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Personaje principale

**Ichigo Kurosaki** (黒崎 一護 *Kurosaki Ichigo*?) *Dublaj voce:* Masakazu Morita (japoneză), Johnny Yong Bosch (engleză)
Protagonistul din Bleach, Ichigo, un elev de liceu cu părul portocaliu devine un shinigami temporar după ce absoarbe forțat de împrejurări puterile lui Rukia Kuchiki. Natura lui cinică îl face ca la început să îi displacă noua datorie, dar cu trecerea timpului acesta o acceptă, iar cînd puterile sale temporare dispar, își riscă viața pentru a deveni un shinigami deplin. Acesta își dorește puteri cît mai mari pentru a fi în stare să protejeze pe toți cei dragi lui și pentru a o salva pe Rukia de la moarte.

Rukia Kuchiki (朽木 ルキア *Kuchiki Rukia*?) *Dublaj voce:* Fumiko Orikasa    (japoneză), Michelle Ruff (engleză)
Rukia Kuchiki este un shinigami trimisă în lumea oamenilor ca patrulă de exterminare a spiritelor malefice în orașul natal a lui Ichigo. Deși fizic arată ca o adolescentă, ea are de fapt peste 150 de ani. Rukia este forțată în timpul unei lupte să-și transfere puterile lui Ichigo și să trăiască o perioadă ca un om obișnuit. Se înscrie la liceul din oraș și se mută în dulapul lui Ichigo, în timp ce îl învață cum să fie un shinigami-înlocuitor în locul ei.

   Orihime Inoue (井上 織姫 *Inoue Orihime*?) *Dublaj voce:* Yuki Matsuoka (japoneză), Stephanie Sheh (engleză)
Orihime Inoue este o colegă veche de clasă a lui Ichigo, îndeaproape legată de el de o prietenă comună (Tatsuki Arisawa). Ea este practic orfană, de vreme ce ea și fratele ei mai mare, Sora, au fugit din casa în care erau abuzați de la o vârstă fragedă, iar mai târziu și acesta a murit. Deși inițial lipsită de puteri spirituale, începe să și le dezvolte pe timpul petrecut pe lângă Ichigo în noua sa formă, ulterior posedând una din cele mai puternice abilități de vindecare, fiind capabilă de a readuce corpul la starea precedentă de sănătate, oricât de grave ar fi rănile. Are 6 zâne(Hinagiku, Baigon, Lily, Shuno, Ayame, Tsubaki) care îi îndeplinesc dorințele.

Yasutora "Chad" Sado (茶渡 泰虎 *Sado Yasutora*?) *Dublaj voce:* Hiroki     Yasumoto (japoneză), Jamieson Price (engleză)
Yasutora Sado, cunoscut mai bine drept Chad, este unul dintre cei mai buni prieteni ai lui Ichigo. Deși este cunoscut pentru statura sa impozantă este foarte blând, refuzând a se lupte decât pentru binele altora. Nu poate percepe fantomele la început, dar acest lucru se schimbă când observă un grup de copii find atacați de un hollow. Descoperă că posedă o putere unică ce îi acoperă unul dintre brațe, crescându-i puterea și permițându-i să distrugă hollows. Mai tîrziu manifestă și puterea de a trage cu energie din brațul acoperit cu armură.

    Uryū Ishida (石田 雨竜 *Ishida Uryū*?) *Dublaj voce:* Noriaki Sugiyama (japoneză), Derek Stephen Prince (engleză)
Deși la prima vedere nu pare decât un coleg de clasă silitor, dar solitar, Uryū Ishida este defapt un Quincy, descendent al unei clan de arcași cu abilități de a vâna hollows. Poartă o ură pentru toți shinigami, inclusiv Ichigo, dar după un timp ajunge să-l vadă pe Ichigo diferit, în cele din urmă ajungând să-l considere aliat și prieten.
Dalaran Ministry of Foreign Affairs

The **Dalaran Ministry of Foreign Affairs** is the government department responsible for the foreign affairs of the Magocracy of Dalaran. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is also responsible for the maintaining the Diplomatic Outposts of Dalaran and ensuring the safety of those who work inside the outposts. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is overseen by the Foreign Minister. The current Foreign Affairs Minister is Meriahm Lausten, of the Magus Senate.

## Staff

Meriahm Lausten  - Foreign Minister

Beauwitt Fairthorne - Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs

Nathul Furlbrow - Ambassador to Alliance High Command

Vintagius Blushvine - Ambassador to Silvermoon

Zalphar the Green - Ambassador to Darnassus

## Ambassadors to Dalaran

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs also accepts all ambassadors to Dalaran from the various Alliance and neutral factions on behalf of the Council of Six. Organizations wishing to have a diplomatic presence in Dalaran should contact the Foreign Affairs Minister.

### Current Ambassadors to Dalaran

Ambassador from Raingate - Hellissa Pyrestaff

Ambassador from the Church of the Holy Light - Doctor Tobias Friedman

## Foreign Policy of Dalaran

Some of the more important parts of Foreign Policy are listed here. They mostly deal with justice matters.

### Members in Foreign Territories

A member of the Magus Senate of Dalaran located outside the territories of Dalaran will remain subject to the Laws of Dalaran. If a member of the Magus Senate of Dalaran is arrested and charged with crimes in the jurisdiction of other territories within the Grand Alliance, a representative from the Ministry of Justice or Ministry of Foreign Affairs is to meet with the proper authorities to request the offending party be released into the care of the Ministry of Justice to ensure the appropriate sentence(s) are carried out.

### Crime by Foreigners

If an outside party is found guilty of of committing a crime within Dalaran or its holdings, said parties will be subject to temporary detention and/or expulsion from the city depending on the severity of the offense. If arrested, the offending party will be handed over to the proper authorities in their own jurisdictions. Said authorities will be requested to charge the appropriate fine to be paid to the Ministry of Justice.

### Asylum

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs along with the Ministry of Justice are responsible for cases of people seeking asylum in Dalaran. In order to receive asylum one must get the approval of the Minister of Justice and the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Once asylum is given refugees are considered under the protection of the Magocracy of Dalaran.
Dalaran Alchemy Department

The **Dalaran Alchemy Department**is a part of the government of the Magocracy of Dalaran. It deals with alchemists and their trade in Dalaran. The department is the body that issues special licenses for alchemists who wish to make poisons, explosives, and other creations deemed dangerous by the Alchemy Act of Dalaran Law. The organization was created after several incidents occured during the War against the Lich King where adventurers drank carelessly discarded potions in the Dalaran Sewers leading to severe medical problems.
Arcane Vault

The **Arcane Vault** is the location that the Kirin Tor keeps all of it's most prized artifacts and treasures. The vault is located somwhere within the Violet Citadel. Its exact location in the citadel is a closely guarded secret among the Kirin Tor. It is considered to be one of the most magically secure locations on Azeroth.

## Overview

The Arcane Vault was constructed as a place to safely secure the powerful magical artifacts the Kirin Tor was collecting. It has some of the most powerful wards and defensive spells portecting the vault from those who would seek the treasure within. It has only been broken into once by the notorious Teron Gorefiend he managed to get in and steal the Eye of Dalaran. It has since been returned thanks to the efforts of the Violet Eye and the Magus Senate of Dalaran.

## Reference

Arcane Vault  article on Wowpedia.
[[Category:Magocracy of Dalaran]
Eventide

The **Eventide**is the southern district of Dalaran. It sits to the to the West of the Violet Hold and East of the Silver Enclave. It contains the Dalaran Merchant's Bank and a few shops. It is also notable for containing the Dalaran Fountain. The Eventide District also houses the Magus Senate of Dalaran's Administration Building. Recently the Violet Bank of Dalaran has purchased a building in the district to serve as its headquarters, putting it in direct competition with the Merchant's Bank.

## Dalaran Fountain

The Dalaran Fountain is a popular tourist attraction in Dalaran. People often throw coins into the fountain and make wishes. It is unknown why this tradition started, but it has been going on for many years before the fall of Dalaran. The nature of the Eventide Fountain is enchanted so that it connects to a myriad of streams, lakes and rivers to allow Fish from all over Azeroth to pass through the fountain's waters. The fountain was one of the few things in the cty to survive the fall of Dalaran.
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On Magocracy

**On Magocracy**is an essay written by Zanbor Emerson about magocratic government. It was published in *Kirin Tor Monthly*and in some scholarly journals in Stormwind and Ironforge.

## Introduction

Magocracy is the term used to describe a nation in which the government is run by those who practice magic. The term can be used to describe any government run by any kind of magic, but typically it has been used in regards to Arcane Magic. Magocracy is almost always paired with another type of government in order for the nation to function. These governments are only similar in that magi are the ones in positions of power.

## Magocratic-Democracy

Magocratic-Democracy is the least common type of magocracy only really seen in the government currently in power within the city of Dalaran. While non-magi do live and work in the city, most if not all of the power, lies in the magi of the Kirin Tor. Many in the Kirin Tor are a part of sub organizations such as the Magus Senate or the Silver Covenant. These organizations gather their members and debate and vote on issues facing the city, the various organizations send their bills to the Council of Six, the group that rules over the whole of Dalaran and is made up of the wisest and most powerful magi. They are the final stop in the city of Dalaran, their decisions are law. The Council of Six is not elected, the Council will choose new members for itself when their is a vacancy, though the members are often heavily lobbied by the various factions within the city to pick a person the faction favors. It is this process that allows the city of Dalaran to claim to be a Magocratic-Democracy. The following characteristics must be true in order to be a true Magocratic-Democracy, magi must make up most of the population; magi must be able to vote on policy or leadership; and finally magi must make up the majority of the leadership. Magocratic-Democracies are also far more liberal than other types of government such as monarchies and theocracies. Speech and expression are typically not restricted in Magocratic-Democracies, unlike its more conservative counterpart the Magocratic-Monarchy.

## Magocratic-Monarchy

Magocratic-Monarchy is a more common form of Magocracy. it is typically seen among the elven populations of Azeroth, the most famous being the Highbourne and the High/Blood Elves.
Sunreavers

**Base of operations**
 **Theater of operations**
 **Affiliation**

The **Sunreavers** are a Sin'dorei military organization based within the city of Dalaran. The leader of the Sunreavers is Archmage Aethas Sunreaver. He along with the members of the Sunreavers seek to gain admission for the Horde into the Kirin Tor.

After the ill fate of Theramore, and, in consequence, with Jaina Proudmoore's Purge of Dalaran, the Sunreaver faction was violently evicted from Dalaran.
Dalaran

* Lady Jaina Proudmoore
* Khadgar
* Karlain
* Archmage Modera
 **Location**
 **Affiliations**
Alliance of Lordaeron (Formerly)
Grand Alliance
Kirin Tor
Silver Covenant
Sunreavers (Formerly)

Dalaran, also known as Dalaran City, is a Magocratic city-state founded on the southern bank of the Lordamere Lake in the Alterac Mountain range almost 3,000 years ago. Founded upon a massive ley-line by a collaboration of Elven and recently trained Human Wizards, Dalaran has become a Haven for Magi across Azeroth.

With the beginning of the War against the Lich King, The Mages of Dalaran used their powers to lift the City from the ground and position it floating over Crystalsong Forest in the center of Northrend in order to more effectively wage war against The Scourge and Blue Dragonflight. Dalaran and its Violet Citadel have served as a centerpiece of arcane study for much of Human history. The City-state's national color is Violet, and it's emblem is a Golden Eye set across a Violet Field.

## History

Dalaran was one of several cities and kingdoms that emerged as the Empire of Arathor fell into decline. Before Dalaran,most human Magi lived in Strom and its Tower of Arathor. Many fledgling wizards left the confines of Strom and traveled to Dalaran, hoping to develop their powers with greater freedom. More wizards followed over time, and the city became a haven for Magi and a center of Arcane Study. The citizens of Dalaran accepted the Wizard's open practice of magic and soon developed a prosperous society around it.

## The Kirin Tor

Following Dalaran's establishment, the Magocracy formed the Kirin Tor as an inter-racial council charged with cataloguing every spell, enchantment, artifact and other matters arcane in existence. The Kirin Tor became the ruling power in the city. Their headquarters was the Violet Citadel, an impressive spire named for the violet light reflected off of it. An inner council was convened, named the Council of Six, to lead the Kirin Tor in its affairs.

## The Mages' Union & Sorcerors' League

Alongside the Kirin Tor, there had been two other organizations, prior to Dalaran's destruction, that had aided in the cataloging of spells and preservation of magical artifacts found across Azeroth. They were known as the Mages' Union, an agency notorious for it's strict apprenticeship policies and challenging tutelage; as well as the Sorcerors' League, which was dedicated to the mysterious and rather entertaining quality of the arcane, far more lax in comparison to the Mages' Union and Kirin Tor.
Ambermill

**Location**
 **Affiliation**
The Forsaken (Temporarily)
 **Status**

**Ambermill** was 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 protected the inhabitants from the Forsaken and other threats.

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.

When the Forsaken started to take over the Silverpine Forest, the mages of Dalaran put the town in a pocket dimension to keep themselves safe. They were planning to return to the Alliance in the war in Lordaeron once reinforcements would arrive. However, the Forsaken found a way to enter the pocket dimension, and after killing several mages, including Ataeric, returned the town to the real world, allowing the Forsaken to take the town. The majority of the inhabitants were slain and raised as Forsaken, and fought in the final battle at the Greymane Wall a few weeks later.

The town was left unmanned following the battle, and the pocket dimension was reinstated by Dalaran. However, sometime after the Second Grand Crusade of the Kingdom of Lordaeron Restored, the Magus Senate of Dalaran carried out a mass evacuation of any remaining inhabitants, although they still have a presence in the area.
Tome of Argaleus

The **Tome of Argaleus**is a spell book written by the powerful Dalaran mage, Argaleus the Crafter. His spell book is unique in that the spells are not simply written down for the writer to learn and cast, rather the spells are written on the very pages of the book in the form of magically enchanted symbols, which activate when touched. It is uknown how Argaleus developed the arcane language he used in his tome, but it is speculated that the former Aspect of the Blue Dragonflight, Malygos, taught him. The tome had been locked away in the Grand Library for many years after the death of Argaleus, and it was warded aganist use with several layers of defensive wards. The book was broken into and used during the Nexus War in an attempted plot to crash the floating city. After the crisis was averted the tome was moved from the Grand Library to the Arcane Vault for safe keeping.
Conjurer-class

The ***Conjuror*-class** ships serve as transport ships for the Dalaran Navy. These unrated vessels are completely unarmed and are used solely for ground troop and supply transport. These ships are usually accompanied by one or more *Abjurer*-class escort ships.

## Current Vessels

* DMS *Conjurer's Craft*
* DMS *Ley Line*
* DMS *Wizard's Wand*
Vargoth

**Status**
 **Affiliations**
Grand Alliance
The Alliance Expedition (Former)

 **Archmage Vargoth**is a powerful member of the Kirin Tor. He is best known for leading a group of Kirin Tor magi through the Dark Portal with the Alliance Expedition. When he and the other magi were trapped in Draenor the Kirin Tor members established with village of Kirin'Var in what is now known as Netherstorm. When the Blood Elves under Kael'thas Sunstrider attacked the village with a an overwhelming force, including the use of a Mana Bomb. Despite Kael'thas' best efforts he was unable to kill Archmage Vargoth and instead imprisoned him in the mage tower in the village. Vargoth escaped with the aid of adventurers traveling through the Dark Portal and made his way back to Dalaran where he resides to this day. Since his return he has been active in helping the Kirin Tor, most notably on the Isle of Thunder. He is believed to be on the short list of candidates who replaced Aethas Sunreaver on the Council of Six.
Recovery of the Eye of Dalaran

The Magus Senate of Dalaran has performed a series of missions across Azeroth and the Outlands to recover magical artifacts and return to their proper place in Dalaran. The Senate has located a series of Highbourne artifacts and recovered artifacts that were in possession of the Scarlet Crusade. Though to date, the Senate's greatest success was the location and recovery of the Eye of Dalaran, which now resides in the deepest vaults beneath the Violet Spire.
The Chancellor's Corruption

On October 11th 623 K.C. the Magus Senate of Dalaran began to see abnormal changes in Chancellor Halliwell. They began to question the man and his sanity, which resulted in the resignation of the then Vice-Chancellor Lausten and led to the disbandment of the Inner-Council in the weekly Senate session on October 12th. The Senate then discovered that the very man in charge of its protection the Eye, Lord Bowald Allister, was controlling the Chancellor and forcing him to do these dark deeds.

Allister finally went off the deep end and shoved Damon aside, and proclaimed himself the "Emperor of Dalaran" on October 13th. The Senate gathered at Nethergarde Keep, which the crazed "Emperor" took control of. The Senate finally managed to defeat him, revealing the lost son of Damon Halliwell on the night of October 15th.

[[Category:Campaigns]
The Alchemist and the Trickster

Campaign Summary

This was a guild level campaign involving the Magus Senate of Dalaran.

## Brief Summary

The Magus Senate of Dalaran discovers clues to the first one-hundred magi. Following the trail, things do not go as planned.

## Full Summary

It was chance that led to the discovery of an ancient page from a Mage's tome lost and forgotten in the deep archives of Dalaran. Discovered by Vanidicus Alexander and studied thoroughly by Verus Baelheit, the pair came to the conclusion that the spellwork on the page had been fashioned by the first One Hundred Human Magi, authored only by "The Alchemist." After a presentation to the Senate at large, it was decided that they would discover the works of these ancient wizards, now buried in their tombs from three thousand years ago. Things were far from simple, however. From the very start, the expeditions were fraught with danger. Strange, shade-like creatures that slunk on walls like shadows followed them at every turn. Each appearing in Tombs of the Hundred. Someone did not want them there. The trail of tombs traveled south, each unlocking more questions then answers, until the last page recovered led them to 'The Black Morass.'

Long since transformed into the Blasted Lands, the final tomb uncovered was revealed to be none others than the Alchemist's himself. Yet at the Alchemist's tomb however, they found the Alchemist's final work, and revelation. The Tombs, the Pages, the works. It had all been a trap. The Alchemist had been luring Mages here for centuries to feed upon their magic in order to go beyond his mortal form and to become something more, demonic ascension. Through this last group of magi, he sought the power to pierce the veil of the Twisting Nether and leave Azeroth behind. Through the works of the Hundred however, his work had been modified. This spell was used to strip him of his power. Left powerless and weak, an impossibly decrepit and old man, who could do nothing but spit hatred and venom at those who would oppose him, was all that remained. His existence was mercifully ended by Verus Baelheit , who stabbed him through the chest. A deserving end for his unspeakable crimes. His corpse soon crumbled to dust and his modified works were taken into Dalaranian custody, to be sealed in the vaults and to be studied and insights gleaned that may someday benefit all of Azerothian-kind.
Reclamation of Ambermill

The Magus Senate of Dalaran attempted to resettle the twice-fallen town of Ambermill. Taking the town cost the Senate a heavy price; the infection of then- Vice-Chancellor Halliwell with the worgen curse. The Senate successfully held Ambermill until the Invasion of Tirisfal & Quel'Thalas caused the Forsaken to tighten their borders. Despite a valiant attempt by the Senate to defend the town, Ambermill fell once again and is currently under Forsaken control.
Nethergarde Keep

**Nethergarde Keep** was a Dalaran fortress manned by around 300 mages and paladins constructed to keep watch over the Dark Portal.

## History

Nethergarde Keep was built after the Second War at Archmage Khadgar's behest to make sure there wouldn't be any more ivasions from Draenor. It was constructed on a high bluff along the only road that leads into the Blasted Lands, was funded by many members of the Alliance of Lordaeron and was built by the Stonemasons under Edwin VanCleef. The mages of Dalaran, with help from Kings Terenas Menethil, Thoras Trollbane and a young King Varian Wrynn, convinced the Alliance that the high costs of the fortress were worth it, and could protect them from a second invasion.

Until the second opening of the Dark Portal, Khadgar was the leader of the fortress. He and his friends led the Alliance Expedition into Draenor to seal the portal once and for all, but they were trapped on the other side of it when it closed.

Even though the Portal remained still for nearly twenty years after, the mages at Nethergarde kept the fortress in operation, studying the effects of the energies of the Portal on the local wildlife and area. When Dalaran was destroyed, Nethergarde relied on the Kingdom of Stormwind and any Alliance warriors who wnt to the Blasted Lands.

Soon, the demon commander on Azeroth, Lord Kazzak, found an artefact that allowed him to reopen the Dark Portal and return to Outland. With the danger of a Legion invasion, Nethergarde soon became an important hub between the Portal and Stormwind.

Following the War against the Lich King, the southern wall of the fortress was opened, and with the shattering, the coastline became accessible. But the Horde had retaken Dreadmaul Hold to the west, and began attacking Nethergarde, having taken over the nearby mine and attacking their supply camps.

The fortress was destroyed during the opening days of the War against the Iron Horde, following an extensive campaign known as Operation Hellgate.
Inner Council (Magus Senate of Dalaran)

**Purpose**
 **Affiliations**
Magus Senate of Dalaran
 **Chancellor**

 The **Inner Council of the Magus Senate of Dalaran**, more commonly known as the Inner Council, is made up of the leadership of the Magus Senate.

## Inner Council

Generally the Inner Council is comprised of the ministers in charge of the ministries that make up the Dalaranian government and the Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor of the Senate. The Inner Council is infamous for its infighting. The various members have a certain level of mistrust for one another, and therefore spend a lot of time making political power grabs. The Chancellor is the de jure head of the Inner Council, but many of the Chancellery's powers have been taken by the council and the Chancellor has the same voting rights as the other members.

### Current Members

* Damon Halliwell - Chancellor
* Vorien Dawnstrider - Vice-Chancellor
* Zanbor Emerson - Speaker of the Senate, Chief Administrator
* Gehlnarine Liridian  - Minister of Justice, Overseer of the Parliament of Violet Shadows
* Meriahm Lausten - Minister of Foreign Affairs
* Vanidicus Alexander - Minister of War
* Hellissa Brisby - Minister of Academics

### Former Members

* Elberich Haltring - Former Vice-Chancellor
* Tammini Silverspark - Former Minister of Research and Development
* Edrand - Former member of the Inner Council.
* Trever Halliwell - Former Speaker of the Senate
* Bowald Allister - Former Commander of the Eye
* Verus Baelheit - Former Minister of the Arcanum
* Arranax DeVin - Former Minister of Interior

## Outer Council

   The Outer Council of the Magus Senate of Dalaran, more commonly called the Outer Council, is comprised of the Deputies of the Ministers the make up the Inner Council and; by way of courtesy former members of the Inner Council are automatically made members of the Outer Council upon their resignation, unless they were removed for having committing a crime. The Outer Council meets with the Inner Council frequently and are giving the full voting rights in those meetings. Meetings attended by the Outer Councillors tend to go smoother with less fighting and yelling amongst the Inner Councillors.

### Current Members

* Nathul Furlbrow - Mage-Captain, Deputy War Minister
* Beauwitt Fairthorne - Deputy Foreign Minister
* Oliviaxi Shadesong - Hand of the Chancellory
* Tammini Silverspark - Former Inner Councilor
* Mab Nimue - Clerk of the Senate, Director of Humanoid Resources

### Former Members

* Lora Raventhorne - Clerk of the Senate, Director of Finance (Resigned)
* Muzula Silverweave - Chief Librarian (Resigned)
* Edrand - Former Inner Councilor
* Elberich Haltring - Former Inner Councilor
House of Liridian

**Words**
 **Seat**
 **Current Head**
 **Living Members**

The **House of Liridian** is a recently landed house of the Stromgarde Peerage. It rules the Barony of Sagehollow.

## History

As of yet, House Liridian has no official history, being that it is still in its infancy. As history is made, the proper records will be added.

## From Bastard to Baron

Gehlnarine Liridian was born a bastard. The product of Lady Giradella Hathaway Raventhorn's indiscretion with an Arathi soldier. Thrown out of his noble house when a legitimate heir was born, Gehlnarine spent the rest of his childhood in Arathi, an orphan, until the beginning of his time in Dalaran. Since being given the chance to work hard for knowledge and political position, he has tirelessly worked towards the betterment of both Dalaran and Arathi. Recently, he was given the title of Baron by Duchess Chaori Ravenshadow and the members of the Stromgarde Peerage and gifted the Barony of Sagehollow. He now works to begin building his barony into a thriving land of magic and prosperity.
Magical Social Netherwork

The **Magical Social Netherwork**is a spellweave developed in Dalaran by the Kirin Tor for the purpose of making communications easier. Communication in the netherwork is done by thought and it is possible to have multiple 'channels' open. The users of the netherwork are able to only broadcast the sounds and thoughts they want broadcast, in other words it does not open your mind up to everyone in the netherwork. To access the Netherwork, one must have a magical item that can connect them to that particular netherwork. For example to access the Kirin Tor's netherwork you must have a Kirin Tor Signet Ring. Despite being developed for use in Dalaran, it's use has spread far beyond the ciy of magi. Many organizations use it to some extent and the spell is pretty commonplace throughout Azeroth. The security of the Magical Social Netherwork is very tough and it is often incredibly hard to access a netherwork that is not your own. The easiest way to do so would to steal the magical item that connects the user off of someone, but even that is not a guarantee of access.
Kirin Tor Familiar

A **Kirin Tor Familiar**is a common magical servant used by members of the Kirin Tor. The spell to summon a standard familiar is usually taught to apprentices who are nearing completion of their apprenticeships. The familiar bears a strong resemblance to an Arcane Elemental. The creature however, is made of pure mana known as a Mana Surge, rather than an elemental force. Like summoned elementals the manacles are what bind the familiar to this plane. Unlike most elementals though, familiars are not hostile and generally won't turn on their summoners if some how freed from their summoner's will. Most will just fade back to their plane of exsistance. The Kirin Tor familiars are used to do errands for magi who are to busy to do them themselves. It is not uncommon to see several of them lined up in shops with scrolls in their hands listing what they need to bring back for their summoners.

It is rare, but not unheard of for a Familiar to show loyalty to its master without its Bracers of Binding. To instill a sense of discipline amongst their disciples, Instructor Magi of Dalaran have a tendancy to hide the spellbooks required to summon the Familiar around Dalaran. So as to prevent them from using the Familiar to complete their chores.
Violet Citadel

The **Violet Citadel is**the seat of the ruling class of Dalaran, the Kirin Tor. The Citadel hosts the meeting chambers of the Council of Six and the Magus Senate of Dalaran. The Violet Citadel is home to the Grand Library and the Arcane Vault.

## History

The Violet Citadel was built in the early days of Dalaran before it was an independent city. Many towers were added on as the city grew and the mages of the Kirin Tor needed more space. The Citadel was infltrated by Teron Gorefiend to get the the Eye of Dalaran that was located in Arcane Vault. The Citadel was also used as a research facility to study the plague that was sweeping through Lordaeron. Shortly after, the Citadel was mostly destroyed by Archimonde when he leveled most of the city. It took many years of construction underneath the dome, but the Violet Citadel was restored to its former glory. It served as the base of operations for the Kirin Tor during the Nexus War and the War Aganist the Lich King. During the Purge of Dalaran, the Violet Citadel was the location that Jaina Proudmoore imprisoned Aethas Sunreaver before he was rescued by Grand Magister Rommath.
Mirror of Twilight

**The Mirror of Twilight**is a small lake in central Crystalsong Forest. It is formed at the southern end of the Twilight Rivulet. The lake is notable for being the only place to fish the rare glassfin minnow, which is used to make a special oil used by alchemists in rare potions and elixirs. The lake is also surrounded by ancient Highborne Empire arches. It is not known what purpose these arches served, if any at all.
Dedication of Honor

The **Dedication of Honor**is a monument to honor those who fought and died during the War against the Lich King. The monument is located in the middle of Runeweaver Square. The momument's construction was a joint effort of the Kirin Tor and the Argent Crusade. The monument features a statue of Lord Tirion Fordring standing over the shattered hilt of the blade of the Lich King, Frostmourne, with Ashbringer raised high. On the second tier of the monument, there are four statues two humans, representing the Alliance, and two Orcs, representing the Horde. After the Purge of Dalaran, there has been a small but vocal group of Dalaranian citizens demanding the removal of the Orcs from the monument, but the city has not done so at the request of the Argent Crusade. Thus, it is common to see graffiti on the Orcs early in the morning before the Sanitation Sorcerers make their rounds cleaning the city.
Violet Gate

The **Violet Gate**is a building in Dalaran and is the approved teleportation arrival site in Dalaran. In accordance with Dalaranian law all people who magically enter Dalaran must do so through the Violet Gate. Many higher ranking magi enter through the gate so fast you can't even see them before they continue their teleportation on to their location. Once in the city you are free to teleport anywhere you'd like or teleport out without teleporting through the gate again.

## Ground Floor

   The ground floor of the Violet Gate is the location of the teleportation grounding crystal. The crystal is watched over by Archmage Celindra and her team. They monitor the incoming teleporters in the city and guard the crystal. The crystal is the reason that teleporters can continue to arrive safely in Dalaran even if they don't know exactly where the city is due to it moving. The teleporter can lock onto the crystals energy and transport themselves without needing to know exactly where the city is. The ground floor can be entered by the door that is across from Krasus' Landing.

## First Floor

The first floor of the Violet Gate is the actual area where teleporters enter the city. It is a single room with stained glass windows that display the symbols of Dalaran. There are stairs from the first floor that go directly to Runeweaver Square. It is not uncommon to see people coming out of the building and into the sqaure are all hours of the day.
Magus Senate Budget: First Quarter 35 L.C.

The budget of the Magus Senate of Dalaran for the first quarter of the year 35 LC, was approved by the Senate during the first session of 35 LC. It was drafted by Mab Nimue and Nathul Furlbrow with input by Zanbor Emerson. The budget was released to the public in the spirit of governmental transparency.

## Budget

### Ministry of the Interior

15% of the budget share; 42,375G
Minister Arranax DeVin

1. The Dalaran City Guard - 24,000G

2. Black Ops Fund - 3,900G

3. Golem Upkeep - 2,400G

4. Ministry General Fund - 7,000G

5. Transfer to Steamwheedle Account - 5,075G

### Ministry of War

24% of the budget share; 67,800G
Minister Vanidicus Alexander

1. Battle Mage Corp - 23,800G

2. Weapons Development - 7,600G

3. Troop Armament- 6,400G

4. Munitions - 10,500G

5. General Fund - 2,450G

6. Naval Upkeep - 750G

7. Ordinati -5,900G

8. Training - 4,900G

9. Maintenance- 5,500G

### Ministry of the Arcanum

10% of the budget share; 28,250G
Interim Minister Muzula Silverweave

1. Apprentice/Teacher Fund - 2,750G
2. Ministry General Fund - 6,400G
3. Artifact Recovery - 7,300G
4. Research & Development Group - 7,600G
5. Arcane Vault Upkeep - 4,200G

### Administration Department

9% of the budget share; 25,425G
Director Zanbor Emerson

1. Dalaranian Archives: 3,200

2. Finance Department 2,500

3. Testing: 550

4. Supplies: 5,500

5. General Fund: 3,200

6. Humanoid Resources: 1,850

7. Payroll: 2,700

8. Loans: 2,500

9. Administration: 3,425

### Ministry of Foreign Affairs

5% of the budget share; 14,125G
Minister Zanbor Emerson

1. Ambassadorial Allowances: 3107.5G
2. Foreign Aid Program: 4943.75G
3. Department General Fund: 3531.25G
4. Foreign Justice Fund: 1412.5G
5. Maintenance of Diplomatic Outposts: 1130G

### Civil Services

24% of the budget share; 67,800G

Run by the Administration Department

1. Housing: 13,000G

2. Medical: 16,500G

3. Grants, 35,000G

(Grants kept in Interest Earning Account while not in use) (3%, 1050 Max Quarterly)

### Chancellery

5% of the budget share; 14,125G
Chancellor Damon Halliwell

Vice-Chancellor Vorien Dawnstrider

1. Security/The Hand: 4,000G

2. Research and Reagents: 7,000G

3. Housing: 3,125G

Investments (6%) 18,500 (1110 Quarterly Gain)

SURPLUS: 4% 11,300 (Added to Investments if not used) (6% 678 Quarterly Gain)
Lordamere Lake

**Lordamere Lake** is the second largest lake in Lordaeron. Lordamere touches the shores of Lordaeron, Silverpine, Hillsbrad and Alterac. Due to its location, it was once a popular route of transport between Lorderon's provinces and the Kingdom of Alterac. In the middle of the lake, there is Fenris Isle, home to Fenris Keep. Prior to the closing of the Greymane Wall, Lordamere Lake bordered the kingdoms of Gilneas, Lordaeron, Dalaran and Alterac. With Ambermill's abandonment and Dalaran's movement, it now only borders Lordaeron and Alterac.
Dalarathi

**Dalarathi** is a kingdom established by several drunken members of the Magus Senate of Dalaran. After a rather egregious battle, several of the mages convened to have a few drinks. After going well and truly beyond the idea of "a few drinks", they teleported to the Dalaran Crater.

They then proceeded to stumble drunkenly around, setting fire to random trees and kicking random stumps. Upon finding a ruin, they mistook it for Alterac and declared it the soverign nation of Dalarathi. After defacing the ruins with violet lettering (mostly reading "Alterac sucks Dalarathi rules") arguing about who was the monarch of the new kingdom, and lighting the same tree on fire three times, the mages passed out and were returned to Dalaran.

Several members of the Inner Council bought a summer house in Elwynn with the fine money that was collected the next day.

Some drunk stumbling.Dalarathi is proclaimed!A lovely wedding was held.
Mana Bomb

**Mana Bombs** are incredibly powerful explosives developed by the Blood Elves. The reactions within the bomb create a massive mana burn wave when released killing those caught in the wave instantly. They rank up with the Plague as one of the most destructive weapons made and used by the mortal races. Many people think of the destruction of Theramore when they think of the destructive power of a mana bomb, but that particular bomb had been augmented by the Focusing Iris.
Dalaran Senate Meeting: September 20th, 34 LC

The following was drunkenly submitted to the Grand Library by the Magus Senate of Dalaran.

## Record

This record appears to be stained in alcohol and tears. There are also burn marks all over the papers. This is totally unreadable.

There is an attached sticky note, added by Lora Raventhorne: *I LEAVE FOR A WEEK AND THIS HAPPENS. I SHOULD LIVE IN THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, SHOULDN'T I. BY THE SIX.*
Astromancer Test

The **Astromancer Test**is a written exam developed by the Magus Senate of Dalaran to test whether or not a member is qualified to become an official Astromancer of the Kirin Tor. The test was first taken and successfully completed by Kira Frostheart.

## Test

### Question #1

List the names of all the moons of Azeroth in order of size, from biggest to smallest.

### Question #2

Explain what 'The Embrace' is and what impacts it has on using the arcane.

### Question #4

Explain what 'An'she' is and what importance it has in astromancy, if any.

### Question #5

What is the effect of the Eye constellation on divination magics?

### Question #6

What element in the evocation school best lends itself to astromancy?
Aura Scrying

**Aura Scrying**is a divination spell that searches for auras taken off items. It is a high level spell and only recommended for masters of the divination school of magic.

## Overview

Aura scrying is an advanced form of scrying that should only be used when all other methods of searching have been used or ruled out. The casting of this spell requires two people, one of whom should be a master of the divination school of magic. The other only needs to have basic mana control. The spell takes the aura a person has left behind on an item and channels into a scrying orb. The orb should then project a map of the area, the map's area would depend on the strength of the caster, and searchs for the aura. The act of aura transfer is extremely dangerous as powerful auras can overwhelm the caster and cause great injury. This spell is extremely difficult to hide from. Only a mage of great power in the divination school would be able to do so.

## Casting the Spell

In order to perform an aura scrying you will need the item with the aura of the person or thing you are looking for, a scrying orb, and a partner. It is important that the scrying tool be an orb as other scrying tools will not be able to perform this spell. Lay the orb on one side and the aura item on the other. Hover one hand over the orb and another over the item. Recite the command words *"Maath'daba Aloorba'alsu".*The aura from the item will begin to be transfers to the orb. It is important at this stage to ready yourself for any magical attack the aura might make to over whelm the caster. At this point the transferance of the aura will be producing Unstable Mana, it is the job of the assistant to safely collect the unstable mana to keep it from disrupting the spell, lead lined vials work best for this. Once the aura has been transfered the orb will form an eye and project a map of the desired area of search. The more area covered the more exhausting the spell will be. The eye will search the map for any match of the aura. Paths it might have taken, people or things it interacted with, and the source of the aura itself can be found. The areas on the map where the arua was located will glow. When the spell is complete the eye will close and the aura will be transfered back to the item it was taken from. There may be some damage to the aura limiting its use in the future. All unstable mana should be properly disposed of and all the components safely stored away.
Illyrias Val'cari

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

## Appearance

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

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

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

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

## Background

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

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

The ***Archmage*-class** ships serve as secondary command ships for the Dalaran Navy. Though not as large as the first rate *Spell-Weaver*-class vessels, these second rate vessels are cheaper to produce and more maneuverable than their first rate sister ships while still possessing heavy firepower. The *Archmage*-class vessel carries between 90-98 guns (both mundane and magical) on 3 gun decks.

## Current *Archmage*-class Vessels

* DMS *Antonidas*
* DMS *Khadgar*
* DMS *Proudmoore*
* DMS *Rhonin*
Ur

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**Ur** was a mage of Dalaran before the coming of the Scourge. He was best known for his studies on shadow magic and his research on other worlds. He is most well known for his research on the alien creatures known as Worgen. Though his knowledge was great, some believed that his conscience held him from true power. He died during the Siege of Dalaran at the hands of the Scourge.

One of his books, The Book of Ur, was held in Shadowfang Keep by Archmage Arugal.

The dark mage, Morganth also possessed a book written by Ur, Ur's Treatise on Shadow Magic, which the mages of Stormwind wanted returned to them because they feared that Morganth might find a way to open it and read its contents.

## Known Works

* The Book of Ur
* Ur's Treatise on Shadow Magic
Karlain

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Aredhel (Wife, Deceased)

 **Karlain** is a member of the Council of Six, the ruling body of Dalaran. Karlain is known for his work as an alchemist and for his control over his emotions. Karlain is the most recent addition to the Council of Six until they select a replacement of Archmage Sunreaver. He was a member of the group of adventurers responsible for finding the Scythe of Elune, and returning it to the Night Elves.
Dalaran Senate Meeting: April 26th, 34 LC

The following document was supposed to be written record of the Magus Senate of Dalaran session on April 26th. Instead it appears to be a rant about how useless everyone is.

## Rant

Thanks to my useless colleagues there is no recording of the meeting from April 26th. I usually record the meetings but I was not able to be present at the meeting, so what do my colleagues do when they see that I am not there to record? They do nothing. The whole lot of them are incompetent. They probably won't even read this, as that would require them get their heads out of their asses and do some damn work. I publish these notes as a courtesy for those who cannot attend the meetings, you would think that the one time I am not there that they would extend that courtesy to me. It doesn't even take that much effort to record the notes, I mean even if you didn't want to go through the process of publishing them, I would have do it for you. They probably think they are too good for taking notes, well screw them and screw this... <It goes on like this for several pages.>
Trever Halliwell

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**Trever Halliwell** is the son of Damon and Cathryn Halliwell. He is currently serving with the Kirin Tor and briefly served the Magus Senate of Dalaran as a member of the Inner-Council. Trever later resigned his position on the Inner-Council and as a Senator. It is unknown to all but him where he went upon his resignation, but he resurfaced several months later when his father, Damon, was in a coma. He took control of House Halliwell while his father was in the coma. When his father woke up and learned of Trever's reckless spending of House Halliwell's gold, Trever was kicked out of the city by Damon.