Reformation Of Quel'thalas

# The Reformation of Quel'Thalas

## The Thalassian Reformation

### Defining the Triumvirate

It is without a doubt that Lor'thremar holds on each hand two of the most fiercest extensions whom advise him at every turn on both a political and personal level. Each one of these three members of leadership aggressively loyal to not only the brethren but the lands that they share too; their ancestral home. While the Regent Lord has the final say on the matter, there is no debate that the voices on each shoulder define and steer Quel'thalas in the most prosperous direction.

Solidifying this notion to further erect structure within the Kingdom was the official introduction of the Triumvirate to Silvermoon and it's denizens. By cementing this foundation the Triumvirate fully intend to build upon this and delegate positions of exemplary service to the most influential of Elves. With their scope upon Azeroth and worlds beyond widening; it is only natural to assign more limbs for the evergrowing Kingdom to serve to the best of it's ability and efficiency.

### The Prosperity of Quel'Thalas

The voices of both the High Houses of the lands along with the Magisters that served each of these houses in their four regions were vital in upholding stability and prosperity in Quel'thalas itself. While many houses had fallen during the invasion; the need for these houses to be restored and new ones to rise has been stressed by these new edicts. Armed with both the circle and the restoration of regional voices both assets foreign and domestic will evolve into an age of Elven restoration.

In doing so, the Triumvirate are of full confidence that the very structure that had been strained, rocked to the very foundations, have a new staging point. With authority streaming through the moulds; the Magistrate having a set purpose and focus with leading figures interacting with their Thalassian machinations heeding the call for the age of prosperity in Quel'thalas.

* Silvermoon City
* Eversong
* Quel'danas
* The Ghostlands

##### **Tier 1:** Noble House

A Noble house, while the lowest tier of the three, holds considerable authority within the designated region and recognition across the entire Kingdom. The names of these Houses are on the tip of every Thalassian tongue and their birth are usually from an act that brings pride to Quel'thalas as a whole. Historically, as every Noble caste, Thalassian Noble Houses came to fruition due to the inheritance of magical potential. However, due to recent events that will not always be the case as recognition for dedication to the Kingdom can also bear fruit. Mana means wealth and prosperity can come from not only wealth but deeds also.

Within a Kingdom of magic and magic being so valued it will prove difficult to the lower caste to elevate from merit alone. Noble Houses serve their designated regions directly answering to a High Noble House; one of two arms of the High Lord of the respective region. The task of bringing prosperity may come from the High Lord itself, but each 'limb' right down to the four Noble Houses of each region all share the same sentiment of a prosperous Quel'thalas.

House of Silvermoon

* House Mal'drothir
* [Vacant]
* [Vacant]
* [Vacant]

House of Eversong

* [Vacant]
* [Vacant]
* [Vacant]
* [Vacant]

House of Quel'danas

* [Vacant]
* [Vacant]
* [Vacant]
* [Vacant]

House of The Ghostlands

* [Vacant]
* [Vacant]
* [Vacant]
* [Vacant]

#### **Tier 2:** High Noble

House High Noble Houses of Quel'thalas were historically the pinnacle of a Noble Houses' progressive ladder. The means of obtaining this birth-right for ones bloodline would be nothing short of exemplary service to the King of Quel'thalas as there is no more than two High Noble Houses per region.

With the re-introduction of Nobility; tradition has been upheld in having two per region, effectively the right and left hand of a High Lord. While answering directly to the High Lord of the region, the High Nobles will use utmost authority second to only their Lord to bring prosperity to the people in their lands; with the Noble Houses in tow, it is the Triumvirate's confidence that the reintroduction of this Noble caste will delegate a much swifter and responsive network of growth in each region.

While it is very possible for a House to become a Noble House; it becomes a much steeper trial for one to become a High House especially if one is not blessed by magic in a Kingdom so focused upon it.

High House of Silvermoon

* [Vacant]
* [Vacant]

High House of Eversong

* House Nor'danil
* [Vacant]

High House of Quel'danas

* [Vacant]
* [Vacant]

High House of the Ghostlands

* [Vacant]
* [Vacant]

#### **Tier 3:** High Lord of Quel'thalas

High Lords of Quel'thalas are the pinnacle of nobility within the Kingdom; this is the highest attainable rank and authority a Noble House can be given while formerly this was something that was strictly inherited - due to the fall of Quel'thalas leaving a gaping chasm in the not only the population overall but the Nobility that died defending their lands too; this by no means meant that the High Lords were spared during the invasion but perhaps their duty to the lands tailored their fate.

The Reformation of Quel'thalas has revitalised the dire need for the reconstruction of these various Noble houses; past and present to move forwards with each of the four prominent locations within Quel'thalas. Whether they're former broken houses once more standing on their own two feet or whether they are wealthy clans that are ready to step up to the mantle of bringing prosperity to their home region.

High Lords are considered as irreplaceable figures across the entirety of the Kingdom. Their names will be household names and their authority is only less than the Triumvirate themselves within their designated regions.

High Lord/Lady of Silvermoon

* [Vacant]

High Lord/Lady of Eversong

* [Vacant]

High Lord/Lady of Quel'danas

* [Vacant]

High Lord/Lady of the Ghostlands

* [Vacant]

Finally, after interacting with various roleplayers I have become interested in more immersion within the Kingdom; giving a section to either Defunct or Fallen Houses that were once prominent before the invasion of Quel'thalas. Whether it is because they lost their power, joined the Alliance or simply died off a section that requires no application for these Houses

Fallen House

* [Vacant]
* [Vacant]
* [Vacant]
* [Vacant]
* ... etc

Each of these regions have their own fair share of predicaments despite the call for foreign affairs to be considered of vital importance it only means that the denizens and leading figures that remain on domestic soil have to work all that much harder with the available manpower and resources at their disposal.  Which will mean the roles the Triumvirate assign will of course resume conventions; meetings amongst leading figures of all backgrounds to best discuss proposals and predicaments for both foreign and domestic affairs.. Which of course include the current-day call to arms in the Broken Shore.

### Ranks of the Magistrate

**[Unattainable]** Grand Magister

This is the title held by the current leader of the Sin'dorei Magisters. At the time of writing, this title is held by Rommath.

**[Application Required]** Magister/Magistrix

High status in Sin'dorei society the title is earned by those Magi of renown within the order. These are the magi that stood out due to their exceptional practice of Arcane and their political experience. They hold a considerable say in those two fields. They often take on apprentices and even run magical schools in order to do so. Young Sin'dorei and even the Arcanists strive to attain the rank of Magister or Magistrix.

**[Free & Revokable]** Arcanist

The Arcanists are the Sin'dorei magi part of the Magisters organization that have completed their apprenticeships but haven't quite proved themselves just yet. These are the magi who have yet to prove themselves to their peers in order to gain the high status of Magister and all the benefits and responsibilities that come with it. They can take on apprentices but a Magister is still considered to be a better choice to fill the role of a teacher.

**[Free & Revokable]** Apprentice

At the very bottom of the ranking, the ladder is the apprentices. Often young Sin'dorei that strive to one day become Magisters, are still learning the basics of Arcane. They are found in the magical schools ran by Magisters but can also be found taking more private, one-on-one lessons.

### Voices of Quel'thalas

As the final measure as proposed by Halduron was to further encourage and bolster the voices of Quel'thalas on both sides of the banner. While the fragile peace between themselves and their cousins lasted; the talks of wishing to reunite by sympathisers; of brother and sister, of many more connections was a dream that could not be shattered by the rapid and surprising developments over the last two wars the hope for a reunited Thalassian future is a defining trait of the members of this revitalised effort.

While the Quel'danil Lodge had been the staging point for grounded talks between the two; with the reintroduction of Quel'dorei to Quel'danas - established members of both Sin'dorei and Quel'dorei backgrounds are invited to further refine their relationship on equal, homely ground.. Basking in the comforts of the Sunwell and home ground; there is hope progress can be made before relations worsen through acts of their respective factions.

The defining trait of these are not only to uphold Thalassian pride but to make precise decisions to further strengthen relations which will in turn benefit Quel'thalas.

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Including these members of Ambassadors into the Magistrate and Convocation talks is of the uttermost importance to keep not only political affairs intermingled with the choices and actions the Elves intend to make.