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War-God Zakruul

**War-God Zakruul**, was once a powerful warrior-priest of Zandalar and a member of the Zandalari Warband which sailed to Zul'Gamni following the Siege of Orgrimmar. His orders were to discipline and reform the mighty war hosts of Amani Trolls. Under the instructions of a hooded figure known as Doomsayer, he convinced the Amani to sacrifice a powerful arachnid loa to gain its powers of increased regeneration. After leading his host to the Bleeding Ziggurat, Zakruul proclaimed that the combined armies of Zul'Aman and Zandalari Sacred Spears would march north into Quel'Thalas. There, the armies would invade the thalassian province of the Emberlight. The following succession of wars would later be called the Invasion of the Emberlight where Zakruul's armies were repulsed and the counter-offensive known as the Invasion of Zul'Aman.

Zakruul later perished on the steps of the Bleeding Ziggurat at the hands of the Sunguard. His armies were then raised into undeath by the High Necromancer Akhlain of the Cult of the Bleeding Eye. This ultimate betrayal seemed to have been orchestrated by the necromantic cult to create a tremendous amount of undead bodies to be raised into undeath. It is unclear if Zakruul was also raised into undeath.

War-God Zakruul is father to the twins Sul and Rul who are the Temple Knights of the Zandalari Sacred Spears.
Thalassian Army

The **Thalassian Army** is the standing military of the Kingdom of Quel'Thalas. The Thalassian army is primarily made up of the organization known as the Farstriders and has been led by a Ranger-General for hundreds, if not thousands, of years. When the Scourge invaded Quel'Thalas, most of the army was shattered, including the at the time Ranger-General, Sylvanas Windrunner.

The army later reformed under the new Ranger-General, Lor'themar Theron, who later was appointed Regent Lord of Quel'Thalas. After his appointment, Lor'themar handed the title off to his friend and colleague Halduron Brightwing, who continues to act as the current Ranger-General. With the betrayal and later defeat of Kael'thas Sunstrider and the destruction of the House of Sunstrider, Kael'thas' largest force, The Sunfury, rejoined Quel'Thalas as soon as Kael'thas betrayed the sin'dorei for the Legion. It has been stated that with the additional forces, the elves have been able to better defend their borders.

The Thalassian Military is broken up into four major branches:

* The Blood Knight Order
* The Farstriders
* The Magistrate
* The Royal Thalassian Navy

Other forces also aligned to the Thalassian Military, such as the following:

* The Sunguard- Paramilitary organization based out of the Dawnspire.
* The Phoenix Guard- An elite guard directed by the Thalassian Senate.
* The Spellbreakers- Warriors from Spellbreaker shrines which recently have begun to rebuild their forces.
Tassandria Dor'wynn

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Corellus (Father, No Surname)
Hadrya Dor'wynn
Halya Dor'wynn
Orella Dor'wynn
Velayn Dor'wynn ( Daughter )
Naerhis Dor'wynn (Son, Deceased)

Puckish to an immediate and often disastrous fault, Tassandria Dor'wynn hardly fits the framework for a conventional lady - or soldier, for that matter. Graced with a silver tongue that is ever eager to offer lies, the Lady is never forthcoming on any particular political stance, nor does she offer freely any information about her aims or those of her ever insular family.

## Appearance

The vicious scars that split her face asunder can't change the fact that she never had a traditionally lovely face. Though pale skinned, her features border on too sharp and obliquely foreign, and the tilt of her ears along her head hint at kinship closer with the kaldorei than might make most comfortable. Standing at a healthy six feet, Tassandria boasts a healthy curvature to her form, and lean muscles through her arms and legs. There is grace inherent in the way she holds herself, ever light on her feet and feline in her movement, her affinity for the natural world is clear ever without the wealth of fur and leather trappings she usually dons.

Her hair, often unbound, is a wild bush of auburn, swept back from her face and braided along the temples in a fashion she professes to hold significant meaning to her culture - though, that what meaning is changes by week and person.

## Personality

Of all the Pathfinders that seem to find sass a necessary component to their daily functions, Tassandria keeps her crown as 'Sassy Scar Mama' proudly poised on her head. Thankfully, her centuries have offered her wisdom enough in professional settings to keep her tongue tucked tightly between her teeth, and the bite of sarcasm caged away. Self perseverance, after all, outweighs all. Though she may mind her twisted tongue, her sense of humor always veers on the side of crassness, and has way of slipping into her speech, for the sake of shocked response more than carelessness.

## History

Hailing from a family whose name has fallen out the the common political vernacular has its ups and downs. Tassandria was born and raised on the Murkcrest Isles, a series of rainy, rocky isles off the coast of the Emberlight that serves as the ruling seat for the House of Dor'wynn; her blood family. Out of all of her - dwindling - family, she is most in sync with the happenings of the world outside of her island home, though her unfamiliarity with customs is often clear in her clinical - or wildly prejudiced - opinions.

Though she came to The Sunguard presenting herself as a Ranger, in the wake of the war there are whispers that the woman has been seen shedding her skin for forms more feral in the woods of Eversong. What truth may be behind such murmurings is unclear, and Tassandria herself promotes and denies such rumors by turns.
The Farstrider

The Farstrider's Apprentice (Book 9 )

## Author: Sym Brightarrow

Book 9 of the Farstrider's apprentice series sees Alyndor becoming a Fartsider on his own. After the release of this book the Author, Farstrider Sym Brightarrow, was almost killed in a troll ambush. Book ten's release date has been pushed back to allow for Farstrider Brightarrow recover.

Preceded by The Return home to Quel'thalas.

## Summary

Twenty Three year old Alyndor, already a hero among the Farstriders has reached the end of his apprenticeship with Farstrider Eve'lyn. Now only one thing remains between the end of his apprenticeship and becoming a Farstrider: Eve'lyn herself. Can Alyndor pass this final trial?
Sym Brightarrow

Symmathan Brightarrow

Symmathan Brightarrow, better known as Sym Brightarrow, is a Farstrider stationed on the borders of Quel'thalas. A author of a number of books and an accomplished Farstrider,

## Symmathan Brightarrow

Symmathan Brightarrow is a man who is the epitome of a Farstrider's selfless dedication to Quel'thalas. Skilled in the use of a bow with excellent stealth and survival skills. He's bragged about being able to put an arrow through a leaf at 500 paces without breaking a sweat.

He loves Quel'thalas and her forests and has spent the majority, if not near entirety, of his life to defending it. Most noteably he has written several novels, most of which get him no small amount of mockery among his fellow Farstriders. Though Symm himself does not seem to be bothered by it.

He has often referred to Quel'thalas as 'a harsh, demanding, and sometimes cruel mistress but one I cannot leave for long'. He has no known family members. When he's in Silvermoon he's fond of staying near the Court of the Sun.

Always having an animal companoin he's bonded to, Sym loves his lynx. The lynx is more spoiled than Sym is willing to admit, with the Farstrider willing to let anything the grumpy animal does slide. Most times.

## Appearance

Sym is a tall elf with hair that's an odd shade of purple that has lead some to speculate night elven parentage or grandparents. His wine colored hair is waist length, often braided to keep it out of his face. He bears a number of scars, keeping them hidden under his clothing.

Hardboiled leather and chainmail make up his armor, dull and forest colored so he blends in. The very very small few that get close to him know he keeps a magical orb to hide his true appearance beneath. A purple cloak is always on the man- clearly made for someone of nobility. It's well taken care of, more so than everything else he wears. One can only wonder where it came from.

## Personality

Cheerful, gregarious, and well learned are words that describe him best when he is 'off the clock' and among friends. He does not enjoy conflict and is welcoming of new faces and a night at the bar. Reliable and loyal, he enjoys the relative quiet in Silvermoon wherever he can find it, though he's fond of being surrounded by nature.

When he's on duty he's ruthless, efficient and does whatever is needed for Quel'thalas. Few of his friends and lovers get to see the Farstrider when the state calls. During such times as the Symphony of Silvermoon, however, he's proven that he's willing to do whatever Quel'thalas asks of him without hesitation.

## Books

Sym has also written several adult romance novels ranging from typical romance to erotica and fiction.

Romance Novels:
Scale-Lord Kaar’dum

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**Scale-Lord Kaar’dum** is a mysterious figure who once was aligned to the Sunguard. Freed from the binds of the Illidari and Bloodscale Naga, this monstrous creature has taken up arms for whoever can afford him. A skilled combatant and a wicked tongue, Kaar’dum is a challenge to any commander to control but pointed in the right direction, he will smash any enemy in his way.

## Early Life

Born in the ancient city of Surumar, Kaar'dum was born in the caste of the lording nobles to the powerful Queen Azshara. His father was a formidable magister and retainer of the Queen and worked many political maneuvers to gain her favor. In doing so, he secured a position for Kaar'dum to take up command within Queen Azshara's Royal Guard.

When Azshara took up her dark coven with the Burning Legion, Kaar'dum was personally torn between his duty to his Queen, and the oath he swore to protect his people. In his own error, he chose to defend his liege despite her nefarious bargins with the demon overlords. He was cast out with the rest of his caste, and soon these cursed creatures were forced to the sea and over the many thousand years, their bodies mutated into what is known as the Naga.

## Employment to the Sunguard

Kaar'dum seems to have been hired and retained by Telchis Truefeather, who knew the naga from their shared time in the Illidari. While Telchis dislikes the creature, he understands how powerful the naga warrior is in battle. The Scale-Lord was not paid in gold like the other mercenaries the Sunguard employs, but with a promise that would be later fulfilled.

While Kaar'dum has little need for material wealth, he does have requirements for deployments. Kaar'dum requires a large saltwater tank to be transported from camp to camp. The tank serves a similar purpose as a bed or tent would. In between battles, the Scale-Lord will spend hours within this tank in a sort of silent meditation. There are small samples of fresh coral and other sea fauna that line the floor and walls of the massive tank

In battle, the Scale-Lord is a force to be reckoned with and primarily serves the roll as a taunting combatant to draw the attention of more powerful enemies. He holds little love or respect for his allies and undoubtedly sees them as a means to an end.

## Member of the Cabal

During the Winter of Woe, it was revealed that Kaar'dum was a member of a defunct group of Illidari warriors known as the Cabal of the Dying Sun. During a daring mission in the south seas, the Sunguard brought Kaar'dum to a massive complex of underwater caverns. There the party battled their way through dozens of deep sea creatures and into the parlor of the Siren known as Countess Vas'las. The Countess commanded a massive host of naga warriors. Kaar'dum challenged the countess to retake his position as her consort, a position he had lost many decades ago. Through violence, Kaar'dum reclaimed his right and command of the Countess' armies. At that point, the payment for his years of service in the Sunguard was fulfilled and the great naga myrmidon left the Sunguard.
Vidiri

A **Vidiri**(male) or **Vidame**(female) is a thalassian equivalent to the title of Viscount, a title used in various noble statuses but generally deemed to convey the rank of a middle-ranking noble. While not always traditionally hereditary, the title can be passed on to living heirs of a family if so deemed. Vidiris are often given administrative or judicial roles over a medium area of land that often includes multiple villages and hamlets. Generally, the incomes of a Vidiri will allow them to support a larger manse or a small castle, in some instances they will hold larger estates/castles but with narrower scopes of influence, such as the Warden of the Blacksun Gate.

## Notable Vidiri:

Lady Idrya Blacksun; Warden of the Blacksun Gate

Lady Evelynne Rosewind; Lady of Evergrove

Lord Vaelrin Firestorm; Lord of Shallowbrook

Lady Alaria Silverdawn, Lady of Lynx's Home

Lady Reinyara Sunshatter, Lady of the Goldsea
Victathyra Autumnfury

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Victathyra Autumnfury is a Sin'dorei noblewoman of House Autumnfury within Goldenleaf Vale. After running into trouble with the law and her family she has since joined The Sunguard as a Pathfinder Initiate alongside her brother Aerinaeon Autumnfury.
Vulathen the Forgemaster

*"From the Void, I create Substance." Creed of House Voidsunder*

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# Personality

Vulthaen is patient and cool headed as a Death knight he is mostly found at the spire working various projects to keep his clients happy.

Unlike many of the risen knights he is not prone to anger or outwardly desiring the suffering or pain of others. In stead he questions his new after life and attempts to do his best to prevent others from meeting the same fate.

# History

## Early Life

Youngest born of the Lead Voidsunder house, Vulthaen was well crafted to be a political tool and soldier.  Between his training under his Mother and elder sisters he worked hard to earn his place among the Voidknights. An order among his family that used a combination of magics to enhance their strikes and spells.

Battle however never quite sat well with the young man regardless of his skill in the theater. Instead he found peace in the forges and fire of his family. Showing a gift for metallurgy the prodigy was trusted with many Void secrets and granted the knowledge of the Phoenix Feather Forget in Shimmervale.

## Aftermath of the War of Season

In an attempt to keep the family strong after the second betrayal of the War Vulathaen was offered as a part of a deal to earn land in the Dawnspire for the house

After the loss of face in the War of Seasons House Voidsunder went to the Dawnspire to bridge a treaty to secure lands away from home. Offering their eldest son to work in the forges and share their knowledge they were granted the land that would be come to known as Voidheart so long as the treaty was honored.

## The Fall of Quel'Thalas and the Return to the Dawnspire

During the fall of Silvermoon he lost his life fending off the scourge as they over ran Quel'thalas. Being pressed into the service of undeath. After the crimes of the third war Vulthaen found himself learning from Scourgelord Umadon Deathborn, a childhood mentor and protector of House Lightsunder's leader Keonei Lightsunder.

At the time of the birth of the Death Knight order the Knights of the Broken Blade Vulthaen was offered a place at the Scourgelord's side as one of his newly named 'sons' However still loyal to his roots he declined the offer and continued with the mantle of Voidsunder.

Vulthaen soon after resumed his duty at the Dawnforge.

## Rebirth of the House of Sunders

With the recent return of Lady Seilaran Lightsunder and Lord Zalin Shadowsunder the hope of a new golden age for the family was thick in the air. However in a recent Court of Seasons contraversy spouted when the former head of House Starsunder accused Anvitala, Vulthaen's sister of attempted assassination.

In the turmoil of trying to solve the mystery Voidheart was locked down and Seilaran forbid any from leaving. Knowing the tie between lands was based on his work Vulthaen left the compound and had his name and claim of Voidsunder stripped so he could continue his work and duty.
Thunderbreak Valley

by Sasha Bortnikova

**Thunderbreak Valley** is located within the mountains directly east of Silvermoon City. Largely secluded from Silvermoon proper due to the mountain range that nestles the city, the people of Thunderbreak Valley enjoy a close trade relationship with their neighbors to the south, the Evergrove, the Dawnspire, and Sundial Anchorage.

Consisting of three major towns, nearby coast on the Stormwracks, and a rich valley of verdant forests and healthy agricultural fields, Thunderbreak Valley is ruled over primarily by House Phoenixshine whose seat is Fireheart Keep at the southern end of the Valley. Fireheart Keep itself is built into the mountainside, serviced mostly by dragonhawk riders. The Keep is largely defensible thanks to its location and relative difficulty to access with armed forces, however the dangerous pass to the south is guarded over by Hawk's Eye Tower, a Farstrider outpost.

The Farstriders have been an integral part of the growth and protection of Thunderbreak Valley, enjoying a mutually beneficial relationship thanks to the abundant supply of both wild and specialty bred dragonhawks native to the Valley. In addition to their outpost at Hawk's Eye Tower, the Farstriders maintain a small lodge near Verdantrise, a medium-sized town that serves as the primary trade hub at the northern entrance to the Valley.

Just northeast of the Valley proper on the coast of the Stormwracks, Krakenshield Cove serves as the primary trading and fishing port north of Sundial Anchorage. The town enjoys some autonomy from House Phoenixshine due partially to the physical distance from Fireheart Keep, and partially due to cultural differences thanks in part to a heavy Cult of the Bloodied Squall presence.
Zul the Bearheart

Zul the Bearheart was a titanic chieftain of the Bearheart Tribe of Zul'Gamni. His kinsmen road massive war bears into battle to great effect during the Invasion of the Emberlight and the Invasion of Zul'Aman. His presence alone almost ended the war effort of the sin'dorei of the Sunguard. He perished during the final battle at the Bleeding Ziggurat and was raised into undeath by the High Necromancer Akhlain. He later appeared along with many of his tribesmen at the Battle of the Outer Vale.
Sunspears

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**The Sunspear Battalion** is a subdivision in The Sunguard composed of Warriors, Paladins, Death Knights, and Druids. They constitute the largest segment of soldiers and retainers, and compose the bulk of The Sunguard's forces.

The Sunspear Battalion was formerly commanded by Highlord Arandur Brightsword until his death during the Winter of Woe. Succeeding him is Knight-Commander Sakialyn Emberstar and Zalin Shadowsunder as her ranking Sunward.

In larger battles, members of the Sunspear Battalion are given command of companies of infantry and cavalry. They generally make up the battle lines and the center of the Sunguard's forces.

## Notes

The battalion derives its name from General Aldonious Sunspear, a famous knight of the Dawnspire and father to Tyril Sunspear, an esteemed ally of the Sunguard.

## Formal Battle Dress

Members of the Sunspear Battalion are required to gather an appropriate uniform for formal ceremonies. These armor pieces are forged within the Dawnforge. In game, they can be purchased with honor or drop from the Sunwell.
Siege of Northwatch Hold

The Siege of Northwatch Hold was a battle which took place on the eastern coast of Kalimdor. The fortress stood between the Vyper Treaty forces and Theramore, leading to a bloody siege that lasted for several days. Ultimately, the Alliance managed to defend the fortress, but were distracted long enough for the Horde to sneak a caravan of siege weapons and supplies past them to Desolation Hold.
Sin'dorei

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The **Blood Elves** or Sin'dorei in Thalassian ("children of the blood"), are a race composed of former Quel'dorei who renamed themselves in honor of their people who were killed during the siege of Quel'Thalas by the scourge during the Third War. The Blood Elves of Azeroth joined the New Horde during the Burning Crusade, seeking to reunite with Prince Kael'thas Sunstrider in Draenor. They have since reclaimed their capital of Silvermoon City, situated in Eversong Woods. Lor'themar Theron led them in Kael'thas' absence. Now, having discovered Kael'thas' true objective (to summon Kil'jaeden to the world), the blood elves of Silvermoon have abandoned him. Lor'themar Theron, Halduron Brightwing and Grand Magister Rommath have been presiding over Silvermoon in the absence of any officially appointed leader.
The Meadowheart

Just east of East Sanctum and south of Farstrider Retreat lies a quiet agricultural community deep in the woods of Eversong. It is here that the Summerlights, the Stillbrooks and the Sunstalkers make their living.

### **The Summerlight Orchards**

The Summerlights own a prominent apple orchard in this part of Eversong. It is here that they breed and grow several different species of their product that they later turn into pies, ciders or doughnuts. Although not as popular as their apples, the Summerlights also have a small pumpkin patch that they grow specifically for Hallow’s End and Pilgrim’s Bounty.

During the months of those two holidays, the Summerlights also offer a carriage ride through their apple orchards, in addition to allowing people to go apple picking - for a fee, of course.

### **Stillbrook Nursery**

Stillbrook Nursery is known for their beautiful gardens and their equally stunning flowers. It is popular spot for husbands and wives to pick out bouquets for their partner during Noblegarden or after a heated disagreement. Engaged couples also visit this nursery to pick out floral arrangements for their upcoming weddings.

This nursery also houses smaller animals, such as rabbits and ducks. They sell the offspring to their customers - especially around Noblegarden and Children’s Week.

### **Sunstalker Ranch**

The Sunstalker Ranch is home of the famed and colorful Sunstalker Hawkstriders. Although originally just a meager ranch with just a few hawkstriders to their name, the Sunstalkers have seen a recent growth in business as of late. This is due to semi-famous jockey, Aydale Rosepath, winning a derby riding a hawkstrider born and raised on the Sunstalker Ranch.

With their birds gaining popularity for their good temperament and vibrant colors, the Sunstalkers were able to afford to expand. Now the family-owned business cares for well over a couple dozen Hawkstriders, all of which freely roam the fenced-in ranch.

Although not as popular as their birds, the Sunstalkers also make their own cheese with the goats that live on their property, and own a vegetable garden just outside their back porch.

### **The Dawnseeker Vineyards and Winery**

Decades ago, the Dawnseeker Winery was also a popular place of business. As one might have guessed, the Dawnseeker Winery was known for their wines and grape orchards. However, the winery was later destroyed during the Scourge Invasion where the two owners, Armoc and Myrella were murdered by the Lich King's horde of undead.

It still remains in ruins to this day, a shadow of its former self. Although the heir of the winery still owns it, it does not look like Kevmar Dawnseeker will be restoring the winery any time soon, or sell the land to people who would make better use of it.
Zandalari Warband

The Zandalari previously held the greatest dominion of territory on Azeroth. They are the originator of most modern day troll tribes. Most recently however, their capital city and homeland is sinking into the sea, prompting the empire to attempt to conqeror a new homeland for themselves. One such attempt occurred during the Invasion of the Emberlight, where War-God Zakruul brought his band of Sacred Spears to the Emberlight.

They were rebuked and later derstroyed during a counter offensive known as the Invasion of Zul Aman.

## Sacred Spears of Zandalar

The Sacred Spears of Zandalar are an elite force of warrior-priests dispatched to combat the many threats of their glorious nation. Each Sacred Spear posses the ability to command a thousand fanatics. Used extensively during the Zandalari incursion in Pandaria, they were benefit of their alliance with the Mogu. Having been tried and tested in battle, they remain one of the most deadly fighting forces on Azeroth. They are only limited by their rarity in number.
Shalyndr Bloodquill

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Brightquill Merchants
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N'elydris Sunshard (Son)‡
Aruenna Sunshard (Daughter)
Iiloridan Sunshard (Son)
Kalyanar Brightquill (Nephew)
Maeldir Brightquill (Nephew)
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Eldest daughter of the eldest daughter in a matrilineal family line, Shalyndr Brightquill should have been content to follow along with the family business. However, despite her love for the family and their traditions, the need to fight and defend was in her blood.  Taking her place as their family's contribution to Quel'thalas' military, Shalyndr rose through the ranks to become a city guard and spellbreaker.

Unfortunately, her calling would lead to her demise.  Falling with the city she defended, the fierce woman was raised as a death knight under Arthas' command.  Eventually breaking free along with the rest of her undead brethren and taking on the name of 'Bloodquill', her late return to the city she had given her life for only brought her further sorrow.

With the majority of her family dead and her surviving children terrified of her current state, she has turned to the Sunguard and the defence of Quel'thalas to regain a sense of purpose once more.

## Appearance

In life, Shalyndr matched the rest of her family in color and tone, though she stood out when it came to height and personality. With richly brown, freckled skin and bright copper-red curls, and standing at an amazonian-statured six foot three, she was a beast of a beauty.

In death, her previously bright hair has gone a stark, icy white, and her skin is more gray than brown.  Her death-wounds are morbidly visible, the great gash that felled her crudely stitched and glowing blue across her throat.

## Personality

Shalyndr was a force of nature in personality. Boisterous, good humored, and affectionate toward her family and friends, she was well liked and often the center of attention when in a room with others.

In death, she has gone quiet and withdrawn, content to observe the living rather than risk interacting with them directly unprompted.
Tyril Sunspear

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Leader of the Black Templars, **Tyril Sunspear** has been a great ally to House Truefeather and has served as a faithful friend to Felthier Truefeather since childhood. A paragon of the light, Tyril will stop at nothing to see the enemies of the just be put to their end. Known for being honorable and true to a fault, Tyril is an experienced battle commander and formidable force on the field. To those who know him, they remember him as having a calm and unassuming personality and seldom see him without his armor.

Tyril is the son of General Aldonious Sunspear, a famous knight of the Dawnspire whom the Sunspear Battalion takes their name. He is also commander of the famous Black Templars, a small squadron of Scryer warriors, paladins, and mages who work as the special forces of the Scryers of Shattrath. Tyril was a central figure during the assault on Black Temple, and a commander in the Shattered Sun Offensive.

Tyril is a healer by trade, and his prowess in battle has awarded him the title of Exemplar, a venerated combat healer.

## The Black Templar

The Black Templar are a small elite force of Scryer soldiers that are led by Tyril Sunspear and Leariel Dawnstrike. They are prized magisters, priests, rangers, and venerated paladins. They won great renown for their valiant service in the Shattered Sun Offensive and defeating the Illidari at the Black Temple. They now reside within the Dawnspire but still retain their Scryer colors.
Sunhaven

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Sunhaven is a large town in the mountains of Quel'thalas near the middle east of Eversong Woods, below the Dawnspire and surrounding lands and above Goldenshade. It is situated in a valley at the mountains where the springtime enchantment reaches its limits and the white topped mountains continue to snow. The strange phenomenon would make it an interesting tourist option if not for the very prominent damage the city suffered during the Fall. To this day a large section of the city is hidden away with a magical bubble that locks away the districts that were lost to the Scourge. No one has seen what remains inside since, with many fearing there may still be an undead army roaming within. A very large graveyard has risen outside the city and payed homage to those trapped within before they were able to escape, as well as any others who were unaccounted for.

The city is famous for its magical talents and people seek the city out for magical weapons and armor alike if they want the highest quality of goods. Most notably however is its role in repairing and making arcane guardians you can find throughout Quel'thalas. Indeed many of the golems you see today patrolling the streets of Silvermoon are of Cindercloak design.

Stretching out from beyond the walls a number of large fields are set aside for agricultural workers to feed the city. To the north is a ruin hidden in the forests believed to have been made by the original founders of the city but some strange curse grips the land nearby and word of ghosts populating the fallen settlement keep people at a distance. In the mountains above a large dragon sets its lair, fiercely territorial and refusing to speak with any of the locals. Hidden away further in the forests is a small tribe of forest trolls that have been forced back by the elves. They primarily hunt the forests for any and all game so hunters that go out for food are met with little to find or aggressive trolls that savor the chance at a larger meal to bring back to the tribe.
Edward

Edward is a human, as well as the main protagonist of the Jeopardy The Lost Episode series. He is friends with Gregory, as well as his favorite teddy bear, Funkles.

## History

**Jeopardy: The Lost Episode**

Edward first appears in Jeopardy: The Lost Episode as a regular guy who gets a strange file from his friend, called Bobby for "privacy purposes". He opens the file to see a demonic version of the TV show, "*Jeopardy!*". He is horrified at the sight of blood, and fleshy backgrounds of the show. This causes him to throw up his green bean guacamole burrito. He then exits the video after it finishes to find Jeopardy on channel six six six. He doesn't speak to Gregory in six months.

**!ydrapoeJ.com Jeopardy The Lost Episode 2**

After six months of not speaking, Bobby messages him again, this time sending him a link. When Edward clicks the link, he finds a website dedicated to the demonic Jeopardy show. After grabbing his favorite teddy bear, Funkles, he watches the finale of an online season, and finds it more disgusting, as Edward as the contestants are implied to be killed as their heads are blown, and hearts are ripped out. He finds out this episode was more directed towards him, as he gets a special thanks message to him at the end of the episode.

**JePUrdEE Jeopardy The Lost Episode 3**

This takes place almost directly after Jeopardy 2. He calls the authorities to check the video, but almost nothing can be done. He feels that it won't stop until he watches an episode on TV. He is right, as it is a demonic episode, even more gruesome than the last two. This time, the contestants are all people he knows, and the categories all involve him. The alarms were also images of his head, which the contestants would smash to answer a question. After he finishes the episode, Alex Trebeks hacks his computer, and is able to escape through it. Bobby, now revaling his name as Gregory, tells Edward about his past as a space demon hunter, and how Funkles was actually sent to guard him. After eating a green bean guacamole burrito, Edward flies into the sky to fight Alex Trebek. After fighting for a bit, Gregory gets downed, but Edward regurgitates his burrito, and helps Gregory back to health. He then combines with the two to form ULTIMATE SUPER TENGAN TOPPA EDWARD BOBBY/GREGORY FUNKLES, where he activates a pee pee ray to defeat Alex Trebek. He and his friends to go get some milkshakes before going home and watching TV.

**Alex Trebek V.S. Nicki Minaj**

Edward doesn't play as big as a role in this story as the Jeopardy series, as he mostly spends his time learning about Gregory's past, and learns about space demons. He witnesses Nicki Minaj attack the city, as well as fight Alex Trebek before they go off into space. He concludes his role by getting milkshakes with Gregory and Funkles again, much like the ending of Jeopardy 3.

## Trivia

- Edward was the first protagonist written

- Edward's name isn't revealed until !ydrapeoJ.com: Jeopardy The Lost Episode 2
Shorel'Shol Union

The Shorel’Shol Union is a grouping of merchants built from the foundations of the Rosespear Families. Lead by the three families, multiple smaller merchant families have found their place in the grouping, finding the advantages and ties associated to the union enhancing to their business. Multiple families have expressed want to join in the Union, though have been found lacking and rejected in their requests.

Despite the somewhat difficult membership, they easily offer trade agreements through the union itself to anyone that would request it, and the public view of the Union itself has been deemed to be overwhelmingly positive. Some critics claim that it is a self-indulgent cause, meant only to profit the Rosespear House, yet no evidence has yet pointed to overwhelming advancement by the Rosespears themselves, as seen by their open behavior and decisions.  It works with other trade contingents, both within Quel’Thalas and throughout Azeroth as a whole. Some tendrils of business have even expanded to Draenor, both old and new.

## Leaders of the Union

### Vesthiriel Rosespear

Head of the Union, she was the one to take the ideas and unfinished negotiations for the Union and create it in the first year of her induction as head of the Rosespear business. Quick to advance the progress of it, she often times has proved immensely useful in expanding their interests and taking profitable risks. Never one to be claimed as some ruthless and cold woman, she meets all the investors and merchants who would wish to put their interests in the Shorel’Shol Union. Something of which has been noted greatly in the public eye.

### Relo’daras Delithmere

The man know more for his vast production of goods and expansive interests, he was the one to bring the largest draw of associates into the fray of the Union. Often times, his opinion has been given on the history of any such person or family that may wish to join, and rare times will he approach a family himself about such a thing, then directing them to Vesthiriel. He serves as the head of merchants.

### Santhalma Emanthiel

A friendly and boisterous woman who leads the division for shipments. She often will reach out to even the newest of shipping companies that come under her attention. By far, she’s pulled the largest amount of new business to the Union, in comparison to Relo’daras who had brought in the most members to the Union. Being the youngest of the union, she rarely offers her opinion in on things, but when it comes in terms of shipping, she is always the one to speak up and never afraid to offer what she is certain of.
Wildwood Rangers

**Classes**
 **Location**

The **Wildwood Rangers** are an armed division of expert rangers, hunters, and trackers that hail from the forests of Oakvale. Their duty is not only the protection and preservation of the forest but to serve as the armed forces of the House of Silvermourn. While few in number, the rangers are expert archers and highly capable in their own right.

Their current leader is Eyline Dawnforge, who was named their captain after the Invasion of the Dawnspire. Currently, their task is to eliminate and reduce of a massive swath of the forest corrupted by Blight. The vale has become twisted with profane magic and hordes of undead gather in great numbers. The rangers' duty is to eliminate these threats before they become uncontrollable, but with limited numbers, it is unlikely they will root out the undead outright.

Most recently, several rangers have been drafted into the thalassian paramilitary regiment known as The Sunguard. There they serve as expert scouts and ambush units.
Kael'thas Sunstrider

**Occupation**
 **Affiliation**
 **Family**

Prince **Kael'thas Sunstrider**was the son of Anasterian Sunstrider and the leader of the Sin'dorei during the Third War. The Sin'dorei became split between those on Azeroth and those who followed Kael'thas, under Illidan's Forces. He aimed only towards helping his people during the aftermath of the Scourge's destruction of Quel'thalas. After following the failed New Alliance that was led by Garithos, Kael'thas led his people to follow Illidan into Outland. Though Illidan promised a "cure" to the magical addiction of the Sin'dorei, Kael'thas grew impatient with Illidan's promises, and forged an alliance with Kil'jaeden to use the blessed Sunwell to summon the Man'ari into Azeroth. Kael'thas was defeated once in the Tempest Keep, and finally killed in the Magisters' Terrace by the Shattered Sun Offensive.
Thalassian Senate

The **Thalassian Senate** is a primary branch of the thalassian government responsible for legislative duties, law making, and representation of people of Quel'Thalas and its colonies. While the government of Quel'Thalas is a monarchy ruled by regency, the Thalassian Senate is is responsible for the creation of new statutes, laws, and treaties within the kingdom.

Made of two 'houses', the Senate is composed of a **House of Commons** and a **House of Nobles**, the former filled with prominent citizens of Quel'Thalas, magisters, knights, merchants, and local leaders. The House of Commons generally is the more powerful politically of the two branches and often drafts new laws into conjecture. Those within the House of Commons are elected there by their local prefecture or are granted the position by reaching adequate rank within the major branches of the thalassian military including the Magistrate, Farstriders, Royal Thalassian Navy, and Blood Knights.

The upper house, known as the House of Nobles is the more hereditary and arguably more prestigious position passed onto the powerful nobles within Quel'Thalas. While the House of Commons creates laws, the House of Nobles passes them into existence. They also ratify treaties and declare war on enemy nations. The House of Nobles are held to a military convention and when war is declared, they are required to provide suitable tribute of monies, supplies, and soldiery to fight the wars of Quel'Thalas.
Kim Kardashian tries to put Pants on

Kim Kardashian Tries to
put Pants on

So one day I was watching
AVGN, and then suddenly a link came up that said: CONGLADURATION U
WIN!!!!!!!!!!!!! I then clicked it, and it sent me to some weird site
with only one video. The video said: KIM KARDASHIAN PUTS ON
PANTS!!!!!!!!!!!!! I clicked it. When I did though, it showed Kim
Kardashian trying to put pants on, but failing due to her ass being
so big. When I looked behind me though.....

GENDO IKARI CAME OUT AND
MASTURBATED ON ME UNTIL I DIED! WHEN THE COPS CAME TO CHECK MY CORPSE
THOUGH, A SKELETON POOPED
OUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

## Trivia

- I only made this story for the title

- This story is so dumb, and took little to no effort to write it
Scryers

**Base of Operations**
 **Theatre of Operations**
 **Affiliations**

The **Scryers** are a faction of blood elves led by Voren'thal the Seer. The group broke away from Prince  Kael'thas Sunstrider, heir to the throne of Quel'Thalas and ruler of the blood elven race, and offered to assist the naaru in rebuilding Shattrath City. They are at odds with the Aldor, and compete with them for power within Shattrath and for the naaru's favor. Nowadays, the Scryers are notable for having the largest library out there, housing the "greatest repository of lore in Outland.

## Lore

"This time, the attack [on Shattrath City] came from the armies of Illidan Stormrage. A large regiment of blood elves had been sent by Illidan’s ally, Prince Kael'thas Sunstrider, to lay waste to the city. As the regiment of blood elves crossed the bridge, the Aldor’s exarchs and vindicators lined up to defend the Terrace of Light. Then the unexpected happened: the blood elves laid down their weapons in front of the city's defenders. Their leader, a blood elf elder known as Voren’thal, stormed into the Terrace of Light and demanded to speak to the naaru A'dal. As the naaru approached him, Voren’thal knelt and uttered the following words: “I’ve seen you in a vision, naaru. My race’s only hope for survival lies with you. My followers and I are here to serve you.”

The defection of Voren’thal and his followers was the largest loss ever incurred by Kael’thas’ forces. Nor were these just any blood elves. Many of the strongest and brightest amongst Kael’thas’ scholars and magisters had been swayed by Voren’thal's influence. The naaru accepted the defectors, who became known as the Scryers."

## Notable Scyers within the Sunguard

Tyril Sunspear

Leariel Dawnstrike

Idriil Dawnveil
Thalassian Civil War

The **Thalassian Civil War** was a very brief but bloody affair between sin'dorei loyal to Prince Kael'thas Sunstrider and Regent-Lord Lor'themar Theron. The conflict ended with Kael'Thas death at the Magister's Terrace on the Isle of Quel'Danas. Most of Kael'thas loyalist armies were defeated or captured in the ensuing violence and the line of Sunstrider Kings came to an end. While Kael'thas was able to win several key victories in the first few weeks of the war, his armies were ultimately defeated as champions of the Shattered Sun Offensive joined by the Naaru of Shattrath City came to the Isle. In his desperate last act, Kael'thas attempted to summon the demon lord Kil'jadean attempting to destroy Azeroth in the process.
The Bleeding Ziggurat

**Overlords**
 **Population**
 **Affiliations**
 **Status**

The Bleeding Ziggurat, previously known as Ankok Zul, was once the capital to the Amani province of Zul’Gamni. It is a massive multi-tiered structure of hundreds of small temples and palaces. The entire complex is built into tall amani mountains and there thousands of tunnels and buildings built into the mountainside. Thousands of amani trolls from half a hundred different tribes lived within the complex halls, all of them were coordinated and ruled by a High Priests which and a council of chieftains.

During the Invasion of Zul'Aman, the Zandalari Tribe banded together all the remaining tribes of Zul'Gamni into a massive warhost to combat the incursion of sin'dorei. There most fought and died on the palace steps of the temple. At the end of the battle, a large necropolis of the Cult of the Bleeding Eye appeared over the vast armies of the dead and raised thousands of dead trolls and elves into undeath. After that point, the Ziggurat earned its dreaded name as the Bleeding Ziggurat. It is now a bastion of undeath commanded by a council of necromancers. Their current intentions are unknown.
Whispering Glade

The **Whispering Glade** is a blighted forest found south of Sundial Anchorage in the Thalassian Province of the Dawnspire. Once a large swath of meadows and light forests, the glade was the landing site of the Cult of the Bleeding Eye attempt at scourging the province. Now it is a haunted place forever tainted by the undead. While the blight there differs from that of the Oakvale or the Dead Scar, it no less is a constant cankerous sore for the people of the Dawnspire. Some attempts have been made to reclaim it, but so far those attempts have failed. It seems to be a natural place where adept necromancers come to train in the art and mindless undead are found there in abundance.

## Battle of the Whispering Glade

Following the Invasion of the Dawnspire, Archon Felthier Truefeather lead a host of 3,000 Sunguard warriors to engage in a growing army of undead under a fallen blood mage Kelendar Ebonscream. The battle was fierce due to Kelendar's dominance over two powerful crypt lords. In the end, the Sunguard was able to control the tide of the battle by funneling the undead into critical choke points and igniting fire traps undeath them. Kelendar was killed in the exchange.
The Darkest Night

Book 3 in: The Fsrstrider's apprentice series

***The Darkest Night***  is the third book in *The Farstrider's Apprentice* series. It was preceded by Journey to Stratholme and followed by The Icebound Magister. Written by Farstrider Sym Brightarrow the book was well-received, with critics praising the characters. It's popularity resulted in the spin-off novel *The Rogue's Apprentice.*

## Synopsis

*The Darkest Night*  begins with Alyndor, Haeldryn, and Alysia entering the city of Straholme where Amadaeus is being held. In the desloate city filled with souls of the dammed, ghouls, and cultists Alyndor, Haeldryn, and Alysia must use every tick, every bit of their strength, and everything they possess to survive- and to rescues Amadaeus before he's sacrificed... and resurrected as Kor'deth's newest champion.

## Characters

* **Alyndor** : The Farstrider's Apprentice. While he's quickly becoming an accomplished apprentice Alyndor has much to learn.
* **Haeldryn** : Warlock Apprentice, helping Alyndor while his Master is away. His Voidwalker is named 'Mezzak'.
* **Eve'lyn** : The Farstrider and second in Command to the Ranger General.
* **Alysia** :Alysia is the apprentice of Amadaeus 'rock me' Shadowcraft. She's shown a true talent for the shadows and the art of subtlety.
* **Amadaeus 'Rock me' Shadowcraft** : Alysia's Rogue master. A true master of subtlety and a master with daggers.
* **Alredn Bitterstar-** Haeldryn's Warlock Master. Alredn is highly regarded as one of the best warlocks in Azeroth. Snarky, clever, and utterly merciless to those who would seek to harm Quel'thalas
* **Kor'deth** : Evil Undead who's plotting to destroy the Farstriders. Kor'deth was once a Quel'dorei mage but was killed when he attempted to murder the Ranger General and was ressurected as Kor'deth.
* **Ghouls** : Undead working under Kor'deth
* **Necromancer Reln Darkwhisper** : A necormancer working beneath Kor'deth.