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Western Plaguelands

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*WIP as I start adapting this from Wowpedia.*

The **Western Plaguelands** (also known as the Western Province) are located in northern Lordaeron, wedged between Tirisfal Glades to the west, the Eastern Plaguelands to the east, and the Alterac Mountains to the south. It is a reclaimed portion of the tainted lands of the former kingdom of Lordaeron, predominately held by the Argent Crusade, though the land is still haunted by the remnants of the Undead Scourge. The plague covering the region was mostly dispelled, thanks to the efforts of the Cenarion Circle, and life starts to wake up once again, but the war still rages in such places as Andorhal and Gahrron's Withering.

The largest Scourge holding here is Caer Darrow, beneath which is an underground complex housing the undead’s Scholomance. The Argent Crusade is based in their leader's home town, Hearthglen, which was reclaimed from the hands of now fallen Scarlet Crusade. One of the most notable places in this region is Uther's Tomb, a consecrated monument to the fallen hero Uther the Lightbringer

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## History

The area now called the Western Plaguelands was a beautiful forested farmland to the east of the Capital City of Lordaeron. It was the lush eastern belt of the Tirisfal Glades stretching from Lordaeron in the west to the Darrowmere Forest to the east. The town of Hearthglen was the seat of the regional administration, while the town of Andorhal was the center of grain distribution in the Kingdom of Lordaeron's northern provinces.

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Knowing that the quickest way to spread the Plague of Undeath would be via the grain exported from Andorhal, the necromancer Kel'thuzad and his Cult of the Damned infected the grain with the Plague, and set up four massive plague cauldrons in the fields of the area's four largest farmsteads. As Lordaeron collapsed, the farmlands and the forests began to die. The trees in the Plaguelands pulsate with tumor-like growths, and the needles of the pines are a sickly brown. With the Kingdom collapsed, the Scarlet Crusade attempted to salvage what little of their lands remained, taking possession of Mardenholde Keep in Hearthglen as a regional headquarters. Some time later after the fall of the Scarlet Crusade and the war in Outland, the fight against the Scourge was brought to Northrend and victory claimed by the Ashen Verdict, the town of Hearthglen was reclaimed by it's former lord and the leader of Argent Crusade, Tirion Fordring; it now serves as a main base of operations and training ground for the Argent Crusaders in Lordaeron.

Despite being where the Plague took hold in Lordaeron, the Western Plaguelands were in surprisingly better condition (though still quite dead) than the Eastern Plaguelands. It may be one of the factors that helped Cenarion Circle nurse majority of this land to its former state.

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Troy Reynolds

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Charles Reynolds (Son)
Megan Reynolds (Daughter)
Stephon Reynolds (Son)
James Reynolds (Son)
Jessica Reynolds (Daughter)
Creg Reynolds (Son)
Karen Reynolds (Daughter)

Troy Reynolds was a blacksmith in the town of Sherfield in the Hillsbrad Foothills. He married Monica Shayfield when he was eighteen years of age. When he was twenty five he had his first child with his wife, Charles Reynolds over the next few years he had six more children. He passed away in the early months of the year 597 K.C.

Troy was a child to Janus Reynolds and Alia Reynolds, and was the youngest child of five.
Thomas Levente

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**Thomas Levente** is the Bishop of Myrewood, and has held the position since the mysterious disappearance of his cousin, Janos Levente, former Bishop of Myrewood.

## Physical Description

Tall and broad-shouldered, he appears to be as fit as some men decades his junior. Always clean-shaven and immaculately well-groomed, his handsome features and dignified appearance give him an air of nobility.

His robes are always neatly pressed, perfectly tailored, and made of the very finest cloth available. He wears no jewelery, save for a simple ring of gold, intricately engraved with the Seal of Myrewood Abbey and worn on the little finger of his right hand.

## Background

Born Thomas Martin Levente, he is the second son of Count Darius Levente, and cousin to the former Bishop of Myrewood, Janos Levente. He began his education in the Light at the age of ten, and has served the Church in many positions since his ordination at the age of twenty four.

## Bishop of Myrewood

After the disappearance of his cousin in September, he was appointed the next Bishop of Myrewood. Many believe this was done at the behest of the Dowager Countess of Myrewood, whose family built Myrewood Abbey centuries ago.

The Bishop of Myrewood is a titular Bishop, in that Myrewood has not been its own diocese for more than a century. While he is still considered to be the leader of Myrewood Abbey's congregation, he answers to the Bishops of the diocese of Stormwind, and possesses no authority outside Myrewood.

Not unlike his predecessor, he is rumored to have used his past positions to increase his personal wealth, and to support two children by a former mistress.

## Trivia

* At forty four years old, he is the youngest Bishop of Myrewood in history.
* He served in the Alliance Vanguard in Northrend, and saw a great deal of combat.
* He was ordained at the age of twenty four, and has served the Church of the Holy Light in numerous capacities ever since.
Ravensdale

**File:Hastings Hall.jpg** **Ravensdale** is an 18,000 acre estate in Gilneas, comprised of a small village, six farms, a hunting lodge, and thirty rental cottages. Hastings Hall is the ancestral seat of the Earls of Ravensdale, and until it was damaged during the forsaken invasion of Gilneas, Hastings Hall was home to three branches of the Hastings family, Reston the Butler, four Footmen, three Lady's Maids, a Chef, and a team of twenty house servants. Until recent years, the estate derived much of its income from its six tenant farmers, and thirty rental cottages. The entire Northern half of the estate is dense woodland, perfect for hunting.
Stromgarde City

Lord Falconcrest (Syndicate)
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Alterac Syndicate
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**Stromgarde City** is the capital of the Kingdom of Stromgarde. The city was renamed from Strom following the splintering of the Kingdom of Arathor. Following the death of Thoras Trollbane and the rise of the Syndicate, the city and the surrounding areas have fallen in dark times. Ogres have overrun the mage district and the Tower of Arathor while the Syndicate, under Lord Falconcrest, have taken the keep and the eastern district. Meanwhile, the forces of Stromgarde under Thoras' son Galen have held onto the north-western part and the Sanctum.

## History

### Construction

The city of Strom was built by the Arathi tribe of humans in the midst of the Troll Wars. It was the center of the Arathorian Empire for many years after the end of the wars until the splintering of the other kingdoms. Those who remained renamed the city to Stromgarde.

### The Great Wars

By the time of the Second War, Stromgarde was now a harbor city

   and controlled the Arathi Highlands and the island of Tol Barad, and was one of the most powerful kingdoms. Led by King Thoras Trollbane, they were close allies with Lordaeron and were one of the first to join the Alliance of Lordaeron. The armies of Stromgarde were very prominent during the wars, half of it sent to the front with the rest preventing an orcish invasion through Khaz Modan.

They were the first to be suspicious of Alterac, and after sending a small force to investigate, discovered that Perenolde let the orcs through some unguarded mountain passes. After killing the orcs, Thoras' men stayed there in order to prevent more orcs from going through.

Following the end of the war, Thoras asked that the eastern portion of the Kingdom of Alterac be annexed to Stromgarde for their efforts in the war, and left the Alliance following Terenas' refusal to execute the orcs.

### Recent Days

   During the Third War, they managed to prevent the Scourge from ravaging their lands, and sent the Stromgarde Brigade with Lady Jaina Proudmoore and the Human Expedition to Kalimdor. However, Thoras Trollbane was mysteriously assassinated, and the city came under siege by the Alterac Syndicate and the Boulderfist Clan of ogres, who now occupy the city. With Galen Trollbane's death and ressurection at the hands of the Forsaken, the future of the city remains unknown.
Olren Thald

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Aelrid (Baby Gryphon)

 **Olren Thald** is a Wildhammer Shaman, Windrider, and Warbrand. The youngest of three, Olren aspires to be among the greatest of wind riders: a windwarrior. Due to this, he pools much of his efforts into the martial portion of his shamanistic training. He's spent most of his years tending to his gryphon, Bianca, whom he fostered from a hatchling.

Olren is known amongst his kin as **the Dragonslayer**, largely due to his time spent fighting the Dragonmaw Orcs and his count of dragon kills. He has confirmed five kills and claims up to twelve.

## Companions

### Bianca

First and foremost of his two companions is Bianca. Bianca is a grand gryphon and has been Olren's companion since Olren was a small child.

Bianca was only a few days old when Olren found her in t he wilds alone. The hatchling's mother and sibling hatchlings were found dead around the next that Bianca was in. When he came on the nest, the young Dwarf determined that the Dragonmaw raided and killed all the living creatures in the next, save for Bianca. Olren felt a large amount of sympathy towards Bianca, as his own Gryphon companion was killed during a bold Dragonmaw raid.

The young Dwarf nursed the hatcling and ensured its survival and growth over the next few months. When the gryphon breederstold Olren that it was time to allow Bianca back into the wilds. Though it was tearful separation, it was a short one; Bianca felt too attched to her savior, thus return only hours later.

The next few years Olren and Bianca grew together. It was because of Bianca that Olren began to take his shamanistic training more serious, as the attachment felt between Olren and his companion was that of windrider and his mount. When it came time for Olren and Bianca to start flight training, their first few flights were hazardous and many doubted that they would couple in flight. However, they were both determined to prove everyone wrong.

Bianca and Olren served in the Second War and killed their first drake. Since then, Olren and Bianca have specialized in aerial combat, specifically fighting dragons, in order to combat the Dragonmaw Clan. They have claimed over twelve kills, but only five have been confirmed.

### Aelrid

Bianca's one and only hatchling, just recently born within the last few months. He cannot yet fly, but spends most of his time at Aerie Peak with the gryphon breeders.
Uncharted Sea

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**The Uncharted Seas** is the reference to large bodies of water which lie directly south of Pandaria. As the name suggests, the waters are unexplored and few know anything solid as to what may lie beyond, though some cartographers speculate that there may be large, frozen wasteland similar to Northrend located within.
Gnomish Civil War

The **Gnomish Civil War** was a devastating conflict fought between the Mekkatorque Loyalists and the rebellious Leper gnome army of Sicco Thermaplugg. Precipitated by a power struggle between the High-Tinker and his advisor, the Civil War took place during the efforts to contain the Trogg Invasion of Gnomeregan and began shortly after the conclusion of the Third War. While officially concluded with the assassination of Thermaplugg, the war still continues with bitter and difficult tunnel-fighting in the city itself. While a Loyalist victory is all but assured, it is many months - if not years - from being achieved.
Illyrias Val'cari

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Illyrias Val'cari is an quel'dorei of noble pedigree. He is noted for being a textile merchant of great wealth.

## Appearance

Illyrias, a high elf of venerable age, has been indulgent of his riches and all of the pleasures that accompany. Illyrias metes an unseemly sum of his wealth to his appetite, purveying the finest gourmet dishes in quantities and frequency that have beset him with morbid obesity.

His notable facial features are a bridged nose, pig's eyes, and an oiled beard. He is most usually seen licking his stubby fingers and smacking his lips.

Vested with the finest of silks and embroideries, his vestments, though elegant and crowned with enchanted jewels, are perpetually stained with sweat. Most usually, he wears a stained silken bib which some jest could be used as a tablecloth.

Rarely seen walking, his gait is a straight-legged waddle, for which he compensates with a cane of fine wood. More likely, the elf is seen through the narrow openings of a veiled carriage, drawn by a team of large stallions.

## Background

Accompanied city to city with three wives, to whom he rarely speaks, and gnome "attendants" that he oversees like slaves, Illyrias has eschewed statesmanship to pursue pecuniary wealth with his vast textile imports network that spans the Eastern Kingdoms. He employs a considerable number of itinerant thralls, though he does not pay liveable wages, preferring to motivate through his slick charism (and occasionally intimidation).

Of House of Val'cari, Illyrias is rarely spoken of by his relatives, and in many ways, he is regarded as a disgrace. Despite this, Illyrias remains a powerful and wealthy member of the house.
House of Ashbury

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The **House of Ashbury** is a long lived noble house within the Gilnean Peerage that had been known to serve the Kingdom of Gilneas faithfully, primarily the House of Greymane. A wide spread family, Ashburys have been seen serving throughout Gilnean history within the Royal Guard, the Gilneas City Guard and the Gilnean Military. As spoken by Archibald Greymane, the Ashburys were one of the most loyal vassal houses to the House of Greymane and it was a common saying of his "Always trust an Ashbury" that later passed to his son, Genn. The house was known to hold a large amount of land along the Duskmist Shore in Southern Gilneas within the Crown Lands of the Dusk and made their seat within a large manor off the coast.

It was not until the Invasion of Gilneas that the House attempted to betray the House of Greymane in order to ward off the Forsaken from advancing alonside the House of Godfrey and House of Walden. Upon their plans being foiled, the last known lord, Baron Ashbury, was known to have been slain by the King's liberators. It was known that Baron Ashbury's betrayal hit the king quite hard, as he had been raised alongside the baron in his youth and was seen as one of his most trusted friends. Though he was later raised as an undead under the Forsaken, whom he too later betrayed, he was slain. Accounts vary whether or not it was the Bloodfang Pack that slew him, or the forces of the Forsaken. It is unknown if Baron Ashbury had any next-of-kin or heirs, as the house was rather extensive, though it is possible the family was disenfranchised due to high treason. With Duskmist Shore's destruction, their title has been completely abolished, leaving the family landless regardless of removal from peerage.
Second Arathi Civil War

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## Prelude

Early in 626KY, Duke Mathilan Lionblood disappeared beyond Thoradin's Wall, after months of searching the Duke was presumed dead upon the discovery of a body. Though there was evidence that Mathilan remained alive, there was absolutely no chance of finding or rescuing him. This left his order with no heir. The title of the Duke of Arathor was soon under contest, pulled between Kormed vor Johnson III, Lord Baereus Williams, and Tiberius Never-Duke (the bastard son of Duke Tritus Auralius). With vor Johnson and Tiberius arriving from foreign lands with armed retinues, and with Lord Williams's forces already occupying the city, tensions rapidly reached a feverish pitch.

The servants of vor Johnson and Never-Duke, consisting largely of criminals and scoundrels, soon fell to violence against the locals and the supporters of Lord Williams. As the city seemed perched on the brink of open warfare in the streets, Thane Everen Corelas intervened in his capacity as Palatine of Stromgarde. With the express role of adjudicating between clashing nobles, he declared that the law would decide who would receive the title - *not* force.

Unfortunately, law was not to rule that day. Despite calling many good and steadfast people to hear the arguments and to stand as witnesses to the justness of the decision (which, the law being applied truly and justly, would default the title to the King), a servant of Tiberius Never-Duke - Irth Iradius - produced a knife and stabbed the Thane in the back, launching the Coup of Tiberius. The bloodbath that erupted saw the Palatinate forced to flee, Kormed vor Johnson abandoning his claim, and Baereus Williams swearing loyalty to Tiberius Never-Duke in order to save the lives of his men.

The Second Civil War had begun, witnessed by men from the Clergy of the Holy Light, the Order of the Elder Orchid, the mercenaries of the Gear and Blade Ironworks, Sir Gabriel Mordrime, representatives of the Dwarven Vanguard, the Tainted Legion, and a legion of other factions. The strength of those men, though summoned to act as witnesses, preserved the life of the Palatine and allowed his forcible removal from the fighting, but Never-Duke's criminal horde (reinforced by Alterac Syndicate members and the Steelmane Gang) proved too savage to be overcome in the close quarters of Stromgarde Keep.

## Vargrinn Seizes the City

-Tiberius disappears

-Vargrinn capitalizes
Mira Ashvale

**Mira Cerwyn-Ashvale** was the eldest daughter of Lord William Cerwyn and Lady Catherine VanHorne. Born and raised in the Kingdom of Stormwind, she was sent to Lordaeron to wed Jordan Ashvale in her seventeenth year. Mira gave birth to four children, Ethan, Thomas, Eleanor and Anne. She died shortly after Anne's birth and was laid to rest in the crypts beneath the Ashfort.
Willow Manor

**File:Willowbrook Manor.jpg** **Willow Manor**,located in Willowbrook is part of a 21,000 acre estate belonging to the house of Sutton. Although it once served as a summer residence for the Dukes of Newcastle, it is largely used by the 8th Duke as a hunting lodge during the fox season. The estate is also the location of the annual shooting party, held by the Willowbrook Hunt Club.
Xavier's Shield

***Xavier's Shield*** is a *Gryphon*-class Destroyer of Gilnean make that was constructed in the fishing and ship making town of Karnsburg in the Gilnean Ashen Coast of the Kingdom of Gilneas. *Xavier's Shield* was constructed in order to provide the Blades of Greymane transport to the Kingdom of Kul Tiras.

Following the end of the Battle of the Bite, the Blades began to import a large amount of supplies from the island nation, namely from one of their chief providers on the island of Crestfall. However, a large amount of problems had begun to plague the area, and it was no longer safe to trade goods to or from the island. Missives sent to the Blades informed them that it would take several weeks for the Tirassians to clear out the various problems that plagued the island. However, with Gregor's Crossing damaged and the Ashen Coast needing the supplies urgently, several weeks was far too long.

Lord Berenal Grayblade elected to solve the problems for the Kul Tirans in exchange for a larger amount of supplies, which the people of Crestfall accepted. As such, the Blades set sail for Crestfall on *Xavier's Shield*. The Tirassian Balamont DeFortiere acted as navigator to sail to Crestfall, as he had been born and raised on the island and knew the way there well. On their trek to Crestfall, the Blades used *Xavier's Shield* to move around the outpost islands that surrounded Crestfall to resecure them. Fighting pirates and naga at each island, the Blades eventually finished their task, even though their final mission cost them the life of Aubrynn Scorchbolt.

Depressed from the loss of their companion and officer, the Blades secured the supplies needed for the Ashen Coast' rebuilding and set sail back for Karnsburg aboard *Xavier's Shield*. *Xavier's Shield* currently rests in the harbor of Karnsburg and has been awaiting orders since.
Aderic Greymane II

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Baelic I, father
Sammith Silverlaine, twin brother
Gerald Greymane, son
Teran Greymane, son
Gwen Greymane, daughter
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King **Aderic Greymane II** (42 F.A. - 137 F.A.) was the third king of the Kingdom of Gilneas, and the official founder of the House of Greymane. He was crowned king after the Twins War, during which he fought his twin brother Sammith, who would later go on to found the House of Silverlaine.
Titanium

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Titanium is one of the hardest metals on Azeroth. It is a highly lustrous metal known for its silver color, low density and high strength. Titanium is one of the purest metals known to Azeroth, impurities will almost never be found within the ore, making it a perfect candidate for high quality metalworking and has seen heavy use since its discovery in Northrend. Titanium is known to have certain unusual qualities to it. It has a tendency to crop up in close proximity to Azeroth's Titan-related facilities. Indeed, several Titan creations and constructs have been noted to make heavy use of Titanium in their construction.

Titanium also seems to have a certain degree of resistance to corruption. Materials melded with it will not bond properly unless treated under certain requirements. As observed by Firstborn Dwarves and Kirin Tor Magi, Titanium will resist the corrupting influences of Fel Magics and Old God's corruption to an unusual degree, which makes it a useful ward when creating magical defenses, though this resistance is not absolute.
Widow's Fury

File:Widows Fury.jpg  **Widow's Fury** was forged by Seastone's master blacksmith for Countess Melysa Marwyn-Ashvale, the double-edged sword measures 45 1/2 inches in length from pommel to point and weighs just under 44 ounces. Crafted from the finest steel known to Azeroth, the blade is said to glow faintly with the Light's quiet strength. The sword was later gifted to Arryc Ashvale, its present owner.

## History

Due to the weight and balance of her lord father's blade being ill-suited to a woman of her stature, the Countess commissioned Seastone's master blacksmith to forge a new blade just before learning of the Darkspear rebellion against Garrosh Helscream. Due to the cost and time required to obtain the necessary materials, the sword was not completed in time for the Countess to wield it during the siege of Orgrimmar. After her retirement from the Order of the Silver Hand, Melysa gifted the sword to her late husband's son, Arryc Ashvale.

## Design

Crafted from the finest materials available, the sword was designed to favor the Countess' defensive fighting style, however, its cutting edges are astonishingly effective and capable of delivering ferocious blows against a variety of armor. Additionally, its cruciform hilt is ornamented with two oval sapphires and has a long cross guard, an azure leather grip, and a counter balancing fish tail pommel. Fast and light-weight, the Sword is deadly in a fight and built like a tank.
Aura from Another Planet

**Aura from Another Planet** (버프소녀 오오라 *Aura from Another Planet*) is an ongoing supernatural-comedy Korean webtoon written and illustrated by Kyusam Kim. The series was first released on December 23rd, 2014. It is now on Webtoon and updates weekly on Tuesdays/Thursdays/Saturdays, depending on where you live.

The chapters are pronounced in the actual manhwa as 'Episodes'.

## Synopsis

Aura is a certified buff spell caster from Planet Leviathan that came to earth by a portal accident. She attends school on earth as a way of adapting, and never fails to find friends, old alien frenemies, and troubles with her buff spells.

## Central Characters

**Aura**

Aura is the protagonist of Aura from Another Planet. She is a alien who came from the Planet Leviathan with her brother and has no choice but to settle on Earth. Back on Leviathan Aura's job was a Buffer, which enables her to cast buffs on herself and other people. She is currently enrolled into Seoul and is placed in the same class as Gosu and Zizi.

**Gosu Go**

Gosu is a human whom Aura has taken a liking to. He is exceptionally strong and is known as the "Chair King" but seems to have a lot of trouble in school, knowledgeably.

**Jayce Jo**

Jayce is scouted by Aura to join her Party as a Damage Dealer. He is used in puns a lot by Aura and is often looked down upon, either called 'stupid' or 'delusional'. He was a gangster back in junior high school and has lots of experience in fighting.

**Zed Kim**

Zed is also scouted by Aura to join her Party as a Damage Dealer. He is best friends with Jayce and always has his back in fights, becoming very violent. He is the quietist of the group. In terms of grades he is smarter and doesn't have to take re-tests.

**Zizi**

Zizi is the school's bully and hates Aura because of her relationship with Gosu.

## External Links

Naver (Raws/Original)

Webtoon (English Translation)
Warring Kingdoms Period

The **Warring Kingdoms Period** was the period in Azeroth that followed the dissolution of the Empire of Arathor (itself distinguished from the Imperial Period as the Dissolution Period) and the establishment of the major and minor Human states. The period extends from roughly 1500AD to the Rise of the Horde and the First War in 2770AD, and is characterized by conflict between Man, Elf and Dwarf.

## The Decline of Monotheism

During this period, the monotheistic faith that had flourished in the middle and waning years of the Imperial Period began to be challenged by new threats. Without the patronage of the Imperial bureaucracy, the already extant (though small and insignificant) Light and Sun cults began to rapidly overtake the various monotheistic sects. This was most rapid in Lordaeron and especially in the regions bordering the Elves, where the Cult of Belore's teachings began to syncretize with the human Light-cults.

This fusion eventually developed into the Orthodox Light's belief system, not through worship of Belore itself, but through the influx of Elven ideas and philosophies (along with the works by the previously insignificant Dwarven churches) into the most vigorous human Light-cults. Just as Lordaeron thrived with the influx of Elven ideas in all fields in the Restoration period, the Light-cults gained more ground than ever before.

Exactly when the belief in the Light as a non-theistic entity became the majority religion of humanity is uncertain, but believed to predate the Two Year Turmoil by several decades - and to have had a great influence on the political instability of that brief period of history.

## Major Events

* War of Silverpine
* Union of Bunwick-Avelson establishes the Kingdom of Bunwick-Avelson.
* Terrible Era for the people of Taswick Isle.
* The Conquest of Tol Barad
* The Prince of Hearthglen
* Kingdom of Bunwick-Avelson is disbanded.
* Quel'Thalas-Lordaeron Border Disputes
* The Building of Thoradin's Wall
* The War for Stormwind's Independence
* The Rise of the Light
* War of the Prestwich Accords (2007 - 2017AD, Hearthglen)
* The Thane's Uprising
* Baron's Revolt of 1515AD - Lordaeron, fracturing of the House of Arevass.
* Principality of Hearthglen accepts Lordaeron's rule.
* Plague strikes Lordaeron, killing thousands and emptying Lordamere lake of life.
* Skirmish of Dead Heroes, a brief conflict in the Barrow Plains that saw thousands of undead rise in the service of Hector the Wretched, a mortal necromancer defeated in 187KY.
* Rediscovery of Kalimdor by High Elf explorers. (297KY)
* The War of the Three Hammers (361 - 363KY)
* Cataclysm of 363
* Alterac-Stromgarde War of 367
* Hillsbrad Border Dispute of 430
* Alterac-Stromgarde War of 509
* Alterac Border Disputes (6th Century)

1. ↑ Quest:A New Plague
2. ↑ Quest :A Recipe For Death
3. ↑ While not explicitly stated, it is known that the High Elves rediscovered Kalimdor 100 years prior to the Great Cataclysm of 623KY - Quest: Legacy of the High Elves. Here, the intention is that there were several centuries of quiet, covert expeditions.
Spirefall

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**Spirefall** was the main garrison of the Blades of Greymane in Draenor that was destroyed while under construction. Though armed with a standing force of over five hundred men, the garrison was irreparably destroyed after a large Iron Horde invasion; primarily led by the Shattered Hand. Nearly four hundred men and women were killed during the siege, having been absolutely over run with most of the defenses not yet prepared. Due to an underground tunnel, built in league with the Venture Co. goblins of Pinchwhistle Point, the Blades were able to escape.

Following the destruction, Spirefall was found to have been put to the torch alongside most of the supplies that weren't purely looted. Deemed as lost, the region was abandoned fully after the retrieval of the bodies of the fallen. Spirefall's destruction marked the end of the Blades' full involvement in Draenor, as the aftermath of the Second Range Rebellion was still being felt on the Duchy of the Headlands' economy. As a result, repairing the garrison was out of the question.

Though most of the surviving forces were withdrawn, a small volunteer group led by Commander Spanhammer continued on into Nagrand to finish the fight and seek vengeance on Garrosh Hellscream before returning.
Myrewood Abbey

**Myrewood Abbey** is a large monastery built by the Maras on two thousand acres of land in 421 K.C. Until just over a century ago, Myrewood's congregation was so large that it had its own diocese within the Church of the Holy Light. In recognition of its history, and numerous contributions to the greater Church, there is still a titular Bishop of Myrewood, though he is now answerable to the Bishops of the diocese of Stormwind, and holds no spiritual authority outside Myrewood. It is now property of the Myrewood Abbey Trust and funded entirely by the Myrewood Historical Society and a perpetual grant made by the 10th Count of Myrewood.

## Geography

Located in the very center of two thousand acres of land, gifted to the local congregation by the 8th Count, the Monastery itself is situated beside Lake Myrewood, and divided into four cloisters. The palacial, Eastern-most cloister serves as the private residence of the Bishop of Myrewood and his staff, while the remaining three are divided among the clergy, the monks, and the orphanage. An addition built in 517 K.C. now serves as a center for spiritual growth and learning, while the most recent addition serves as a library.

## Center for Spiritual Learning

Today, Myrewood Abbey remains the very center of spiritual worship for the people of Myrewood County, and home to an order of monks who farm and work the surrounding land. In addition to the monks, Myrewood Abbey is the residence of the Bishop of Myrewood, a small number of clergy, and most of the county's orphaned children.

As a center for spiritual learning, Myrewood Abbey trains many of the local clergy, and teaches local children about the Light and its virtues. Such classes and the maintenance of the facilities in which they meet, are funded by a perpetual grant, made by the 10th Count of Myrewood. Due to a sizable donation made by Dowager Countess, Annika Mara in May of 624 K.C. the Abbey now boasts a library that rivals even that of Stormwind Cathedral.
Two-Year Turmoil

The **Two-Year Turmoil** is the name generally applied to a brief period of famine, unseasonably harsh winters, and attendant population displacements following the Cataclysm of 363, lasting from 364KY to 366KY. During the Turmoil, the population of the Eastern Kingdoms was reduced by approximately one-sixth, political instability seized the recovering Dwarven kingdoms, and large populations of Gnolls, Kobolds, and Trolls were displaced, fleeing into the territory of their more 'civilized' neighbours. In its aftermath, open warfare broke out in the continent of Lordaeron, the Kingdom of Azeroth adopted an isolationist stance that remained a significant factor until their defeat in the First War, the expeditions to Northrend largely ceased and the already distant Quel'dorei of the North withdrew further.
Alexandria

The island of **Alexandria** is a fictional location somewhere in the South Seas, popularized in the songs and poetry of the Yāmasc and related peoples of the Eastern Kingdoms. Initially filling the role of an idealized but eternally unattainable society - a figurative land of milk and honey - the fictional nature of the Island has become a shibboleth among displaced Yāmasc peoples. Questions about the High Temple of Alexandria are asked and, if the right answer is given, the answerer proves his affiliation with the people and is entitled to aid and comfort. As a result of cultural exchange, Alexandria has appeared as non-fiction in several non-Yāmasc works, and is a particularly popular subject for Occidentalist painters.
Stephon Reynolds

Stephon Reynolds was a soldier of the Argent Crusade, he was killed in combat in September of 623 K.C. getting killed in combat in a mission with forces of the Argent Bulwark during a minor engagement with the Undead Scourge.

He was the third eldest child of Troy Reynolds and Monica Reynolds and was born in Sherfield in the Hillsbrad Foothills. In his life, he served with the armies of the Kingdom of Lordaeron, the Scarlet Crusade, Argent Dawn and Argent Crusade. He was married to Veronica Els and had one child, Marcus Reynolds.
Stormshend v Smith (626KY) SPC

**Petty Court of Stromgarde**

**Thane Everen Corelas**

**1 March, 626KY**

**Stormshend v Smith**

Parties waive trial by jury - Foreign Crime Heard in Stromgarde Court - Raiding - Homicide - False Imprisonment - Kidnapping - Conspiring to Petty Treason - No Private Vengeance

### Corelas, E.:

This matter is not so clear cut as one may hope. There are few witnesses presented, and the story they paint is not that of a raider, but rather of a legitimate action caused by a grievous imprisonment. All men have a duty to themselves, to their King, and to whatever faith they may follow to seek to act righteously, and in seeking to end what he believed to be torture, Lord Galmone Smith acted on this duty. In this, I can find no fault for the ensuing violence on his capture and imprisonment, especially as he freely surrendered his hostage.

Lord Galmone pled guilty to all charges. I am not, however, obliged to accept that plea.

The journal that was provided has no bearing on the raid itself. It provides proof only of subsequent collaboration by a man who had been imprisoned by his liege. This is itself a grave offence, and one traditionally punished most severely.

On the matter of the raiding and the subsequent deaths, I declare you, Lord Smith, to be innocent. This attack has none of the characteristics of a raid. It is regrettable when countrymen turn on one another, but that does not in and of itself constitute raiding. Though the numbers were sufficient, the intent was lacking. No evidence has been presented of pillage, of rape, or even of the intent for these acts - only that the intent was the rescue of Lord Smith.

On the matter of the Duchess's wounding, I must also find you innocent, due to the lack of any direct involvement in her being burned, and the circumstances thereof.

However, on the count of conspiring against your liege, the Lord Ferenold Stormshend and by extension, against the greater Kingdom of Gilneas, I must agree with your plea. On this, you are guilty. Your conspiracy may have begun after the grievous imprisonment. I do not know, as you did not take your opportunity to speak in your defence. But, whether it predates this imprisonment or not is irrelevant. You have clearly conspired against your liege, and in the process in fact delivered certain objects to foreigners.

Accordingly, I order that all of your lands and chattels be surrendered to King Genn of the House of Greymane, King of Gilneas and of the Worgen. However, given the circumstances of your conspiring, I do not impose the traditional penalty of full outlawry. Instead, you will suffer lesser outlawry for a period of two years and be stripped of your title - providing that King Greymane finds this agreeable. You may remain in your homeland freely, save you will lack the protections of law afforded to all good and honest men.

The matter is resolved. I leave it to Lord Ferenold Stormshend to affect the seizure of lands and chattels.
Talancan Mountains

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The **Talancan Mountains** is the name given to the vast array of mountain peaks that span for miles over the tropical jungles of Taswick Isle. A vastly treacherous region, the mountain range is home to only one minor city - Talancan City.

The city istelf is relatively small, though it is a vital centerpoint for a small indigenous civilization of humans, whose nomadic nature and isolation from society has caused them to retain the tribeslike nature that pre-colonized humans had. The range is also home to a extremely small clan of dwarves who are not indigenous but have lived on the isle for centuries.
Taiwyn Fornark

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                                                                                                 Taiwyn Fornark is a Knight of the Ebon Blade and a former paladin of the Argent Crusade. He is currently a wandering mercenary for hire and he is about 32 years old, counting both his years as a human and years as a death knight.

## Appearance

The phrase "death knight" to Taiwyn means more than just a walking corpse warrior who are not mindless. Death knight to him means a monster. He wears armor that is dark green, black, and dark purple. His undead-like features are a rotting and infected cut on the bridge of his nose, sunken-in cheeks, and very pale skin. He was born a paladin, and in those days he wore proud looking armor and spiked pauldrons. He had a very handsome face, as well. He had proud, brown hair which would fly in the wind as he rode upon his horse, who he had named "Flightmane", because his horse would ride up to incredible speeds. As a paladin, he had more of his father's chiseled features. He had a handsomely curved face, and he received his brown hair from his mother.
Vilisian Skyshadow

Vilisian Skyshadow is a renegade Druid and practitioner of the Old Way, a dark and ancient form of the Druidic path dating back to the beginning of the Long Vigil. Currently a wanted fugitive by the Darnassian regime, Vilisian has involved himself in many acts conflicting with mainline Druidism, including blood sacrifices, communion with dark spirits, and the attempted summoning of an Avatar of Vengeance.
Viscounty of the Fang

The **Viscounty of the Fang** is a holding located within the center of The Bite lorded over by the House of Grayblade and is home to the regional, and ducal, capitol of Bannhurst. Extremely small for a viscounty holding, the lands of the Fang are that of Bannhurst, Fang Tower, and the massive seam of gold that runs under the Bite. As the title was exclusive to the Earl of Bear's Grasp and Lord Marcher of the Bite, it was never used outside of notarization. Even in modern times, the title is held almost exclusively by the Duke of the Ashen Coast and Lord Marcher of the Bite, thus resulting in it being unused in most, if not all, settings.
Strahnbrad

Strahnbrad is a dilapidated town located east of Alterac City and south of Andorhal in the snowy foothills of the Alterac Mountains. It was once a part of the Kingdom of Alterac but became managed by Lordaeron following Perenolde's betrayal.

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## History

During the Third War, Blackrock Orcs regularly raided the town to capture slaves, whom they used in demonic sacrifices. The town was defended by only a small handful of soldiers, but a plead for aid was sent before a raid commenced. The Order of the Silver Hand arrived at the scene, having sent Uther the Lightbringer and Prince Arthas Menethil, to stop the orcs from attacking and to defend the town.

By the time Arthas arrived at Strahnbrad, the raid had already commenced, many villagers dead or captured. Arthas rallied the town guard and pushed the orcs out of the town, killing the Slave Master leading the raid.

 File:Strahnbrad Today.png  Unlike many of the northern towns of the continent, Strahnbrad was unaffected by the Plague of Undeath. Nevertheless, years later it was overrun by the Syndicate, a band of villainous Alterac nobles, due to the lack of defenders following the fall of Lordaeron.

## Inhabitants

At least two shops were known to have been kept in the town: Bob's Guns and Tracey's Armory. The owners, along with the rest of the former inhabitants of the area, are presumed to have died either during a Blackrock raid or when the Syndicate overran the town.
Wetlands

The **Wetlands** of northern Khaz Modan consist of a vast, low-lying river delta encapsulated between three mountain chains - the Twilight Highlands, the great Khaz Range, and the northern stretch of the Continental Range. It is a cold, rainy place that has, by virtue of its location, developed as a major trade crossroads in the Eastern Kingdoms, formerly as the main route between the Wildhammer Clan and the Kingdom of Ironforge, and the only land route available for the Northern Kingdoms to trade with their southern counterpart. Today it is contested by Gnolls, Murlocs, Dragonmaw Clan warriors, the Kingdom of Ironforge, and a stubborn human minority population centred in Menethil Harbour.
War of the Night Sky

**The War of the Night Sky** is an ongoing conflict concerning the actions of the Yaungol Void cult, The Long Shadow. While the events leading up to the conflict initially took place during Antiquity, most important events within the scope of the war have taken place recently.

The Dreamghost, a Tauren Shaman who inherited the teachings of the ancient Yaungol Shaman, Heyak'awa'han, used the Muhale'awak to seize control of causal flows and direct events surrounding the death of his teacher. This led to the creation of the Sa'alite cult, the death of the Pariah, Anvidar Hallowbark during the Shadow of the West affair, and the chaos in Pandaria, Kalimdor and the Eastern Kingdoms during A Field of Wildflowers.

## Overview

* Shadow of the West
* A Field of Wildflowers
* A Seacourt Pantomime
Scarlet Enclave

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The **Scarlet Enclave** (also called the **Scarlet Lands**) was a settlement in the southeastern corner of the Eastern Plaguelands that encompassed the city of Tyr's Hand, the town of New Avalon and the village of Havenshire. Untouched by death and the plague of Undeath during the rise of the Scourge of Lordaeron, the lands were taken by the Scarlet Crusade, who settled the area.

The calm and peace was disturbed by the arrival of the necropolis Acherus and the Lich King, Arthas Menethil. The Scourge laid waste to the Crusade and destroyed the two towns as they left for Northrend, renaming themselves the Scarlet Onslaught. Despite the destruction of New Avalon and Havenshire, Tyr's Hand was never sieged by the Scourge, as they moved on to attack Light's Hope Chapel.

Today, Acherus remains above the ruins, and banners of the Order of the Ebon Blade fly across New Avalon and Havenshire.
Tytos Marwyn

**Tytos Marwyn** was the founder of what is today, the house of Marwyn. Many years before the splintering of the Empire of Arathor, Tytos wed the daughter of his Rival, Loras Longspear, thus uniting the two clans that had feuded for centuries over the lands now known as the Duchy of Seastone.

Despite the fact that their marriage was one born of political necessity, Tytos fell passionately in love with the fierce, warrior woman, Lyra Longspear. So passionate was their marriage, that the couple conceived nine children before Lyra herself was killed in battle at the age of 41.
Tyr's Hand Cathedral

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The **Tyr's Hand Cathedral,** Also known as the **Basilica of Light**, or **Scarlet Basilica,** is the Cathedral within Tyr's Hand. Today, it is the seat of the Diocese of Lordaeron, and former base of the Scarlet Crusade within the Eastern Kingdoms.

The Cathedral is administrated by Bishop Niklos Adamant.
Viscounty of Graston

The **Viscounty of Graston** is a barony ruled by the House of Cobalstant along the eastern section of the Ashen Coast. Home to the settlement of Cobal's Hold, the region houses the militant might of the House of Grayblade as well as acts as the main base of operations for the Blades of Greymane. It is lorded over by the Warden of Graston, a title granted to its leader. Though once a pseudo-peerage, this was changed under the then Maribell Parsons who was revealed to be a bastard of Cobalstant blood. Upon her legitimization, Maribell's line was given full peerage over the land and the Warden title became hereditary.
House of Chester

The **House of Chester** was a Gilnean noble house that ruled the lands of the Barony of Edenford in the southeastern part of the Ashen Coast. They were believed to be defunct, and have faded into obscurity several centuries ago. The last known lord was Lord Edward Chester, who was slain along with the rest of his family, save his wife, when Chester Keep was sacked centuries before the Alliance of Lordaeron. They were reformed as the House of Chesterhill under the last known descendant of Gaelik Chester, Aeliren Chesterhill. Adopting his ancestors' colors, he was granted their lands and titles and he now seeks to restore Edenford and its holdings.
Order of the Raven

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The **Order of the Raven** is an order of magi and spell weavers loyal to the Duchy of the Ashen Coast, the Kingdom of Gilneas and the Blades of Greymane. Formed to serve as the order in charge of Ravendale and to act as the circle of magi for the Ashen Coast. Formed out of the desperate need for a magical sanctum and one of tutelage within Gilneas, which had been lacking of any sort even pre-Invasion of Gilneas, the Order of the Raven serves as a fellowship of spellweavers devoted to Gilneas' preservation and the continued study of magic in the region. The order does not answer to the Kirin Tor and is unaffiliated in all ways with the Magocracy of Dalaran. As a result, it only follows the guidelines laid out by the duchy and the Order's hierarchy, resulting in allowance of magics such as Blood Magic, Shadowcraft and other arts that had been long since banned by the Kirin Tor.

## Codex

The Order keeps a codex, similar to other magical organizations, of its members.

* Lady Aya Avernus - Archmage
* Ser Cladriah Felweaver
* Robyn Blackrose
* Aastras Lyssis
* Lord Daryl Lockewood
* Otiana Frost
* Adeliene Haven
* Damian Stanton
* Thomas Dederic