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->''"Come, and be the first to receive my gift. You will carry my pestilence, and a vast, bubbling, putrid cyst will cover the world."''
G'huun was accidentally created by the Titans when they experimented with means to solve the problem posed by the Old Gods. They used Uldir to "try to figure out what makes Old Gods tick", including performing experiments. When they experimented upon the Old Gods' unending, ravenous need to corrupt, they unexpectedly created a perfect avatar of that desire. G'huun is nothing but rot, pestilence, and decay, the ultimate parasite who cannot stop himself from consuming his host until it is gone.
He has also clashed with Bwonsamdi, the loa of death, over control of souls and seeks to consume Azeroth.
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->''"Come, and be the first to receive my gift. You will carry my pestilence, and a vast, bubbling, putrid cyst will cover the world."''
G'huun was accidentally created by the Titans when they experimented with means to solve the problem posed by the Old Gods. They used Uldir to "try to figure out what makes Old Gods tick", including performing experiments. When they experimented upon the Old Gods' unending, ravenous need to corrupt, they unexpectedly created a perfect avatar of that desire. G'huun is nothing but rot, pestilence, and decay, the ultimate parasite who cannot stop himself from consuming his host until it is gone.
He has also clashed with Bwonsamdi, the loa of death, over control of souls and seeks to consume Azeroth.
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->''"Come, and be
[[folder:Xal'atath]]
->''"Xal'atath has a mind of its own. Ignore its maddening whispers. Do not trust the
G'huun
''"The moment I touched the blade, a name was
Formerly an ancient sapient dagger of Old God origins, used during the
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* ArcVillain: Of the Zandalari story line in BFA
* BewareMyStingerTail: The tail of G'huun's slug-like body has a cluster of spikes on the end of it.
* BossArenaIdiocy: A justified example - he would be unbeatable if not for the Reorigination Drive in the boss room, but since said room is his containment chamber, G'Huun has no choice but to face the [[PlayerCharacter Adventurers]] there.
* CoolVsAwesome: G'huun has clashed with the loa of death for control of souls and the afterlife, just as Yogg-Saron clashed with the Lich King for control of the Scourge; essentially it's Cthulhu vs the Grim Reaper.
* EvilIsBigger: The second-biggest Old God depicted (though N'zoth's full size is unknown). Going by the concept art, just one of his teeth, with G'huun's whole mouth being the size of a house and only a fifth of his full height, is almost the size of a grown man. His body also looks very bloated.
* EvilSoundsRaspy: When G'huun's whispers translate in your mind, his voice is weak and rasping, as if he were suffering his own infection.
* {{Expy}}: Serves as one to C'thun and Yogg-Saron. He has a similar-sounding name to C'thun, while him trying to co-opt control of the dead and secretly undermining his prison and his titanic jailers from the inside to escape is similar to Yogg-Saron's actions in Ulduar.
* GoneHorriblyWrong: The Titans and Titan Keepers created a facility to experiment with the void energies that made the Old Gods so they might find a way to neutralize it and safely destroy the Old Gods. Their experimenting instead created a creature nearly equal to the Old Gods.
* LampreyMouth: G'huun's mouth is like a combination of a shark's and a lamprey's.
* MakeThemRot: G'huun is considered the embodiment of entropy. Areas heavy with its corruption are decayed and covered in fungi.
* MetaphoricallyTrue: Though he has similar powers and role in the story, G'huun is not a true Old God, but an Old-God-like being accidentally made by the Titans. It is of little consequence to the Old God worshipping factions, though.
* MixAndMatchCritters: G'huun looks like a gigantic cross between a slug, a lamprey a tick and a leech.
* MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily: G'huun has rows of teeth ''surrounding his main teeth along the gums''.
* {{Plaguemaster}}: G'huun created the Blood Plague that trolls on Zandalar suffered from, and has used this to corrupt the Loa Hir'eek to his cause.
* RememberTheNewGuy: He was not part of the lore until ''Battle for Azeroth''. Justified as he was locked away by the Titans who wanted to contain their terrible mistake.
* SealedEvilInACan: Sealed in the facility of Uldir by the Titans, but he has been slowly breaking himself free with the help of Ateena and Zul.
* WeakButSkilled: G'huun is weaker even than N'Zoth, but has still been able to start spread his influence across Zandalar, and seeks to consume Azeroth.
* WhiteAndRedAndEerieAllOver: G'huun and its forces make heavy use of this colour scheme; G'huun itself is a sickly maggot-white with a blood-red underbelly and growths on its back. The overall look seems to be inspired by the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydnellum_peckii bleeding tooth fungus]].
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! Minions of the Old Gods
[[folder:Xal'atath]]
->''"Xal'atath has a mind of its own. Ignore its maddening whispers. Do not trust the lies it spins. Take from it what you need, but always remember that the dark presence in the blade is not your ally."''\\
''"The moment I touched the blade, a name was spoken in my mind: Xal'atath. I knew then that I could not destroy the dagger. Not yet. How can one defeat a power she does not understand?"''
Formerly an ancient sapient dagger of Old God origins, used during the era of the Black Empire in countless ritual sacrifices to the Old Gods, Xal'atath is an enigma, manipulating others for her own ends and utilizing the conflict between the Alliance and Horde in ''Battle For Azeroth'' to give herself a body.
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* BewareMyStingerTail: The tail of G'huun's slug-like body has a cluster of spikes on the end of it.
* BossArenaIdiocy: A justified example - he would be unbeatable if not for the Reorigination Drive in the boss room, but since said room is his containment chamber, G'Huun has no choice but to face the [[PlayerCharacter Adventurers]] there.
* CoolVsAwesome: G'huun has clashed with the loa of death for control of souls and the afterlife, just as Yogg-Saron clashed with the Lich King for control of the Scourge; essentially it's Cthulhu vs the Grim Reaper.
* EvilIsBigger: The second-biggest Old God depicted (though N'zoth's full size is unknown). Going by the concept art, just one of his teeth, with G'huun's whole mouth being the size of a house and only a fifth of his full height, is almost the size of a grown man. His body also looks very bloated.
* EvilSoundsRaspy: When G'huun's whispers translate in your mind, his voice is weak and rasping, as if he were suffering his own infection.
* {{Expy}}: Serves as one to C'thun and Yogg-Saron. He has a similar-sounding name to C'thun, while him trying to co-opt control of the dead and secretly undermining his prison and his titanic jailers from the inside to escape is similar to Yogg-Saron's actions in Ulduar.
* GoneHorriblyWrong: The Titans and Titan Keepers created a facility to experiment with the void energies that made the Old Gods so they might find a way to neutralize it and safely destroy the Old Gods. Their experimenting instead created a creature nearly equal to the Old Gods.
* LampreyMouth: G'huun's mouth is like a combination of a shark's and a lamprey's.
* MakeThemRot: G'huun is considered the embodiment of entropy. Areas heavy with its corruption are decayed and covered in fungi.
* MetaphoricallyTrue: Though he has similar powers and role in the story, G'huun is not a true Old God, but an Old-God-like being accidentally made by the Titans. It is of little consequence to the Old God worshipping factions, though.
* MixAndMatchCritters: G'huun looks like a gigantic cross between a slug, a lamprey a tick and a leech.
* MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily: G'huun has rows of teeth ''surrounding his main teeth along the gums''.
* {{Plaguemaster}}: G'huun created the Blood Plague that trolls on Zandalar suffered from, and has used this to corrupt the Loa Hir'eek to his cause.
* RememberTheNewGuy: He was not part of the lore until ''Battle for Azeroth''. Justified as he was locked away by the Titans who wanted to contain their terrible mistake.
* SealedEvilInACan: Sealed in the facility of Uldir by the Titans, but he has been slowly breaking himself free with the help of Ateena and Zul.
* WeakButSkilled: G'huun is weaker even than N'Zoth, but has still been able to start spread his influence across Zandalar, and seeks to consume Azeroth.
* WhiteAndRedAndEerieAllOver: G'huun and its forces make heavy use of this colour scheme; G'huun itself is a sickly maggot-white with a blood-red underbelly and growths on its back. The overall look seems to be inspired by the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydnellum_peckii bleeding tooth fungus]].
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! Minions of the Old Gods
[[folder:Xal'atath]]
->''"Xal'atath has a mind of its own. Ignore its maddening whispers. Do not trust the lies it spins. Take from it what you need, but always remember that the dark presence in the blade is not your ally."''\\
''"The moment I touched the blade, a name was spoken in my mind: Xal'atath. I knew then that I could not destroy the dagger. Not yet. How can one defeat a power she does not understand?"''
Formerly an ancient sapient dagger of Old God origins, used during the era of the Black Empire in countless ritual sacrifices to the Old Gods, Xal'atath is an enigma, manipulating others for her own ends and utilizing the conflict between the Alliance and Horde in ''Battle For Azeroth'' to give herself a body.
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->''"Come, and be the first to receive my gift. You will carry my pestilence, and a vast, bubbling, putrid cyst will cover the world."''
G'huun, also known as the Blood God, is the fifth, artificial Old God of Azeroth, accidentally created by the titans during their experiments in Uldir. Described as a living avatar of the Old Gods' need to corrupt, he is associated with rot, pestilence, parasitism and decay, and is a master of blood magic. Although not as powerful as his natural-born brethren, he still presented a major threat to Azeroth, and just like them, G'huun was imprisoned, using three titan seals located throughout Zandalar. Nevertheless, the Blood God continued menacing the Zandalari throughout the centuries, bringing the blood trolls to his side, trying to control the souls of the troll dead (thus coming into conflict with the loa of death Bwonsamdi), and allying with the minions of true Old Gods, such as the faceless general Mythrax the Unraveler.
He is eventually freed by Prophet Zul and Mythrax during the events of ''Battle for Azeroth'', breaking free from his prison to spread his corruption throughout Azeroth and then consume it. He serves as the primary antagonist of this expansion's first season, and the final boss of the Uldir raid.
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* ArcVillain: Of the Zandalari story line in BFA
* BewareMyStingerTail: The tail of G'huun's slug-like body has a cluster of spikes on the end of it.
* BossArenaIdiocy: A justified example - he would be unbeatable if not for the Reorigination Drive in the boss room, but since said room is his containment chamber, G'Huun has no choice but to face the [[PlayerCharacter Adventurers]] there.
* CompositeCharacter: To the three villains faced in previous expansions - his fellow Old Gods C'thun and Yogg-Saron, and Hakkar the Soulflayer. He has a name similar to that of C'thun, while him trying to co-opt control of the dead and secretly undermining his prison and his titanic jailers from the inside to escape is similar to Yogg-Saron's actions in Ulduar. Meanwhile, his blood magic and association with disease are similar to Hakkar, who also shares his title of Blood God. This is even reflected in-universe - the blood trolls, who originally worshipped Hakkar, turned to the worship of G'huun in his absence because their domains were similar, even if they were otherwise unrelated.
* CoolVsAwesome: G'huun has clashed with the loa of death for control of souls and the afterlife, just as Yogg-Saron clashed with the Lich King for control of the Scourge; essentially it's Cthulhu vs the Grim Reaper.
* EvilIsBigger: The second-biggest Old God by model size[[note]]Though not actually largest in the lore - the models of the Old Gods we face are merely their above-ground parts, with most of their colossal bodies burrowed underground - G'huun, by contrast, is mobile.[[/note]]. Going by the concept art, just one of his teeth, with G'huun's whole mouth being the size of a house and only a fifth of his full height, is almost the size of a grown man. His body also looks very bloated.
* EvilSoundsRaspy: When G'huun's whispers translate in your mind, his voice is weak and rasping, as if he were suffering his own infection.
* GeneticAbomination: The {{Magitek}} variety. He was not born of the Void Lords like the true Old Gods, but was a product of titan experimentation. His Adventure Journal entry describes him as a result of the titans studying the Old Gods' "unending, ravenous need to corrupt", which accidentally created "a perfect avatar of that desire".
* GoneHorriblyWrong: The Titans and Titan Keepers created a facility to experiment with the void energies that made the Old Gods so they might find a way to neutralize it and safely destroy the Old Gods. Their experimenting instead created a ''fifth'' (though, thankfully, weaker) Old God.
* LampreyMouth: G'huun's mouth is like a combination of a shark's and a lamprey's.
* MakeThemRot: G'huun is considered the embodiment of entropy. Areas heavy with its corruption are decayed and covered in fungi.
* MixAndMatchCritters: G'huun looks like a gigantic cross between a slug, a lamprey a tick and a leech.
* MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily: G'huun has rows of teeth ''surrounding his main teeth along the gums''.
* {{Plaguemaster}}: G'huun created the Blood Plague that trolls on Zandalar suffered from, and has used this to corrupt the Loa Hir'eek to his cause.
* RememberTheNewGuy: He was not part of the lore until ''Battle for Azeroth''. Justified as he was locked away by the Titans who wanted to contain their terrible mistake.
* SealedEvilInACan: Sealed in the facility of Uldir by the Titans, but he has been slowly breaking himself free with the help of Ateena and Zul.
* WeakButSkilled: G'huun is weaker even than N'Zoth, but has still been able to start spread his influence across Zandalar, and seeks to consume Azeroth.
* WhiteAndRedAndEerieAllOver: G'huun and its forces make heavy use of this colour scheme; G'huun itself is a sickly maggot-white with a blood-red underbelly and growths on its back. The overall look seems to be inspired by the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydnellum_peckii bleeding tooth fungus]].
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* SpaceIsMagic: Void magic in its purest form (such as that used by Xal'atath, as opposed to the "terrestrial" void magic of the Old Gods) is strongly associated with outer space, with spells that involve wormholes and meteors. It is even called referred to as "Cosmic Void" internally. The Void itself (as in, the realm), if the final part of Aberrus is any indication, looks like a starry night sky with purple nebulae.
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* SpaceIsMagic: Void magic in its purest form (such as that used by Xal'atath, as opposed to the "terrestrial" void magic of the Old Gods) is strongly associated with outer space, with spells that involve wormholes and meteors. It is even called referred to as "Cosmic Void" internally. The Void itself (as in, the realm), if the final part of Aberrus is any indication, looks like a starry night sky with purple nebulae.
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* SpaceIsMagic: Void magic in its purest form (such as that used by Xal'atath, as opposed to the "terrestrial" void magic of the Old Gods) is strongly associated with outer space, with spells that involve wormholes and meteors. It is even called referred to as "Cosmic Void" internally. The Void itself (as in, the realm), if the final part of Aberrus is any indication, looks like a starry night sky with purple nebulae.
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* KlingonPromotion: One questline in Mount Hyjal, where the Adventurer joins the cult to rescue someone who is due to to be sacrificed in one of the cult's rites, suggests this is an accepted method to rise through their ranks.
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* DropTheHammer: The Hammer of Twilight, forged by captive Wildhammer smiths with the power of the Old Gods. It is created at the climax of the Twilight Highlands zone (with the player trying and failing to prevent it from being completed) and he later wields (and [[http://www.wowhead.com/item=63680 drops]]) it in the Bastion of Twilight raid.
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* BossArenaIdiocy: A justified example - he would be unbeatable if not for the Reorigination Drive in the boss room, but since said room is his containment chamber, G'Huun has no choice but to face the [[PlayerCharacter Adventurers]] there.
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** The Void is a force completely separate from Fel and Death. Previously, cosmic Void entities were generally classified as demons in-game and treated as such in lore, but ''Chronicle'' posited them as mortal enemies.
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** The Void is a force completely separate from Fel and Death. Previously, cosmic Void entities were generally classified as demons in-game and treated as such in lore, but ''Chronicle'' posited them as mortal enemies. The Ethereal plotline back in The Burning Crusade hinted at this, but it was assumed that the Void was a faction of voidwalkers rather than a cosmic force.
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* LivingWeapon: Even back when she was a weapon, Xal'atath had a mind of her own, and regularly speaks to the priest who wields her. It is speculated it may even be a fifth Old God that was beaten by the other four and turned into a dagger.
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* LivingWeapon: Even back when she was a weapon, Xal'atath had a mind of her own, and regularly speaks to the priest who wields her. It is speculated it may even be a fifth sixth Old God that was beaten by the other main four and turned into a dagger.
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* MysteriousPast: Though it dates back to the time of the Old Gods' Black Empire, it is emphasized that Xal'atath's origins are not actually known. Theories include it being a claw of Y'Shaarj, or even the remains of a hypothetical fifth Old God.
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* MysteriousPast: Though it dates back to the time of the Old Gods' Black Empire, it is emphasized that Xal'atath's origins are not actually known. Theories include it being a claw of Y'Shaarj, or even the remains of a hypothetical fifth sixth Old God.
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* HumanoidAbomination: After getting a body for herself. While the body is that of a "pleasing" high elf to use Xal'atath's own words, it is ultimately possessed by an EldritchAbomination implied to be on a level just short of or equal to the Old Gods.
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* BodyHorror: There are two variations of this trope with the Void. The corruption of the Old Gods generally causes various organic mutations, such as bony growths, enlarged limbs, or extra eyes, as exemplified by [[https://gamepedia.cursecdn.com/wowpedia/8/8c/Chogall_TCG.jpg Cho'gall]] or [[https://gamepedia.cursecdn.com/wowpedia/2/2f/Ra-den_the_Despoiled.jpg Ra-den]]. Those corrupted by the Void directly will instead have their bodies overtaken by LivingShadow, which will then sprout tentacles, spikes and other unpleasant things -- just take [[https://gamepedia.cursecdn.com/wowpedia/6/67/Zuraal_the_Ascended.jpg?version=121ffdd2f67744cf8671f6160c728424 Zuraal the Ascended]]. Either way, the result is gross and horrifying.
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* BodyHorror: There are two variations of this trope with the Void. The corruption of the Old Gods generally causes various organic mutations, such as bony growths, enlarged limbs, or extra eyes, as exemplified by [[https://gamepedia.cursecdn.com/wowpedia/8/8c/Chogall_TCG.[[https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Chogall_TCG.jpg Cho'gall]] or [[https://gamepedia.cursecdn.com/wowpedia/2/2f/Ra-den_the_Despoiled.[[https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Ra-den_the_Despoiled.jpg Ra-den]]. Those corrupted by the Void directly will instead have their bodies overtaken by LivingShadow, which will then sprout tentacles, spikes and other unpleasant things -- just take [[https://gamepedia.cursecdn.com/wowpedia/6/67/Zuraal_the_Ascended.jpg?version=121ffdd2f67744cf8671f6160c728424 [[https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Zuraal_the_Ascended.jpg Zuraal the Ascended]]. Either way, the result is gross and horrifying.
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* NightmareWeaver: They don’t call this guy the Nightmare Lord for nothing.
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'''[[Characters/WarcraftTheAlliance The Alliance]]:''' [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceStormwind Stormwind (Humans)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceLordaeron Lordaeron (Humans)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceGilneas Gilneas (Humans/Worgen)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceKulTiras Kul Tiras (Humans)]] [[Characters/WarcraftJainaProudmoore (Jaina Proudmoore)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceHumanKingdoms Other Human Kingdoms]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceIronforge Ironforge (Dwarven Clans)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceGnomeregan Gnomeregan (Gnomes)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceQuelThalas Quel'Thalas/Telogrus Rift (High Elves and Void Elves)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceDarnassus Darnassus (Night Elves)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceExodar The Exodar (Draenei)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceTushui Tushui (Pandaren)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceVindicaar Vindicaar (Lightforged Draenei)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceMechagon Mechagon (Mechagnomes)]]\\
'''[[Characters/WarcraftTheHorde The Horde]]:''' [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeOrgrimmar Orgrimmar (Orcs)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeDarkspearTribe The Darkspear Tribe (Trolls)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeThunderBluff Thunder Bluff (Tauren)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeTheForsaken The Forsaken (Undead)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeQuelThalas Quel'Thalas (Blood Elves)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeBilgewaterCartel Bilgewater Cartel (Goblins)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordePandaren Huojin (Pandaren)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeHighmountain Thunder Totem (Highmountain Tauren)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeSuramar Suramar (Nightborne)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeZandalariEmpire Zandalari Empire (Zandalar Trolls)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeVoldunai Voldunai (Vulpera)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeOther Other (non-playable races)]]\\
'''[[Characters/WarcraftTheHorde The Horde]]:''' [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeOrgrimmar Orgrimmar (Orcs)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeDarkspearTribe The Darkspear Tribe (Trolls)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeThunderBluff Thunder Bluff (Tauren)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeTheForsaken The Forsaken (Undead)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeQuelThalas Quel'Thalas (Blood Elves)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeBilgewaterCartel Bilgewater Cartel (Goblins)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordePandaren Huojin (Pandaren)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeHighmountain Thunder Totem (Highmountain Tauren)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeSuramar Suramar (Nightborne)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeZandalariEmpire Zandalari Empire (Zandalar Trolls)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeVoldunai Voldunai (Vulpera)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeOther Other (non-playable races)]]\\
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'''[[Characters/WarcraftTheAlliance The Alliance]]:''' [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceStormwind Stormwind (Humans)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceLordaeron Lordaeron (Humans)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceGilneas Gilneas (Humans/Worgen)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceKulTiras Kul Tiras (Humans)]] [[Characters/WarcraftJainaProudmoore (Jaina Proudmoore)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceHumanKingdoms Other Human Kingdoms]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceIronforge Ironforge (Dwarven Clans)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceGnomeregan Gnomeregan (Gnomes)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceQuelThalas Quel'Thalas/Telogrus Rift (High Elves and Void Elves)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceDarnassus Darnassus (Night Elves)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceExodar The Exodar (Draenei)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceTushui Tushui (Pandaren)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceVindicaar Vindicaar (Lightforged Draenei)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheAllianceMechagon Mechagon (Mechagnomes)]]\\
'''[[Characters/WarcraftTheHorde The Horde]]:''' [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeOrgrimmar Orgrimmar (Orcs)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeDarkspearTribe The Darkspear Tribe (Trolls)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeThunderBluff Thunder Bluff (Tauren)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeTheForsaken The Forsaken (Undead)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeQuelThalas Quel'Thalas (Blood Elves)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeBilgewaterCartel Bilgewater Cartel (Goblins)]] -[[Characters/WarcraftTheHordePandaren Huojin (Pandaren)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeHighmountain Thunder Totem (Highmountain Tauren)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeSuramar Suramar (Nightborne)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeZandalariEmpire Zandalari Empire (Zandalar Trolls)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeVoldunai Voldunai (Vulpera)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeOther Other (non-playable races)]]\\
'''[[Characters/WarcraftTheHorde The Horde]]:''' [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeOrgrimmar Orgrimmar (Orcs)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeDarkspearTribe The Darkspear Tribe (Trolls)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeThunderBluff Thunder Bluff (Tauren)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeTheForsaken The Forsaken (Undead)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeQuelThalas Quel'Thalas (Blood Elves)]] - [[Characters/WarcraftTheHordeBilgewaterCartel Bilgewater Cartel (Goblins)]] -
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* WhyIsntItAttacking: At the conclusion of the Eternal Palace raid, [[spoiler: N'zoth is freed after Azshara is defeated but successfully completes her ritual and shuts down the Titan lock binding him. As the Titan chains binding him are destroyed, N'zoth opens one his eyes and immediately sends a shadowy tendril upwards towards the platform. He pierces the air bubble surrounding the raid and [=NPCs=], and they ready themselves for his attack. However, N'zoth ignores everyone as his tendrils rush past them and towards Azshara's body, picking her up and reviving her, before the tendrils immediately drag her back through the hole and disappears. There's a beat as the [=NPCs=] are still at the ready for N'zoth's retaliation, but he merely gives a single cryptic warning, and then leaves without manifesting further. ]]
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* WhyIsntItAttacking: At the conclusion of the Eternal Palace raid, [[spoiler: N'zoth is freed after Azshara is defeated but successfully completes her ritual and shuts down the Titan lock binding him. As the Titan chains binding him are destroyed, N'zoth opens one of his eyes and immediately sends a shadowy tendril upwards towards the platform. He pierces the air bubble surrounding the raid and [=NPCs=], and they ready themselves for his attack. However, N'zoth ignores everyone as his tendrils rush past them and towards Azshara's body, picking her up and reviving her, before the tendrils immediately drag her back through the hole and disappears. There's a beat as the [=NPCs=] are still at the ready for N'zoth's retaliation, but he merely gives a single cryptic warning, warning [[note]] "All eyes shall be opened." [[/note]], and then leaves without manifesting further. ]]
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Does Not Like Shoes has been renamed and redefined to focus on characters that explicitly or implicitly state a preference for going barefoot. Removing misuse
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* DoesNotLikeShoes / MagicalBarefooter: Azshara has always been barefoot, even before she became a naga.
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* AssholeVictims: The alliance killed a bunch of them to accomplish their goals in the Battle of Dazar'alor. Considering what they've done to the Zandalari for hundreds of years, neither side is going to mourn them.
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: The alliance killed a bunch of them to accomplish their goals in the Battle of Dazar'alor. Considering what they've done to the Zandalari for hundreds of years, neither side is going to mourn them.
