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Laws of Dalaran

The **Laws of Dalaran** is the legal code all citizens and visitors of Dalaran must follow when in territory of the Magocracy of Dalaran. The laws are created through legislation by the Magus Senate of Dalaran and assented to by the Council of Six. The Laws of Dalaran are not to be confused with the Laws of Magic.

* **Laws of Dalaran**

## Constitution of the Magus Senate of Dalaran

The Constitution of the Magus Senate of Dalaran is the governing document that outlines the Magocracy of Dalaran's system of governance, including the legislative body known as the Senate, and the executive body known as the Cabinet.

* **Constitution of the Magus Senate of Dalaran**
Rhonin

Councillor of the Council of Six
 **Affiliation**
 **Status**
 **Family**
Giramar and Galadin (Children)

**Rhonin** was the leader of the Kirin Tor during the Nexus War and the War Against the Lich King. He presided over the Council of Six during those times and over saw the city's move to Northrend. He was married to Vereesa Windrunner, Ranger-General of the Silver Covenant, and they had two children together. Rhonin also over saw the Kirin Tor's seige of Ulduar and was the one who sent the code out to the Titans, allowing Azeroth to remain as it is. Rhonin gave his life when Theramore was destroyed by the Mana Bomb used by Garrosh Hellscream and the Horde, after teleporting Jaina and other civilians away from the city.
Baelheit v DeVin (626KY) DMC

**Baelheit v DeVin** was a case brought before the magistrate court in Dalaran on March 24th 34 LC. Arranax DeVin successfully defended himself against Verus Baelheit's claims of slave trafficking, arguing that the Magocracy of Dalaran could not intervene and punish DeVin as the alleged crimes did not happen on soverign Dalaranian territory, but rather his own lands he lords over in The Uplands. Several prominent members of the Magus Senate of Dalaran were subpoenaed to give testimony as witnesses for both sides of the case. The court found in favor of Mister DeVin saying that since the crimes were not of a magical nature, not on the soverign territory of Dalaran, and not against a citizen of Dalaran. The court ruled that the only crimes Dalaran can pursue outside of its soverign territory are those that would break the Forbidden Magics Act. This case has been the legal precedent used by Dalaran as justification for enforcing the Forbidden Magics Act.
Dalaran Ministry of Arcanum

**Former Minister(s)**
 **Purpose**
 **Focuses**
 **Status**

The Ministry of Arcanum was created by the Inner Council after the disapearance of Minister Tammini Silverspark. The Ministry was given to fellow Councilor, Verus Baelheit, and combined the duties of teaching the mages of the Kirin Tor, and the duties held by the Archmage Silverspark in the Ministry of Research and Development. Verus Baelheit led the Ministry for almost a year before he decided to step down from the Inner Council, giving control of the ministry to his second, Archmage Muzula Silverweave.

Muzula Silverweave lead the Ministry or little more than two weeks before deciding to step down and focus on her lands. Afterwards, the Inner Council searched for a suitable candidate to take over the Ministry. Unfortunately, the Council was unable do to so and closed the Ministry down, having the Chancellory absorb its duties. Archmage Meriahm Lausten, then the Advisor to the Chancellor, took an interest in the duties, specifically the focus of teaching the mages of the Kirin Tor. After a few months, this aspect of the Ministry was brought back, with a new position, Headmaster, being created for the overseer of the school. After a resounding success with the school, the Inner Council decided decided to bring the Ministry back into the Council as the Ministry of Academics, lead by Minister Hellissa Brisby.
Kirin Tor Signet Ring

A **Kirin Tor Signet Ring**is a ring given to all members of the Kirin Tor that signifies position and identity to fellow magi. The rings also give access to the Magical Social Netherwork, a spell weave that allows communication by thought among the members connected to it. The rings can be used as focal points for spells and younger members of the Kirin Tor are often encouraged to practice such should they find themselves without their staves or wands. The higher in rank a member is, the more ornate their ring can become. The rings are a thing of pride and reputation among the magi of Dalaran and are seen as an important part of the social culture.

A more advanced variant of the Rings also exist. These **Signet Rings of the Six**are worn only by Dalaran Archmagi, and often serve as identification when acessing restricted Dalaran artifacts and locations.
Bowald Allister

**Affiliations**
 **Status**

**Emperor Bowald I** (Lord Bowald Allister) was one of the greatest threats the Magus Senate of Dalaran has faced. By internally infiltrating the Senate, Allister made his way up through the ranks and took control of a new group called the Eye, where Allister himself, was proclaimed the Eye of the Senate. After many months, the warlock ceded decent and deception into the ranks of the Senate and eventually took control of the Chancellor himself, forcing him to declare all those within the Inner-Council of the Senate traitors to Dalaran, thus effectively taking control of the Senate and those within.

After a battle between the Senate and the unknowingly controlled Chancellor, Bowald revealed himself to be the source of the immense corruption within the Chancellor and the Senate. After the Chancellor was defeated by the Senate, Bowald later declared himself the Emperor of Dalaran, furthering his descent into madness. Before the Senate could strike at Bowald, he vanished and retreated to the Kirin Tor fortress of Nethergarde Keep where he mustered forces for the coming battle against the Senate.

The next day, the Senate arrived at Nethergarde to confront the maddened "Emperor" where they discovered that he had forced many of Dalaran's forces into submission. Surrounding the keep were Demons, Magi, Warlocks, and Guardsmen. As the Senate approached the battle ensued and the final act of the "Emperor" was on the horizon. The Senate fought their way through the many forces of the claimant Emperor's and eventually reached the mage tower where it was clearly visible that Bowald utterly corrupt. Green and purple magic was coursing through him and his body and he spoke and acted like a madman. The Senate entered into battle with him and finally, Bowald lashed out with one attack that froze the senate in place. Just before he was about to end them all, a man came out of the entrance of the mage tower and began casting a bolt of ice. Due to Bowald being so enraged and distracted by his supposed victory he wasn't even able to look his opponent in the eye before the bolt of ice struck Bowald dead center in the head, killing him before the Senate and releasing everyone from his hold.
Grand Library

The **Grand Library**is a massive research library located in the Violet Citadel. It is open to all member of the Kirin Tor. Non Kirin Tor members must be accompanied by a member to access the library.

## Overview

The Grand Library is the holding place of the Kirin Tor's research and spells. It is home to thousands of tomes, scrolls, and parchments. Any reading material that could further the Kirin Tor's goal of furthering magical education and research is brought to the library and catalogued. It is attended to night and day by a small army of librarians and loremasters. To take any item out of the library one must be a member of the Kirin Tor and take it to the front desk. If a non-member of the Kirin Tor wishes to take an item out they must get the permission of the Head Librarian.

## History

The Grand Library has been collecting books since its founding in the early days of Dalaran. It has been added to

   throughout the years and has grown steadily larger with the addition of several 'book spires' which are towers filled with books that require magic to get too. When the Violet Citadel was destroyed with the rest of Dalaran, the Grand Library was one of the few places to remain still standing. Several librarians were present in the library at the time of the city's destruction and are credited with saving much of the library. Since Dalaran's rebirth the Grand Library has served as a hub for the Kirin Tor's members
Chamber of Air

The **Chamber of Air**is the wall-less meeting area of the Council of Six in Dalaran. The 'room' appears to be a stone floor in the middle of a rapidly changing sky. The exact location of the chamber is unknown, but it is thought to be in the Violet Citadel. The Chamber of Air is one of the most secure places on Azeroth. The only known way of getting in is teleportation and only with the invitation of a member of the Council of Six.
Khadgar

**Age**
 **Status**
 **Affiliations**
Sons of Lothar

**Khadgar**is a mage of great renown and power. He was once apprenticed to the Fallen Guardian, Medivh. He also served as Supreme Commander of the Alliance Expedition that traveled to Draenor. He is currently serving as a member of the Council of Six, the ruling body of Dalaran. It was Khadgar who suggested Jaina Proudmoore should take over as leader of the Kirin Tor.
Operation: Burning Sky

## Brief Summary

The Magus Senate made a bit of a deal with the outcast Arakkoa in return for access to the sun crystal knowledge, they would assist them in thwarting the Iron Horde from thieving it.

## Full Summary

Two issue arose at the same time: to assist the Draenei in defending Auchindoun, and in return gain access to their designs to their defense crystals, or to assist the outcast Arakkoa push the Iron Horde away from Skyreach, and in return gain access to the sun crystal technology. After debate on the Senate floor, the Magus Senate opted to assist the outcast Arakkoa.

The operation started simple enough, with the Senate's movement into the Spires of Arak. It became clear almost immediately that the situation was already out of hand- even on their venture to Veil Terokk, they were hindered by the great spire's sun weapon being used upon their tail. They made it, however, safely. The Senate set up base camp among the Arakkoa, swift communicating with the locals and helping them set up extra wards.

Over the next few days, the Senate faced Shattered Hand orcs and the local wildlife alike at the base of the great spire, working their way toward Skyreach. They established a few waypoints that battlemagi could deploy and act from, as well as retrieve important intel on the Apexis, and did all that they could to disrupt the Iron Horde's plan.

But their long venture ended abruptly when, on the fourth day of the operation, their assault toward the spire was ended when the Iron Horde blasted the Senate's force off the connecting bridge- making it necessary for the force to regroup.

By the time they were to assault the orcish forces at Skyreach, however, it was too late. In the Senate's time of mending, the High Arakkoa had attacked Skyreach, and according to the Senate's own shadow-dwelling avian allies, had failed to retrieve the weapon. The Iron Horde had taken the sun crystal and had already begun movement across the region, leaving Skyreach aflame.

The Senate proceeded to chase down the Iron Horde and take back the weapon, though not without bearing witness to the utter depravity of the orcish horde.
Dalaran Peerage

The **Peerage of Dalaran** is very different from the other Human Nations. As Dalaran is not ruled by a monarchy and is a small city-state and therefore cannot give out landed titles. Instead the peerage of Dalaran takes form in the rank structure of the organizations within the city. The Council of Six and it's leader take on the position of kings and the Archmagi below them take on the positions of the nobility. Due to the fact that their are no families and the rank of archmagi is given out based on merit it is impossible to marry into 'nobility' in Dalaran. Instead what many noble familes that wish to gain a foothold in Dalaran do is send a child to apprentice in Dalaran. There is always competition to be apprenticed to the more influential archmages and council members. There are a few noble houses that pledge themselves to the Council of Six and Dalaran, but those are few and far between and their noble titles and lands are always given to them by other kingdoms first.
Committees of the Magus Senate

## Standing Committees

Standing committees are permanent bodies with specific responsibilities spelled out in each committee's description. Committees must include at least three members, who will elect one member to act as Chairperson. Standing committees include:

### Committee on Intelligence

**Members:** Minister Elberich Haltring, Minister Salazar Demes, Minister Vanidicus Alexander

**Description:** The Committee on Intelligence is tasked with overseeing the operations of the various intelligence agencies of Dalaran. They include the Dalaran Intelligence Service, which operates in foreign territories, the Department of Magical Defense, which operates domestically, and the Reconnaissance and Intelligence Bureau which gathers intelligence for military use.

### Committee on Arcane Measurement Standards

**Members:** Deputy-Minister Farel Arc (Chairperson), Minister Fuerel Pyrestaff

**Description:** The Committee on Arcane Measurement Standards was formed by Senator Farel Arc to report to the senate at large on research being done in the field of measuring arcane energy within the Ministry of Academics. It will then make a recommendation regarding the adoption of the measurements as a standard for the senate.

## Special and Select Committees

Select and special committees are created for clearly specified purposes and are often not permanent. Special and Select Committees must include at least three members, who will elect one member to act as Chairperson. Current and Former Special and Select Committees include:

### Select Committee on Forbidden Magics

**Members:** Minister Zanbor Emerson (Chairperson), Minister Elberich Haltring, Senator Mab Nimue

**Description:** The Select Committee on Forbidden Magics was tasked with reviewing the Forbidden Magics sections of the Laws of Dalaran. They listen to testimony from people who wish to tighten the restrictions and those who wish for them to be loosened. At the end of all the testimonies, they will report back to the Senate with their recommendations.
Abjuration

**Abjuration** is the school or arcane magic that deals with protective and defensive magics, because of this it is a popular school for all magi, but particularly amongst those that are going into battle. A mage who specializes in abjuration is called an abjurer, though shield-mage and warder are also popular titles among those who practice the abjuration school. The most widely known spells with in the abjuration schools are the elemental wards and shields.

## Elemental Wards

Elemental Wards are the most basic of abjuration spells. They are designed to protect the caster from a a specific element, often for only a few hits. The most popular three wards also happen to be the three most popular elemental schools used in offensive magic among magi. They are frost, fire, and arcane, other wards for other elements do exsist, but are not a widely known. Elemental Wards are taught to new magi in the hopes that they will use them if something goes wrong with their studying. They have limited use in battle where often times more than one elemental type is being used. Despite this limitation they are still considered an important part of any spell arsenal because they don't take much mana to cast.

A mage casting a Frost Ward.A mage casting a Fire Ward.A mage casting an Arcane Ward.
## Shields

Shields are the next step up from wards. They can block every kind of element, but also physical attacks too. There are several different kinds, but the most popular by far is the standard mana shield. A mana shield is exactly what the name implies, a shield made of mana. When the spell is cast it appears as a pale blue membrane is surrounding the caster. Experts in the abjuration field can make the shield transparent. The mana shields biggest drawback is that each blow recieved takes away from the casters mana reserves. Once the mana is gone, so is the shield and the ability to cast more spells and that is a dangerous position for a mage to find themselves in. In order to combat mana fatigue a new type of shield was invented. It blends an element with mana in order to perserve mana reserves. The spell is much more common now as it provides the same protection as the mana shield with less mana used. The most common element to blend with mana is frost.

A mage with a Mana Shield.A mage with a Frost Shield.
Amber ledge

**Amber Ledge** is a Kirin Tor outpost locted in the Borean Tundra of Northrend. It was established during the Nexus War in conjunction with the Red Dragonflight to combat the Blue Dragons in the area. Archmage Evanor oversees the outpost for Dalaran. Since the end of the Nexus War, Amber Ledge has remained quiet. The Red Dragons have moved on and it is now comprised solely of Kirin Tor magi.

## Recent Events

After the War against the Lich King, Amber Ledge has remained quiet. It was a productive research and development facility throughout the events of the Cataclysm and continues to aid the Dalaran Ministry of Academics with research and as a space to hold lectures.
Select Senate Committee on Forbidden Magics

The Select Senate Committee on Forbidden Magics is a group made up of members of the Magus Senate of Dalaran who are tasked with reviewing the Forbidden Magics sections of the Laws of Dalaran. They will listen to testimony from people who wish to tighten the restrictions and those who wish for them to be loosened. At the end of all the testimonies they will report back to the Senate with their recommendations.

## Membership

* Senator Zanbor Emerson (Chairperson)
* Senator Nathul Furlbrow
* Senator Mab Nimue
* Senator Meriahm Lausten

## Sessions

* Second Forbidden Magics Committee Session
Violet Eye

The **Violet Eye** is the intelligence gathering operation of the Kirin Tor. Founded to spy on the Guardians of Tirisfal and later expanded to oversee clandestine operations around Azeroth. It is lead by Archmage Cedric and reports to the Council of Six. While their part in the activites of Karazhan might be known to some outside the Kirin Tor, they are virtually unknown outside the organization and members prefer it that way.

## History

The Violet Eye was orginally founded to keep watch on the Guardians of Tirisfal, culminating with Medivh and his work in Karazhan. For an extended period of time the Violet Eye was largely forgotten by the Kirin Tor back in Dalaran who were dealing with reconstructing the city, but when the Dark Portal reopened and the energies in the tower began to stir with life once more, the members of the Violet Eye were instrumental in keeping the tower under control and not letting the dark energies escape. The Council of Six, recognizing the part the Violet Eye played in the troubles at the tower, decided to expand the organization and use their unqiue skills to serve as Dalaran's intelligence gathering service. When the city moved to Northrend the Violet Eye went with it and they were an important behind the scenes player in the Nexus War. During the Purge of Dalaran the Violet Eye was on the side of the Alliance as the group had no Blood Elf members, though Aethas Sunreaver argued for Blood Elven members to be allowed to join, the organization simply never got around to it. Now the Violet Eye is serving on the Isle of Thunder and anywhere else to Kirin Tor might need them.

### Subsects

The Magus Senate of Dalaran maintains a subsect of the Violet Eye. The Senate's version of the Violet Eye is known as just 'The Eye' and is used as an intelligence agency, but also has the added responsibility of routing out users of the Forbidden Magics. The Eye is made up of a few agents who report to the Director of the Eye. The Director of the Eye then reports to the Minister of the Interior. The Eye and it's methods are controversial in the Senate with many senators feeling strongly that The Eye abuses its power, though just as many feel the The Eye is necessary in combating rogue magi.

## References

Violet Eye article on Wowpedia.

Archmage Cedric article on Wowpedia.
Dalaran Merchant's Bank

The **Dalaran Merchant's Bank**is the newest bank to open in Dalaran. It was created shortly before the city left Hillsbrad for Northrend. It is run by a board of representatives from various businesses in the city. Notable almost all the board members are from businesses not located in the Magus Commerce Exchange. The bank's main competition is the Bank of Dalaran.

Despite the name it is open to everyone not just merchants. This bank is very popular with apprentices and people new to the city. It is a rumor that the board of directors asked for the bank to be almost identical with the Bank of Dalaran.
Bureaumancy

**Bureaumancy**is the collective name of a group of spells developed by Zanbor Emerson during his time in the Magus Senate of Dalaran. Bureaumancy draws from the conjuration, enchantment, and transmutation schools of magic. Many of the spells require the use of  a special tome. Currently Zanbor is the only bureaumancer and is still working on new spells.

## Spells

### One Thousand Little Cuts

One Thousand Little Cuts was the very first bureaumancy spell Zanbor developed. It involves summoning his magic tome which opens up and launches out hundreds of razor sharp enchanted piece of paper at the target. The intensity of the spell can be reduced so that it only causes paper cuts or increased to the point where the papers shred clothing and leave deep wounds in flesh. The paper produced in the spell does not actually come from the book itself, but is instead summoned from a pocket dimension Zanbor maintains in Dalaran.

### In Triplicate

The In Triplicate spell summons forth three documents from the arcane tome, that can be controlled by the summoner to hover through the air and stick onto a surface. The papers have complex looking runes written on them that when activated by the caster, explode in spectacular fashion. If the runes on the paper are damaged in anyway before they can be set off then the spell will not work.

### Red Tape

   The Red Tape requires the use of the magical tome. When cast a solid red beam of arcane energy shoots from within the tome and can be manipulated by the caster for various uses. The most common uses of the Red Tape spell are to bind something or grab something. The Red Tape is very difficult to break through and often times leaves even the most skilled mage tangled up and frustrated.

### I'm Not Seeing It

I'm Not Seeing It is a spell that Zanbor developed shortly after testing the One Thousand Little Cuts spell. The spell activates the arcane energies in the enchanted paper let out by the previously mentioned spell and has it get "sucked" back into the book. This spell isn't really offensive and was really created so that Zanbor would save money by not  buying new paper every time he casts a spell.

### Sign Here

The Sign Here spell is a protection spell that works by having a person sign their name into the tome and create a weak bond with the tome. When the owner of the tome casts the spell arcane enchanted pieces of paper will fly out at incredible speeds from the portal in the tome and surrounds those who signed. This spell is designed to take one very strong hit and is not a sustained shield.
Indictment of "Night Haunter"

The Kirin Tor and the Magus Senate of Dalaran bring the following charges against the Demon Hunter known as "Night Haunter ."

1. One count of Fel-Magic
2. One count of Grand Theft
3. One count of Artifact Mishandling
4. Three counts of Common Assault
5. One count of Trespassing
6. One count of Breaking and Entering
7. Two counts of Resisting Arrest

The trial is set to be held on the 18th of February, the Honorable Lord Baldrec Ashcroft presiding. The prosecution team will be lead by Archmage Tammini Silverspark and the defense team will be lead by Lord Beauwitt Fairthorne.

*~Zanbor Emerson*

Councillor of the Magus Senate
Dalaran Chancellory

The **Chancellory** is the department of the Magus Senate of Dalaran that is comprised of the Senate's highest-ranking leaders and their direct advisers and agents. It is primarily comprised of the offices of the Chancellor and the Vice-Chancellor.

## Overview and Organization

### The Chancellor

The most important office of the Chancellory is that of the Chancellor. The Chancellor is the head of the Magus Senate of Dalaran; it is their duty to oversee the actions of all the various Ministers. The Chancellor also officiates meetings, determines policy, and handles disputes among the Ministries.

The Chancellor is the only member of the Senate able to make Senate-wide executive orders - decrees which bypass the voting process and go directly into effect. These can be overturned by a two-thirds majority vote of the Inner Council or the Senate itself.

In addition, the Chancellor is the Senate's primary diplomatic figure. It is their responsibility to represent the Senate whenever possible at major meetings or conferences.

However, despite all of this, the Chancellor is limited by the will of the Inner Council and of the Senate itself. They are bound by law to respect the wishes and will of the Senate - the Chancellor is not a dictator, but rather a guide to ensure the Senate holds together and remains on a steady course.

The current Chancellor is Damon Halliwell.

### The Vice-Chancellor

The Vice-Chancellor is the right hand of the Chancellor. They are the second-in-command of the Senate, elevated above the Inner Council but beneath the Chancellor. They have many of the same powers and responsibilities as the Chancellor, as well as the ability to step in should the Chancellor be unable to fulfill their duty.

In the event of the death or retirement of the Chancellor, the Vice-Chancellor becomes the Acting Chancellor until a conclave can be called and a new Chancellor elected. Being Vice-Chancellor does not automatically mean that person will become the new Chancellor.

The current Vice-Chancellor is Vorien Dawnstrider.

### Others

The Chancellory also consists of the Chancellor's direct advisers. These are people who work closely with the Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor to offer perspectives on important decisions. The only person who previously occupied this role was Meriahm Lausten, who also sat on the Inner Council in this capacity.

In addition, Lausten oversaw (and still primarily oversees during her transition to Foreign Affairs) the Hand of the Chancellory, the direct bodyguards for the important members of the Chancellory. The leader is Oliviaxi Shadesong, who represents the Hand on the Outer Council. Additional members are:

- Andeven Icestrider

## Members

Chancellor Damon Halliwell

Vice-Chancellor Vorien Dawnstrider

Oliviaxi Shadesong - Chief Hand of the Chancellory

Andeven Icestrider - Hand of the Chancellory
Dalaran Courthouse

The **Dalaran Courthouse**is a courthouse located within the city of Dalaran. Located near the Violet Hold, the courthouse is home to the Dalaran Court of Law. The original courthouse was destroyed during the fall of Dalaran and has since been rebuilt. It is not an extravagant building, and instead looks like many of the other buildings in Dalaran do.

## Notable Trials

The courthouse has played host to several notable trials in recent years including:

* Baelheit v DeVin (626KY) DMC
* Magus Senate v Halliwell (34LC) DMC
* Magus Senate v Riddle (35LC) DMC
* Magus Senate v Drostone-Halliwell (35LC) DMC

## Out of Character

The Magus Senate of Dalaran uses the Town Hall in Ambermill as the in-game representation of the Dalaran Courthouse.

## Gallery

A defendant testifying.Defense's point of view.The jury.
Speaker of the Magus Senate of Dalaran

**Affiliations**
 **Inaugural holder**
 **Past Title Holders**

The **Speaker of the Magus Senate of Dalaran** is the leader of the legislative assembly of the Magus Senate of Dalaran. The office of the Speaker directly oversees the Senate floor and works in order to ensure both the Senate body remains orderly and is effective in its duties to the Magocracy of Dalaran.

## Office Holders

All those who have held the office of Speaker within the Magus Senate are listed below in order.

### Elberich Haltring

Elberich Haltring was the first speaker of the Senate when the position was originally created after Damon Halliwell assumed the officer of Chancellor of the Magus Senate. Haltring held the office for some time before finally resigning due to illness and later took leave from the Senate and Dalaran.

### Trever Halliwell

Trever Halliwell was the second speaker of the Senate. He assumed the position after the slaying of the false Emperor Bowald Allister, returning to his father once again and reconnecting with him for the first time since the fall of Dalaran.

### Zanbor Emerson

Zanbor Emerson is the third and current speaker of the Senate. Today, Emerson, oversees the Department of Administration and also occupies the office of the Speaker.
Violet Stand

The **Violet Stand** is a small camp located in Crystalsong Forest, in Northrend. It is home to several Warmages and members of the Kirin Tor. It was once used to house the teleportation gem that allowed people to teleport up to the city floating above. Currently it is still being occupied by the Kirin Tor, and is now used to monitor Northrend and for researching and developing spells. It is also home to the warmage training grounds. Despite its importance in the Dalaran military structure it is largely left alone by many outside the Kirin Tor, mostly because people assume the organization left the area completely when the city moved.
Runeweaver Square

**Runeweaver Square**is the large public space found in the middle of Dalaran. It is named after Ansirem Runeweaver, who is a member of the Council of Six and over saw the rebuilding of Dalaran under the great dome. The square is the locatation of the War against the Lich King memorial. It is very common for the square to have people in it at all times during the day and night as the Violet Gate has an exit leading to the square. The square is a popular place for the citizens of Dalaran to gather and relax.
Surge needle

Surge Needles are massive magical constructs that aid in the redirection and manipulation of the Ley Lines of Azeroth. Surge needles appear to be created and maintained by the Blue Dragon Flight. Whether or not they have a more peaceful purpose, such as repairing damaged Ley Lines or deactivating Lay Lines is unknown. The needles are constructed from arcane energy, and they have a giant circular platform surrounding the needle.

Malygos used the constructs to great effect during the Nexus War, redirecting many Ley Lines to the Nexus. The needles were used once again after his death by the Twilight Cult to bring to life the Dragon Chromatus.

The Surge Needs appear to be controlled by the Focusing Iris, requiring the blood of the Aspect of the Blue Dragon Flight, or any of his offspring, to be used by the Iris in such a manner.
Council of Six

The **Council of Six** , also known as **the Six**, the **High Council** or the **Ruling Council**, is the ruling council of the Magocracy of Dalaran, comprised of six of the most senior mages, one of them being the council ruler. They meet in the Chamber of Air, which is a room with no visible walls. It was originally a secret council, but in recent times the secrecy has been abandoned.

## Current Known Members

* Lady Jaina Proudmoore, current leader after the death of Rhonin Redhair.
* Karlain, an alchemist who is proficient at controlling his emotions.
* Khadgar, one of the world's most powerful mages to have ever lived, and Medivh's former apprentice.
* Archmage Ansirem Runeweaver, author of many books and documents found in Dalaran... And occasionally the Twisting Nether.
* Archmage Modera, the longest-standing member of the current council, having been present as early as the Second War.

## Previous Members

* Kel'thuzad - Expelled from Dalaran for the practice of Necromancy. Later founded the Cult of the Damned and ascended to become a powerful Lich
* Archmage Antonidas - Leader of the Kirin Tor during the Second War and during the early periods of the Third War. Was slain by Arthas Menethil during his invasion of Dalaran
* Drenden - A powerful Archmage who served on the Council during the Second War and early into the Third War. His fate is unknown but he is presumed dead, slain during the same siege which claimed Antonidas.
* Kael'thas Sunstrider - Heir to the throne of Quel'thalas, Kael'thas served on the Council until the cities destruction during the Third War.
* Krasus - Known member of the Council during the Second War and Third War and also in secret a Red Dragon and consort of Alexstrasza. The exact length of his service is unknown, but it is presumed he served up until his death when he sacrificed himself to prevent a plot hatched by the Twilight's Hammer.
* Rhonin Redhair - Leader of the Kirin Tor after the death of Antonidas. Rhonin lead the Kirin Tor to battle against the Blue Dragonflight in Northrend. He died during the destruction of Theramore, sacrificing himself to save Jania Proudmoore and his wife Vereesa Windrunner.
* Aethas Sunreaver - A council member during the reign of Rhonin Redhair, he secured a place for the Horde in Dalaran while the Kirin Tor were combating the Blue Dragonflight. He was stripped of his position by Jania Proudmoore after the Horde betrayed the neutrality of the Kirin Tor.
Laws of Magic

The '**Laws of Magic'** is a pamphlet found very commonly where magi gather in numbers. It is customary for teachers to give the pamphlet to new apprentices when they first start their training in Dalaran. It is not a very large pamphlet and is divided into four parts.

## The Laws of Magic

### Magic is Powerful

Magic in Azeroth is the difference between a slave and a master, a foot soldier and a king. Few races and nations can operate without powerful mages and warlocks. The use of arcane magic is growing; historically, each time this has happened before, a great disaster shortly follows. However, even though the history of the arcane is well known, mages and their patrons invariably come to the same self-serving conclusion: It won't happen to them.

### Magic is Corrupting

Magic corrupts the soul; if the humblest person in Azeroth became a practitioner of the arcane, by the time the practitioner reached the higher levels in their art, all traces of her humble roots would be lost. Magic breeds pride and arrogance. Magic corrupts the body; it ages the caster before their time and hastens the blight that the world inflicts on things fair and beautiful. Those who claim that only Necromancy and Fel Magic have a corrupting influence are fooling themselves.

### Magic is an Addiction

When one feels the power of an arcane spell coursing through one's body as it's being cast, resisting the urge to cast it again is difficult. Frequent use leads to a desire for more and, eventually to a desire for the evil fel energy.

### Magic Attracts the Twisting Nether Like Flies to Honey

The Burning Legion has invaded Azeroth three times, drawn by the power of the Well of Eternity and those who employ it. Magic is a literal gateway drug that allows dark beings, to bring evil influences to the world. Those who employ arcane magic must deal with demons and other servants of the Twisting Nether.

## References

Guide to RP an Arcane Class  from the Scarteleu Wikia.

Note: This information is adapted from Wowpedia, originally.
Dalaran Guard

The **Dalaran Guard** is a term used to collectively refer to the various organizations that are tasked with keeping the peace and defending Dalaran. The groups that make up the Dalaran Guard can also be considered the Dalaran Military. Each of these groups reports to a different commander, though they all report to the Council of Six.

## Kirin Tor Battle and War Magi

    The Kirin Tor Battle and War Magi are the most public and well known part of the Dalaran Guard. They are the ones that usually get sent on missions away from the city. There are several different divisions of Battle and War Magi, each of which has a different commander. Most Battle and War Magi train at the Violet Stand in Crystalsong Forest. The Battle and War Magi are a mix of races, Gnomes, Humans, High Elves, Highborne, and even the occasional Dwarf. The Kirin Tor Battle and War Magi are largest of the groups that make up the Dalaran Guard.

## Violet Hold Spellbreaker Guards

    The Violet Hold Spellbreaker Guards the smallest of the guard factions. Comprised mostly of humans, this group deals largely with the Violet Hold and the prisoners within. In times of strife or when the city is under attack, they have been known to assist in defense and policing, though it is rare. They work almost entirely within the city of Dalaran, with the major exception being if they are transporting a prisoner. They are lead by the Warden of the Violet Hold, Archmage Alturas. The Spellbreakers specialize in disrupting spells and combating casters and magical creatures. They often train for years and are incredibly disciplined.

## Silver Covenant Rangers

    The Silver Covenant Rangers were largely contained to the Silver Enclave part of Dalaran. Their primary function was to keep Horde out of the Alliance only Enclave. Since the re-introduction of Dalaran to the Grand Alliance, the rangers have become a major player among the guards. The are lead by Vereesa Windrunner and are the group most independent of the Kirin Tor. As the Silver Covenant is a part of the Alliance they are not allowed into Quel'Thalas where many of them trained, before that kingdom's fall. Vereesa created the Silver Covenant Outpost of Windrunner's Overlook in Crystalsong Forest to train new recruits. The rangers are made up of spellsbows, scouts, and outriders, and have become a more public force with Dalaran's decision to rejoin the Alliance.

## Violet Eye

The Violet Eye is the intelligence service of the Kirin Tor and while not a true part of the guard, the information they provide is invaluable. Their agents often participate in military operations, especially when it needs to be done quietly.

## The Dalaran Navy

The Magocracy of Dalaran maintains a small navy for transporting troops and supplies when portaling is not a viable option.

A Kirin Tor War Mage and Guard.A Kirin Tor Guard.A Kirin Tor Spellbow.Part of the Dalaranian Naval Fleet.
The Alchemist's Tome

The Alchemist's Tome belonged to a First One-Hundred Mage whose name has since been lost to time, but is known as 'The Alchemist'. There are several folk tales which detail his life, though they often get it wrong and muddled.

## The Tome

The Alchemist's Tome is an artifact of vast magical power that contains cataloged information of centuries of demonic research, alchemical mixtures, and spells created by the Alchemist along with amendments made to the Journal by other magi over the centuries.

The tome had been divided up into several parts, with the bulk of it kept in it's original bindings with The Alchemist. The other four pages had been taken and buried with other Magi of The Hundred first Human magi. Each of these pages had been inscribed with parts of a sealing spell which could strip beings of magical power and disenchant objects and artifacts.

The Magus Senate of Dalaran undertook a series of missions to recreate the spellbook, not fully understanding the book's secrets and almost allowed the Alchemist to escape his fate.

## Fate of the Book

The book was going to be destroyed before a senate vote saved it for future reference and use, thinking of what could be learned from it. The book was locked in the Arcane Vault in the Violet Citadel in Dalaran. Some months after the book was put in the vault, the vault was broken into and the tome stolen from it. Scrying efforts by the Magus Senate have revealed a Demon Hunter to have taken to book and fled to Darnassus. The Magus Senate recovered the tome after several weeks of investigation. The book has been locked away in the vault under extra security.
Ode to Dalaran

The **Ode to Dalaran**is a song the was written shortly after the Siege of Orgrimmar when Dalaranian nationalism was at an all time high. The song is still very popular among the citizens of Dalaran.

((Sung to the tune of Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer.))

## Ode to Dalaran

Dalaran the violet city,

is the greatest in the land.

Even though its fall twice now,

we've rebuilt it even more grand.

All of the other kingdoms,

seethe with jealousy and spite.

They could never hope to compete with,

Dalaran's magical might!

Magic is the greatest tool ever used by man.

All of our research projects,

always go to plan.

Cataloging all the magics,

that is the Kirin Tor's way.

Dalaran the violet city,

always flies above the fray!
Lan'dalock

**Affiliations**
 **Status**

**Archmage Lan'dalock**is a powerful archmage and agent of the Council of Six. He is often tasked by the Council to take down targets that are considered difficult. He is skilled in the illusion and abjuration schools of magic and has been rumored to be on the short list of candidates to take Archmage Sunreaver's spot on the council. During the Purge of Dalaran he was responsible for keeping the Violet Hold safe.
Silver Enclave

The **Silver Enclave**is the South-West district of Dalaran. It seats between the Eventide District and the Violet Citadel. It is most known for being the headquaters of the Silver Covenant. The Silver Enclave District is home to several organizations including the Magus Senate of Dalaran's Ministry of War and Battle-Mage Corps. Much of the military leadership of Dalaran have offices in the Silver Enclave. The Silver Covenant also recently opened a trading house in the Enclave to better facilitate the trading of war materials between the various factions that work there.

## A Hero's Welcome

A Hero's Welcome is the large tavern operating out of the Silver Enclave District. It is favored among Alliance visitors to the city and is known for it's excellent stews and chowders. Visiting Alliance military personnel often stay at A Hero's Welcome to be close to the Enclave. The tavern is run by the High Elf, Isirami Fairwind. Ms Fairwind employs several people including a assistant innkeeper, two chefs, four barmaids, one guard, and one bartender. A Hero's Welcome keeps a large supply of Flamewine in its cellar. Famed chef, Katherine Lee works out of the tavern's kitchen.

### The Beer Garden

The Beer Garden in the back of the tavern is perhaps the most famous beer garden outside of Khaz'Modan. The garden can seat dozens of people and is staffed by two Dwarvish Brewmaidens. The garden is most busy during Brewfest as it is the location of Dalaran's celebrations. A Guardian mage is always on hand should any patrons get out of order.

## Military Complex

The Military Complex is the largest building in the Silver Enclave district. The Military Complex is connected to the tavern near the Enclave Tower. The complex was built around a courtyard that serves as a meeting place for military personnel and houses some of the portals used to exit the city. The front part of the complex houses several offices, the trading post, and the Enclave Tower. The tower is popular among tourists as it is public space, free to enter, and has a good obersvation deck with a commanding view of the city. The large domed building on the south end of the courtyard is the headquarters for the Dalaran Military. Inside is restricted to authorized personnel only.
Dragon Registration Act

The **Dragon Registration Act** is a piece of legislation enacted by the Magus Senate of Dalaran. It applies specifically to the Senate and not to Dalaran or the Kirin Tor as a whole, thus making it not a part of the standard Laws of Dalaran.

The Act states that any person applying to become a member of the Senate must disclose if they are a Dragon. Because applications are reviewed only by members of the Senate's Inner Council, this information is not accessable to the public. If someone joins the Senate and does not disclose the fact they are a Dragon to the Council, it is grounds for immediate expulsion. There is a provision allowing for members who joined the Senate previous to the Act's passage to come to the Council at any time without reprecussion.

An accident in the records involving a bat and three fireball spells has led to the exact date of passage being lost, but the document is still in good enough shape that the Act is valid. It's notable for being one of the few Senate laws to bypass the Senate itself and go straight to the Inner Council for a vote, rather than being voted on by the Senate and ratified by the Council.
Magus Senate of Dalaran Wikia

## Welcome!

Welcome to the **Magus Senate of Dalaran Wiki**! This website is a roleplay resource for the guild the Magus Senate of Dalaran on the World of Warcraft server Moon Guard - US. The Magus Senate uses this wiki to store information about guild fanon, characters, characters, organizations, events, magic, and history related to World of Warcraft, the Kirin Tor, and the guild.

All guild members are welcome and encouraged to contribute their own articles and information to the wiki. If you have any questions or concerns please contact one of our guild's officers or visit our website!
Emergency Escape Amulet

An **Emergency Escape Amulet**is a magical item designed to provide a quick get away for the user. The amulet can be designed in a couple different ways. It can be set to teleport the user to a random location on Azeroth or it can be set to teleport the user to the same place every time. The amulets are usually made or silver and amethyst. To activate the amulet the user only has to make physical contact and think the power word used when the amulet was first enchanted. The amulets are fairly easy to make and are rather common among magi.