons throughout the region, the Plague transformed many of the nation's citizens into undead creatures under the control of the Lich King. Eventually, Lordaeron fell to the Scourge, betrayed by many of its own people who were in the service of the Lich King.

Not long after, as the Burning Legion was defeated upon the summit of Mount Hyjal, the Lich King earned his freedom from the Legion, and regained his control over the Scourge. Today, the Cult of the Damned continues to help fulfill the will of the Lich King throughout the world, undermining both the Alliance and the Horde races whenever possible, doing what they can to turn more races to war amongst themselves. After all, for every human or orc who falls on the battlefield, the Scourge gains another potential recruit.
Kingdom of Gilneas

**Secondary Leaders**
 **Government**
 **Capital**
 **Major settlements**
Keel Harbor
Stormglen Village
 **Minor settlements**
Tempest's Reach
Emberstone Village
Hayward Fishery
Pyrewood Village (formerly)
 **Allegiance**

**Formerly** | None

"*Damn the orcs, damn the Alliance, and damn you! The last thing Gilneas needs is sponges from other nations drawing from our resources, Dalaran wizards meddling with our affairs, and someone else's enemies killing our soldiers! Gilneas is its own nation and it always will be. This is the last time I'll ever talk to you, Terenas, so I hope you were listening!*"
—King Genn Greymane's last known speech presumably at one of the Alliance councils.
The **Kingdom of Gilneas** (pronounced "Gil-NEIGH-uhs"), or the **Gilnean kingdom**, is one of the seven human kingdoms and is located in the peninsula of Gilneas, situated southwest of Silverpine Forest on the continent of Lordaeron. It is ruled by King Genn Greymane of the Greymane family.

Some time after the Second War, Greymane constructed the Greymane Wall — an enormous stone barrier that now separates Gilneas from Lordaeron. Attempting to forever remove his nation from what he considered "other people's troubles", he barricaded the majority of Gilneas behind the Wall. No one, not even other humans are allowed to enter Gilneas. The lands of Lord Darius Crowley including Pyrewood Village and Ambermill are notably separated from their liege and nation by the Wall, effectively ceding to Lordaeron. The status of Gilneas is currently unclear to the outside world.
Lich King

Lich King

"*All that I am: anger, cruelty, vengeance - I bestow upon you, my chosen knight. I have granted you immortality so that you may herald in a new, dark age for the Scourge. Gaze now upon the lands below us. The Scarlet Crusade scurries to undo my work, while Light's Hope stands defiantly against us - a blemish upon these Plaguelands. They must all be shown the price of their defiance. You will become my force of retribution. Where you tread, doom will follow. Go now and claim your destiny, death knight.*"
—The Lich King

The **Lich King** is the master and lord of the Scourge which he ruled telepathically through the Helm of Domination from his Frozen Throne atop Icecrown Citadel.

Kil'jaeden the Deceiver created the original Lich King from the spirit of the orc shaman Ner'zhul for the purpose of raising an undead army to weaken Azeroth in preparation for the Burning Legion's invasion. Initially trapped within the Frozen Throne with Frostmourne, the Lich King eventually betrayed Kil'jaeden and merged with the human Arthas Menethil.
Amarlei Silverhawk

Amarlei Silverhawk

**Amarlei Silverhawk** is a sin'dorei Farstrider scout and the Lady of the House of Silverhawk.

She is the daughter of Lord Sydric Silverhawk, the patriarch of the House of Silverhawk and an adept mage who had mysteriously gone missing. Since her father's disappearance, the house was left in shambles and Amarlei struggled in her newfound position as the leader of the noble house. In order to keep the other noble members happy, Amarlei agreed to keep a low profile, hoping that her father will one day return and reclaim his position as the Lord of the House of Silverhawk.

Signing up for the Farstriders, Amarlei now prioritizes her duties as a scout as well as her hobbies in engineering and mining.

## Physical appearance

Amarlei has dark hair and well-tanned skin which helps her hide in shadows. Her emerald eyes are often hidden by her goggles or a hood.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Amarlei Silverhawk - Total Roleplay 3
House of Menethil

The **House of Menethil**, or **Menethil Dynasty**, was the ruling line of the Kingdom of Lordaeron prior to the nation's destruction and the murder of King Terenas Menethil II by his son, Prince Arthas at the start of the Third War. The house was known for their kindness to the Wrynns during the Second War, when the Horde ruled over the lands of Stormwind. The Menethils ruled for many decades, with Terenas' reign alone lasting 50 years.

Terenas's grandfather is said to have had successful negotiations with the elves of Quel'Thalas over the borders there for his northern vassals.
Dun Morogh

**Dun Morogh** (pronounced Dunn Mohr-OH) is a snowy region located between the magma-strewn wasteland of the Searing Gorge to the south, the gentle ridges of Loch Modan to the east, and the swampy Wetlands to the north. Dun Morogh is home to both the gnomes of Gnomeregan and the Ironforge dwarves and is the location of the major city of Ironforge. Mountains surround Dun Morogh on all sides, making it accessible only by certain passes that are currently watched over by dwarven troops.
Burning Legion

The **Burning Legion** (simply the **Legion**, occasionally referred to as the **Legion Forces**, the **Burning Shadow**, or the **Great Burning Shadow**, and the **infinite army**) is a vast, innumerable army of demons and corrupted races who seek to destroy all life. Sargeras created it with the purpose of destroying all world-souls in the universe in order to prevent the void lords from corrupting them, which would lead to the birth of a dark titan, a being of unspeakable evil that would utterly annihilate and consume the universe.

The Legion is responsible for the annihilation of countless species and some entire planets across the Great Dark Beyond, and it transcends all universes destroying their possible worlds in the grand Crusade. Much of Azeroth's history — including the First, Second, and Third War — was due to the Legion's influence. It can be said that the Legion is Azeroth's nemesis, since it caused the Great Sundering of Kalimdor, corrupted the orcs and sent them to invade Azeroth, created the Lich King, and was the source of most of Azeroth's scars. Finally, it should be noted that Azeroth is the only known planet that the Legion has ever failed to conquer.
Kirin Tor

The **Kirin Tor** (sometimes spelled **Kirin-Tor**), also known as the **Wizard Council of Dalaran**, or the **Magus Senate of Dalaran**, is an elite cadre of the most powerful wizards in the known world, and the ruling conclaveof magi that leads the magical nation of Dalaran, one of the seven human kingdoms.

Currently, the remaining members of the Kirin Tor strive to rebuild their once-magnificent capital following its destruction by Archimonde.
Arathi Highlands

The **Arathi Highlands** (pronounced Ah-RATH-ee, also known as **Arathor**, or simply **Arathi**, and the **Highlands**) are a region located in southeastern Lordaeron: east of Hillsbrad Foothills and south of the Hinterlands. Traditionally, it has served as home to the humans of Arathor, who gave the region its name. The main hubs of activity are now Refuge Pointe and Hammerfall, which function as bases for Alliance and Horde respectively. The city of Stromgarde, located in the southwest, fell into disrepair following the Third War.