World of Warcraft Chapter Two

THE NEW WORLD

The Founding of Quel’Thalas

According to the secret library of the High Elves

(6800 years before the War)

The high elves, led by Dath’Remar, left Kalimdor behind and

challenged the storms of the Maelstrom. Their fleets sailed the wide world

for many years, and discovered mysterious lost kingdoms along

of your trip. Dath’Remar, who had taken the name Sunstrider (? The

who walks the day?), sought out places of great power on which

build the new home for his people.

His fleet finally reached the shores of a continent that later

would call Lordaeron. Disembarking, the high elves founded a

settlement within the tranquil Tirisfal Glades. After a few

years, many of them began to go crazy. The high priests

elves theorized that something evil slept in this particular part of the

world, but rumors were never proven. The High Elves

raised their camp and moved northward, where there

other energy-rich area.

As the high elves crossed the rich highlands of

Lordaeron, their journey became increasingly difficult. Since cut

their relationship with the energies of the Well of Eternity, many of them

fell by cold weather or died of disease. The most

disconcerting change, however, was the fact that they were no longer

immortal or immune to the elements. They became smaller than

they were, and his skin turned white, purple losing

characteristic of his race, and his hair turned blond, like the sun.

Complicating their work, they found amazing creatures than ever

been seen in Kalimdor. They also found a primitive tribe of

human hunting in the ancient forests. However, the biggest challenge

was faced with the voracious and cunning trolls of Zul? Aman.

These trolls had formed a great kingdom, the Amani Empire, and had the

ability to regenerate your skin and its members before the most terrible

injuries, but proved to be a barbaric, evil race, and showed

be hostile to foreigners who pierced their borders. The elves

developed a deep animosity for the vicious trolls and

killed wherever they found them. For centuries, the Amani Empire

other kingdoms fought trolls who had settled on the continents

the South, the Jungle Gurubashi Strangletorn, but the arrival of

High Elves was considered an insult to their ancestors and their gods.

After many years the high elves finally found a

remaining land that was part of the ancient continent of Kalimdor. In

deep in the forests of the continent, founded the kingdom of

Quel’Thalas, and dedicated themselves to creating a powerful empire that exceeded

of their Kaldorei cousins. Unfortunately the city was founded on

the remains of an ancient settlement that trolls considered

sacred. Almost immediately, the trolls began to attack the

elven settlements en masse.

The elves, determined not to abandon their new land, they used their magic

to fight the savage trolls. Under the leadership of Dath? Remar,

were working to defeat the Amani warbands of that

the exceeding ten to one. Some elves, however, recalling the

previous warnings of the Kaldorei, feared that the use of magic

could draw the attention of the Burning Legion defeated. At

therefore decided to defend their land with a protective barrier

allowed to perform their incantations. Built a series of

Runes monolithic at various points around Quel’Thalas which

demarcate the boundaries of the magic barrier. Runes not only

masked the magic elf be detected by other dimensions, but

that helped to drive away the superstitious troll warbands.

Over time, Quel’Thalas became a monument to

magical progress of the High Elves. Its old palaces were

forged with the same structural style in the ancient halls

Kalimdor, while respecting the topography of the land. Quel’Thalas

began to shine like the jewel that the High Elves always dreamed of. The

Council of Silvermoon was founded to govern the power over Quel’Thalas,

but always Sunstrider Dynasty maintained a modicum of power

politics over the city. Comprised of seven of the greatest lords

High Elves, the Council worked to ensure the safety of

elven lands and people. Surrounded by their protective barrier, the

High Elves have forgotten the warnings of the night elves and

continued to use magic in almost every aspect of their lives. In

the center of Silvermoon, on a large island north of Zul? Aman,

created the Sunwell, with remaining water from the Well of Eternity

they had brought from Kalimdor.

Almost four thousand years the night elves lived peacefully

within the safety of his kingdom. However, conflicting trolls

were not easy to defeat. These were hidden in the depths of the

forests and expected the number of bands grow. Until,

finally, a mighty troll army charged out from the shadowy forests and

began the siege of Quel’Thalas bright.

THE AGE OF MAN — Arathor and the GERRAS OF TROLLS

(2800 years before the War)

As the high elves fought for their lives against the continued

siege by the trolls, the primitive and nomadic humans of Lordaeron

fought to consolidate their own tribal lands. The tribes of the

Early humanity fought against each other with little identity

unit or honor. Until one of the tribes, known as the Arathi,

became aware that the threat was very large troll to be ignored.

The Arathi set out to unite all the tribes under its aegis

provide a unified front against the trolls.

During the course of the next six years, the cunning Arathi

manipulated and defeated rival tribes. With each victory, the

Arathi offered peace and equality to the conquered peoples, thus

earned the loyalty of the defeated people. Eventually the Arathi tribe

managed to incorporate many disparate tribes, and the ranks of his army

became enormous. Considering the need to prevent an imminent attack

of the trolls, and even the reclusive high if necessary, the

Arathi High Lords decided to build a powerful fortress city

in the southeastern region of Lordaeron. The city-state, named Strom,

became the capital of the Arathi nation, Arathor. As Arathor

prospered, humans from all over the vast continent traveled south

for the safety of Strom.

United under one banner, the human tribes developed a

strong, optimistic culture. Thoradin king of Arathor, knew

the existence of the mysterious elves in the northlands, and

of the constant harassment of these by the trolls, but he shied away from risk

security of its people to defend the reclusive aliens.

Many months passed until rumors of the defeat of the elves

came from the north. It was not until the ambassadors from Quel’Thalas

reached Strom that Thoradin decided to confront the threat troll.

The elves informed Thoradin that the troll armies were vast and

that once the trolls destroyed Quel’Thalas, they would turn to

attack the south. The desperate elves, in their need for military aid

pledged to train a select group of humans in magic to change

aid against the troll warbands. Thoradin, without knowing

no magic, elves decided to help. Almost immediately,

elven sorcerers arrived in Arathor and began the instruction of the

humans in the ways of arcane magic.

The elves found that some humans have an innate capacity

to control the magic, and a natural affinity towards it. A hundred men

were instructed in basic magical secrets of the elves: no more

absolutely necessary to combat the trolls. Convinced

that their human students were ready to help the elves

left Strom and traveled north alongside the mighty

armies of King Thoradin.

The armies of elves and humans broke heavily against

bands of trolls at the foot of the Alterac Mountains. The battle lasted

many days, but the armies of Arathor were not removed until the

troll last fall. The elven lords dropped all the power of his

magic on the enemies. The hundred human magi and a multitude of

elven sorcerers called the fury of the heavens and dropped on

hosts trolls. The elemental fires prevented the regeneration

the wounds of the trolls and burned their tortured forms from the

interior.

With trolls armies defeated and retreating armies

Thoradin rammed each of his soldiers. Trolls never

would recover from his defeat, and history would never see the

trolls as a united nation again. Quel’thalas secure the

destruction, the elves swore loyalty and friendship to the nation’s human

Arathor and to the royal line of Thoradin. Humans and elves would

peaceful relations for ages to come.

The Guardians of Tirisfal

According to the secret library of the High Elves

(2700 years before the War)

With the absence of trolls in the northlands, the elves

Quel’Thalas is dedicated to strengthening their glorious homeland. The

victorious armies of Arathor returned home in the southern Strom. The

human society grew and prospered, while Thoradin, watching his

kingdom extended, kept Strom like the center of the empire

Arathorian. After many peaceful years of growth and trade,

the mighty Thoradin died of old age, leaving the young generation

Arathor free to expand the empire beyond the shores of Strom.

The original one hundred magi, who were instructed in the ways of

magic by the elves, studied their powers and studied the mystic

disciplines to make charms in much greater detail. These magicians,

initially chosen for their strength and noble spirit, always

practiced magic with care and responsibility. However, it took

their secrets and powers a new generation that had no concept of

the rigors of war or the need to survive. These young people

magicians began to practice magic for personal taste without any

responsibility to their peers.

As the empire spread into new lands, the young wizards

also traveled to the south. Using her mystical powers, the magicians

protected their brethren from the wild creatures of the earth and

made possible the colonization of new city-states built

in the wild. However, as their powers grew, the magicians

began to be isolated from the rest of society.

The second city-state arathoriana, Dalaran was founded north of

Strom. Many magicians from all corners of Strom left behind

City and traveled to Dalaran, where they hoped to use his new powers with

great freedom. These magicians enchanted rose an immense spiral, the

Violet Citadel in Dalaran, and immersed deep in their

studies. Thus, the human mages learned to call the

winds and rain, to teleport from one place to another,

become invisible, to metamorphose to other animal beings, and

even managed to free the Water Elementals his prison and

use them as allies in combat. The citizens of Dalaran

tolerated the magicians and formed a strong economy under the

protection of the magical arts of its defenders. But a secret power

stalked the careless humans.

The sinister agents of the Burning Legion, who had been expelled

with the outbreak of the Well of Eternity, were attracted to the world

the constant spells of the magicians of Dalaran, who had managed

break the thin thread that separates the reality of the dimensions

ethereal. These relatively weak demons did not appear as a

dangerous force, but caused considerable confusion and chaos in the

streets of Dalaran. Many of these demons caused unusual

events, and the rulers of Dalaran wizards decided to hide the

public. The most powerful magicians were sent to capture the

elusive demons, but sometimes they were beaten by a solitary

powerful agent of Legion.

After a few months the superstitious peasantry began to

suspect that his magicians were hiding a terrible truth. Rumors

a revolution began to walk the streets of Dalaran and

paranoid people doubted about the practices and motives of

wizards who once admired. Possessions, apparitions of fearsome

demonic creatures, murder for no reason, started to produce

panic among the inhabitants of the city. The Magi, fearing a

rebellion by the peasants and that Strom would take action against

them, they became the only group to understand their particular

problem: the High Elves.

Alarmed by the news of the Magi about demonic activity

in Dalaran, the elves quickly to their mightiest wizards to the

human lands. The elven wizards studied the energy in Dalaran, and

prepared detailed reports of demonic activity in the city.

They concluded that they were due only to a few demons lost

the world, but the Legion itself if humans could return

forces continued to use magic.

Recalling the sins of their ancestors, the Council of Silvermoon, which

ruled over the elves of Quel’Thalas, entered a secret pact with the Magi

Dalaran. The elves told the Magi about the ancestral

history of Kalimdor and the Burning Legion, a story that had

shocked the world. They informed the humans that the more time

will use magic, would have to protect their citizens from the evil

agents of the Legion. The Magi proposed the notion of giving power to a

single mortal champion who would utilize their collective powers to

fighting an endless war against the Legion secret. This would allow

most human completely ignore the existence of

Wardens and their war against the Legion for fear that the people

to panic and paranoia. The elves agreed and

proposed founding a secret order to engage in election

Guardian and help fight chaos in the world. This was the way in

the High Elves who redeem their past sins?

The company established its secret meetings in the dark Prairies

of Tirisfal, where he first landed in the High Elves

Lordaeron. They called themselves the secret sect of the

Guardians of Tirisfal. The mortal champions would be chosen to be

Guardians and be imbued with the powers of elves and wizards

humans. Have only one Guardian at a time, but have a vast

power to defeat the Legion’s agents wherever the

find it. The Guardian power was so great that only the

Council of Tirisfal was able to choose potential successors

Guardian. When a Guardian was very old or weak in their secret war

against chaos, the Council chose a new champion, and under

controlled, formally channeled the Guardian power into the new

agent.

Over generations, the Guardian has defended the

humanity as invisible war against the Burning Legion on

lands of Arathor and Quel’Thalas. Arathor grew and prospered while

the use of magic engrandecía his empire. Meanwhile,

Guardians were responsible for any signs of demonic activity.

Ironforge AWAKENING OF DWARF

Ironforge dwarf runes. (Ironforge)

(2500 years before the War)

In ancient times, after the Titans departed Azeroth,

their children, Titanesses continued its role of forming and storing

abysmal depths of the world. The Titanesses not interested

by the facts of the races that populated the area and only

interfered in their affairs in the dark caverns of the earth.

When the world was destroyed by the implosion of the Well of Eternity,

the Titanesses were deeply affected. Suffering the pain itself

of land, Titanesses lost much of their identity and

merged with the rocks from which they were created. Uldaman, Uldum,

Ulduar … these were the names of ancient cities where

Titanesses first took shape. Asleep in the

deep caves, Titanesses rested in peace for about

eight thousand years.

? It is unclear why wake up? – Pray the old dwarf runes.

? But we had changed during hibernation. Our rock forms

skin had become, and our powers over stone and earth

had disappeared. We were mortal creatures?.

The last Titanesses left behind the halls of Uldaman and

ventured to walk on the surface. Never left the

safety of the depths and wonders of the caves, so

who founded a vast kingdom under the highest mountain on earth.

They named their land Khaz Modan. They built an altar to his father

Titan Khaz’goroth, and founded a mighty forge within the heart of the

mountain. The city that grew around the forge called Ironforge.

From that moment, also call Dwarfs.

The dwarves, by nature fascinated with gems and stone,

built mines in the surrounding mountains to extract rich and

precious metals. Happy with their work underground, the dwarves

is despreocuparon of levity of its neighbors in the area.

THE SEVEN KINGDOMS

Archives of Kirin Tor

(1200 years before the War)

Strom continued to act as the capital of Arathor, but as

Dalaran, many new city-states emerged across the

continent of Lordaeron. Gilneas, Alterac, and Kul Tiras were the

first city-states to rise, and even had their own

Governments and trade relations, were unified under the authority

Strom.

Under the watchful eye of the Order of Tirisfal, Dalaran became

the heart of learning for magicians throughout the land. The Magi

governing Dalaran created the Kirin Tor, a specialized

charged with cataloging and record every spell, artifact, and

magic known to mankind throughout time.

Gilneas and Alterac became strong supporters of Strom military

and developed large armies that explored the mountainous land

of Khaz Modan. It was during this period that humans learned to

ancient race of dwarves and traveled to their cavernous subterranean city of

Ironforge. Humans and dwarves shared many secrets

about the uses of the metal and engineering and discovered a singular

and mutual affinity for battle and storytelling.

The city-state of Kul Tiras, founded upon a large island south of

Lordaeron, developed a prosperous economy based on fishing and

merchant trade. Over time, Kul Tiras built up a powerful

explored the seas armed and known lands in search of goods

exotic shopping. As the economy of Arathor flourished, its

strong components began to disintegrate.

Over time, the lords of Strom decided to mobilize their states

the fertile lands of northern Lordaeron and leave the arid lands

the south. The grandchildren of King Thoradin, the last descendants of the

Arathi dynasty, argued that Strom should not be abandoned, it

that incurred the displeasure of the great citizens, willing to

leave. The lords of Strom, noting the untouched purity of the north

decided to leave behind their ancestral city. To the north of Dalaran,

the lords of Strom built a new town called

Lordaeron. The entire continent was named after this city. Lordaeron

Mecca became a religious and a haven of peace and security for

all who are destitute

The descendants of the Arathi, remained faithful to the old

walls Strom, decided to travel south over the rocky

mountains of Khaz Modan. Their journey finally ended after many

eras, and settled in northern Europe came to be called

Azeroth. In a fertile valley they founded the kingdom of Stormwind, which

became a powerful kingdom.

The few warriors still left in Strom decided to keep the

ancient city walls. Strom was no longer the center of

empire, but it developed into a new nation known as Stormgarde

(The Guard Strom). As each city prospered and grew,

Arathorian empire was effectively disintegrated. Each nation

developed its own customs and beliefs, and were separated

each other. King’s vision of a united humanity Thoradin had

finally failed.

AEGYWNN AND HUNTING OF THE DRAGON

According to the secret library of the High Elves

(830 years before the War)

As political and military rivalries of the seven human nations

increased and worsened, the line of Guardians was in constant

vigilance against chaos. There were many Guardians over the years,

but only one had the magical powers of Tirisfal at a time. One

Guardians of the last distinguished himself as a mighty warrior against

the shade. Magna Aegwynn, a brave human girl, won the approval of

the Order and was given the mantle of the Guardians. Aegwynn worked

vigorously hunt down and eradicate demons wherever the

found, but she often questioned the authority of the Council of

Tirisfal, dominated by men. She believed that the ancient elves and

the aging magician who presided over the council were too rigid

in thought and did not have enough decision to end the

conflicting chaos. Impatient with the slow discussion and debate,

decided to prove herself and his superiors, so

often showed a value beyond the understanding

crucial situations.

As his mastery of cosmic power of Tirisfal grew, Aegwynn found

that a growing number of powerful demons had appeared in the

frozen continent of Northrend. Traveling to the distant north, Aegwynn

demons found in the mountains. He found that these demons

had shot one of the last surviving dragons and had

absorbed the innate magic of the ancient creatures. The powerful

Blue dragons, Malygos children of the Smith Spells, with the

increased mortal societies of the world, decided

themselves to face the dark magical arts of the Legion.

Aegwynn confronted the demons, and with help from the noble dragons,

defeated them. However, as soon as the last demon

disappeared from the world, a great storm emerged from the north. A

huge dark figure appeared over the skies of Northrend. Sargeras, the

demon king and lord of the Burning Legion, appeared before Aegwynn

and attacked with incredible energy. He told the Guardian that young

time of Tirisfal was about to come to an end and the world

would soon be devoured by the Legion.

The brave Aegwynn, believing herself strong enough to fight

the menacing god, unleashed her powers against Sargeras. With

disconcerting ease, Aegwynn defeated the devil and managed to kill her

fitness. Believing that the spirit of Sargeras had happened to

abyss, the noble Aegwynn took his body ruined one of the old

halls of Kalimdor that was near the center of the sea, where

collapsed the Well of Eternity. Aegwynn never suspected that this was

exactly what Sargeras had planned …

WAR OF THE THREE HAMMERS

Runes of Ironforge dwarf

(230 years before the War)

Ironforge dwarves lived in peace for many centuries. Without

But his company had grown within the confines of their mountain

cities. While the mighty Dwarf High King, Modimus Anvilmar, ruled

on the dwarves with justice and vision, three powerful factions

strengthened on dwarf society.

The Bronzebeard clan, ruled by King Madoran Bronzebeard, very close

the High King and traditional defenders of Ironforge. The Clan

Wildhammer, ruled by King Khardros Wildhammer, inhabited the strong

and mines near the base of the mountain and gained increasing control

over the city. The third faction, the Dark Iron clan, was ruled

by King-sorcerer Thaurissan. The Dwarves of the clan lived in the

shadows deep inside the mountain and plotted against

Bronzebeards and Wildhammers.

For a time the three factions kept the peace, but tensions

erupted when High King Anvilmar died of old age. The three

warring clans erupted in a war for control of Ironforge. The

dwarf civil war raged under the earth for many years. Eventually

the Bronzebeards, with a bigger and stronger army, drove the

Dark Iron and Wiildhammers off the mountain.

Wildhammers Khardros and traveled north through the

Dun Algaz doors, and founded their own kingdom within the distant peak

Grim Batol. There, the Wildhammers dug and rebuilt their lost

treasures. Thaurissan and his Dark Irons were not so lucky. Humiliated

and angered by his defeat, he wanted revenge against Ironforge.

Leading his people to the south, Thaurissan founded a city (which he called

as the same) under the beautiful Redridge Mountains. Prosperity and the passing

the years did not reduce the rancor of the Dark Iron against their

cousins. Thaurissan and his sorceress wife, Modgud, launched two

prolonged assault against both Ironforge and Grim Batol. The Dark Irons

Khaz’Modan claimed for themselves.

The Dark Iron army attacked the forts of his cousins ​​and were close

took both kingdoms. However, Madoran Bronzebeard led his clan

the decisive victory over Thaurissan’s army of witches. This and

servants retreated to the safety of the city, without knowing the

fate of the army against Khardros Modgud and his Wildhammer warriors.

According confronted his enemies, Modgud used her powers to plunge

fear in their hearts. Shadows moved at her command, and creatures

dark sprang from the earth to attack the Wildhammers in their

Grim Batol own rooms. Modgud eventually broke down the doors

the city and began the siege of the main fort. The Wildhammers

fought desperately Khardros himself took his mace and killed

queen-witch. With his dead queen, the Dark Irons suffered the fury of

the Wildhammers, fled to the fortress of the king, only to

running into the armies of Ironforge, which had come to the aid of

Grim Batol. Caught between two armies, the last Dark Iron

were destroyed.

Unified armies of Ironforge and Grim Batol headed south

to destroy Thaurissan and his Dark Irons once and for all. This,

desperate in his fury, he invoked a spell of proportions

cataclysmic. Trying to invoke a supernatural being who will ensure

victory, Thaurissan called ancient powers sleeping beneath the

world. In his state of shock, and to his doom, the creature

emerged could not be more terrible than any nightmare he could

imagine.

Ragnaros the Firelord, immortal lord of the fires

elementary, defeated by the Titans when the world was young,

emerged between powerful flares. Released by the call of

Thaurissan, Ragnaros erupted to the surface again. The Renaissance

Ragnaros’ apocalyptic in Azeroth and cracked Redridge Mountains

created an immense volcano raging in the center of the devastation. The

volcano, known as Blackrock Spire, was bordered by the Roaring Coast

the north and the Burning Steppes to the south. Thaurissan died by

the same forces that liberated, his surviving brethren were

enslaved by Ragnaros and his elementals of fire. He dominates

Blackrock Spire to this day.

Watching the horrific devastation and the fires in the mountains of

south, kings and Khardros Madoran up their armies and returned

the security of their realms, avoiding to face the wrath of Ragnaros.

The Bronzebeards returned to Ironforge and rebuilt their glorious

city. The Wildhammers returned to Grim Batol. However, death

of Modgud had left in a terrible state of the fort, and

Wildhammers found it uninhabitable. King Bronzebeard offered the

Wildhammers a place to live within the borders of Ironforge,

Wildhammers but rejected it. Khardros took his people and brought

north into the lands of Lordaeron. Entering the

Hinterland lush forests, the Wildhammers built a city

in Aerie Peak, where Wildhammers brought into contact with the

nature and eventually tamed to the faucets in the area.

Trying to maintain trade relations with his cousins, the dwarves

Ironforge constructed two large arches, Thandol Span, a bridge

between Khaz Modan and Lordaeron. Interested in mutual trade, both

kingdoms prospered. After the death of kings Madoran and Khardros,

his sons built two great statues in honor of their parents. The

two statues stand guard over the passage of the southern lands, which

volcanic returned by the presence of Ragnaros. They serve as

warning to anyone who would attack the dwarven kingdoms, and as a

I remember the price the Dark Irons paid for their crimes

The two kingdoms remained isolated for several years, but

Wildhammer change much for the horrors in Grim Batol.

They decided to remain on the surface, on the rocks

Aerie Peak, instead of digging a vast kingdom under the mountain. The

ideological differences between the two kingdoms eventually dwarf

led by different routes.

THE LAST GUARDIAN

According to the library of the High Elves secreata

(45 years before the War)

The Guardian Aegwynn grew his powers and subsequent years

Tirisfal forces greatly extended life. Believing he had

defeated Sargeras for good, continued to safeguard the world of

evil forces for nearly nine years. However, the

Council of Tirisfal finally decreed that her time had come to an

end. The Council ordered Aegwynn to return to Dalaran so that his successor

was chosen. But Aegwynn differed from the Council, and decided to choose

itself to his successor.

He planned to give birth to a son who will inherit his power. He had

intended that the Order of Tirisfal to manipulate her successor as

had manipulated her. Traveling to the southern nation of Azeroth, Aegwynn

found the perfect father to his son, a clever magician known human

as Nielas Aran. Aran was the court magician of King of Azeroth.

Aegwynn seduced the magician and conceived by him a son. The natural affinity

Nielas deeply marked by the magic of the unborn child and then

define the tragic steps it would take as an adult. The power

of Tirisfal was inherited to the child, but this would not be evident until

maturity.

After a while, Aegwynn gave birth to a son. Calling Medivh

which means “keeper of secrets” in the language of the high

elves, Aegwynn believed that the child, upon reaching maturity, would be the

next Guardian. Unfortunately I did not know the terrible truth of the

Sargeras plans: the evil spirit from the dark Titan had

hidden inside after his battle with him, and had possessed the

defenseless child while it was in the womb. Aegwynn

I had no idea that the next Guardian was actually owned by his

greatest nemesis.

Making sure your baby grow healthy and strong, led by Aegwynn

small Medivh to the court of Azeroth and left him to be raised by

his mortal father and his people. She would watch from the shadows,

preparing to cede power when ready. Medivh grew

to become a strong boy, with no idea of ​​the great power

that housed his spirit.

Sargeras bided his time to show their power in the young. With the

time Medivh reached the age of adolescence, and had become

in a handsome and popular in Azeroth for the ease with which

progressed in magical studies with his father, and adventures with

his two best friends: Llane, the prince of Azeroth, and Anduin Lothar, one

of the last descendants of the Arathi bloodline. The three

mischievous boys constantly made throughout the kingdom, but were

loved by the general public.

When Medivh was 14 years, the cosmic power within the

awoke and began a terrible struggle with the invading spirit

Sargeras, fighting for his soul. Medivh went into a catatonic state

that lasted many years. Upon awakening from his coma, he found himself at maturity, and

his friends Llane and Anduin had become the regents of

Azeroth. Although deeply wished to use their incredible powers

to protect their land, the dark spirit of Sargeras upset their

emotions and thoughts, to take them to a terrible end.

Sargeras had mastered the confused heart of Medivh, and now their

plans for a second demonic invasion of the world were almost

complete. And the world’s last Guardian would help him in his dark

purpose.