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* AscendedExtra: Before ''Wrath of the Lich King'', he was just a quest giver that had little interesting about him. When that expansion came, he had a larger role in the plot.
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M'uru was a naaru aboard Tempest Keep, their flying interdimensional fortress of which the draenei ''Exodar'' was a satellite. When the blood elves under Prince Kael'thas took Tempest Keep, they capture M'uru and sent him back to Silvermoon City where the elves there began draining him of his light to power their paladinorder, the Blood Knights.
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M'uru was a naaru aboard Tempest Keep, their flying interdimensional fortress of which the draenei ''Exodar'' was a satellite. When the blood elves under Prince Kael'thas took Tempest Keep, they capture M'uru and sent him back to Silvermoon City where the elves there began draining him of his light to power their paladinorder, the Blood Knights.
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K'ara, the "Dark Star," is a naaru introduced in ''Warlords of Draenor.'' She was aboard the Genedar / Oshu'gun when it crashed on Draenor, but during the crash was somehow injured and transformed into the Void state. K'ara was accidentally ejected from the ship during the chaos and hung in the sky above Draenor, coming to be known as the Dark Star by the Shadowmoon clan of orcs.
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K'ara, the "Dark Star," is a naaru introduced in ''Warlords of Draenor.'' She was aboard the Genedar / Oshu'gun when it crashed on Draenor, but during the crash was somehow injured and transformed into the Void state. K'ara was accidentally ejected from the ship during the chaos and hung in the sky above Draenor, coming to be known as the Dark Star by the Shadowmoon clan of orcs.
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K'ure was the pilot of the ''Genedar'', the ship that brought the draenei to Draenor and would later come to be known as Oshu'gun to the orcs. Like D'ore and K'ara, K'ure fell ill during the ship's descent onto Draenor and crashed in the region of Nagrand. Stuck within the ruined craft, K'ure slowly but surely began entering the void state and called on the ghosts of orc ancestors for their energies to nurse him back to health.
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K'ure was the pilot of the ''Genedar'', the ship that brought the draenei to Draenor and would later come to be known as Oshu'gun to the orcs. Like D'ore and K'ara, K'ure fell ill during the ship's descent onto Draenor and crashed in the region of Nagrand. Stuck within the ruined craft, K'ure slowly but surely began entering the void state and called on the ghosts of orc ancestors for their energies to nurse him back to health.
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When the Draenei fled from Argus via the ''Genedar'', L'ura [[YouShallNotPass stayed behind]] to hold back the Burning Legion. She was, however, captured by an enraged Kil'jaeden in the Seat of the Triumvirate. In the 25,000 years since the Draenei's exile, she has fallen into darkness, acting as a beacon for the Void.
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When the Draenei fled from Argus via the ''Genedar'', L'ura [[YouShallNotPass stayed behind]] to hold back the Burning Legion. She was, however, captured by an enraged Kil'jaeden in the Seat of the Triumvirate. In the 25,000 years since the Draenei's exile, she has fallen into darkness, acting as a beacon for the Void.
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An'she is the god of the sun and Elune/Mu'sha's brother in tauren mythology, although his Elven name (if he even has one) is unknown. Once the right eye of the Earth Mother, An'she was torn out and sent spinning across the heavens, chased eternally by Azeroth's most visible moon. Every morning An'she bleeds, sacrificing part of his light to let the tauren know that dawn is coming. But he doesn't do this alone; the ''yeena'e'' ("those who herald the dawn" in Taur-ahe) help him.
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An'she is the god of the sun and Elune/Mu'sha's brother in tauren mythology, although his Elven name (if he even has one) is unknown. Once the right eye of the Earth Mother, An'she was torn out and sent spinning across the heavens, chased eternally by Azeroth's most visible moon. Every morning An'she bleeds, sacrificing part of his light to let the tauren know that dawn is coming. But he doesn't do this alone; the ''yeena'e'' ("those who herald the dawn" in Taur-ahe) help him. \n\\
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->''"At times I have been a leader of a church, a mindless minion of the Scourge, and a commander in a secret war. But I have always been a priest first."''
Head of the Church of the Holy Light prior to Benedictus and co-founder of the Order of the Silver Hand. Having recognised how unsuitable priests were for warfare after the destruction of Stormwind, he founded the Order of the Silver Hand with his apprentice Uther, whom he anointed as the first paladin. He died sometime between the Second and Third Wars, the cause unknown. His grave can be found at Faol's Rest, outside of the Scarlet Monastery.
Head of the Church of the Holy Light prior to Benedictus and co-founder of the Order of the Silver Hand. Having recognised how unsuitable priests were for warfare after the destruction of Stormwind, he founded the Order of the Silver Hand with his apprentice Uther, whom he anointed as the first paladin. He died sometime between the Second and Third Wars, the cause unknown. His grave can be found at Faol's Rest, outside of the Scarlet Monastery.
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Head of the Church of the Holy Light prior to Benedictus and co-founder of the Order of the Silver Hand. Having recognised how unsuitable priests were for warfare after the destruction of Stormwind, he founded the Order of the Silver Hand with his apprentice Uther, whom he anointed as the first paladin. He died sometime between the Second and Third Wars, the cause unknown. His grave can be found at Faol's Rest, outside of the ScarletMonastery.
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->''"Remember, Arthas, we are paladins. Vengeance cannot be a part of what we must do. If we allow our passions to turn to bloodlust, then we will become as vile as the orcs."''
First paladin and Grand Master of the Order of the Silver Hand. Prior to the Second War, he was a student of Archbishop Alonsus Faol; together they founded the Order of the Silver Hand when news reached Lordaeron of Stormwind's destruction by the orcish Horde. During the Second War he led his paladins into battle and rose to become one of the newly formed Alliance's greatest heroes. His title "the Lightbringer" was earned at the Battle of Blackrock Spire, given to him after the battle by General Turalyon.
Prior to the events of ''Warcraft III'', Uther took Prince Arthas Menethil of Lordaeron as his apprentice, hoping that he would grow into a benevolent and powerful paladin. Alas, Arthas eventually took a long jump down the slippery slope with the Culling of Stratholme, alienating both his mentor, Uther, and his lover, Jaina, before he went off to Northrend. After Arthas returned to Lordaeron and slew his own father, Uther took it upon himself to defend the ashes of his king, kept in a magical urn. Arthas sought out the urn intending to use it to transport Kel'thuzad's remains, and after a heated fight, Arthas slew his former mentor. To this day, he is still remembered as one of the Alliance's greatest heroes.
First paladin and Grand Master of the Order of the Silver Hand. Prior to the Second War, he was a student of Archbishop Alonsus Faol; together they founded the Order of the Silver Hand when news reached Lordaeron of Stormwind's destruction by the orcish Horde. During the Second War he led his paladins into battle and rose to become one of the newly formed Alliance's greatest heroes. His title "the Lightbringer" was earned at the Battle of Blackrock Spire, given to him after the battle by General Turalyon.
Prior to the events of ''Warcraft III'', Uther took Prince Arthas Menethil of Lordaeron as his apprentice, hoping that he would grow into a benevolent and powerful paladin. Alas, Arthas eventually took a long jump down the slippery slope with the Culling of Stratholme, alienating both his mentor, Uther, and his lover, Jaina, before he went off to Northrend. After Arthas returned to Lordaeron and slew his own father, Uther took it upon himself to defend the ashes of his king, kept in a magical urn. Arthas sought out the urn intending to use it to transport Kel'thuzad's remains, and after a heated fight, Arthas slew his former mentor. To this day, he is still remembered as one of the Alliance's greatest heroes.
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First paladin and Grand Master of the Order of the Silver Hand. Prior to the Second War, he was a student of Archbishop Alonsus Faol; together they founded the Order of the Silver Hand when news reached Lordaeron of Stormwind's destruction by the orcish Horde. During the Second War he led his paladins into battle and rose to become one of the newly formed Alliance's greatest heroes. His title "the Lightbringer" was earned at the Battle of Blackrock Spire, given to him after the battle by GeneralTuralyon.
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Prior to the events of ''Warcraft III'', Uther took Prince Arthas Menethil of Lordaeron as his apprentice, hoping that he would grow into a benevolent and powerful paladin. Alas, Arthas eventually took a long jump down the slippery slope with the Culling of Stratholme, alienating both his mentor, Uther, and his lover, Jaina, before he went off to Northrend. After Arthas returned to Lordaeron and slew his own father, Uther took it upon himself to defend the ashes of his king, kept in a magical urn. Arthas sought out the urn intending to use it to transport Kel'thuzad's remains, and after a heated fight, Arthas slew his former mentor. To this day, he is still remembered as one of the Alliance's greatestheroes.
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First paladin and Grand Master of the Order of the Silver Hand. Prior to the Second War, he was a student of Archbishop Alonsus Faol; together they founded the Order of the Silver Hand when news reached Lordaeron of Stormwind's destruction by the orcish Horde. During the Second War he led his paladins into battle and rose to become one of the newly formed Alliance's greatest heroes. His title "the Lightbringer" was earned at the Battle of Blackrock Spire, given to him after the battle by General
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->'''Eligor Dawnbringer''': ''"Let me let you in on a little secret, Commander. The power of the Ashbringer came from the man who would wield it... I was there, Commander. I watched him burn legions of undead in righteous fire before he would even unsheathe the blade. Alas, your grasp on history is... lacking."''
High-ranking member of the Silver Hand, at the battle of Blackrock Spire during the Second War, he encountered an orc warlock wielding a powerful dark orb, which mangled his hand when he tried to pick it up after the warlock's death. Many years later, as the Third War approached, he and a group of allies met and discussed the use of the orb against the potential undead threat. While Issilien attempted to destroy it, the orb absorbed the Light and was purified, healing Alexandros' hand when he tried to touch it. He then took the crystal to Ironforge, where Magni Bronzebeard forged the sword [[CoolSword Ashbringer]].
High-ranking member of the Silver Hand, at the battle of Blackrock Spire during the Second War, he encountered an orc warlock wielding a powerful dark orb, which mangled his hand when he tried to pick it up after the warlock's death. Many years later, as the Third War approached, he and a group of allies met and discussed the use of the orb against the potential undead threat. While Issilien attempted to destroy it, the orb absorbed the Light and was purified, healing Alexandros' hand when he tried to touch it. He then took the crystal to Ironforge, where Magni Bronzebeard forged the sword [[CoolSword Ashbringer]].
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->'''Eligor Dawnbringer''': ''"Let me let you in on a little secret, Commander. The power of the Ashbringer came from the man who would wield it... I was there, Commander. I watched him burn legions of undead in righteous fire before he would even unsheathe the blade. Alas, your grasp on history is... lacking."''
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High-ranking member of the Silver Hand, at the battle of Blackrock Spire during the Second War, he encountered an orc warlock wielding a powerful dark orb, which mangled his hand when he tried to pick it up after the warlock's death. Many years later, as the Third War approached, he and a group of allies met and discussed the use of the orb against the potential undead threat. While Issilien attempted to destroy it, the orb absorbed the Light and was purified, healing Alexandros' hand when he tried to touch it. He then took the crystal to Ironforge, where Magni Bronzebeard forged the sword [[CoolSwordAshbringer]].
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High-ranking member of the Silver Hand, at the battle of Blackrock Spire during the Second War, he encountered an orc warlock wielding a powerful dark orb, which mangled his hand when he tried to pick it up after the warlock's death. Many years later, as the Third War approached, he and a group of allies met and discussed the use of the orb against the potential undead threat. While Issilien attempted to destroy it, the orb absorbed the Light and was purified, healing Alexandros' hand when he tried to touch it. He then took the crystal to Ironforge, where Magni Bronzebeard forged the sword [[CoolSword
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->''"Too long have I sat idle, gripped in this haze... this malaise, lamenting what could have been... what should have been. Your death will not have been in vain, Taelan. A new Order is born on this day...an Order which will dedicate itself to extinguishing the evil that plagues this world. An evil that cannot hide behind politics and pleasantries. This I promise... This I vow..."''
Supreme Commander of the Argent Crusade and the Lich King's main enemy in ''Wrath of the Lich King''. His story started with when Eitrigg, an Orc veteran chose to save his life. Owing him a blood debt, Tirion later sacrifices his own Knighthood and was exiled for saving the Orc's life from being executed by the Alliance. Living as a hermit, he saw as his son Taelan grew up and joined the [[CorruptChurch Scarlet Crusade]]. Asking adventurers for help, he managed to reconnect with his son and convinced him to defect, though Taelan was soon after killed by Grand Inquisitor Isillien. Avenging his son, Tirion swore to reform the Knights of the Silver Hand and take up the mantle of Highlord of the Silver Hand.
Supreme Commander of the Argent Crusade and the Lich King's main enemy in ''Wrath of the Lich King''. His story started with when Eitrigg, an Orc veteran chose to save his life. Owing him a blood debt, Tirion later sacrifices his own Knighthood and was exiled for saving the Orc's life from being executed by the Alliance. Living as a hermit, he saw as his son Taelan grew up and joined the [[CorruptChurch Scarlet Crusade]]. Asking adventurers for help, he managed to reconnect with his son and convinced him to defect, though Taelan was soon after killed by Grand Inquisitor Isillien. Avenging his son, Tirion swore to reform the Knights of the Silver Hand and take up the mantle of Highlord of the Silver Hand.
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->''"Too long have I sat idle, gripped in this haze... this malaise, lamenting what could have been... what should have been. Your death will not have been in vain, Taelan. A new Order is born on this day...an Order which will dedicate itself to extinguishing the evil that plagues this world. An evil that cannot hide behind politics and pleasantries. This I promise... This I vow..."''
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Supreme Commander of the Argent Crusade and the Lich King's main enemy in ''Wrath of the Lich King''. His story started with when Eitrigg, an Orc veteran chose to save his life. Owing him a blood debt, Tirion later sacrifices his own Knighthood and was exiled for saving the Orc's life from being executed by the Alliance. Living as a hermit, he saw as his son Taelan grew up and joined the [[CorruptChurch Scarlet Crusade]]. Asking adventurers for help, he managed to reconnect with his son and convinced him to defect, though Taelan was soon after killed by Grand Inquisitor Isillien. Avenging his son, Tirion swore to reform the Knights of the Silver Hand and take up the mantle of Highlord of the SilverHand.
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Supreme Commander of the Argent Crusade and the Lich King's main enemy in ''Wrath of the Lich King''. His story started with when Eitrigg, an Orc veteran chose to save his life. Owing him a blood debt, Tirion later sacrifices his own Knighthood and was exiled for saving the Orc's life from being executed by the Alliance. Living as a hermit, he saw as his son Taelan grew up and joined the [[CorruptChurch Scarlet Crusade]]. Asking adventurers for help, he managed to reconnect with his son and convinced him to defect, though Taelan was soon after killed by Grand Inquisitor Isillien. Avenging his son, Tirion swore to reform the Knights of the Silver Hand and take up the mantle of Highlord of the Silver
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The leader of the Argent Dawn before it became the Argent Crusade. Tyrosus was a Knight of the Silver Hand who fought alongside Alexandros Mograine after the fall of Lordaeron. When Mograine fell to the Scourge, Tyrosus left the remnants behind as they slowly were warped into the Scarlet Crusade. He founded the Argent Dawn as a result, leading it from Light's Hope Chapel within the Eastern Plaguelands, organizing efforts to counter the advance of evil all over Azeroth.
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-->'''Alexandros:''' [[spoiler: This corruption... I had come to expect as much from the vile force of Death. I felt only horror when I awoke here. Horror and rage. But in time, Margrave Krexus showed me that the Maldraxxi were not the Scourge: honor presided over the Chosen. But he has been slain by his own subordinate. The other margraves advance upon us. The hunger for dominance has starved what little honor remained. [[KillEmAll I will purge this wretched place]]]].
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-->'''Alexandros:''' [[spoiler: This corruption... I had come to expect as much from the vile force of Death. I felt only horror when I awoke here. Horror and rage. But in time, Margrave Krexus showed me that the Maldraxxi were not the Scourge: honor presided over the Chosen. But he has been slain by his own subordinate. The other margraves advance upon us. The hunger for dominance has starved what little honor remained. [[KillEmAll I will purge this wretched place]]]].place]].
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-> ''"I have dreams, stranger. In these dreams my father is with me. He stands proudly at my side as I am inducted into the Order. We battle legion of Scourge, side by side. We bring honor to the Alliance, to Lordaeron. I want not to dream anymore. Take me to him."''
-> ''"I have dreams, stranger. In these dreams my father is with me. He stands proudly at my side as I am inducted into the Order. We battle legion of Scourge, side by side. We bring honor to the Alliance, to Lordaeron. I want not to dream anymore. Take me to him."''
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-> ''"I have dreams, stranger. In these dreams my father is with me. He stands proudly at my side as I am inducted into the Order. We battle legion of Scourge, side by side. We bring honor to the Alliance, to Lordaeron. I want not to dream anymore. Take me to him.
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'''Other factions:''' [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeOldHorde The Old Horde/Iron Horde]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTheScourge The Scourge]] | [[Characters/WarcraftSylvanasAndFollowers Sylvanas and her followers]] | [[Characters/WarcraftKnightsOfTheEbonBlade Knights of the Ebon Blade]] | [[Characters/WarcraftIllidanAndFollowers Illidan and his followers]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeGarroshsHorde Garrosh's Horde]] | [[Characters/WarcraftPandaria Pandaria]] | [[Characters/WarcraftOthers Other mortals]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTheOldGods The Void (The Old Gods)]] | '''The Light''' | [[Characters/WarcraftEternals Eternals]] | [[Characters/WarcraftShadowlands Shadowlands (Death)]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTitans The Titans (Arcane)]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTheBurningLegion The Burning Legion (Fel)]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTheDragonflights The Dragonflights]] | [[Characters/WarcraftWildGods Wild Gods]]\\
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'''Other factions:''' [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeOldHorde The Old Horde/Iron Horde]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTheScourge The Scourge]] | [[Characters/WarcraftSylvanasAndFollowers Sylvanas and her followers]] [[Characters/WarcraftSylvanasWindrunner (Sylvanas Windrunner)]] | [[Characters/WarcraftKnightsOfTheEbonBlade Knights of the Ebon Blade]] | [[Characters/WarcraftIllidanAndFollowers Illidan and his followers]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeGarroshsHorde Garrosh's Horde]] | [[Characters/WarcraftPandaria Pandaria]] | [[Characters/WarcraftOthers Other mortals]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTheOldGods The Void (The Old Gods)]] | '''The Light''' | [[Characters/WarcraftEternals Eternals]] | [[Characters/WarcraftShadowlands Shadowlands (Death)]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTitans The Titans (Arcane)]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTheBurningLegion The Burning Legion (Fel)]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTheDragonflights The Dragonflights]] | [[Characters/WarcraftWildGods Wild Gods]]\\
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* ADayIntheLimelight: After sitting in Honor Hold for years, Arator comes to the forefront for the Paladin Order Hall questline and journeys to Argus with his aunt Vereesa, to reunite with his parents.
* BadFuture: [[spoiler: A brutal one in Visions of N'zoth were a void-maddened Alleria consumes Arator into the void, [[NothingIsScarier his fate unknown]].]]
* BadFuture: [[spoiler: A brutal one in Visions of N'zoth were a void-maddened Alleria consumes Arator into the void, [[NothingIsScarier his fate unknown]].]]
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* ADayIntheLimelight: ADayInTheLimelight: After sitting in Honor Hold for years, Arator comes to the forefront for the Paladin Order Hall questline and journeys to Argus with his aunt Vereesa, to reunite with his parents.
* BadFuture: [[spoiler: A brutal one inVisions ''Visions of N'zoth were N'zoth'' where a void-maddened Alleria consumes Arator into the void, [[NothingIsScarier his fate unknown]].]]
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* InconsistentColoring: His eye color suffers from this, going from green like mother to blue when his model was switched to a high elf, and gold in Legion. Three Sisters muddies it by changing them back to green.
* {{Nephewism}}: Arator was raised by his aunt Vereesa and uncle Rhonin, whom he is close to, and served as a big brother for his younger cousins. This also makes his reunion with his parents difficult, as despite loving them, they are practically strangers to him.
* {{Nephewism}}: Arator was raised by his aunt Vereesa and uncle Rhonin, whom he is close to, and served as a big brother for his younger cousins. This also makes his reunion with his parents difficult, as despite loving them, they are practically strangers to him.
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* InconsistentColoring: His eye color suffers from this, going from green like mother to blue when his model was switched to a high elf, and gold in Legion. Three Sisters ''Legion''. ''Three Sisters'' muddies it by changing them back to green.
* {{Nephewism}}: Arator was raised by his aunt Vereesa and uncle Rhonin, both of whom he is close to, and served as a big brother for his younger cousins. This also makes his reunion with his parents difficult, as despite loving them, they are practically strangers to him.
* {{Nephewism}}: Arator was raised by his aunt Vereesa and uncle Rhonin, both of whom he is close to, and served as a big brother for his younger cousins. This also makes his reunion with his parents difficult, as despite loving them, they are practically strangers to him.
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* RememberTheNewGuy: His first appearance is in Burning Crusade with the novel Beyond the Dark Portal not mentioning him at all, despite the book exploring his parents' relationship, though his retconned existence does work as an explanation for Alleria's coldness towards his father in the book.
* TellMeAboutMyFather: Or parents, with Arator attempting this in Burning Crusade, giving his allegiance to the Sons of Lothar to learn more from Danath.
* YouRemindMeOfX: In Legion, Turalyon notes how similar Arator and Anduin are, and that he would like for them to meet.
* TellMeAboutMyFather: Or parents, with Arator attempting this in Burning Crusade, giving his allegiance to the Sons of Lothar to learn more from Danath.
* YouRemindMeOfX: In Legion, Turalyon notes how similar Arator and Anduin are, and that he would like for them to meet.
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* RememberTheNewGuy: His first appearance is in Burning Crusade ''Burning Crusade'' with the novel Beyond ''Beyond the Dark Portal Portal'' not mentioning him at all, despite the book exploring his parents' relationship, though his retconned existence does work as an explanation for Alleria's coldness towards his father in the book.
* TellMeAboutMyFather: Or parents, with Arator attempting this inBurning Crusade, ''Burning Crusade'', giving his allegiance to the Sons of Lothar to learn more from Danath.
* YouRemindMeOfX: InLegion, ''Legion'' and the novel ''Before the Storm'', Turalyon notes how similar Arator and Anduin are, are and that he would he'd like for to introduce them to meet.each other someday, thinking that they could become good friends.
* TellMeAboutMyFather: Or parents, with Arator attempting this in
* YouRemindMeOfX: In
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* ADayInTheLimelight: After sitting in Honor Hold for years, Arator comes to the forefront for the Paladin Order Hall questline and journeys to Argus with his aunt Vereesa, to reunite with his parents.
* BadFuture: [[spoiler: A brutal one in Visions of Nzoth were a void-maddened Alleria consumes Arator into the void, his fate unknown.]]
* BadFuture: [[spoiler: A brutal one in Visions of Nzoth were a void-maddened Alleria consumes Arator into the void, his fate unknown.]]
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* ADayInTheLimelight: ADayIntheLimelight: After sitting in Honor Hold for years, Arator comes to the forefront for the Paladin Order Hall questline and journeys to Argus with his aunt Vereesa, to reunite with his parents.
* BadFuture: [[spoiler: A brutal one in Visions ofNzoth N'zoth were a void-maddened Alleria consumes Arator into the void, [[NothingIsScarier his fate unknown.unknown]].]]
* BadFuture: [[spoiler: A brutal one in Visions of
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* RememberTheNewGuy: His first appearance is in Burning Crusade with the novel Beyond the Dark Portal not mentioning him at all, despite the book exploring his parents' relationship... though the retcon does work as an explanation to Alleria's coldness towards his father in the book.
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* RememberTheNewGuy: His first appearance is in Burning Crusade with the novel Beyond the Dark Portal not mentioning him at all, despite the book exploring his parents' relationship... relationship, though the retcon his retconned existence does work as an explanation to for Alleria's coldness towards his father in the book.
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* CosmicPlaything: Hoo boy, where to start? Imagine being one of the most badass paladins that are dedicated to fighting the undead, only for your own son to betray and murder you and then be raised as an undead warlord against your own will in service of the very thing you have sworn to destroy. Then you end up fighting your other son, who sacrifices his own life in exchange for yours to no avail, while also damning himself to undeath as well. You'd imagine that when your soul is finally released from the Lich King's grasp after he's defeated on his home turf, and [[HopeSpot you finally think you're going get some semblance of peace and quiet and finally get to chill in some pleasant place after all you've been through]]... Right? [[spoiler: [[YankTheDogsChain Well, tough shit]]. You find out that you've been thrown into yet another [[CrapsackWorld undead-infested hellhole]] and on top of that, [[UpToEleven that it is actually the afterlife you've earned your place to spend eternity in]]. Alexandros was certainly not happy about that turn of events... at least at first, until he meets [[BenevolentBoss Margrave Krexus]], who helps him realize that the Maldraxxi [[DarkIsNotEvil aren't entirely evil]] like the Scourge was, and ultimately Mograine had sworn to keep things stay that way. Then he's betrayed again by a fellow House member and [[DraggedOffToHell sent off to an even worse place]] in order to not interfere with the others' plan to take over the realm he's supposed to protect and he only manages to get out thanks to the help of his son Darion and the Maw Walker... only to find the person who convinced him to fight for the good cause murdered by the very same former comrade that sent him for certain doom. Alexandros becomes a very, very jaded person as a result, vowing to purge the entire evil in Maldraxxus once and for all. All of them.]]
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* CosmicPlaything: Hoo boy, where to start? Imagine being one of the most badass paladins that are dedicated to fighting the undead, only for your own son to betray and murder you and then be raised as an undead warlord against your own will in service of the very thing you have sworn to destroy. Then you end up fighting your other son, who sacrifices his own life in exchange for yours to no avail, while also damning himself to undeath as well. You'd imagine that when your soul is finally released from the Lich King's grasp after he's defeated on his home turf, and [[HopeSpot you finally think you're going get some semblance of peace and quiet and finally get to chill in some pleasant place after all you've been through]]... Right? [[spoiler: [[YankTheDogsChain Well, tough shit]]. You find out that you've been thrown into yet another [[CrapsackWorld undead-infested hellhole]] and on top of that, [[UpToEleven that it is actually the afterlife you've earned your place to spend eternity in]].in. Alexandros was certainly not happy about that turn of events... at least at first, until he meets [[BenevolentBoss Margrave Krexus]], who helps him realize that the Maldraxxi [[DarkIsNotEvil aren't entirely evil]] like the Scourge was, and ultimately Mograine had sworn to keep help things stay that way. Then he's betrayed again by a fellow House member and [[DraggedOffToHell sent off to an even worse place]] in order to not interfere with the others' plan to take over the realm he's supposed to protect and he only manages to get out thanks to the help of his son Darion and the Maw Walker... only to find the person who convinced him to fight for the good cause murdered by the very same former comrade that sent him for to certain doom. Alexandros becomes a very, very jaded person as a result, vowing to purge the entire evil in Maldraxxus once and for all. All of them.]]
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** [[spoiler: Once again, he becomes a death knight while serving the realm of Maldraxxus, but retains all his positive qualities he had in life, becoming an undying protector of the Eternal Army of the Shadowlands, albeit more jaded due to the circumstances surrounding his tenure.]]
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** [[spoiler: Once again, he becomes a death knight while serving the realm of Maldraxxus, but retains all his positive qualities he had in life, becoming an undying protector of the Eternal Army of the Shadowlands, albeit more jaded due to the circumstances surrounding his tenure.]]
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Supreme Commander of the Argent Crusade and the Lich King's main enemy in ''Wrath of the Lich King''. His story started with when Eitrigg, an Orc veteran chose to save his life. Owing him a blood debt, Tirion later sacrifices his own Knighthood and was exiled for saving the Orc's life from being executed by the Alliance. Living as a hermit, he saw as his son Taelan grew up and joined the [[UsefulNotes/TheKnightsTemplar Scarlet Crusade]]. Asking adventurers for help, he managed to reconnect with his son and convinced him to defect, though Taelan was soon after killed by Grand Inquisitor Isillien. Avenging his son, Tirion swore to reform the Knights of the Silver Hand and take up the mantle of Highlord of the Silver Hand.
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Supreme Commander of the Argent Crusade and the Lich King's main enemy in ''Wrath of the Lich King''. His story started with when Eitrigg, an Orc veteran chose to save his life. Owing him a blood debt, Tirion later sacrifices his own Knighthood and was exiled for saving the Orc's life from being executed by the Alliance. Living as a hermit, he saw as his son Taelan grew up and joined the [[UsefulNotes/TheKnightsTemplar [[CorruptChurch Scarlet Crusade]]. Asking adventurers for help, he managed to reconnect with his son and convinced him to defect, though Taelan was soon after killed by Grand Inquisitor Isillien. Avenging his son, Tirion swore to reform the Knights of the Silver Hand and take up the mantle of Highlord of the Silver Hand.
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* BaldOfAwesome: Unique amongst Nathrezim in that he possesses no horns, though his head has scars there they used to be, indicating they were removed.
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* InTheirOwnImage: When she had created the Arakkoa, she created them to possess her graceful appearance and Anzu's cunning intellect as a tribute to her fallen brethren.
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* NobleBirdOfPrey: She's a giant raven whose feathers are covered in flames, and was the noble demigod of the arakkoa before her death.
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* NobleBirdOfPrey: She's a giant raven firehawk whose feathers are covered in flames, and was the noble demigod of the arakkoa before her death.death.
* ThePhoenix: Technically the species of Phoenixes native to Draenor are called "Firehawks", but the analogy is still the same.
* ThePhoenix: Technically the species of Phoenixes native to Draenor are called "Firehawks", but the analogy is still the same.
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* ADayIntheLimelight: After sitting in Honor Hold for years, Arator comes to the forefront for the Paladin Order Hall questline and journeys to Argus with his aunt Vereesa, to reunite with his parents.
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* ADayIntheLimelight: ADayInTheLimelight: After sitting in Honor Hold for years, Arator comes to the forefront for the Paladin Order Hall questline and journeys to Argus with his aunt Vereesa, to reunite with his parents.
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* He also delivers this bit about [[spoiler: his predicament in the afterlife]].
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* AddictiveMagic: Not only is Elune associated with the light, she's also associated with the arcane magic (the Chronicles revealed that the Night Elves first contacted with Elune through the arcane-infused Well of Eternity).
* BigGood: [[spoiler: Legion implies that Elune is ''potentially'' a goddess of Light who seeks to save the Dark Beyond (the game's universe) from the Void, however, much like her opposition in the Void Gods, Elune and the other Light Gods (if they exist) cannot directly interact with the Beyond, forcing her to proxy her presence through the universe in her own counterpart to the Old Gods: the Naaru.]]
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* GodOfTheMoon: She takes the form of the White Lady, the larger of Azeroth's two moons. She is one of the few true deities to exist in ''Warcraft'', as a divine force that has never been seen but has had actual effect on the world.
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An'she is the god of the sun and Elune/Mu'sha's brother in tauren mythology, although his Elven name (if he even has one) is unknown. Once the right eye of the Earth Mother, An’she was torn out and sent spinning across the heavens, chased eternally by Azeroth’s most visible moon. Every morning An'she bleeds, sacrificing part of his light to let the tauren know that dawn is coming. But he doesn't do this alone; the ''yeena'e'' ("those who herald the dawn" in Taur-ahe) help him.
The tauren had in recent years neglected to give An'she the proper respect because of their association with the night elves. In response, an order -- the Sunwalkers -- was founded to give An'she the reverence that he is due, and to spread his light where it is needed. The tauren also brought their knowledge of An'she with them to the Cenarion Circle, and soon all druids would harness the power of the sun just as they did the moon.
The tauren had in recent years neglected to give An'she the proper respect because of their association with the night elves. In response, an order -- the Sunwalkers -- was founded to give An'she the reverence that he is due, and to spread his light where it is needed. The tauren also brought their knowledge of An'she with them to the Cenarion Circle, and soon all druids would harness the power of the sun just as they did the moon.
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An'she is the god of the sun and Elune/Mu'sha's brother in tauren mythology, although his Elven name (if he even has one) is unknown. Once the right eye of the Earth Mother, An’she An'she was torn out and sent spinning across the heavens, chased eternally by Azeroth’s Azeroth's most visible moon. Every morning An'she bleeds, sacrificing part of his light to let the tauren know that dawn is coming. But he doesn't do this alone; the ''yeena'e'' ("those who herald the dawn" in Taur-ahe) help him.
The tauren had in recent years neglected to give An'she the proper respect because of their association with the night elves. In response, an order -- the Sunwalkers -- was founded to give An'she the reverence that he is due, and to spread his light where it is needed. The tauren also brought their knowledge of An'she with them to the Cenarion Circle, and soon all druids would harness the power of the sun just as they did the moon.
The tauren had in recent years neglected to give An'she the proper respect because of their association with the night elves. In response, an order -- the Sunwalkers -- was founded to give An'she the reverence that he is due, and to spread his light where it is needed. The tauren also brought their knowledge of An'she with them to the Cenarion Circle, and soon all druids would harness the power of the sun just as they did the moon.
* GodOfLight: He's Azeroth's solar god, and the moon goddess' brother.
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* NobleBigot: Is one against the orcs, as he favors exiling Tirion for trying to help Eitrigg. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in that he has not witnessed the orcs acting in any other way than their ''Warcraft I'' and ''II'' selves - they pretty much did seem like nothing but bloodthirsty marauders and conquerors throughout those wars.
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* NobleBigot: Is one against the orcs, as he favors exiling Tirion for trying to help Eitrigg. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in that he has not witnessed the orcs acting in any other way than their ''Warcraft I'' and ''II'' selves - -- they pretty much did seem like nothing but bloodthirsty marauders and conquerors throughout those wars.
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One of Draenor's Wild Gods. The high Sun Goddess of the Arakkoa, she aided Anzu the Raven God in battling the demigod Sethe and slaying him. Rukhmar is the creator of the arakkoa, having made them to embody her grace and Anzu's cunning. Rukhmar fears and hates the arakkoa cursed by Sethe, and her followers have engaged war on them in her name...at least that last part is what the Adherents would like everyone to believe. In truth, she was a largely benevolent deity who died long before the cursed arakkoa came to be.
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One of Draenor's Wild Gods. The high Sun Goddess of the Arakkoa, she aided Anzu the Raven God in battling the demigod Sethe and slaying him. Rukhmar is the creator of the arakkoa, having made them to embody her grace and Anzu's cunning. Rukhmar fears and hates the arakkoa cursed by Sethe, and her followers have engaged war on them in her name... at least that last part is what the Adherents would like everyone to believe. In truth, she was a largely benevolent deity who died long before the cursed arakkoa came to be.
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* LightIsNotGood: The Adherents are sun worshippers who abhor [[CastingAShadow shadow magic]], and they seek to bring the light to all the lesser races...by frying them with the sun's amplified rays.
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* LightIsNotGood: The Adherents are sun worshippers who abhor [[CastingAShadow shadow magic]], and they seek to bring the light to all the lesser races... by frying them with the sun's amplified rays.
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* BadassBeard: Grew a full beard in ''Warcraft III'', though the novelization of ''Warcraft II'' describes him as bearded even then.
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* BadassBeard: Had a fierce red beard to match his hair.
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* BadassBeard: Has a full grown white beard.
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* BadassBeard: Grew a beard as Highlord of the Scarlet Crusade.
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* CosmicPlaything: Hoo boy, where to start? Imagine being one of the most badass paladins that are dedicated to fighting the undead, only for your own son to betray and murder you and then be raised as an undead warlord against your own will in service of the very thing you have sworn to destroy. Then you end up fighting your other son, who sacrifices his own life in exchange for yours to no avail, while also damning himself to undeath as well. You'd imagine that when your soul is finally released from the Lich King's grasp after he's defeated on his home turf, and [[HopeSpot you finally think you're going get some semblance of peace and quiet and finally get to chill in some pleasant place after all you've been through]]... Right? [[spoiler: [[YankTheDogsChain Well, tough shit]]. You find out that you've been thrown into yet another [[CrapsackWorld undead-infested hellhole]] and on top of that, [[UpToEleven that it is actually the afterlife you've earned your place to spend eternity in]]. [[{{Understatement}} Alexandros was certainly not happy about that turn of events]]... at least at first, until he meets [[BenevolentBoss Margrave Krexus]], who helps him realize that the Maldraxxi [[DarkIsNotEvil aren't entirely evil]] like the Scourge was, and ultimately Mograine had sworn to keep things stay that way. Then he's betrayed again by a fellow House member and [[DraggedOffToHell sent off to an even worse place]] in order to not interfere with the others' plan to take over the realm he's supposed to protect and he only manages to get out thanks to the help of his son Darion and the Maw Walker... only to find the person who convinced him to fight for the good cause murdered by the very same former comrade that sent him for certain doom. Alexandros becomes a very, very jaded person as a result, vowing to purge the entire evil in Maldraxxus once and for all. All of them.]]
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* CosmicPlaything: Hoo boy, where to start? Imagine being one of the most badass paladins that are dedicated to fighting the undead, only for your own son to betray and murder you and then be raised as an undead warlord against your own will in service of the very thing you have sworn to destroy. Then you end up fighting your other son, who sacrifices his own life in exchange for yours to no avail, while also damning himself to undeath as well. You'd imagine that when your soul is finally released from the Lich King's grasp after he's defeated on his home turf, and [[HopeSpot you finally think you're going get some semblance of peace and quiet and finally get to chill in some pleasant place after all you've been through]]... Right? [[spoiler: [[YankTheDogsChain Well, tough shit]]. You find out that you've been thrown into yet another [[CrapsackWorld undead-infested hellhole]] and on top of that, [[UpToEleven that it is actually the afterlife you've earned your place to spend eternity in]]. [[{{Understatement}} Alexandros was certainly not happy about that turn of events]]...events... at least at first, until he meets [[BenevolentBoss Margrave Krexus]], who helps him realize that the Maldraxxi [[DarkIsNotEvil aren't entirely evil]] like the Scourge was, and ultimately Mograine had sworn to keep things stay that way. Then he's betrayed again by a fellow House member and [[DraggedOffToHell sent off to an even worse place]] in order to not interfere with the others' plan to take over the realm he's supposed to protect and he only manages to get out thanks to the help of his son Darion and the Maw Walker... only to find the person who convinced him to fight for the good cause murdered by the very same former comrade that sent him for certain doom. Alexandros becomes a very, very jaded person as a result, vowing to purge the entire evil in Maldraxxus once and for all. All of them.]]
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* SoulFragment: [[spoiler: Shadowland Afterlives reveals that only part of his soul was taken by Frostmourne, the other part made it to Bastion. It left him with soul pains from the wound to his soul, allowing Devos to realize that Arthas had the power of the Maw, alarming her. His soul potentially remains in two pieces after the shattering of Frostmourne, given that the soul fragment in Wrath chose to forgive and remember Arthas as who he was.]]
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* SoulFragment: [[spoiler: Shadowland Afterlives reveals that only part of his soul was taken by Frostmourne, the other part made it to Bastion. It left him with soul pains from the wound to his soul, allowing Devos to realize that Arthas had the power of the Maw, alarming her. His soul potentially remains in two pieces after [[spoiler:The fragment stolen by Frostmourne was drawn into the shattering of Frostmourne, given Maw and was later retrieved. Uther notes that the soul fragment in Wrath chose did not contain his good or evil; rather it was as though his mind became trapped at the moment of death, unable to forgive and remember Arthas as who he was.]]move on or escape the trauma]].
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* DefiantToTheEnd: Said after being terribly wounded in his fight with Arthas, Uther's FamousLastWords are among the more well-known lines from ''{{VideoGame/Warcraft}} III'':
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* DefiantToTheEnd: Said after being terribly wounded in his fight with Arthas, Uther's FamousLastWords last words are among the more well-known lines from ''{{VideoGame/Warcraft}} III'':
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* SeeYouInHell: His FamousLastWords to Arthas was a variant, saying that he hoped there was "a special place in Hell" for Arthas.
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* SeeYouInHell: His FamousLastWords last words to Arthas was a variant, saying that he hoped there was "a special place in Hell" for Arthas.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: ...Many of the Adherents that had survived and fled from Arak due to the Adventurers' actions in helping the Outcasts win were disgusted by how a large number of High Arakkoa would work with the Outcasts and have upturned their rule. [[TeethClenchedTeamwork and decided to work alongside Shadow-Sage Iskar and the Sethekk]], who would work with Gul'dan as part of his Shadow Council in a bid to get revenge against the Order of The Awakened and the Adventurers by-proxy that had humiliated them.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: ...{{Hypocrite}}: Many of the Adherents that had survived and fled from Arak due to the Adventurers' actions in helping the Outcasts win were disgusted by how a large number of High Arakkoa would work with the Outcasts and have upturned their rule. [[TeethClenchedTeamwork and decided to work alongside Shadow-Sage Iskar and the Sethekk]], who would work with Gul'dan as part of his Shadow Council in a bid to get revenge against the Order of The Awakened and the Adventurers by-proxy that had humiliated them.
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** Some light is shed on this in the Legion expansion as lore from a quest the player encounters the first Naaru made. [[spoiler:Khadgar believes that Elune created said Naaru, implying that Elune is not a naaru and also connecting her to the Light as well]].
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** Some light is shed on this in the Legion ''Legion'' expansion as lore from a quest the player encounters the first Naaru made. [[spoiler:Khadgar believes that Elune created said Naaru, implying that Elune is not ''not'' a naaru Naaru and also connecting her to the Light as well]].well]].
** ''Shadowlands'' reveals that her worshippers span ''many'' worlds, not just Azeroth, which puts a dent in the theory of her being a Wild God. [[spoiler:She's also a counterpart to the Winter Queen, one of ''the'' pillars of the entire reality-spanning afterlife, giving her a ''much'' grander standing in the cosmology than players were initially led to believe.]]
** ''Shadowlands'' reveals that her worshippers span ''many'' worlds, not just Azeroth, which puts a dent in the theory of her being a Wild God. [[spoiler:She's also a counterpart to the Winter Queen, one of ''the'' pillars of the entire reality-spanning afterlife, giving her a ''much'' grander standing in the cosmology than players were initially led to believe.]]
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* GoodIsNotSoft: Firmly benevolent and on the side of good, but perfectly willing to let her followers use violence, and accept blood sacrifices of her enemies.
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* GoodIsNotSoft: Firmly benevolent and on the side of good, but perfectly willing to let her followers use violence, and accept blood sacrifices of her enemies. [[spoiler:And then we get to the blessing of the Night Warrior, which can turn one of her followers into an avatar of Elune in ''permanent berserk mode''... ''if'' they survive the ritual.]]
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: In ''Battle for Azeroth'', Tyrande blames Elune for [[spoiler:letting Teldrassil burn at Sylvanas' hands, and uses this event to bid for the power of the Night Warrior]]. ''Shadowlands'' reveals that [[spoiler:she's completely right: Elune ''did'' let her chosen children perish, but only to send a mass of souls to Ardenweald to fight off the Drust invaders and provide anima to sustain it during its drought. Unfortunately, Elune was unaware that the drought was caused by the broken Wheel of Death and that every soul on Teldrassil was instead sent to the Maw. Tyrande's obsession with vengeance also caused her to be nearly overwhelmed by the Night Warrior, who would have ''burned'' Ardenweald for enough power to kill Sylvanas]].
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An'she is the god of the sun and Elune/Mu'sha's brother in tauren mythology, although his elven name (if he even has one) is unknown. Once the right eye of the Earth Mother, An’she was torn out and sent spinning across the heavens, chased eternally by Azeroth’s most visible moon. Every morning An'she bleeds, sacrificing part of his light to let the tauren know that dawn is coming. But he doesn't do this alone; the ''yeena'e'' ("those who herald the dawn" in Taur-ahe) help him.
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An'she is the god of the sun and Elune/Mu'sha's brother in tauren mythology, although his elven Elven name (if he even has one) is unknown. Once the right eye of the Earth Mother, An’she was torn out and sent spinning across the heavens, chased eternally by Azeroth’s most visible moon. Every morning An'she bleeds, sacrificing part of his light to let the tauren know that dawn is coming. But he doesn't do this alone; the ''yeena'e'' ("those who herald the dawn" in Taur-ahe) help him.
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* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: During the human campaign of ''III'', Arthas orders Uther to purge the city of Strathome on the pretense that everyone in the city only might be infected with the plague of undeath. When Uther refuses, Arthas pulls rank and orders Uther as a member of the royal family to purge the city. Uther again refuses, noting that Arthas isn't king yet, adding that even if Arthas was the king, Uther still wouldn't do it.
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* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: During the human campaign of ''III'', ''Warcraft III'', Arthas orders Uther to purge the city of Strathome on the pretense that everyone in the city only might be infected with the plague of undeath. When Uther refuses, Arthas pulls rank and orders Uther as a member of the royal family to purge the city. Uther again refuses, noting that Arthas isn't king yet, adding that yet; and even if Arthas was the king, Uther still wouldn't do it.
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* Hipocrite: ...Many of the Adherents that had survived and fled from Arak were disgusted by how a large number of High Arakkoa would work with the Outcasts and have upturned their rule, [[TeethClenchedTeamwork and decided to work alongside Shadow-Sage Iskar and the Sethekk]], who would work with Gul'dan as part of his Shadow Council.
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* Hipocrite: ...{{Hypocrite}}: ...Many of the Adherents that had survived and fled from Arak due to the Adventurers' actions in helping the Outcasts win were disgusted by how a large number of High Arakkoa would work with the Outcasts and have upturned their rule, rule. [[TeethClenchedTeamwork and decided to work alongside Shadow-Sage Iskar and the Sethekk]], who would work with Gul'dan as part of his Shadow Council.Council in a bid to get revenge against the Order of The Awakened and the Adventurers by-proxy that had humiliated them.
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* Hypocrite: ...Hipocrite: ...Many of the Adherents that had survived and fled from Arak were disgusted by how a large number of High Arakkoa would work with the Outcasts and have upturned their rule, [[TeethClenchedTeamwork and decided to work alongside Shadow-Sage Iskar and the Sethekk]], who would work with Gul'dan as part of his Shadow Council.
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* HeelFaceTurn: As of 6.2, many of them recognize the differences that set the arakkoa apart for years are trivial compared to the threat that Gul'dan poses to all of Draenor, and choose to aid the Alliance and Horde.
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* HeelFaceTurn: As of 6.2, many of them recognize the differences that set the arakkoa apart for years are trivial compared to the threat that Gul'dan poses to all of Draenor, and choose to aid the Alliance and Horde. That being said...
* Hypocrite: ...Many of the Adherents that had survived and fled from Arak were disgusted by how a large number of High Arakkoa would work with the Outcasts and have upturned their rule, [[TeethClenchedTeamwork and decided to work alongside Shadow-Sage Iskar and the Sethekk]], who would work with Gul'dan as part of his Shadow Council.
* Hypocrite: ...Many of the Adherents that had survived and fled from Arak were disgusted by how a large number of High Arakkoa would work with the Outcasts and have upturned their rule, [[TeethClenchedTeamwork and decided to work alongside Shadow-Sage Iskar and the Sethekk]], who would work with Gul'dan as part of his Shadow Council.
* TheStarscream: The original Adherents of Rukhmar were sages that were advisors to the greatest king of the arakkoa, Terokk, who grew envious of his power and the love the other arakkoa had for him. They attacked him and threw him, his daughter and his most loyal followers into the the cursed pools of the Sethekk Hollow.
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* TheUsurper: The original Adherents of Rukhmar were sages that were advisors to the greatest king of the arakkoa, Terokk, who grew envious of his power and the love the other arakkoa had for him. They attacked him and threw him, his daughter and his most loyal followers into the the cursed pools of the Sethekk Hollow.
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* TheExtremistWasRight: Played with. Illidan [[spoiler: ended up playing a vital role in the defeat of the Burning Legion. He also helped the Titans imprison Sargeras, [[AlternateCharacterInterpretation if that was how the scene in the Antorus cinematic played out]].]] So Illidan [[spoiler: in using fel power - a by-product of "Light and Shadow", helping spearhead taking the fight to the Legion and playing a vital role in helping helping the Titans imprison Sargeras, thus rendering demons permanently killable]] helped "end the age of demons" just like Xe'ra said (though not the way she thought it would happen).
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* TheExtremistWasRight: Played with. Illidan [[spoiler: ended up playing a vital role in the defeat of the Burning Legion. He also helped the Titans imprison Sargeras, [[AlternateCharacterInterpretation if that was how the scene in the Antorus cinematic played out]].]] So Illidan [[spoiler: in using fel power - -- a by-product of "Light and Shadow", helping spearhead taking the fight to the Legion and playing a vital role in helping helping the Titans imprison Sargeras, thus rendering demons permanently killable]] helped "end the age of demons" just like Xe'ra said (though not the way she thought it would happen).
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* TheUnfought: Notably {{inverted|Trope}} among the naaru - while not the first hostile naaru, she is the first naaru to be fought by players (not counting those that fall into the Void God status). Appropriately, L'ura is also the first one to have attack and death animations - other naaru that could be engaged into a fight, such A'dal, merely stood in place in both.
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* TheUnfought: Notably {{inverted|Trope}} among the naaru - -- while not the first hostile naaru, she is the first naaru to be fought by players (not counting those that fall into the Void God status). Appropriately, L'ura is also the first one to have attack and death animations - -- other naaru that could be engaged into a fight, such A'dal, merely stood in place in both.
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The tauren had in recent years neglected to give An'she the proper respect because of their association with the night elves. In response, an order--the Sunwalkers--was founded to give An'she the reverence that he is due, and to spread his light where it is needed. The tauren also brought their knowledge of An'she with them to the Cenarion Circle, and soon all druids would harness the power of the sun just as they did the moon.
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The tauren had in recent years neglected to give An'she the proper respect because of their association with the night elves. In response, an order--the Sunwalkers--was order -- the Sunwalkers -- was founded to give An'she the reverence that he is due, and to spread his light where it is needed. The tauren also brought their knowledge of An'she with them to the Cenarion Circle, and soon all druids would harness the power of the sun just as they did the moon.
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* ThePowerOfFamily: Mograine in life drew his strength from fighting for his family. It's telling that being betrayed by one of his sons were something he never truly recovered from. [[spoiler: it's also why he's sent to Maldraxxus, as Bastion [[LossOfIdentity has its aspirants reliquish their memories of their former lives - which in turn would render Mograine without his source of strength]]]].
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* ThePowerOfFamily: Mograine in life drew his strength from fighting for his family. It's telling that being betrayed by one of his sons were something he never truly recovered from. [[spoiler: it's also why he's sent to Maldraxxus, as Bastion [[LossOfIdentity has its aspirants reliquish their memories of their former lives - -- which in turn would render Mograine without his source of strength]]]].
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'''Other factions:''' [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeOldHorde The Old Horde/Iron Horde]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTheScourge The Scourge]] | [[Characters/WarcraftSylvanasAndFollowers Sylvanas and her followers]] | [[Characters/WarcraftKnightsOfTheEbonBlade Knights of the Ebon Blade]] | [[Characters/WarcraftIllidanAndFollowers Illidan and his followers]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeGarroshsHorde Garrosh's Horde]] | [[Characters/WarcraftPandaria Pandaria]] | [[Characters/WarcraftOthers Other mortals]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTheOldGods The Void (The Old Gods)]] | '''The Light''' | [[Characters/WarcraftEternals Eternals]] | [[Characters/WarcraftShadowlands Shadowlands (Death)]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTitans The Titans (Arcane)]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTheBurningLegion The Burning Legion (Fel)]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTheDragonflights The Dragonflights]] | [[Characters/WarcraftWildGods Wild Gods]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTheArtifactWeapons The Artifact Weapons]]\\
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'''Other factions:''' [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeOldHorde The Old Horde/Iron Horde]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTheScourge The Scourge]] | [[Characters/WarcraftSylvanasAndFollowers Sylvanas and her followers]] | [[Characters/WarcraftKnightsOfTheEbonBlade Knights of the Ebon Blade]] | [[Characters/WarcraftIllidanAndFollowers Illidan and his followers]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeGarroshsHorde Garrosh's Horde]] | [[Characters/WarcraftPandaria Pandaria]] | [[Characters/WarcraftOthers Other mortals]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTheOldGods The Void (The Old Gods)]] | '''The Light''' | [[Characters/WarcraftEternals Eternals]] | [[Characters/WarcraftShadowlands Shadowlands (Death)]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTitans The Titans (Arcane)]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTheBurningLegion The Burning Legion (Fel)]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTheDragonflights The Dragonflights]] | [[Characters/WarcraftWildGods Wild Gods]] | [[Characters/WarcraftTheArtifactWeapons The Artifact Weapons]]\\Gods]]\\
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* SeeYouInHell: As mentioned under DefiantToTheEnd, his FamousLastWords to Arthas was a variant.
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* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: During the human campaign of ''III'', Arthas orders Uther to purge the city of Strathome on the pretense that everyone in the city only might be infected with the plague of undeath. When Uther refuses, Arthas pulls rank and orders Uther as a member of the royal family to purge the city. Uther again refuses, noting that Arthas isn't king yet, adding that even if Arthas was the king, Uther still wouldn't do it.
-->'''Arthas:''' Dammit Uther, as your future king, I order you to purge this city!\\
'''Uther:''' You are not my king yet, boy. ''Nor would I obey that command even if you were!''
* SeeYouInHell:As mentioned under DefiantToTheEnd, his His FamousLastWords to Arthas was a variant.variant, saying that he hoped there was "a special place in Hell" for Arthas.
-->'''Arthas:''' Dammit Uther, as your future king, I order you to purge this city!\\
'''Uther:''' You are not my king yet, boy. ''Nor would I obey that command even if you were!''
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