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'''World of Warcraft: Ashbringer''' is a mini-series from the ComicBook/WorldOfWarcraftComic series which set in Creator/BlizzardEntertainment's ''VideoGame/{{Warcraft}}'' universe and released monthly in a standard western comic format. It is written by Micky Neilson. Art by Ludo Lullabi along with Tony Washington. The covers are by Chris Robinson, Ludo Lullabi, and Tony Washington The series consists of four issues and chronicles the history of the fictional sword known as Ashbringer.
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'''World of Warcraft: Ashbringer''' is a mini-series from the ComicBook/WorldOfWarcraftComic series which set in BlizzardEntertainment's ''VideoGame/{{Warcraft}}'' universe and released monthly in a standard western comic format. It is written by Micky Neilson. Art by Ludo Lullabi along with Tony Washington. The covers are by Chris Robinson, Ludo Lullabi, and Tony Washington The series consists of four issues and chronicles the history of the fictional sword known as Ashbringer.
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'''World of Warcraft: Ashbringer''' is a mini-series from the ComicBook/WorldOfWarcraftComic series which set in BlizzardEntertainment's Creator/BlizzardEntertainment's ''VideoGame/{{Warcraft}}'' universe and released monthly in a standard western comic format. It is written by Micky Neilson. Art by Ludo Lullabi along with Tony Washington. The covers are by Chris Robinson, Ludo Lullabi, and Tony Washington The series consists of four issues and chronicles the history of the fictional sword known as Ashbringer.
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'''World of Warcraft: Ashbringer''' is a mini-series from the WorldOfWarcraftComic series which set in BlizzardEntertainment's ''{{Warcraft}}'' universe and released monthly in a standard western comic format. It is written by Micky Neilson. Art by Ludo Lullabi along with Tony Washington. The covers are by Chris Robinson, Ludo Lullabi, and Tony Washington The series consists of four issues and chronicles the history of the fictional sword known as Ashbringer.
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'''World of Warcraft: Ashbringer''' is a mini-series from the WorldOfWarcraftComic ComicBook/WorldOfWarcraftComic series which set in BlizzardEntertainment's ''{{Warcraft}}'' ''VideoGame/{{Warcraft}}'' universe and released monthly in a standard western comic format. It is written by Micky Neilson. Art by Ludo Lullabi along with Tony Washington. The covers are by Chris Robinson, Ludo Lullabi, and Tony Washington The series consists of four issues and chronicles the history of the fictional sword known as Ashbringer.
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* {{Retcon}}: Tons. One of the chief retcons is Sally Whitemane survives the events of WOW due to [[spoiler: Darion not killing her in this comic as she would be in the fulfillment of the Ashbringer quests in World of Warcraft.]]''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft.'']]
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'''World of Warcraft: Ashbringer''' is a mini-series from the WorldOfWarcraftComic series which set in BlizzardEntertainment's ''{{Warcraft}}'' universe and released monthly in a standard western comic format. It is written by Micky Neilson. Art by Ludo Lullabi along with Tony Washington. The covers are by Chris Robinson, Ludo Lullabi, and Tony Washington The series consists of four issues and chronicles the history of the fictional sword known as Ashbringer.
It is part of the WarcraftExpandedUniverse.
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!!The series contains examples of:
* AchillesInHisTent: Tirion Fordring.
* AllThereInTheManual: This is a strange reversal as much of the story loses its impact unless you know who the characters are from the video game.
* CainAndAbel: Renault and Darion. Ironically, Darion doesn't know it.
* {{Cameo}}: Argent Officer Pureheart is the "other" female in the Order of the Silver Hand but is never identified by name.
* CoolSword: The titular Ashbringer.
* TheFaceless: [[spoiler: Castillian.]]
* {{Fanservice}}: The point of the entire thing.
* FantasticRacism: Something that cripples the Scarlet Crusade.
* ForegoneConclusion: This is an adaptation of the Ashbringer story to Warcraft.
* FateWorseThanDeath: The punishment for [[spoiler: Alexandros Mograine]] and [[spoiler: his son Darion.]]
** Dathrohan [[spoiler: is viewed as an insanely evil Knight Templar when the book reveals that he died before he did anything questionable. It was all Balnazzar's doing.]]
* GrandTheftMe: [[spoiler: Dathrohan.]]
* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler: Darion Morgraine makes one to free his father's soul from Ashbringer. However, it causes him to take his father's place.]]
* KnightTemplar: The fanatical Scarlet Crusade is pretty much a direct analogue to the Knights Templars, except they fight Undead.
* KnightTemplarParent: Brigitte Abbendis' father. Unfortunately, she's not much better.
* LastWords: Alexandros Mograine gets some.
** Specifically, it's a DyingCurse with DramaticIrony. [[spoiler: He informs Renault that he was wrong about his son. Specifically, he was wrong that his son was anything like him. Renault, who murdered his father for his lack of approval thus goes insane for the fact that he was actually the son that his father thought was the most capable and strong willed.]]
* LawfulStupid: High General Abbendis, both of them, shoot down any plan that begins with "Allying with the other races."
* TheMole: [[spoiler: Castillian]], although it is pretty obvious, and at least one character suspects it.
* MsFanservice: Sally Whitemane exemplifies this trope. In a order of otherwise straight Knight Templars, she's walking sex.
* RedshirtArmy: Darion's Argent Dawn companions infiltrating Naxxramas pretty much only exist to be killed.
* {{Retcon}}: Tons. One of the chief retcons is Sally Whitemane survives the events of WOW due to [[spoiler: Darion not killing her in this comic as she would be in the fulfillment of the Ashbringer quests in World of Warcraft.]]
** Darion takes over the role of the player character in pursuing many of these events.
* {{Satan}}: Balnazzar's role in the comic.
* SelfMadeOrphan: The young [[spoiler: Renault Mograine]] becomes this at the urging of the hideous [[spoiler: Balnazaar]].
** [[spoiler: Renault's dad gets him back for it.]]
* {{Stripperific}}: Whitemane's outfit. It WORKS on her.
* TraumaCongaLine: Poor, ''poor'' Darion...[[spoiler:But he got he gets turned Death Knight, but snaps out of it with the help of his Dad's spirit, he goes on to form the Knights of the Ebon Blade and plays a key part in defeating the Lich King. This has the happy side effect of shattering Frostmourne, releasing the souls of thousands (Along with Daddy's), which, while not making up for everything. It at LEAST gives him something to hold onto. He may have been dragged into Darkness, but he helped bring Light to the world! Oh, and he still gets some pretty bad-ass Death Knight powers]]
* TheUnfavorite: Renault's motivation for turning evil.
** At least partly his own fault. Yes, Renault. Your father is having a meeting with other high ranking people. Yes, the opinion of teenager matters less than opinion of a general or a high priest. Drop the IdiotBall.
* TheVirus: The plague of undeath sweeping the land.
* VoiceOfTheLegion: For a comic, they really did a good job with Kel'Thuzad's voice. Twisted SpeechBubbles with a black/red background, white borders and text, and a shadow effect really lets you know that he isn't one of the good guys.
* WellDoneSonGuy: Renault Mograine wants his father's approval. In the end, [[spoiler: he turns to the figure of Balnazzar possessing Dathrohan's corpse for approval and is convinced to murder his own father.]] Oh, and then [[spoiler:he finds out he ''had'' Dad's approval, he just thought it was so obvious he didn't need to say it.]]
* WellIntentionedExtremist: The Scarlet Crusade exemplifies this trope. [[spoiler:It turns out, however, that only the lower-ranking operatives are, as some of the higher-ranking ones, including Dathrothan himself, are demons in disguise, and want to destroy the Scourge for being enemies of the Burning Legion]].
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'''World of Warcraft: Ashbringer''' is a mini-series from the WorldOfWarcraftComic series which set in BlizzardEntertainment's ''{{Warcraft}}'' universe and released monthly in a standard western comic format. It is written by Micky Neilson. Art by Ludo Lullabi along with Tony Washington. The covers are by Chris Robinson, Ludo Lullabi, and Tony Washington The series consists of four issues and chronicles the history of the fictional sword known as Ashbringer.
It is part of the WarcraftExpandedUniverse.
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!!The series contains examples of:
* AchillesInHisTent: Tirion Fordring.
* AllThereInTheManual: This is a strange reversal as much of the story loses its impact unless you know who the characters are from the video game.
* CainAndAbel: Renault and Darion. Ironically, Darion doesn't know it.
* {{Cameo}}: Argent Officer Pureheart is the "other" female in the Order of the Silver Hand but is never identified by name.
* CoolSword: The titular Ashbringer.
* TheFaceless: [[spoiler: Castillian.]]
* {{Fanservice}}: The point of the entire thing.
* FantasticRacism: Something that cripples the Scarlet Crusade.
* ForegoneConclusion: This is an adaptation of the Ashbringer story to Warcraft.
* FateWorseThanDeath: The punishment for [[spoiler: Alexandros Mograine]] and [[spoiler: his son Darion.]]
** Dathrohan [[spoiler: is viewed as an insanely evil Knight Templar when the book reveals that he died before he did anything questionable. It was all Balnazzar's doing.]]
* GrandTheftMe: [[spoiler: Dathrohan.]]
* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler: Darion Morgraine makes one to free his father's soul from Ashbringer. However, it causes him to take his father's place.]]
* KnightTemplar: The fanatical Scarlet Crusade is pretty much a direct analogue to the Knights Templars, except they fight Undead.
* KnightTemplarParent: Brigitte Abbendis' father. Unfortunately, she's not much better.
* LastWords: Alexandros Mograine gets some.
** Specifically, it's a DyingCurse with DramaticIrony. [[spoiler: He informs Renault that he was wrong about his son. Specifically, he was wrong that his son was anything like him. Renault, who murdered his father for his lack of approval thus goes insane for the fact that he was actually the son that his father thought was the most capable and strong willed.]]
* LawfulStupid: High General Abbendis, both of them, shoot down any plan that begins with "Allying with the other races."
* TheMole: [[spoiler: Castillian]], although it is pretty obvious, and at least one character suspects it.
* MsFanservice: Sally Whitemane exemplifies this trope. In a order of otherwise straight Knight Templars, she's walking sex.
* RedshirtArmy: Darion's Argent Dawn companions infiltrating Naxxramas pretty much only exist to be killed.
* {{Retcon}}: Tons. One of the chief retcons is Sally Whitemane survives the events of WOW due to [[spoiler: Darion not killing her in this comic as she would be in the fulfillment of the Ashbringer quests in World of Warcraft.]]
** Darion takes over the role of the player character in pursuing many of these events.
* {{Satan}}: Balnazzar's role in the comic.
* SelfMadeOrphan: The young [[spoiler: Renault Mograine]] becomes this at the urging of the hideous [[spoiler: Balnazaar]].
** [[spoiler: Renault's dad gets him back for it.]]
* {{Stripperific}}: Whitemane's outfit. It WORKS on her.
* TraumaCongaLine: Poor, ''poor'' Darion...[[spoiler:But he got he gets turned Death Knight, but snaps out of it with the help of his Dad's spirit, he goes on to form the Knights of the Ebon Blade and plays a key part in defeating the Lich King. This has the happy side effect of shattering Frostmourne, releasing the souls of thousands (Along with Daddy's), which, while not making up for everything. It at LEAST gives him something to hold onto. He may have been dragged into Darkness, but he helped bring Light to the world! Oh, and he still gets some pretty bad-ass Death Knight powers]]
* TheUnfavorite: Renault's motivation for turning evil.
** At least partly his own fault. Yes, Renault. Your father is having a meeting with other high ranking people. Yes, the opinion of teenager matters less than opinion of a general or a high priest. Drop the IdiotBall.
* TheVirus: The plague of undeath sweeping the land.
* VoiceOfTheLegion: For a comic, they really did a good job with Kel'Thuzad's voice. Twisted SpeechBubbles with a black/red background, white borders and text, and a shadow effect really lets you know that he isn't one of the good guys.
* WellDoneSonGuy: Renault Mograine wants his father's approval. In the end, [[spoiler: he turns to the figure of Balnazzar possessing Dathrohan's corpse for approval and is convinced to murder his own father.]] Oh, and then [[spoiler:he finds out he ''had'' Dad's approval, he just thought it was so obvious he didn't need to say it.]]
* WellIntentionedExtremist: The Scarlet Crusade exemplifies this trope. [[spoiler:It turns out, however, that only the lower-ranking operatives are, as some of the higher-ranking ones, including Dathrothan himself, are demons in disguise, and want to destroy the Scourge for being enemies of the Burning Legion]].
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