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Tora Kiso

**Tora Kiso** is one of the main characters of *Uchi Tama!? ~Uchi no Tama Shirimasen ka?~* and the *Tama and Friends* franchise as a whole.

 Background

A beige colored cat in previous versions of Tama and Friends with three vertical black stripes patterning his head, and has yellow ears. He is a human in the spin off anime scheduled for 2020.

## Appearance

He has orangey brown hair with a darker section on top and pale yellow ears. Tora's eyebrows are a similar color to the ears and he wears a dark collared light beige colored jacket over a white undershirt.

## Personality

Tora is a young male cat. He is adventurous and likes to climb high things. But he usually climbs so high he gets afraid and forgets how to climb down. Tora takes much pride in being from the big city of Tokyo, and he says that's why he is so fearless and brave.

Tora spends a lot of time with Koma , and they tease each other all the time.

## Uchi Tama?! Uchi no Tama Shirimasen ka? Story

### Episode 1

#### Part One: “Have You Seen My Tama?

Tora finds out Tama is missing and helps look for him.

#### Part Three: “Our Waiha”

Tora, Tama and Beh look for “Waiha,” a warm place you never want to leave. First Tora climbs a high chimney, then he climbs under the hood of a warm car. Nora stops the driver from turning on the car. Nora then tells them that “Waiha” is what old men in Japan call “Hawaii,” one of the states in the United States of America!

## Images

Image featured on the official Uchitami Tweeter account.
Gnomeregan

**Gnomeregan** was the capital city of the gnome race until a trogg invasion led to its tragic downfall. In a desperate attempt to kill the troggs, their ruler, High Tinker Gelbin Mekkatorque, on the advice of his advisor Sicco Thermaplugg, ordered the gnomes to open the pressure valves of their giant, grinding machines and released toxic radiation throughout the city. Though the radiation killed some of the troggs, it empowered others. Meanwhile, the radiation killed the gnome people just as quickly. Nearly eighty percent of the gnomish race died within days, while others were transformed into horrific, mindless, evil-doing leper gnomes.
Ambermill

**Ambermill** is a human town located in the southern regions of the Silverpine Forest. While it was originally part of the Kingdom of Gilneas, the town was taken over by the mages of Dalaran under Archmage Ataeric following the construction of the Greymane Wall. Other than Pyrewood Village, Ambermill was the only human settlement remaining in Silverpine, and the mages protect the inhabitants from the Forsaken and other threats.

## History

Prior to the construction of the Greymane Wall, Ambermill was ruled by the young Gilnean lord Darius Crowley. The construction of the wall cut the town off from the rest of the kingdom, and Crowley rebelled against the king of Gilneas, Genn Greymane. While it remained largely unimportant other than for lumber harvesting, following the Third War the wizards of the Magocracy of Dalaran started to rebuild the town, seeking to reactivate the dormant ley line located beneath it.

Ambermill provides a safe haven for those Alliance adventurers traveling to the Tirisfal Glades and beyond. The Forsaken desire to know why the Kirin Tor have occupied the town, and are just as eager to destroy it.
Moon Guard

The **Moon Guard** (also spelled the **Moonguard** or simply the **Guard**) were a group of night elf sorcerers who served as protectors and peace-keepers in the ancient Kaldorei Empire, which dominated much of Ancient Kalimdor. The order was established long before even the War of the Ancients and its members included talented spell-casters who dedicated themselves to upholding the peace and security of the Kaldorei nation.

During the War of the Ancients, the Moon Guard were led by senior member Latosius. They were considered by the Highborne to be of a lower class, as the Moon Guard members were not the elites. Nevertheless, they believed that lord counsellor Xavius was the influence behind the Highborne's envy and not Queen Azshara — whom they worshipped. Before the outbreak of the ancient war, the Moon Guard served Queen Azshara, but when the demons of the Burning Legion came, it joined the Kaldorei Resistance along with the noble class against the Highborne. The Kaldorei Resistance, including the Moon Guard, was commanded by Lord Ravencrest. After the assassination of Lord Ravencrest, Lord Stareye took up the leadership of the resistance until he was killed by the Doomguard. The Kaldorei Resistance, however, regrouped under the famous Jarod Shadowsong and became victorious against the demons.

Illidan Stormrage was once the personal sorcerer of Ravencrest, and later led the sorcerers of the Moon Guard when they fought against the Burning Legion. After Illidan's deflection, Rhonin took over. Despite being a foreigner, the Moon Guard treated him with respect for his power and leadership.
Leander Davenwell

Leander Davenwell

"*No matter what obstacles we face, we press on.*"
—Leander Davenwell

**Leander Davenwell** was a revered knight of the Brotherhood of the Horse and a noble lord of the House of Davenwell. He was the eldest son of Elion and Lynne Davenwell and the husband of Andrilla Davenwell, with whom he had two children: Dighton and Elphias Davenwell.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ Dighton Davenwell - Total Roleplay 3
N.W.A. Starrcade 1990

Starrcade took place on December 16th 1990 from the Kiel Auditorium in St. Louis, Missouri.

## Champions

N.W.A. World Heavyweight Champion

Sting

N.W.A. World Television Champion

Arn Anderson

N.W.A. United States Heavyweight Champion

Lex Luger

N.W.A. United States Tag Team Champions

The Steiner Brothers

## Staff

### Commentators

Jim Ross

Paul E Dangerously
Amani Empire

The **Amani Empire** is a forest troll empire that had incredible power in antiquity. It took its name from the strongest tribe of forest trolls and the founders of the empire in that time, the Amani. Their empire was crushed in the Troll Wars, thought to never be able to rise again. Although a shadow of its former self, the empire still endures.

## Tribes

All currently known tribes of forest trolls are descended from the Amani Empire. After the Troll Wars, the empire lost much of its territory. Seemingly some of these tribes became independent while others stayed affiliated with the Amani Empire.

* Amani Tribe
* Shadowpine Tribe
* Vilebranch Tribe
* Firetree Tribe (formerly)
* Revantusk Tribe (formerly)
* Smolderthorn Tribe (formerly)
Church of the Holy Light

The **Church of the Holy Light** (or simply the **Church of Light**) is an organization affiliated with the Alliance and is dedicated to creating a world of honor and justice. Its members strive to aid others and be good in all actions. By embodying the tenets of their religion, the Church's skilled clergy can wield holy magic called the Light.

## Notes and references

1. ↑  Wowpedia - Church of the Holy Light
Halstead Murenee

Halstead Murenee

Sir **Halstead Murenee** is a kind and virtuous knight of Stormwind who hails from what is now known as Duskwood. There is nothing more important to Halstead than his companions, his duty, and his virtues - none of which he's shown any willingness to compromise, or forsake, regardless of his misfortune.

Born and rasied in the heart of a world at war, Halstead hasn't known a time in his life where he and his family, and his kingdom, weren't beset by evil and danger. From a young age though, he had frequent exposure to the mighty and noble knights of Stormwind, whom he idolized and aspired to join, seeing them as the single bastion of hope holding back the evils of the world; chief among them were the paladin, though Halstead has never felt the calling to the light.

Halstead also lived in the shadow of many great darknesses, such as the orcs, the undead, and the feral worgen which have recently spread to Duskwood. Seeking out the calling of service, Halstead trained hard and gave himself no rest, refusing to break until at long as he rose, and joined the ranks of those he admired, as a Knight of Stormwind.

Now, he is fighting in service to a humble noble lord, who has tasked him to journey out, and do good in the world.

## Trivia

* The character of Halstead Murenee originated on the RP server Wyrmrest Accord US.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Halstead Murenee - Total Roleplay 3
Royal Apothecary Society

The **Royal Apothecary Society** (or the **Apothecary Society**, and abbreviated **R.A.S.**) is an alchemical society based in the Apothecarium in Undercity. Its members are all Forsaken They are constantly brewing up new plagues to unleash upon Lady Sylvanas' enemies. The other races of the horde believe they are working on a remedy to cure their "illness". Members of the Apothecary society are called Apothecaries.

The society is led by Master Apothecary Faranell, and is divided into three departments:

* **Research & Development** also controlled by Faranell;
* **Testing** under Apothecary Oni'jus, a former female half-elf who used to serve Prince Arthas as an infiltrator before she allied with the Scourge and the plague killed her;
* **Implantation** under Apothecary Brightflame Masjenal, an undead female Ironforge dwarf with tinker abilities.

## External links and references

1. ↑  Wowpedia - Royal Apothecary Society
James Scharby

James Scharby

"*We will under no circumstance discontinue our research. It will determine the survival of all forsaken.*"
—James Scharby
**Dr. James Vincent Scharby** (born March 16th, 18 BDP) is a forsaken apothecary and a vital member of the Royal Apothecary Society. In life, Scharby was a physician who tended to those infected by the plague of undeath.

## Physical Appearance

James stands at a standard height of 5'10" when not slouching his back. His face is as pale as milk and has ratty, shoulder length, graying blond hair. He wears the typical black robes of the Royal Apothecary Society.

## Personality

Though James was once humble and caring in life, he descended into a cruel, heartless monster in undeath. Since the death of his family during the Culling of Stratholme, he holds no remorse for the pain he inflicts on others, especially if it is in the name of "research".

## Biography

### Early life

Not much is known about James Scharby's early life, except that he was born in Brill, Tirisfal Glades to a lowborn family.

### Life as a Physician

By 20 ADP, James Scharby was a practicing physician active in northwestern Lordaeron. He resided in Stratholme with his wife, Irene, and his son, Rudolf. He was contracted by the King to treat and cure the infected citizens of Lordaeron during the initial outbreak of the mysterious new plague. Sharby attempted to treat their ailment, but was horrified, yet fascinated when the patients who succumbed to their illness came back to life as an undead. He continued to travel from town to town, studying the citizens who were infected by the plague, until he received word that Prince Arthas and his knights slaughtered the citizens of Stratholme and burned the city to the ground.

After returning to Stratholme, he found nothing but ash and rubble where his home used to stand. He dug through what was left of his home for several hours until he found the charred remains of his wife and son. Overwhelmed by grief and failure, Scharby took his own life by drinking a vial of poison.

## Trivia

* The character of James Scharby originated on the RP server Moon Guard US.
Bolvar Fordragon

Bolvar Fordragon

Highlord **Bolvar Fordragon** is a venerated paladin of the Alliance who currently serves as the Regent of Stormwind following the disappearance of King Varian Wrynn who went missing under suspicious circumstances while en route to a diplomatic summit to Theramore Isle.

After King Varian went missing, Stormwind was believed to be going through a state of disarray. Young Anduin was given the crown so that order could be preserved within the kingdom of Stormwind, at the behest of the royal councilor, Lady Prestor. Highlord Bolvar Fordragon acted as Regent Lord of Stormwind or the Supreme Commander of Stormwind's forces on behalf of King Anduin. When Magistrate Solomon gave warnings of Blackrock orcs allying with the Black dragonflight, Bolvar was debilitated from sending Stormwind's thinly spread troops to aid Lakeshire without proof. Bolvar sent Alliance adventurers to Lady Prestor, who knew much of dragons and dragonkin. However, Lady Prestor thought very little of Magistrate Solomon's claims and advised against providing the military aid. Though Bolvar respected Lady Prestor's stance, he could not let Solomon's plight go unheeded and thought of a compromise to appease all parties: Bolvar deputized the Alliance adventurer and empowered them to solve Solomon's problems.

When Lady Jaina Proudmoore found evidence of the Defias Brotherhood being involved in King Varian's disappearance and had a powerful ally in Stormwind, she sent the evidence to Bolvar. With their newfound patronage and apparent role in the king's disappearance, Bolvar saw no choice but to plan a renewed offensive against the Defias. While Bolvar sought to pursue the Defias and their backers until King Varian's return, Lady Prestor tried to belittle the issue as just baseless speculation and a waste of Stormwind's resources.

Marshal Reginald Windsor apparently had warned Bolvar of Lady Katrana Prestor's treachery but Bolvar would not act against her without proof. Despite Bolvar's good intentions he unwillingly became Onyxia's pawn, his mind and body being held captive after receiving the Drakefire Amulet from Lady Prestor. The medallion also gave him glimpses into the dragon's own mind.
Damos Vethaun

Damos Vethaun

Inquisitor **Damos Vethaun** is a high-ranking member of the Crimson Legion, an elite group within the Scarlet Crusade. He is responsible for murdering countless innocents that he suspected to be infected by the plague of undeath, including his own wife, Layla.

He currently resides in Stratholme, mentoring the young Crimson Legion acolyte, Aurcelia Titus.
Caer Darrow

**Caer Darrow** is an island and a ruined keep located on Darrowmere Lake in the Western Plaguelands. Kel'Thuzad established the headquarters of the Cult of the Damned in the catacombs under this ancient human fortress.

The island and surrounding lake have become lifeless and still. The spirits of many of the island's inhabitants remain, only visible with the spectral essence given by the manor's former servants. The ghosts are cursed to relive the last memory they had before the town was destroyed.

Weldon Barov has recently acquired the deed for it. Putridius guards the entrance to Scholomance.
Fleet Master Seahorn

Fleet Master Seahorn

**Fleet Master Seahorn** is a tauren pirate of the Blackwater Raiders located on the top floor of the Salty Sailor Tavern in Booty Bay within the contested territory of Stranglethorn Vale.

He is in charge of knowing where all vessels of the Blackwater Raiders currently are located. He has a long-standing rivalry with Fleet Master Firallon of the Bloodsail Buccaneers. He learned the plans about attacking the port, but it was countered and some leaders of the Bloodsail Buccaneers killed by the orders of the Fleet Master. He also worked with Doctor Draxlegauge and Shakes O'Breen to find a treasury from Faldir's Cove.
Bleeding Hollow Clan

The **Bleeding Hollow Clan** was one of the most legendary of the clans in the Second War and were able to evade capture by Alliance forces. With Ner'zhul's help they were able to make it back to the relative safety of Draenor. Under his uneasy rule they faced an invasion of Draenor made by human expedition forces. When the world started to collapse, due to the numerous portals opened by Ner'zhul, Bleeding Hollow along with the Warsong and the Shattered Hand clan attempted to save themselves by breaking through the human fortifications near the Dark Portal and getting back to Azeroth before Draenor collapsed. These clans entered it just in time before Archmage Khadgar closed it completely.

However, the clans' second trip to Azeroth didn't go as well as the last time. The Bleeding Hollow Clan was captured by the Alliance and placed into the internement camps. The clan is so named because its leader, Killrogg Deadeye, has lost one of his eyes.

When Thrall liberated the Orcs of the internment camps, a number of Bleeding Hollow members were recruited. What remains of the clan flies the banner of the New Horde, but no doubt has an individual presence from the Frostwolf Clan.
Last Legion of Lordaeron

**Status**

Formed from the remnants of the Lordaeronian Army garrisoned in the County of Greywall in Silverpine Forest, the Last Legion of Lordaeron acts as a military organization on the periphery of Sylvanas's Forsaken, considering themselves loyal first to the people of Lordaeron and second to their countess, Sabrine of Greywall. The Legion is harried on all sides, however, by the Scarlet Crusade, and by other foes wary of her affiliation with Sylvanas Windrunner.

*OOC Note: As this mistake has been made before, this organization is currently **not** a guild, but an NPC organization. It has the potential to become a guild in the future, but until its creator has the time to level the character at its head, it shall remain potential and nothing more.*

## County of Greywall

The County of Greywall, in ages past, stood as the southernmost county of Silverpine, forming the border between Lordaeron and Gilneas. After the Second War and the erection of the Greymane Wall, lands south of Greywall were annexed by Lordaeron, and Greywall's tactical importance dwindled greatly. However, its strong military tradition meant that, even after its fortifications were no longer of interest to the Crown, its soldiers were. Greywall soldiers formed the spine of Lordaeronian forces in Silverpine, as well as feeding their most elite members into other units, even the fabled First Legion.

After the Plague struck and Greywall fell to undeath, Greywall was brought into the fold of the Last Legion of Lordaeron, laying claim to its military traditions, fortifications, and oaths of loyalty alike. Just as it served as Silverpine's military stronghold before, so would it again, only this time at the behest of Sylvanas and the Last Legion. However, with its population depleted and lands ravaged by blight, it could only claim a shadow of its former glory.

### Vicar's Peak

The fortress of Vicar's Peak stood for centuries in Lordaeron's defense; even the Orcish invasion in the Second War could not fell the mighty fortress, though it was besieged for many weeks and took significant damage. The Plague, however, left scars well beyond the Horde's capabilities. A gray miasma seems to hang over the parapets now, dimming all the lights within and draining the color from the sky. Shambling foot soldiers, pale echoes of the proud sons and daughters of Lordaeron they once were, patrol these walls.

### House of Mallory

The House of Mallory is the driving force behind both Greywall and the Last Legion. Legally headed by Roderick Mallory, the last Count of Greywall, the Lord Mallory never reappeared after his death at the hands of the Plague; in all likelihood, he never regained his freedom and died in the Scourge's service. However, lacking any proof of his final demise and without any other potential heirs, his young widow Sabrine has claimed dominion over the House and its holdings.
House of Nobles

The **House of Nobles** is a political assembly that forms part of the government of the Kingdom of Stormwind, comprised of some of Stormwind's most powerful aristocratic bloodlines. Positions within the organization are typically inherited. Under the direction of the kingdom's ruling dynasty, the House of Wrynn, the monarch of Stormwind is aided in their role as head of government by the House of Nobles, which possesses considerable power on many internal matters.

For instance, it is able to lobby for important administrative issues, and possesses the right to overrule regional elected officials on matters of law. While the nobles wield considerable power within Stormwind, the House has less influence within the Alliance as a whole.

The nobles are mainly royal advisors who have major leverage over business and labor, due to the fact that they own much of the land themselves. They have clashed with the monarch on more than one occasion, but the monarchy has recently learned to not let the nobles push them around anymore.

The nobles of Stormwind ran up a huge debt by expanding the kingdom's military presence through Elwynn and into Stranglethorn. The massive debt crippled the kingdom's economy. Although some of the nobles supported the Stonemasons Guild (such as the Erlgadins and Queen Tiffin), Lady Katrana Prestor also manipulated both sides - her meddling in the rebuilding of Stormwind left the nobility unsatisfied with the craftsmanship of the Stonemasons, while the workers were enraged that the nobility were threatening to withhold payment. When the nobles received the stonemasons' payment request, their promised rewards, they refused. The Stormwind House of Nobles ordered the Stonemasons' Guild disbanded, and it turned into a heated dispute, which resulted in riots.

## Members

* House of Wrynn - King Anduin Wrynn
	+ House of Fordragon - Highlord Bolvar Fordragon
	+ House of Ellerian - Lord Ellerian
	+ House of Wishock - Lord Baurles K. Wishock
	+ House of Lescovar - Baron Aldous Lescovar
	+ House of Erlgadin - Count Erlgadin
	+ House of Ridgewell - Count Remington Ridgewell
	+ House of Prestor - Lady Katrana Prestor (formerly)
Gadgetzan

**Gadgetzan** is a neutral goblin trading outpost in the desert of Tanaris. Explorers can find most gear that they need here, as well as a place to escape from the blistering sun and other dangers of the desert. Rising out of the northern Tanaris desert like an oasis, Gadgetzan is the headquarters of the Steamwheedle Cartel, the largest of the Goblin Cartels. Here some of the best goblin engineers, miners and alchemists play their trade. The goblins believe in profit above loyalty, thus Gadgetzan is considered neutral territory in the Horde-Alliance conflict. Anyone with a fat wallet or services to offer is welcome in Gadgetzan. Both governments officially recognize goblin neutrality, and for those who don't, the streets are heavily patrolled by goblin bruisers ready to pound to a pulp anyone disrupting their trade by instigating conflict.
Belathan Anollis

**Belathan Anollis of Northshire**, more commonly referred as **Father Belathan**, was an aged bishop of the Church of the Holy Light. After suffering severe injuries in battle during the First and Second War, Belathan settled back into Northshire Valley once southern Azeroth had been reclaimed by the Alliance, and helped to raise the war orphans while training new, younger clerics in the ways of the Light.
Lake Everstill

The serene **Lake Everstill** is a large azure lake located in the center of Redridge Mountains. The crystal-clear waters of the lake provide a spectacular setting for the sleepy settlement of Lakeshire. It is drained by its eastern river which flows near the dark Stonewatch Keep. Lake Everstill was once known for its fishing but recently has become overrun by tribes of murlocs. Adventurers hunting murlocs in the lake should make sure to keep an eye open for the elite Lake Thresher that patrols the deeps. The lake is crossed by Everstill Bridge.
Gelbin Mekkatorque

Gelbin Mekkatorque

"*I trusted Thermaplugg. Never did I expect that he would betray us.*"
—Gelbin Mekkatorque

**Gelbin Mekkatorque** is the current High Tinker of Gnomeregan, the elected leader of gnome-kind, though he likes to style himself as "King of Gnomes". Gelbin has been at the helm of the gnome race during some of its most difficult and trying times. Since his title is an elected one, the fact that he has held his position throughout such hardship is a testament to the love his people have for him.

The gnomes have not had a proper king or queen for over four hundred years. Instead, they prefer to elect their highest officials for set terms of service. The highest office in Gnomeregan, High Tinker, has been held by the crafty Gelbin Mekkatorque for the past seven years. Gelbin is one of the most renowned inventors ever, and has been honored as a just and skillful leader. However, when the troggs began their invasion of Gnomeregan, Gelbin was unprepared to stop them. At the behest of his top advisor, Mekgineer Thermaplugg, he ordered that the city be bathed in toxic radiation. Though the radiation stopped the raiders’ advance, it ultimately killed more gnomes than troggs. Now the High Tinker carries the weight of the dead on his shoulders and seeks to avenge his people by reclaiming their lost city.

## External links and references

1. ↑  Wowpedia - Gelbin Mekkatorque
2. ↑ Excerpt from the World of Warcraft Game Manual
House of Davenwell

"*We press on.*"
—House of Davenwell's words.
The **House of Davenwell** is a minor noble family from the Kingdom of Stormwind. The Davenwell family served as a vassal house that held fealty to the House of Montclair in the Duchy of Westridge until they migrated to Lordaeron after Stormwind's fall during the First War.

## History

Before their nobility, the Davenwell family were known as a standard family in the Kingdom of Stormwind for many generations. Known for the horses they provided for the Calvary of Stormwind as well as the various Dukes and Duchesses. The Davenwells held the monopoly of horse breeding, which added to their name recognition throughout Elywnn Forest. Many members in the family's ancestry were also known to be magistrates of Westridge and soldiers of Stormwind.

One of the biggest historical rivals of the Davenwell family were the Montclair family. Their feud with the Monclairs spanned for decades and it was one of the fiercest family rivalries in Elwynn Forest at the time. The families would alternate when it came to the position of Magistrate of Westridge so they would temporarily hold political power in the small town. This would continue until approximately 150 BDP when their feud escalated onto the battlefield. This conflict ended with the Davenwell's defeat, ultimately leading to the near-broken family to swear fealty as the Montclair's vassals.
Mordros Shadoweaver

Mordros Shadoweaver

**Mordros Shadoweaver** (born **Mordros Grigori Kadlec**) is an Alteraci shadow mage who is a member of the Syndicate, where he serves as Lord Litharov's advisor and magical consultant.

## Biography

### Early life

Mordros Grigori Kadlec was born in a small cottage outside of Strahnbrad in the Alterac Mountains. He was a lonely child with no friends and an absent family. He would often get himself in trouble with Strahnbrad authorities as a way to garner attention for himself. At the age of ten, Mordros befriended Dennevolt, a local boy who aspired to leave Alterac and become a Kirin Tor mage in Dalaran. In fear of losing his only friend, Mordros decided to join his best friend in Dalaran when they were both of age.

Mordros spent a total of three years in Dalaran. Mordros quickly proved himself to be very talented in all fields of magic, much to Dennevolt's envy. Their friendship came to an end when Dennevolt began spreading accusations against Mordros, which resulted in him being shunned by his peers and chastised by his teachers. After an attempt to retaliate against Dennevolt, Mordros was expelled from the Kirin Tor. He would later return home to Alterac where he continued to study magic, eventually finding interest in the Dark Arts. After decades of studying magic, Mordros was proclaimed to be one of the most powerful mages in the kingdom of Alterac.

### The Second War

By the time Alterac joined the Alliance of Lordaeron during the early days of the Second War, Mordros served as a royal court magi for the House of Perenolde in Alterac City. Mordros had very little interest in the conflict with the Orcish Horde, however, he was fascinated by the orc's use of warlocks within their ranks.

*To be added*.

### The Syndicate

After Alterac's dissolution following the end of the Second War, Mordros was one of many former citizens who joined the criminal organization known as the Syndicate. During this time, he served as an advisor and a magical consultant to Lord Raylen Litharov's branch of the organization. However, unbeknownst to most, he had also joined Argus Wake, a mysterious organization with close ties to the Shadow Council that was manipulating the Syndicate.

## Trivia

* The character originated on Wyrmrest Accord as Mordros Shadoweaver, a warlock in service of Archelus Wyrmfrost and the High Councilor of the Remnants of Lordaeron.
* His middle name "Grigori" is reference to the real world Russian mystic, Grigori Rasputin, who was an inspiration for the character of Mordros.
Defias Brotherhood (Guild)

## Defias Brotherhood

"*Fools, our cause is righteous!*"
—Luxemburg
The **Defias Brotherhood** is a group of assassins, thieves, pirates and other criminal types whose goal was to overthrow the Kingdom of Stormwind.

## Out of Character

We are a heavy roleplay guild based around our namesake on the Alliance side of Bloodsail Buccaneers. We engage in political, criminal and paramilitary type roleplay and our aim as a guild is to create a friendly and fun environment to roleplay the Defias vs Stormwind conflict that was so expertly crafted and written by Blizzard in the Elwynn-to-Westfall questline.

Alignment wise, we roleplay as a chaotic-neutral to chaotic-good organization, and we’re primarily looking for human characters willing to play as former Stonemasons, or family members of Stonemasons, though general ‘peasant’ and ‘bandit’ type characters are welcome among our ranks as well.

We are aiming to, and hope to provide, a good antagonist guild for cross-events with Stormwind military, nobility and merchant guilds and further provide our own members with interesting, unique and fun D10 and D20 campaigns and events.

We also aim to (very) casually explore PvE if we get enough interested parties! If you have any quetions about the guild, wish to join or engage in cross-guild RP, please contact one of our officers in game: Luxemburg, Strath, Minion or Jon.

## External links and references

1. ↑ (A-RP) <The Defias Brotherhood> - Bloodsail Buccaneers Forums
Adamant (Vessel)

The ***Adamant*** is a ship that was commissioned by Duke Albert Monctlair for the Stormwind Navy. She is named after King Barathen Wrynn III, who was known by his people as "Barathen the Adamant".

The *Adamant* has eighteen guns, with nine on either side. The *Adamant* has four chase guns. Something the vessel is known for, is how capable it is at de-masting enemy vessels. It has de-masted at least seven enemy ships. She is crewed by seventy men but can hold up to one-hundred if need be. She is currently captained by Hugo Anneblaut.

## Crew members

* Hugo Anneblaut - Commanding Officer
* Tarlen Aubrey - Executive Officer / First Mate
* Elphias Davenwell - Navigation Officer
* Alice Volderbach - Quartermaster
* Jeff Fischer
* Mitch Harkins
* Cameron Grieves
* Horace Ledbetter
* Norwyn Swailes
* Archer Ashgrave
* Alrea Talbot
Reclamation

### **Theater**

Hillsbrad Foothills, Silverpine Forest, Tirisfal Glades, Arathi Highlands, Eastern and Western Plaguelands

### **Races**

 Human

"*By any means necessary... We fight for the broken. For the damned. We fight for the Alliance. We fight... For Lordaeron!*"
—Cassius Margrave
Born from a near obsessive vendetta lingering in the heart of their leader, Cassius Margrave, the **Reclamation** is an Alliance backed venture dispatched to Lordaeron for missions of varying importance and subject. In the eyes of their leadership, this organization serves only to bring about swifter change within the areas most affected by the Scourging of Lordaeron and prevent further spread of the evil that brought about the terrible event. This assignment was given to Cassius after he produced a heart felt letter that condemned inaction against the Scourge and rising Forsaken that preceded a plea for resources and man-power to begin work towards recapturing his lost homeland.

## Out of Character

The Reclamation is a guild based upon Lordaeron lore and driven by events within Hillsbrad Foothills, Silverpine Forest, Tirisfal Glades, Arathi Basin, & both Plaguelands. This guild focuses on the fight against the undead, be they Scourge or Forsaken, but has orders to investigate rumors throughout their areas of expertise. One example of this would be looking into events at Pyrewood Village in Silverpine Forest and reports of feral Worgen in the area.
Baron Revilgaz

Baron Revilgaz

"*Well met, traveler. There's opportunity to be had here if you're clever enough.*"
—Baron Revilgaz
**Baron Revilgaz** is the de facto ruler of the town of Booty Bay in Stranglethorn Vale and the Blackwater Raiders. From his balcony atop the Salty Sailor Tavern, he has an overview of the entire Blackwater Cove, and is able to observe strangers and visitors of his town. His most trusted advisor is Fleet Master Seahorn, with whom he often shares company.
Halduron Brightwing

**Halduron Brightwing** is the Ranger-general of Silvermoon—the military leader of Quel'Thalas and high commander of its defenses—and the leader of the Farstriders, succeeding the fallen Sylvanas Windrunner in both roles. Halduron is the long-time best friend of the Regent Lord of Quel'Thalas, Lor'themar Theron, under whom Halduron has served since the rise of the blood elves. Halduron is Lor'themar's most loyal and trusted comrade, and has served Quel'Thalas with unwavering courage and integrity. He is the regent lord's primary confidant, and one of his chief advisors alongside Grand Magister Rommath.
Bloodsail Buccaneers

The bloodthirsty corsairs of the **Bloodsail Buccaneers** (also known as the **Blood Sail Buccaneers**, the **Bloodsail Pirates**, or simply the **Bloodsail** and the **Buccaneers**) are the most notorious, bloodthirsty pirate band on the seas. They are the bane of many a merchant in the high seas and are sworn enemies of Booty Bay. Their base is Bloodsail Hold on Plunder Isle in the South Seas.
Dragonhawk

Dragonhawks are flying creatures native to Quel'Thalas and tamed by the blood elves of Quel'Thalas, the forest trolls of Zul'Aman and the Highvale group of high elves. They are deft predators that rend their foes with razor-sharp talons. Dragonhawks are among the deadliest known predators. They are able to spot prey from great distances, rush in, and rend with both talon and beak. In addition, they're capable of breathing fire.

Dragonhawks liberated from troll enslavement are considered among the most loyal of all their kin.
Blood Knights

The **Blood Knights** are an order of blood elven paladins formed in Quel'Thalas in Year 25. The members of the order are referred to as blood knights, bloodknights, or simply knights.

With the strong support of the Magisters and the blood elven guard force, the former of which had a hand in their creation, the Blood Knights rose from unproven and scorned beginnings to become a popular group within sin'dorei society. They are led by their matriarch, Lady Liadrin, who was the first of their order.
Carl Marcus

Carl Marcus

**Carl Marcus** (born **Carlton Richard Marqués**) is a mysterious double-dealing criminal who operates in the pirate port city of Booty Bay. Though his true intentions are unknown, he secretly makes illicit dealings with both the Blackwater Raiders and their sworn enemies, the Bloodsail Buccaneers. He is also secretly an informant for the SI:7, which allows Marcus to continue his operations in exchange for information on wanted criminals.

## Physical Appearance

Carl Marcus stands at five feet and ten inches, weighing at one hundred and ninety pounds. Though his height is average and unintimidating, he inflicts terror with his facial expressions. With the loss of his eye, it adds a whole other layer of intimidation. Carl's iconic charcoal black muttonchops are always trimmed and maintained, along with his hair that is parted to left and always short.

One of Carl's most iconic pieces of clothing is his tricorn hat. His attire also consists of a dark red, leather trench coat that reaches down by his upper shin. The tips of the coat is frayed, and one could make tiny bullet holes. Around his waist, a belt also dyed red, with a buckle of skull and bones. On the belt he has a pistol, a pistol he stole after he commandeered his vessel. The flintlock has a gold trim around the dark brown barrel and the hammer has a skull decoration on the top. Along with the pistol is a gunpowder pouch and a sack of bullets. His boots, made of dark leather, have a secret compartment where he's able to hide pair of daggers. They were made specifically to ensure that the daggers don't move while Carl is active.

## Trivia

* The character of Carl Marcus originated on the RP server Wyrmrest Accord US.
Nora

**¿Nora es uno de los personajes principales de Uchi Tama? ~ Uchi no Tama Shirimasen ka? ~ Y la franquicia Tama y sus amigos en su conjunto** .

 Background

A black and white cat with a dark circle pattern around his left eye in other versions of Tama and Friends, he is a human in the spin off anime scheduled for 2020.

## Appearance

He has long dark white hair with the fringe at different lengths to leave his blue eyes visible with parts reaching down to his nose. Nora is seen wearing a dark green coat.

## Personality

Nora is the stray cat of Third Street. He is streetwise and reserved. When he spends time with the cats and dogs he almost always sits apart from them. He gets fed by different houses around the neighborhood. Sometimes he eats Tama’s food, but Tama doesn't mind. He wears a heavy coat all year long so he is always warm.

His name is “Nora,” which means “stray” in Japanese. He lived with a woman once before she died, and she named him Nora because that was the only name he would answer to. He is called “Chappy” by one of the families that feed him daily. Koma is always concerned about him, and invites him to hang out with the Third Street animals whenever she can find him.

Though he doesn’t have a ‘job,’ Nora teaches the cats and dogs about life in general, and they all respect his maturity. It is rumored that Nora is feared by animals from other neighborhoods. Despite being a loner, he has a soft spot for abandoned kittens, and will go out of his way to help keep them alive. Nora does not want to be adopted, preferring the freedom of being a stray, and possibly the fear of losing another owner.
Lordaeron

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* Lordaeron (Continent)
* Kingdom of Lordaeron
* Capital City (also referered to as **Lordaeron City** or **Lordaeron**)
Borus Garthelm

Borus Garthelm

"*A world roamed by vile and wicked creatures doesn't make the world a vile or wicked place.*"
—Borus Garthelm

**Borus Garthelm** was a Knight-Captain in the Alliance of Lordaeron and a former member of the Brotherhood of the Horse. He was the father of Ulrich Garthelm.

## Physical Appearance

Borus was a burly man who stood tall at 6'3". He had a wide face, framed by his long black hair and beard. His eyes were dark brown and nose beaked.
Barillin Mercileum

Barillin Mercileum

**Barillin Francis Mercileum** is a Lordaeronian soldier and a member of the Argent Dawn. A veteran of the Second and Third War, Barillin has proven himself as an experienced leader and highly skilled in armed combat, making him a formidable opponent despite his lack of special abilities in the Holy Light.​

## Trivia

* The character of Barillin Mercileum originated on the RP server Wyrmrest Accord US.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Wyrmrest Accord Wiki - Barillin Mercileum
Felhound's Rest

"*Felhound's Rest is now offering booze and beds for weary adventurers at 'low' prices. Pick your poison, find jobs, and avoid getting stabbed in your sleep! Need a drink? Place to live? Maybe friends to help hide a body? We got you covered! Now with more jobs for you 'adventurers' that lack the loots!*"
—Felhound's Rest flyer

   **Felhound's Rest** is a tavern where morally questionable individuals go to rest, drink, or find "work".

## Out of Character

A Medium-Heavy RP Guild with a focus on offering RP for new and experienced RPers. We offer Dark and Lawful RP storylines for our members but are Neutral as a guild/establishment. We focus on offering community wide RP with our weekly tavern nights.

While there is plans to raid casually in TBC, we are RP focused first! We often do our PvE content IC and are looking to run a few IC leveling groups in the coming month!
Alliance of Lordaeron

The **Alliance of Lordaeron** (aka **Lordaeron Alliance**, **Great Alliance**, **Grand Alliance**, **Human Alliance**, or **Alliance**) was the union of the seven human kingdoms, along with the dwarves of Khaz Modan (which also included the gnomes of Gnomeregan) and Aerie Peak, the high elves of Quel'Thalas, and others with major political influence including the Church of the Holy Light.

Following the destruction of the Kingdom of Stormwind by the Orcish Horde, its survivors fled to Lordaeron. Realizing the threat the orcs posed, Regent Lord Anduin Lothar, leader of Azeroth's refugees, was able to convince the leaders of the other human kingdoms to join against the orcs. The Wildhammer dwarves of Aerie Peak and high elves also soon joined the Alliance, as well as the gnomes of Gnomeregan and the Ironforge dwarves later in the war.
Aexorin Troyellan

Aexorin Troyellan

**Aexorin "Xorry" Troyellan**, sometimes referred to as **Xorin Troy**, is a sin'dorei rogue who tends to lurk around in Murder Row in Silvermoon City. There is not much known his past other than that he grew up on the streets with his younger sister, Saethys. It is speculated that during their young adulthood, the Troyellan siblings joined a mysterious assassination guild referred to as "the Family".

## Physical appearance

Aexorin has pale white skin, implying he spends most of his time in the shadows. He has long dark hair that hangs over his face in a messy wave, while the rest of his hair is tied neatly into a ponytail, hanging over the left side of his chest.

He wears mostly black, aside from the red tabard he proudly sports. He carries two daggers at his side and a throwing weapon tucked inside his gloves. When he puts his hand into a fist, one may notice that a dagger shoots out from a compartment on his forearm. He reeks of sweet honey. When standing next to him, it's almost overwhelming. When especially close, one may noticed, the smell is like honey laced with blood.

## Personality

Aexorin is very quiet and reserved, which tends to make people feel unsettled by his presence; something he does intentionally. On rare occasions, he shows his "charming side" to those he flirts with. However, it is very likely that it is simply a false persona that he uses to help extract information out of people.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ Aexorin Troyellan - Total Roleplay 3
Netherstorm

The **Netherstorm** is a region of northeastern Outland consisting of multiple large land fragments and shards of rock floating in the Twisting Nether. It was previously known as **Farahlon** (or the **Fields** or **Plains of Farahlon**), a lush island in the Barrier Sea of beautiful forests and a verdant open range east of Gorgrond, until it was broken during the sundering of Draenor.

The Netherstorm is now locked in a constant magical storm bleeding from the Twisting Nether, further deteriorating the land. Magical lightning arcs within a thick haze of violet cloud and bands of pure magical energy wrap their way across the sky. Some of its wild creatures include nether rays, mana wyrms, and colossi.
Battle of Mount Hyjal

The **Battle of Mount Hyjal** (or the **Battle for Mount Hyjal**) was the final bloody conflict that concluded the Third War. The battle was the culmination of years of fighting between the various mortal forces of Azeroth and the demonic and undead armies of the Burning Legion, and saw the demons' invasion end in decisive failure.

Specifically, the event took place as part of the invasion of Kalimdor phase of the war, where Archimonde struck directly at the World Tree Nordrassil on Mount Hyjal as part of his endgame. The battle began when a mortal coalition of night elves, Alliance, and New Horde elements arrayed themselves before the World Tree to halt Archimonde's advance. Though they were unable to stand against the Legion indefinitely, they aimed to buy time for Malfurion Stormrage to prepare a proper defense.

After terrible fighting, the conflict would end dramatically when Archimonde himself finally did reach Nordrassil. An army of wisps, called by Malfurion, was successful in igniting the World Tree's enchantments in a large explosion, vaporizing the demon commander. In addition to closing the Third War, this victory also marked the end of the Age of Chaos, and the Legion's greatest defeat since the War of the Ancients. For many years, relations between the mortal races would be defined by their cooperation at Mount Hyjal, which saved Azeroth from certain destruction.
Arthas Menethil

Arthas Menethil

"*Nothing shall prevent me from having my revenge, old friend. Not even you. Now, I call out to the spirits of this place. I will give anything, or pay any price, if only you will help me save my people.*"
—Arthas, just prior to claiming Frostmourne

**Arthas Menethil**, Crown Prince of Lordaeron and Knight of the Silver Hand, (born 4 BDP) was the son of King Terenas Menethil II and heir to the throne. He was trained as a paladin by Uther the Lightbringer and was inducted into the Order of the Silver Hand. Arthas also had a romantic relationship with the kind sorceress Jaina Proudmoore. Committed to the protection of his people, Arthas was determined to stop the plague spreading throughout Lordaeron.

Despite his promising beginnings, Arthas became one of the most powerful and evil beings Azeroth would ever know. Although he killed the necromancer Kel'Thuzad, Arthas was unable to stop the spread of the plague and resorted to increasingly desperate methods, such as purging the city of Stratholme. Taking up the cursed runeblade Frostmourne, Arthas was able to defeat the demon Mal'Ganis, but he lost his soul in the process. Becoming a death knight of the Scourge, he led the undead in destroying Lordaeron, Quel'Thalas, and Dalaran. Arthas later made his way to the Frozen Throne of Icecrown and merged with the Lich King.

## External links and references

1. ↑ Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos Game Manual
2. ↑  Wowpedia - Arthas Menethil
Great Sea

The **Great Sea** makes up the deep waters between the continents of Azeroth and it surrounds the Maelstrom. This stretch of sea is so vast you will die of fatigue before you can swim any significant distance. In order to cross it, the Horde primarily uses zeppelins while the Alliance prefers to use boats.

Since the South Seas, the Frozen Sea, and the Coral Sea are found in between the continents, they are also part of this vast ocean.

The Great Sea did not exist prior to the Great Sundering, thus, after the Well of Eternity was destroyed and Ancient Kalimdor was split asunder, the waters that filled in the void became known as the Great Sea.