World of Warcraft: History and Geography of Flame Crest

Flame Crest is a Horde outpost in the Burning Steppes. It is located on a small outcropping of rock, only accessible by crossing a crude bridge. There is a small cave in the back where Kibler lives with the talkative parrot Opus.

Eitrigg and Ariok use the outpost as their base of operations when planning an attack against the Blackrock clan.

Pre-Cataclysm

Even though there was a Horde Flight Path, Flame Crest was a neutral zone, as quests were offered for both factions and vendors were neutral. There were no guards. In the small cave near you could find Yuka Screwspigot and a bird called Opus. Right before the cave there were two goblins, Tinkee Steamboil and Maxwort Uberglint, a dwarf called Ragged John, and Mathredis Firestar who is a blood elf.

Travel Connections

Flight

Kargath

Stonard

Thorium Point

Inhabitants

Kibler

Opus

Vahgruk Wind Rider Master

Gruna Food & Drink

Ragged Jong

Ariok (during and after related quests)

Eitrigg (during and after related quests)

Flame Crest Bruiser

World of Warcraft: History of Embrace

The Embrace is an extraordinary celestial event when Azeroth's two moons — White Lady and Blue Child — are in an extremely rare conjunction, happening approximately once every four hundred and thirty years. It is so named because it appears that the Mother is holding the Child.

According to legend, the Dragon Aspects were first created during an occurrence of the Embrace.

As the blue dragonflight debated how to appoint a new Aspect of Magic to replace Malygos, one popular theory espoused that this celestial event was important to that task. Some felt it was crucial to the proper working of the magic necessary to facilitate the alteration of a normal blue dragon into an Aspect. Others simply deemed it good timing. Arygos argued that the ability to become an Aspect may be in the blood.

It turned out that neither bloodline nor intellect was important to the process. During the following Embrace, Arygos acted with brashness and arrogance, while Kalecgos simply beheld the beauty of the Embrace with the other dragons. The wonderment of the Embrace came from grace and rarity rather than the offering of dominance or power. Its light shown down on those gathered at the Nexus, causing them to glow with magic. As the radiance faded from them, it intensified around Kalecgos, bestowing him with the powers of an Aspect. In the same vein as the name of the celestial phenomenon, the ritual was about the heart of the blue dragonflight and what they felt.

Speculation

Neither Dawn of the Aspects nor Chronicle Volume 1 mention the Embrace event. The legend may be a part of the cover in which the Dragon Aspects decided to hide the truth about Galakrond and the creation of the Aspects. However, the fact that Kalec did indeed get his Aspect powers during the Embrace may mean there is some truth to it, even if the detail was not mentioned in Dawn of the Aspects or Chronicle.

Word of Warcraft: History and Geography of Furien's

Furien's Post is a small blood elf forward post charged with monitoring potential adversaries to the Horde in Desolace. They were requested by the Cenarion Circle to keep an eye on one of their researchers, Korrah. It's a task the blood elves don't care for, but they occasionally check on Korrah so as to not get on the Cenarion Circle's bad side.

Travel Connections

Flight

Horde Sun Rock Retreat, Stonetalon Mountains

Horde Shadowprey Village, Desolace

Horde Camp Mojache, Feralas

Neutral Ethel Rethor, Desolace

NPCs

Horde Cerelia

Horde Sorrem

Horde Narimar Flight Master

Horde Drumion Food & Drink

Furien's Research Assistants

Type: Outpost

Leader(s): Unknown, Formerly: Furien

Race(s): Blood elf

Language(s): Thalassian

Affiliation(s): Silvermoon City

Organizations: Reliquary

Location: Northwestern Desolace

World of Warcraft: History of Bilgewater Cartel

“The truth is that quite a few goblins combine a shrewd business sense with a certain level of... moral flexibility.”

— Lost Isles preview

The Bilgewater Cartel is one of the largest goblin organizations found on Azeroth. Run by the ruthless Trade Prince Gallywix, it is the most powerful trading company on Kezan. From their headquarters at Bilgewater Port, the cartel dominated the trade all over the South Seas, until it was destroyed due to the Cataclysm. After the events in the Lost Isles, the Bilgewater joined the Horde and built a new capital in the Kalimdorian region of Azshara, Bilgewater Harbor. They compete with other goblin organizations such as the Steamwheedle Cartel and Venture Company over both resources and customers.

In the game, the Bilgewater Cartel is a Horde-aligned faction related to the playable Bilgewater goblins, introduced in Cataclysm. It is thus the sixth racial Horde-faction to be added to the game. They have their own quartermaster, rewards, and tabard which in dungeons will boost reputation for every kill.

History

Originally the slaves of Zandalari trolls on the Isle of Kezan, the goblin race was forced to mine kaja'mite ore out of the volcanic bowels of Mount Kajaro.

The trolls used this potent mineral for their voodoo rituals, but it had an unexpected effect on the slaves who were in constant contact with it: kaja'mite generated a startling new cunning and intelligence in the goblins. Crafting their own powerful artifacts of engineering and alchemy in secret, the goblins soon overthrew their oppressors and claimed Kezan for their homeland. The mines that had been their prison, their slave camp, and the base of their rebellion now became the city of Undermine. Weaving through the heart of the island in a dizzying network of tunnels, vaults, and lava tubes, Undermine epitomizes the goblins' complex, unpredictable mindset.

The goblins' natural greed soon lifted them to prominence as masters of mercantilism. Trade princes arose during the First War as the cleverest goblins learned to take advantage of the strife. Great fortunes were amassed, and the Isle of Kezan became a hub for fleets of goblin trading ships. One of the trade princes agreed to lend his faction's services to the Horde in the Second War. Following the Horde's defeat, the goblins learned from their colleague's failed example, and soon they realized that their profits could double if they weren't stuck in such a restrictive relationship. By the end of the Third War, goblins were providing weaponry, vehicles, and devious services to both the Horde and the Alliance.

Gallywix's takeover

This section concerns content related to the Warcraft novels, novellas, or short stories.

Many years later, Jastor Gallywix rose through the ranks of the Bilgewater Cartel. Gallywix became the president of what became known as the Copper Street Conglomerate, an advisor to the Tinkers' Union, a major figure in the Trade Coalition, and the second wealthiest goblin in the Bilgewater Cartel - second only to Trade Prince Maldy himself. With the aid of the moguls of the Bilgewater and from Tek'zik Riddlevox, Director of the Tinkers' Union, all of whom believed that Maldy had gone soft (he was known to dote over his daughter, Nessa, with whom Gallywix had fallen in love with on first sight), Gallywix initiated a hostile takeover of the Bilgewater Cartel. He bought the loyalty of Maldy's staff, and replaced his security with his own mercenaries; he even owned the land on which Maldy's manor (the site of his own villa many years later) was situated. Though Maldy hoped to re-buy his possessions with the money he gained from trading weapons to the Alliance, Gallywix eliminated that possibility by destroying Maldy's trade fleet. Now in total control, Gallywix exiled Maldy and his daughter from Kezan, and later arranged his (supposedly accidental) death.

The Bilgewater Cartel dug really deep into Kezan in order to mine more kaja'mite ore, create Kaja'Cola and please their customers. While digging, they discovered a small vein of Azerite, and Gallywix took its substance and kept it as secret for years.

Joining the Horde

Prelude

The goblins of Kezan were all going about their daily lives having recently created a new drink called [Kaja'Cola] in an attempt to boost their intelligence. Suddenly, Deathwing had made an appearance at Bilgewater Port, claiming the Hour of Twilight was drawing close. The goblins not very concerned with the threats, continued on with their day. Eventually it was discovered that Mount Kajaro had begun to erupt and some goblins tried to cash in on the event. Trade Prince Jastor Gallywix of the Bilgewater Cartel charged desperate goblins fleeing for their lives 1 billion macaroons in exchange for saving their lives and leading them to safety on his private yacht. Gallywix however, was not true to his word and instead took the money and enslaved all those he saved. Gallywix then looked to start a new trade empire in the distant lands of Azshara with him being the most powerful goblin on Azeroth.

Arrival on the Lost Isles

Gallywix and his goblins were discovered by Alliance ships as they were attempting to capture the former orc Warchief, Thrall. The humans then fired at the goblins' ship to prevent any witnesses and after their vessel was sunk, the goblin survivors washed up onto the Lost Isles. The goblin survivors used the remnants of their destroyed vessel as a small base camp and fought off the local wildlife to secure their camp.

Cooperation with the Horde

Eventually the goblins discovered an orcish journal revealing orc survivors in the isles. The goblin survivors thought it best to look to the orcs for help and sought out their base camp. The goblins then sent a representative to ask for help from the orcs. The orc survivors agreed to help if the goblins aided them in return. The adventurer had slain all the plants in the orcs' way and impressed the leader of the orc survivors- Aggra. Aggra then agreed to assist the goblins find their way off the isles. Much later it was discovered that human agents too had found their way onto the island during their mission to bring Thrall to Stormwind. Eventually the goblin adventurer defeat the humans and rescues Thrall.

The pygmy threat

The goblins later decided to go to the larger of the two isles and deployed a Town-In-A-Box so they could have a location to rest themselves. The goblins were eventually met with Naga and Pygmy troubles but were able to fight them back. Eventually the goblins aspired to end the pygmy threat and using many gadgets they managed to destroy the various tribes and found themselves in the center of the isle where they killed the pigmys' turtle god, Volcanoth. Yet the death of the turtle causes the island volcano to erupt.

Defeat of the Trade Prince

The goblins met up with the orcs once more to beat back the Alliance for good and being impressed with the goblins' cunning and strength, the orcs agreed to take the fight to Trade Prince Gallywix who enslaved the majority of the goblin survivors with mind control of some type. When Gallywix was finally beaten, he was told by Thrall that he could live if the Bilgewater Cartel became a part of the Horde. Gallywix bitterly accepted and the goblins and orcs parted ways, with Thrall going to the Maelstrom to heal the world and the goblins going to live in their new home of Orgrimmar- capital of the orcs.

The cartel's home base was once Bilgewater Port on the Isle of Kezan, but after the natural disasters of the Cataclysm ousted the goblins from their homeland, the vast majority of its operations are now concentrated in Orgrimmar's Goblin Slums and Bilgewater Harbor in Azshara. The Bilgewater Cartel have honored their agreement with Thrall and have used their technological expertise and services to benefit the Horde, though Trade Prince Gallywix has also found ways to make sure his alliance with the Horde increases his coffers.

Later story

A Bilgewater cartel fleet wrecked itself at Land's End Beach in Tanaris, and all of its survivors became insane.

During the Battlefield: Barrens, several Bilgewater Cartel goblins sided with Garrosh Hellscream and the True Horde, including sappers.

Following the inclusion of the nightborne into the Horde, goblins were seen in the Nighthold assisting the elves with new supplies.

Sports

They have a team named the Bilgewater Buccaneers in the goblin sport known as footbomb, a game where goblins sit in shredders and have to kick bombs on each other. They often compete against the Steamwheedle Sharks, the Steamwheedle Cartel's team.

Reputation

The zones of Azshara, The Cape of Stranglethorn, Thousand Needles, Tanaris, and Twilight Highlands have many quests for gaining reputation with the Bilgewater Cartel.

The Bilgewater Cartel Quartermaster, Frizzo Villamar [50., 56.6], can be found on the central mesa of Orgrimmar by the flight master. At all reputation levels, she sells the Bilgewater Cartel Tabard, which can be used to champion the Bilgewater Cartel in dungeons.

Reputation can also be gained by competing in the Argent Tournament (requires level 80), or by purchasing Bilgewater Writ of Commendations at the Molten Front (requires level 85).

Exalted with the Bilgewater Cartel is one of the requirements for achieving the title of Horde Ambassador.

Rewards

Non-Goblins in exalted standing with the cartel can purchase and learn to ride their wondrous high-speed mounts, available from Kall Worthaton[36.2, 86.6] in the Goblin Slums, Orgrimmar (goblins can purchase the trikes regardless of reputation).

In addition, Frizzo Villamar sells a unique 16-slot bag and several level 35 cloaks.

Notes

The Cartel was first mentioned in the non-canon RPG book Lands of Mystery.

Capital: Bilgewater Harbor

Formerly: Bilgewater Port

Base of operations: Krazzworks, Nozzlepot's Outpost, Hardwrench Hideaway

Formerly: Goblin Slums

Theater of operations: Azeroth

Language(s): Goblin, Orcish, Common, Zandali

Sub-group(s): Bilgewater Battalion, Bilgewater Buccaneers, Gob Squad

Affiliation: Horde

Main leader: Trade Prince Jastor Gallywix

Formerly: Independent

World of Warcraft: History of Kamari

Kamari is a level 26 npc located in the Drag in the orcish city of Orgrimmar.

After Vol'jin's death, she was seen speaking with Thuwd in front of the building.

Quotes

You like the rug? I killed and skinned the beast myself. May all the centaur fall as easily?

Too bad we can't skin the humans and their allies. All that skin is just going to waste. Still, who'd want to wear the flimsy leather you could make out of it?

Title: Apprentice Leatherworker

Gender: Female

Race: Orc (Humanoid)

Affiliation(s): Orgrimmar

Location: The Drag [63, 45]

World of Warcraft: History and Geography of Krokuun

Krokuun is a region of Argus where the armies of Azeroth first landed during their quest to stop the Burning Legion. Kil'jaeden's Legion ship has crashed here near the Xenedar.

Geography

The once prosperous eredar civilizations that dotted these hills have crumbled away and vanished under the Legion's defilement. Jagged, dark rocks protrude from the fel tainted groves. The Legion's own creations stick out of the land almost like the rocks themselves. Trees, vitiated of any living essence are strewn throughout the land. Almost no flora has endured the planet's harsh conditions. Only black soil, devoid of life, covers the planet.

Travel hubs

Travel is done via a Lightforged Beacon, a form of teleportation from hub to hub.

Krokul Hovel

Shattered Fields

Destiny Point

Notable characters

Alleria Windrunner

High Exarch Turalyon

Illidan Stormrage

Chieftain Hatuun

Captain Fareeya

Prophet Velen

Xe'ra

Wild creatures

Fungal Monster

Bilescourge

Talbuk

Panthara

Mana ray

Ur'zul

Vilefiend

Notes & trivia

During early PTR this zone was simply known as Argus.

Shadowmoon Mine was also cut.

When jumping out of the edge of the map, the player enters the "Argus Wastes" subzone shortly before dying.

Mac'Aree can be seen in the sky from Krokuun. Likewise, the glow of the Xenedar in Krokuun can be seen on the surface from Mac'Aree.

Capital(s): Nath'raxas Hold

Races: Man'ari, Demon, Lightforged draenei, Broken

Major settlements: The Xenedar

Minor settlements: Krokul Hovel, Destiny Point, Darkfall Ridge

Affiliation: Burning Legion, Army of the Light, Argussian Reach

Location: Argus

World of Warcraft: Quest In Service Of The Lich King

Objectives

Report to Instructor Razuvious in the Heart of Acherus.

Description

All that I am: anger, cruelty, vengeance - I bestow upon you, my chosen knight. I have granted you immortality so that you may herald in a new, dark age for the Scourge

Gaze now upon the lands below us. The Scarlet Crusade scurries to undo my work, while Light's Hope stands defiantly against us - a blemish upon these Plaguelands. They must all be shown the price of their defiance.

You will become my force of retribution. Where you tread, doom will follow. Go now and claim your destiny, death knight.

Completion

You have heard the call of the Lich King, death knight. Now is the time to answer your master.

Your training begins now...

Start: The Lich King

End: Instructor Razuvious

Level: 55(Requires 55)

Category: Death Knight

Experience: 825

Next: The Emblazoned Runeblade

World of Warcraft: History of Lava Guard Gordoth

Lava Guard Gordoth is a boss in Ragefire Chasm, driven insane by the Dark Shaman's experiments.

Adventure Guide

Hubris drove the brilliant shaman Gordoth to act as a living conduit for energies pulled from the Firelands. He and his allies had hoped to mimic the creation of elemental ascendants in the Twilight's Hammer cult. Instead, the explosive influx of power drove Gordoth insane and mutated his body into a hideous form.

Abilities

Seismic Slam — Lava Guard Gordoth slams the ground, inflicting Physical damage to all players within 25 yards, knocking them back.

Ground Rupture — Lava Guard Gordoth ruptures the ground, inflicting Physical damage to a player, knocking them back.

Enrage Enrage — Lava Guard Gordoth enrages when he reaches 30% health remaining, increasing his attack speed by 30% and Physical damage done by 10% for 5 min.

Related Achievements

 Ragefire Chasm

 Ragefire Chasm Guild Run

Gender: Male

Race: Dire orc (Humanoid)

Class: Shaman (formerly)

Affiliation(s): Dark Shaman

Location: Ragefire Chasm

World of Warcraft: History of Slagmaw

Adventure Guide

Unlike other lava worms enslaved by the dark shaman, Slagmaw has proven to be nearly impossible to control. The beast lives to bore through the depths of the earth, and it cares nothing for the consequences of its actions, or the damages it causes to anyone who stands in its way.

Abilities

Lava Spit — Spits lava at an enemy, inflicting Fire damage.

Submerge — Slagmaw submerges and emerges at a new location after spitting lava 5 times.

Trivia

During beta Slagmaw has been referred to as Magnaw, a reference to Magmaw.

Race: Lava worm (Beast)

Location: Ragefire Chasm

World of Warcraft: History of Slagmaw

Adventure Guide

Unlike other lava worms enslaved by the dark shaman, Slagmaw has proven to be nearly impossible to control. The beast lives to bore through the depths of the earth, and it cares nothing for the consequences of its actions, or the damages it causes to anyone who stands in its way.

Abilities

Lava Spit — Spits lava at an enemy, inflicting Fire damage.

Submerge — Slagmaw submerges and emerges at a new location after spitting lava 5 times.

Trivia

During beta Slagmaw has been referred to as Magnaw, a reference to Magmaw.

Race: Lava worm (Beast)

Location: Ragefire Chasm

World of Warcraft: History of Dark Shaman Koranthal

Dark Shaman Koranthal is a boss in Ragefire Chasm and a member of the Dark Shaman.

Adventure Guide

Koranthal has always believed that brute force is the only way to control Azeroth's elementals. His extreme views led him to join the ranks of the sinister Twilight's Hammer. When the cult fell, the orc and other like-minded shaman secretly infiltrated Ragefire Chasm to continue practicing their dark arts.

Abilities

Twisted Elements Interruptible — Dark Shaman Koranthal hurls a bolt of twisted magic at an enemy, inflicting Shadow damage.

Shadow Storm — Dark Shaman Koranthal calls down a hail of twisted elements that rain from the sky for 15 seconds, inflicting Shadow damage to all players within 2 yards of each impact.

Quotes

Aggro

Dark Shaman Koranthal yells: The power of the Dark Shaman will overwhelm you!

Death

Dark Shaman Koranthal yells: My death... means... nothing...

Gender: Male

Race: Orc (Humanoid)

Class: Dark shaman

Location: Ragefire Chasm

World of Warcraft: History of Adarogg

Adarogg is a boss in Ragefire Chasm.

Adventure Guide

Ragefire Chasm's trogg population has rapidly declined in recent months for one reason: Adarogg. This ravenous flame hound was among the first of his kind ripped from the Firelands by dark shaman. Adarogg's handlers feed the unruly beast over twice his weight in trogg flesh per day to keep him appeased.

Abilities

Flame Breath — Adarogg breathes flames on a player, inflicting Fire damage.

Inferno Charge — Adarogg charges a player's location, inflicting Fire damage to all players within 3 yards.

Gender: Male

Race: Flame hound (Elemental)

Location: Ragefire Chasm

World of Warcraft: History of Soulstarve Hood

Source

This item drops from Illysanna Ravencrest in Black Rook Hold.

World of Warcraft: History of An'telas Scale Shirt

Source

This item is a quest reward from Deactivate An'owyn.

World of Warcraft: History of Relic Box

Relic Box appears at Ariden's Camp in Deadwind Pass [52.48, 34.32] during the following quests:

Disturbing the Past

Disturbing the Past

Disturbing the Past

Contents

Relic Box

The box contains various magical looking trinkets and baubles.

Upon close inspection, these "relics" appear to be nothing more than clever forgeries.

World of Warcraft: History and Geography of Quest The Disciple's Challenge

Objectives

Defeat Jaomin Ro.

Defeat Jaomin Ro [67.7, 22.8]

Description

<name>, I see great strength and great courage in you, and an unsurpassed purity of soul.

The hour is young, but I think you may be ready to face a greater challenge.

Go to the bottom of the stairs, and cross the bridge. There, you will find Jaomin Ro, one of our eldest students. Challenge and defeat him in honorable combat, and this phase of your training will be complete.

Rewards

You will receive: 1s

 Initiate's Gloves (mage/priest)

 Initiate's Handguards (monk/rogue/shaman/hunter)

 Initiate's Gauntlets (warrior)

Progress

Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in getting up every time we do. Jaomin Ro knows this. He finds strength in every defeat.

You may yet learn that lesson.

Completion

You truly impress, <name>. It seems certain that the path of the <class> is indeed the path for you.

Notes

Exit the building and head southeast, down the stairs. Pass to the left of Trainee Nim and cross the bridge to find Jaomin Ro in the Tranquil Grotto, marked with a skull on the minimap. Ro is a level 3 pandaren with 497 health and the following abilities.

Basic melee — 3-4 Physical on cloth

Baby Elehpant takes a Bath Instant. Hits for 5 Physical, knockback.

Hawk Diving to Earth 1 sec cast. Hits for 10 Physical with a knockdown component. Stuns Ro for a few seconds as well (10 sec cooldown)

Defeat Jaomin Ro and return to the bridge, where Master Shang Xi has relocated to. Turn in and move on.

Passing Trainee Nim:

Trainee Nim says: I hope you're ready, <name>. Jaomin Ro awaits you just over the bridge.

Approaching Jaomin Ro:

Jaomin Ro says: A challenger approaches.

Victory: (one chosen randomly)

Jaomin Ro says: Well fought. Master Shang will be pleased.

Jaomin Ro says: You've been trained well.

Jaomin Ro says: I bow to your skill. You bested me fairly.

Jaomin Ro says: Amazing! You're much stronger than you look.

Jaomin Ro says: It seems I have more training to do. Thank you for the lesson.

Jaomin Ro says: It was an honor to be defeated by you.

World of Warcraft: History of Alterac Ram Hide

Source

This item drops from:

Stabled Alterac Ram in Alterac Valley

Alterac Ram in Alterac Valley

As a quest objective

This item is an objective of Ram Hide Harnesses.

World of Warcraft: History of Brambleking Fili

Brambleking Fili is a podling located in Socrethar's Rise in Shadowmoon Valley.

Abilities

Bramble Whirl - The caster whirls once in a cascade of leaves knocking players back and inflicting 141 to 159 Physical damage to all players within 6 yards.

Razor Teeth - Bite an enemy, inflicting Physical damage every 3 sec. for 12 sec.

Rise of the Flora - Brambleking Fili releases plant energies, raising some of his followers back into the battle!

Objective of

The One True Brambleking

Notes

With an entourage of 6 Shadowglen Spitters

Gender: Male

Race: Podling (Elemental)

Location: Socrethar's Rise, Shadowmoon Valley [44.9, 77.1]

Status: Killable

World of Warcraft: History and Geography of Redridge Mountains

The Redridge Mountains (also known as the Red Ridge Mountains or Redridge Range and simply Redridge) are located east of Elwynn Forest, northeast of Duskwood, and south of the Burning Steppes. Although it may be considered contested, Horde characters have no settlements or NPCs and it is thus a place they use mostly for passing through to reach Flame Crest or Stonard.

An idyllic region of rushing rivers, towering elms and rising elevations, the Redridge Mountains are under Stormwind's protection, and remain one of the last peaceful regions in Azeroth. Their inhabitants supply Stormwind with timber, fish, and crops. A force of Blackrock orcs from the Burning Steppes has secured Stonewatch Keep, but so far the orcs keep to themselves. In comparison with Westfall, Redridge is still relatively stable.

On the northern bank of Lake Everstill is the Alliance town of Lakeshire, the central hub for this faction's adventurers, offering many services and quests, as well as flight paths? As the town is under constant siege by gnolls and Blackrock orcs, its people are often victim of kidnappings or even killings and can be seen protesting at the Town Hall. Adventurers should use extreme caution around this town.

The enemy-held Stonewatch Keep and Tower of Ilgalar are connected with quests, but are also very dangerous and require a party to handle properly.

The crossroads known as the Three Corners, located in the southwest corner of the zone, connects the town of Lakeshire with Elwynn, Duskwood and, via the Lakeridge Highway, Stonewatch Keep. The highway itself is quite a dangerous place occupied by gnolls, murlocs, and wild animals. There are also a few camps located in Redridge — an orc camp in Render's Valley, Shadow Hide gnoll camps near the Tower of Ilgalar, and murloc camps near the lake. While the lake's surface appears peaceful enough, murlocs reside beneath the waves, and rumours of sightings of a sea monster persist. There are raptor nests in the Mountains.

It's recommended that one wears a helmet when in the Redridge Mountains, as buzzards view humanoid hair as excellent nesting material.

History

Geographically, the Redridge Mountains form the spine of the continent of Azeroth, although its many limbs and valleys have come to be known by separate, often ominous names such as 'Deadwind Pass' and the 'Burning Steppes'. After the War of the Ancients, the dangerous and destructive Dragon Soul created by Deathwing was hidden beneath the Redridge Mountains. Protected by magical wards and Orastrasz, it would remain hidden for ten thousand years before Deathwing led the Dragonmaw clan there in dreams and visions.

Although claimed by the humans, the dwarven Dark Iron clan founded its own kingdom in the northern reaches, fleeing defeat in the War of the Three Hammers. Summoning the Firelord Ragnaros to aid them, their leader Thaurissan inadvertently caused the eruption of a new, immense volcano; Blackrock Mountain. This not only destroyed his clan's new city, but utterly devastated the ecology of northern Redridge, forever leaving it an ash-choked wasteland.

The humans of Stormwind remained dominant in the unblemished southern ranges. Now a much smaller region, the Redridge Mountains were eventually conquered by the Orcish Horde in the First War, in which the southern kingdom was forced into exile. The humans eventually returned triumphant and began rebuilding their former holdings. Yet the orcs of the Blackrock and Black Tooth Grin clans would also return, this new "Dark Horde" plaguing the town of Lakeshire from their former stronghold of Blackrock Mountain.

Eventually, the orcs allied with the wicked human warlock Morganth and his Shadowhide gnoll lackeys, and seized the eastern half of Redridge, capturing the human castle of Stonewatch Keep before the events of World of Warcraft. Weakened by political turmoil in Stormwind, Lakeshire was left with little military aid to fend off the encroaching orcs until the return of Reginald Windsor.

The region remains heavily contested. Desperate, the people of Redridge seek help from outside sources, recruiting passing adventurers to help in the defense of Lakeshire and the liberation of Stonewatch.

With the guidance of the dragon Darkblaze, the Dark Horde have also begun invading Redridge sometime after the Cataclysm. An Alliance adventurer deputized by the Stormwind Army travels to Redridge to aid the beleaguered Stormwind guards and reform Bravo Company to combat the threat. During their war with the Blackrock orcs, Render's Valley was blown up but the Dark Horde has been driven back to the Burning Steppes. Stonewatch Keep has also been reclaimed.

Stormwind also increased Redridge's security by constructing Tower Watch on the Three Corners and stationing a garrison of Redridge Watchmen there.

Geography

The Redridge Mountains contain no dungeons, raid dungeons, or battlegrounds. The micro dungeon Stonewatch can be found in this zone. The Redridge Range stretches from the zone of the Redridge Mountains to the zone of Deadwind Pass.

Redridge Range

The Redridge Range is a mountain range in the southern sub-continent of Azeroth that stretches from the zone of the Redridge Mountains to the zone of Deadwind Pass. The range once extended much farther north, but three hundred years before the opening of the Dark Portal the range was shattered by the summoning of Ragnaros and the creation of Blackrock Mountain.

Notable characters

The Redridge Mountains are home to several humans of note, the great bulk of which reside in Lakeshire. At the fallen bridge Marshal Marris sends promising young humans to eradicate the clusters of Shadowhide gnolls and Blackrock orcs who have taken a chokehold on the land. He is assisted in his efforts by Verner Osgood, who also seeks to rid Redridge of the vile Redridge gnolls. And at the Lakeshire Town Hall, the aging Magistrate Solomon recruits adventurers to seek help from Stormwind's other bastions of civilization like Stormwind City, Sentinel Hill, and Darkshire. Stormwind City seems to have abandoned Lakeshire to fend for itself like it did to Darkshire and Sentinel Hill. Both these towns say they cannot help Lakeshire due to their own overwhelming problems.

Wild creatures

Boars

Carrion Birds

Dragon Whelps

Gnolls

Murlocs

Orcs

Tarantulas

Threshadons

Giants (only one though, the rare mob Boulderheart)

Freshwater Eels

Film universe

The Redridge Mountains are depicted close to their World of Warcraft incarnation. Stonewatch Keep is shown falling to the Horde.

Notes & trivia

Redridge has one of the game's highest level-gaps between zones at its border with the Burning Steppes, which is a 30 level jump from 20 to 50. Players are instead directed to Duskwood (to the southwest) after completing all the quests here.

Capital: Lakeshire

Affiliation: Kingdom of Stormwind, Blackrock clan, Redridge pack

Former affiliation(s): Bravo Company

Location: Eastern Azeroth

PvP status: Contested territory

World of Warcraft: History and Geography of Western Plaguelands

The Western Plaguelands are located in northern Lordaeron, wedged between Tirisfal Glades to the west, the Eastern Plaguelands to the east, and the Alterac Mountains to the south. It is a reclaimed portion of the tainted lands of the former Kingdom of Lordaeron, predominately held by the Argent Crusade, though the land is still haunted by the remnants of the undead Scourge.

The plague covering the region was mostly dispelled, thanks to the efforts of the Cenarion Circle. Although life starts to emerge once again, war still rages in such places as Andorhal and Gahrron's Withering. After the Battle for Andorhal between the Alliance forces, commanded by the death knight Thassarian, and the Horde Forsaken, commanded by Sylvanas Windrunner and the death knight Koltira Deathweaver, the Forsaken manage to gain control over the city of Andorhal casting out the Alliance and ending any Scourge presence.

The largest Scourge-controlled area left here is Caer Darrow, beneath which is an underground complex housing the undead’s Scholomance. The Argent Crusade is based in their leader's home town, Hearthglen, which was reclaimed from the hands of now fallen Scarlet Crusade. One of the most notable places in this region is Uther's Tomb.

History

The area now called the Western Plaguelands was a beautiful forested farmland east of Tirisfal Glades stretching from Lordaeron in the west to the Eastweald in the east. The town of Hearthglen was the seat of the regional administration, while the town of Andorhal was the center of grain distribution in Lordaeron's Northern provinces.

Knowing that the quickest way to spread the Plague of Undeath would be via the grain exported from Andorhal, the necromancer Kel'Thuzad and his Cult of the Damned infected the grain with the Plague, and set up four massive plague cauldrons in the fields of the area's four largest farmsteads. As Lordaeron collapsed, the farmlands and the forests began to die. The trees in the Plaguelands pulsate with tumor-like growths, and the needles of the pines are a sickly brown. With the Kingdom collapsed, the Scarlet Crusade attempted to salvage what little of their lands remained, taking possession of Mardenholde Keep in Hearthglen as a regional headquarters. Some time later after the fall of the Scarlet Crusade and the war in Outland, the fight against the Scourge was brought to Northrend and victory claimed by the Ashen Verdict, the town of Hearthglen was reclaimed by it's former lord and the leader of Argent Crusade, Tirion Fordring; it now serves as a main base of operations and training ground for the Argent Crusaders in Lordaeron.

Despite being where the Plague took hold in Lordaeron, the Western Plaguelands were in surprisingly better condition (though still quite dead) than the Eastern Plaguelands. It may be one of the factors that helped the Cenarion Circle nurse the majority of this land to its former state.

Getting there

There are several ways to get there on foot (or mounted):

From Tirisfal Glades: Follow the main road east of the Undercity, passing through the Bulwark. Alliance players beware: Though there are Argent Dawn NPCs there, the Bulwark is a Horde encampment. Stay on the main road, do not pass into any of the camps.

From the Hinterlands: Between Aerie Peak and the Quel'Danil Lodge is a narrow pass known as the Plaguemist Ravine. It runs through the mountains and comes out along Darrowmere Lake, not far from the gates of Caer Darrow. Horde players beware: Aerie Peak is an Alliance town, and the high elves of the Quel'Danil Lodge are hostile to Horde players (though if you are high enough level to enter the plaguelands, these elves should not pose much of a threat).

From the Hillsbrad Foothills: The main road leading north from the west of Tarren Mill splits once inside Alterac; one road leading west to the Ruins of Alterac, the other east to Strahnbrad. Take the east road through Strahnbrad, and follow it as it curves north, through Chillwind Point. Follow it north until you enter the Western Plaguelands. Horde players beware: Though there are Argent Dawn NPCs there, Chillwind Camp (located almost on the border between WPL and Alterac) is an Alliance encampment. It is advised to remain on the far right side of the road (the camp is on the left), to avoid aggroing any Alliance-flagged NPCs.

An alternate path through the Hillsbrad Foothills is to follow the river north from Sludge Fields to Chillwind Point, than go north to the road leading to Chillwind Camp, or follow the river all the way to Darrowmere Lake in the south part of the zone.

The Flight-master in Aerie Peak offers a one-way trip to Andorhal even for those who have never been to Western Plaguelands before.

The quest The Battle for Andhoral allows the player to be teleported to Andorhal once, from Booty Bay.

Geography

The Western Plaguelands contain the instanced dungeon Scholomance, aimed towards level 40 players. There are no other dungeons or battlegrounds in this area.

Notable characters

Darkmaster Gandling

Tirion Fordring

Thassarian

Koltira Deathweaver

Lindsay Ravensun

Quests

See Western Plaguelands storyline

Aid the Argent Crusade and the Cenarion Circle as they work to further heal the land, but be warned that the Horde and Alliance conflict has reached the zone as adventures are tasked with aiding their faction in the Battle for Andorhal.

Wild creatures

Abominations

Bears

Bog Beasts

Carrion Birds

Foxes

Ghosts

Ghouls

Gnolls

Liches

Mastiffs

Oozes

Shades

Skeletons

Spiders

Wolves

Wraiths

Zombies

In the RPG

Like their eastern counterparts, the Western Plaguelands were once fertile and beautiful but are now gray, blighted and noxious. Once at its border, you can see how the land itself grows darker, and a baleful shadow seems to engulf the horizon. There are a lot of terrible stories about these lands so it is advised to travelers to proceed with caution because even the air is an enemy in this accursed wasteland.

Undead wander the land and haunt the abandoned towns and farmsteads. The largest Scourge city here is Andorhall, beneath which is an underground complex housing the undead's School of Necromancy. The Scarlet Crusade strikes against the Scourge from Hearthglen. The only place of any sanity in the Western Plaguelands is Uther's Tomb, a consecrated monument to the fallen hero Uther Lightbringer. The tomb is tended by the priest Thel'danis and he needs all the help he can get.

History

Once Lordaeron's agricultural center, this region was one of the first to fall to the Scourge. Since that time, the land has wasted and blackened, the trees have fallen to corruption and the undead creatures have tightened their grasp. They wander the landscape and are under the command of Kel'Thuzad in the east and, ultimately, Arthas the Lich King. Scourge forces slay all living creatures within their realm.

The Scarlet Crusade also maintains a presence in the Western Plaguelands albeit they are just as nutty as their eastern counterparts. They struggle valiantly and foolishly against the Scourge and send occasional patrols into Tirisfal who end up killed by the Forsaken dreadlord Varimathras. The Western Crusade is led by Taelan Fordring and a human priest, High Inquisitor Isillien, who is completely insane, devoted to destroying all undead and anyone else who may carry the plague — evil or good. He is a thoroughly unpleasant individual wholly absorbed in his mad, vengeful campaign who is manipulating Taelin do fulfill his will.

Tirion Fordring, the former Paladin Governor of the region and father of Taelin, freed an orc prisoner some years ago and was banished for it. Since then he has been wandering the land lending help when he can. He is a seasoned warrior and is hoping to rescue his son before the Scarlet Crusade consumes him.

In an attempt to expand the Scarlet Crusade's influence, Taelan Fordring led an expedition to retake the small community of Cinderhome a dozen miles to Hearthglen's east. He and his men slayed the undead, but before they could bring in settlers and reinforcements, a Scourge host arrived and laid siege to the village. Tirion Fordring, who observed this whole endeavor, is worried for his son. He desperately needs heroes to help him break through the undead line and save the Crusaders within. He hopes to use this situation as an opportunity to extirpate Taelan from the Crusade's grasp or, failing that, as a way to prove that not all those who wander the Plaguelands are evil.

Geography

The Western Plaguelands is a flat, gently rolling country dotted with abandoned farms and windmills that turn forlornly in the tainted air. Stands of enormous toadstools mark where trees once stood. Elevation rises in the south toward the Alterac Mountains, and the Western Plaguelands' northern border stretches across Lordaeron's coast.

The land resembles the Eastern Plaguelands in most respects. The earth is gray and sick with blight. The trees are corrupted and transformed into enormous, spotted mushrooms, and the same toxic mist that pervades the Eastern Plaguelands haunts this realm as well. Even the air seems darker. Though the Scourge capital of Stratholme is many miles away, you can still feel Kel'Thuzad's presence in the land. Undead monstrosities roam the land and infest the ruined farmsteads that dot this flat landscape. Scarlet Crusaders fight a hopeless war against the undead.

The Western Plaguelands is west of the Eastern Plaguelands, east of Tirisfal Glades and north of the Alterac Mountains. Lordamere Lake borders the region to the southwest.

Notes

The Western Plaguelands used to often see the inadvertent death of curious new players who venture too far east from Tirisfal Glades and get killed by one of the high-level beasts near the zone border. See also Welcome Bear.

Affiliation: The Forsaken, Alliance, Argent Crusade, The Scourge, Cult of the Damned, Cenarion Circle

Location: Central-northern Lordaeron

PvP status: Contested territory

World of Warcraft: History of Ly'leth Lunastre

Ly'leth Lunastre is a prominent nightborne noblewoman residing within the nightborne capital city of Suramar. As matron of the aristocratic and powerful House Lunastre, Ly'leth holds great influence among her people. During the Nightfallen insurrection that raged through Suramar, she was a secret member of the rebellion, and used her potent cunning and influence to guide the insurgents' efforts within the city.

Ly'leth herself resides in the Lunastre Estate in Suramar City. A socialite, she was well known for throwing lavish masquerade parties and dealing profusely in gossip and rumor-mongering. Despite her background in the nobility, she generally avoided political matters, though this did not stop her seeking election as advisor to Grand Magistrix Elisande during the civil war in order to act as a spy for the rebellion.

Description

Where First Arcanist Thalyssra leads from outside the city in the nightfallen state, Ly'leth Lunastre is the other brave and tenacious nightborne noble that operates the resistance cell from within Suramar City right under the noses of the Legion and its lackeys. Here she calls on champions sent by Thalyssra to assist her in their efforts to stir the once noble shal'dorei to action against the tyranny of Grand Magistrix Elisande and the destructive occupation of the Legion.

Ly'leth is cunning and brave, and seizes any significant opportunity when it arises in an attempt to aid the resistance from within Elisande's inner circle. She remembers that the Nightborne are both noble and brave and seeks to remind those under oppression of their ancient night elven heritage of standing defiantly against the Legion.

Despite their House and rank, House Lunastre intentionally chose to live on the other side of the city, away from the majority of their peers in the nobility. Ly'leth continues to do so after her father's death as she finds the nobles' general attitude distasteful. While this is not the case for every noble house, it highlights Ly'leth's true nobility.

Ly'leth sees herself as continuing the legacy of her late father Ran'thos, in contrast to her sibling Anarys, who is loyal to Elisande. The divide between the two is great: Anarys sees Ly'leth as a traitor who endangers everything her father worked for, while Ly'leth believes Anarys does not realize what he truly died for.

History

Resistance

Ly'leth Lunastre lived as a member of House Lunastre and the nightborne aristocracy prior to the end of Suramar's 10,000 year-long isolation following the War of the Ancients. Daughter of Ran'thos and sister to Anarys, Ly'leth was a well-known socialite among the ruling class, often organizing large parties and remaining a fashionable member of the nobility, though she did not share their often haughty and arrogant attitudes.

When the demonic Burning Legion began their third invasion of Azeroth, the leader of Suramar City and the nightborne people, Grand Magistrix Elisande, chose to make an alliance with the demons to preserve her nation. Though an attempt was made to depose Elisande in a coup led by First Arcanist Thalyssra occurred, it would ultimately fail, with Thalyssra barely escaping the city with her life.

While many nightborne supported the Grand Magistrix and her decision (especially within the nobility), many others felt she had made a terrible mistake. Lady Ly'leth, now head of House Lunastre, stood firmly albeit not openly against Elisande's demonic pact when it was made, viewing the Legion as a major threat to the nightborne civilization. Ly'leth also held no love for Elisande herself, in whose service her father had recently died under questionable circumstances. Despite these misgivings, Ly'leth was powerless to act following the failed coup and the demons' occupation.

When First Arcanist Thalyssra began a fledgling resistance faction from the ruins of Shal'Aran outside the city, she sent a trusted ally to meet with Silgryn, a spell-fencer, in Suramar City with the goal of finding more sympathizers within the city. Silgryn would ultimately arrange for Thalyssra's agent to make contact with Ly'leth during one of her masquerade parties. Upon their first meeting, Ly'leth was engaged in a heated argument with her sibling Anarys, who remained steadfastly loyal to Elisande. With her new ally's help, Ly'leth was able to detain her sibling, after which she crafted an illusion spell that disguised the adventurer as Anarys, allowing them to traverse the city in disguise while also not alerting anyone to the real Anarys's disappearance.

Ly'leth subsequently proved to be a vital ally to the Nightfallen resistance, using her family's formidable connections and influence to oversee many of their most important operations throughout Suramar City, though she took great care to keep this association a secret. She would aid the resistance in organizing covert the distribution of arcwine among the starving citizens of the poorer districts, by helping them make contact with the merchant Vanthir in the Waning Crescent, and later the vintner Margaux in the Twilight Vineyards.

During the ensuing Nightfallen rebellion, Ly'leth would also be the one to mastermind an infiltration of the Court of Stars with the goal of assassinating the Grand Magistrix during a ball; she herself provided the transport for the rebel agents by boat. Though the plot failed to kill Elisande herself, it did result in the deaths of a number of key supporters, most notably Advisor Melandrus.

Though a member of a very prominent noble family, Ly'leth had shown little interest in political maneuvering throughout her life. Despite this, she agreed to run for a newly-available position on Elisande's inner council, and in this capacity provide vital information to the rebellion. She quickly set about securing the support of the other nightborne noble houses with the aid of an agent of Thalyssra. Although a close ally of Ly'leth and House Lunastre, Lady Aurore of House Astravar found herself and her family intimidated by Coryn Stelleris, who also sought the position of advisor. Ly'leth's agents would ultimately rescue Ailen Astravar from his Stelleris captors, and in doing so win Aurore's vote.

At the same time, Ly'leth also carried out a plot to have the rival nobleman Ruven Duskmere killed, while framing his murder on Coryn Stelleris. The scheme was a great success, effectively turning House Duskmere and House Stelleris against one another. Following this, Ly'leth found herself with the required support to win her bid. She attended the ceremony bestowing the title in the Sanctum of Order, with Grand Magistrix Elisande herself present. In the middle of the event, however, Coryn Stelleris suddenly confronted Ly'leth, accusing her of treachery and challenging her to Tal'ashar, an honour duel to the death.

Ly'leth would nominate her champion to fight in her place, and they would ultimately emerge victorious against Coryn atop the Sanctum of Order. With her position now secured, Ly'leth ascended to her new rank of magisterial advisor, and was relocated to the Nighthold.

Ly'leth continued to direct resistance operations within the city in secret, especially those throughout the Noble District aimed at the felborne and loyalist aristocrats. She also ordered the assassination of several loyalist lieutenants to consolidate the power of the Nightfallen position within the city.

Insurrection

Now in a high-ranking position within the palace, Ly'leth quickly began to relay sensitive information to the Nightfallen leaders in Shal'Aran, using a magical image of herself to deliver the messages. When Vanthir goes missing after the massacre at the Waning Crescent, it is Ly'leth who managed to find a lead on him and requested Thalyssra to meet her at her estate immediately. There, she conveyed the dire news that Vanthir was set to be made an example of to the populace, and the rebels quickly moved to rescue him.

After weeks of sending regular updates to Shal'Aran, the rebels abruptly lost contact with Ly'leth. Unbeknownst to them, the Duskwatch had established a secretive specialized scrying post on the Terrace of Enlightenment, from which they could monitor and intercept magical messages being sent from the Nighthold. Ly'leth's subsequent messages never got through, though they contained an important warning: Elisande and Andaris Narassin (the new First Arcanist) had been working on a new time spell that threatened to stop the Nightfallen invasion in its tracks. Now aware of her treachery, the Grand Magistrix's forces seized and imprisoned Ly'leth deep within the palace.

After the rebels' march on the Nighthold was halted by Elisande's time spell, Thalyssra and her allies sought answers by attempting to find Ly'leth's missing messages. They quickly discovered and raided the Duskwatch listening post, and learned what she had intended to convey. Though Ly'leth's warning came too late, she did provide vital information on an alternate entrance to the Nighthold underneath the Sanctum of Order. With this knowledge, the rebels immediately went about infiltrating the palace less via this new opening.

As the Nightfallen champions began their second attack on the Nighthold, Ly'leth remained in a cage near the Captain's Quarters in the upper reaches. Though she spitefully insisted to her jailer, Spellblade Aluriel, that her allies would soon rescue her, the latter merely laughed in Ly'leth's face. The champions would, however, succeed in defeating Aluriel as they battled further through the palace, and eventually liberated Ly'leth herself from her prison. She then rejoined the other rebel leaders gathering in the main plaza in preparation before the final push to secure the Nighthold.

New alliances

After Elisande's demise and the defeat of the Burning Legion in Suramar, Ly'leth and the other Nightfallen relocated to the Nighthold to establish a new regime over the city. Under Thalyssra's leadership, the nightborne would go on to join the Horde following the Legion's final defeat in the Argus Campaign. Ly'leth would remain in the Nighthold and meet new nightborne champions preparing to venture out into the world for the first time.

Quotes

Greeting

Greetings.

Yes?

Good day.

Pissed

Do you know who I am?

Do not test me! I will win!

Amused? Good. Enjoy it while you can.

Farewell

Glory to the Shal'dorei.

The people will rise.

I will honor my father's name.

Farewell.

Suramar storyline

Lady Lunastre at Concourse of Destiny

Quite a view, isn't it?

Dialogue

Court of Stars

Signal lantern used

Your arrival is fortuitous. Tonight, the nobles have gathered in honor of the Grand Magistrix.

Our spies report that Elisande herself will attend. This presents a rare opportunity to catch her away from her source of power.

We'll take a side entrance to the grounds... too many eyes are watching the front.

This is your best chance to eliminate the Grand Magistrix. Good luck!

Approaching Moonlight Landing

It seems the Nightwatch are charged with keeping order during the party. Might I suggest the hidden approach?

Along the way, you'll want to disable their arcane beacons and keep the sentries from raising the alarm.

Approaching Midnight Court

Watch out up here, I've heard tell of a demonic council that draws strength from one another. This bond must be broken.

Explore the area and find a way to separate the council members. Divided, they cannot stand against you!

After Talixae Flamewreath is killed

You've done well so far, but we must ensure you blend in at the party. I'll enhance your disguise, infusing it with latent magic to make you appear as one of our nobles.

It should fool the gibbering wine soaked guests, but a keen eye could see through it. Should the illusion falter, the guards will quickly descend upon you.

My informants claim that a Burning Legion spy is attending this party.

Speaking with chatty nobles may reveal the spy. Just avoid drawing attention to yourself with wild accusations!

Spy foiled

Excellent! Now that we have the key, the way to the balcony should be open. It's time to put an end to Elisande!

After Advisor Melandrus is killed

We may have missed our chance at the Grand Magistrix tonight, but her time will come. Sooner or later we'll find another way to settle the score...

Image of Ly'leth Lunastre

Main article: Image of Ly'leth Lunastre#Quotes

Tavernkeeper's Fate

I cannot stay for very long- I am expected back at the palace. We must be quick.

Dialogue

Main article: Essence Triangulation#Notes

Main article: Those Scrying Eyes#Notes

World quests

We shall pick apart our enemies piece by piece, like a mana bun. Oh - now I am hungry.

<Sigh.> Politics as usual. Perhaps after we have liberated Suramar, my opponents will realize they were on the wrong side of history.

Nighthold

After being freed

Ah, free at last! Thank you, Outlander.

I told Aluriel you would come to rescue me and she merely laughed. Well who is laughing now?

Nightborne starting area

"The business with Elisande is over, but there is still much to be done for the city."

Notes & trivia

Ly'leth was the most prominent noble who joined the Nightfallen rebel faction during the civil war (apart from First Arcanist Thalyssra herself); very few, if any, other members of the aristocracy ended up siding with the insurgents.

Many Nightborne have French-sounding names. Ly'leth is an interesting example, as her name could mean "Moonstar" in French.

Ly'leth is often accompanied by a silent, masked attendant who has her confidences.

Title: Lady, Elisande's Advisor (formerly)

Gender: Female

Race: Nightborne (Humanoid)

Affiliation(s): Kingdom of Suramar, The Nightfallen, Horde

Occupation: Matron of House Lunastre

Former occupation(s): Advisor to Grand Magistrix Elisande

Location: Various

Status: Alive

Relative(s): Ran'thos (father, deceased), Anarys (younger sibling), Ardrias (cousin)