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NeutralOld Gods' forces
Old Gods' Forces
Main leader

Old Gods:

Secondary leaders See below
  Formerly See below
Membership Claimed to "Number in the millions" prior to the invasion on Pandaria[1]
Race(s)

Old godOld god Old god
NagaNaga Naga
IconSmall FacelessOneIconSmall FacelessoftheDeepIconSmall FacelessShadoweaver N'raqi

IconSmall MercilessOne Merciless one
ElementalElementalElementalElemental Elemental

AqirAqirAqirAqir Aqir
QirajiQiraji Qiraji
MantidMantid Mantid
Black dragon Black dragonkin
Chromatic dragon Chomatic dragonkin
IconSmall LethonIconSmall EmerissIconSmall DragonNightmare Nightmare dragonkin
Infinite dragon Infinite dragonkin
Twilight dragon Twilight dragonkin
OgreOgre Ogre

IconSmall Gronn Gronn
IconSmall Ettin Ettin
IconSmall Flamewaker Flamewaker
IconSmall DruidoftheFlame MaleIconSmall DruidoftheFlame Female Night elf
HumanHuman Human
OrcOrc Orc
Dark Iron dwarfDark Iron dwarf Dark Iron dwarf
Forest trollForest troll Forest troll
Sand trollSand troll Sandfury troll
Blood trollBlood troll Blood troll
Zandalari trollZandalari troll Zandalari troll
MurlocMurloc Murloc
IconSmall DeepSeaMurloc Deep sea murloc
CentaurCentaur Centaur
VrykulVrykul Vrykul
Tol'vir Tol'vir
IconSmall ObsidianDestroyer Obsidian Destroyer
IconSmall IronDwarf Iron dwarf
IconSmall IronGiant Iron giant
IconSmall IronVrykul Male Iron vrykul
IconSmall Arakkoa Arakkoa
IconSmall Anubisath Anubisath
IconSmall Mechagnome Mechagnome
IconSmall FireGiant Fire giant
IconSmall DireFurbolg Furbolg
IconSmall MercilessOne Merciless one
Satyr Satyr
IconSmall Drogbar Drogbar
IconSmall OldGodLesser Haunt
IconSmall OozeOldGod Ooze

AllianceHorde Races of former members from Alliance and Horde
Capital Ny'alotha †
  Formerly Y'Shaarj's temple city[2]
Other major settlements Ahn'Qiraj, Heart of Fear, Rift of Aln, Nazjatar
  Formerly Ulduar
Base of operations Twilight Citadel, Darkwhisper Gorge, Twilight Realm, Grim Batol, Klaxxi'vess
  Formerly Blackrock Spire, Skywall, Firelands, Stonecore, Neferset City, Zul'Farrak, Blackfathom Deeps
Theater of operations Azeroth, Elemental Plane, Twilight Realm, Outland, Great Dark Beyond
Language(s) Shath'Yar, Nazja, Qiraji, Kalimag, Common, Draconic, Orcish, various others
Affiliation Void lords
Status Active

“It is a small matter to control the mind of the weak... for I bear allegiance to powers untouched by time, unmoved by fate. No force on this world or beyond harbors the strength to bend our knee... not even the mighty Legion!”

Harbinger Skyriss

The forces of the Old Gods, known in ancient times as the Black Empire,[3] are a vaguely united faction of all the entities and organizations that serve the Old Gods. In recent times its members either serve the Old Gods directly or had allied with Deathwing, to achieve their own objectives with the support of the Old Gods.

Although they suffered a crushing defeat long ago at the hands of the Pantheon, and the Old Gods along with most of their minions had been imprisoned, the Old Gods' activities on Azeroth have been steadily increasing, culminating in the Cataclysm, when they launched a major offensive in an attempt to escape their prisons, crush opposition and return to power, until eventually being pushed back by Horde and Alliance forces.

Membership[]

Major members[]

Old Gods' creatures and creations[]

CThunPreHistory

The Black Empire on the young Azeroth. Likely showing C'Thun.

The Old Gods have spawned and favored many creatures throughout the ages for their servitude:

  • IconSmall FacelessOneIconSmall FacelessoftheDeepIconSmall FacelessShadoweaverIconSmall K'thirIconSmall FacelessGeneralIconSmall FacelessGeneral2 N'raqi - A monstrous race that arose from the organic matter that seeped from the Old Gods' blighted forms during the primordial era of Azeroth, commonly known as the faceless ones. They are divided in three major types: regular n'raqi, smaller ones called k'thir, and C'Thraxxi, monstrous warbringers far larger and more resilient than other lesser n'raqi. Erudax, Uul'gyneth, General Vezax and Warlord Zon'ozz are notable C'Thraxxi, while Soggoth the Slitherer is a very huge regular n'raqi.
  • AqirAqirAqirAqir Aqir - Insectoids of incredible resilience and strength sharing the same origin with the n'raqi. After millennia, they evolved into three distinct races: the nerubians of Azjol-Nerub, the qiraji of Ahn'Qiraj, and the mantid of Manti'vess. Armies of the original aqir race still exist today and are loyal to N'Zoth.
  • IconSmall MercilessOne Merciless ones - Aquatic parasitic aberrations that appear with other servants.[4]
  • IconSmall LeviathanIconSmall Leviathan2 Leviathan kraken - Some of them serve the Old Gods, controlled by the Naga. Ozumat is their patriarch.
  • Maw creatures - Beings bound to the Old Gods with a giant maw. Their name may be "forgotten ones".
  • IconSmall Hydra Azerothian hydras - Hydras in Azeroth are found along the coasts of Darkshore, Ashenvale and Dustwallow Marsh, and were also found in Azshara before the Shattering. Some seem to be intelligent and might be the favored pets or servants of the Old Gods. Aku'mai carries within him a small measure of the Old Gods' power.[5] Another notable example is Kai'ju Gahz'rilla.

Twilight's Hammer[]

Twilight Citadel TCG

The Twilight Citadel

The Twilight's Hammer Cult was originally a clan composed of the pale orcs of the planet Draenor founded by the ogre-mage Cho'gall as a destructive cult hell-bent on bringing about the apocalypse. Based in Silithus since the defeat of the Horde during the Second War, in the midst of the cataclysm they have been found recruiting members of both the Alliance and the Horde with doomsayers proclaiming the imminent destruction of the world itself and promising its members glory and power. Other than the Horde and Alliance they have influenced weaker or desperate factions, including the almost extinct sand trolls and the rebellious Dark Iron dwarves. Led by Cho'gall and the Twilight Council, they attempt to claim the Twilight Highlands for the Old Gods who they believe to be the world's true masters, and eventually all of Azeroth itself.[6] More recently with the fall of Cho'gall at the hands of Azeroth's champions Archbishop Benedictus, now dubbing himself the "Twilight Father", and later the "Twilight Prophet", has risen to guide the remains of the cult but eventually he is taken down as well and the clan was been splintered. Some have traveled to the tomb of the heroic titanic watcher Tyr, hidden beneath the Whispering Forest in Tirisfal Glades. There, led by an former Alliance bishop and now traitor, they attempt to resurrect a C'Thrax named Zakajz the Corruptor using Inv knife 1h artifactcthun d 01 [Xal'atath, Blade of the Black Empire]. Another branch was found attacking Deepholm alongside the remnants of the twilight dragonflight, led by Zeryxia, who hears the whispers of Sintharia.

Y'Shaarj's forces[]

The Mantid Empire[]

Living in what is now called Pandaria, the mantid are the oldest inhabitants of the western part of the continent and followers of a dead Old God Y'Shaarj. Throughout countless millennia, they awaited for his return, until his heart was discovered and subsequently revived by Garrosh Hellscream.

N'Zoth's forces[]

Zon'ozz TCG

Warlord Zon'ozz, commander of N'Zoth's ancient armies.

Countless ages ago, N'Zoth's armies waged endless war against the forces of C'Thun and Yogg-Saron. They still serve N'Zoth after millennia have passed.[11]

Deathwing Dragonkin †[]
Deathwing Cataclysm

Deathwing, herald of the Old Gods

Neltharion the Earthwarder[12] was corrupted during the War of the Ancients into the service of the Old Gods with his dragonflight and renamed himself Deathwing.[13] However he suffered wounds too great in the events of the Day of the Dragon and had to retreat into Deepholm to heal himself,[14] where he beat the stone dragons into submission to serve him.[15] In his absence, his mate Sintharia and their children Onyxia and Nefarian took over his dragonflight. With the Cataclysm, Deathwing and his flight returned and resurrected Sinestra and Nefarian as undead, the latter which resurrected his sister Onyxia. Reinforced by Sinestra's creation the Twilight Dragonflight, they allied with the elemental lords Ragnaros of the Firelands and Al'akir of the Skywall, and together with the Twilight's Hammer they work to bring the Hour of Twilight.[10]
Many other dragonkin have been corrupted and changed by the old gods.

The Dark Horde †[]

The Dark Horde is a renegade group of various races made of troops from the Old Horde that managed to avoid capture and reject the leadership of the Horde. Now under the control of Nefarian and the Black Dragonflight, they are based around Blackrock Mountain and have forces from Elwynn Forest to the Wetlands, though they are stronger in the Burning Steppes. The Dark Horde wages war against both the Alliance and the Horde, and used to fight the Dark Iron clan and its master Ragnaros until the return of Deathwing and his alliance with the Elemental Lord of fire.

The Nazjatar Empire[]
Naga Warbringers

The Naga, deep sea servants of the Old Gods

In the end of the War of the Ancients, after the Shattering happened, Queen Azshara and the Highborne tried their best to keep the waters at bay, but struck a pact with a mysterious power that turned them into the reptile Naga.[20] Now as underwater inhabitants in a sunken city they worked their way into shaping a underwater empire, enslaving many aquatic races like murlocs, and taming many beasts like tube wyrms, couatl, dragon turles and snap dragons, with Azshara leading them and against beings like Leviroth and the Kvaldir.[21] The empire's capital city is known as Nazjatar.

Lady-Sira'kess tcg

A Naga sorceress

The Emerald Nightmare[]
Nightmare Ysera

Ysera corrupted by the Nightmare.

Although the Old Gods created the Emerald Nightmare and transformed Xavius, first of the satyrs, into the Nightmare Lord, Xavius was defeated. Now revived, he has rejoined his former allies and spreads the Nightmare in their name.[28] But his true loyalties still remain with the Old Gods.[29]

The Mantid Empire[]

When N'Zoth was freed from his prison, the new queen of the mantid pledged her swarm to the Old God, making raids into the Vale of Eternal Blossoms.

The Cult of the Void[]

The Cult of the Void is a cult of worshipers who covet the gifts of the Void.

Yogg-Saron's forces[]

Ulduar is where Yogg-Saron was sealed, but it wasn't strong enough to stop his influence from spreading over the millenniums, corrupting the Prime-designate Loken,[31] the other Titanic watchers (Frejya, Hodir, Mimiron and Thorim),[32][33] and other titanic constructs, like giants[34] and mechagnomes and their creations.[35] With control over the Forge of Wills, the corrupted Loken started creating a new army like many other's of the titan's creation's (earthen, giants and vrykul) but made of iron instead of stone and empowered by runes.[36] However the Explorers' League together with the Kirin Tor and the Horde mounted an offensive against Yogg-Saron's forces and managed to kill him and save the corrupted watchers, except for Loken which was killed earlier by heroes in the Halls of Lightning, and with the death of the Prime designate, Algalon the observer came to Azeroth to judge its corruption in order to re-originate it.

C'Thun's forces[]

Kingdom of Ahn'Qiraj †[]
Skeram

The Prophet Skeram leading a host of Silithid

Ahn'Qiraj is a fortress city in southern Silithus, and it's the home of the qiraji. They first threatened the world with the War of the Shifting Sands, where they were sealed inside their own fortress city.[42] They tried a new offensive but utterly failed against the Might of Kalimdor, ending with the death of the Twin Emperors, rulers of the qiraji, and with them their master C'thun.[43] Cho'gall and the Twilight Hammer took over Ahn'Qiraj while he mutated, and tried using C'thun's corpse to corrupt the Med'an the soon-to-be Guardian.[44]

G'huun's forces[]

A coalition of disparate factions in Zandalar, spearheaded by the Dark Prophet Zul. The prophet has pledged his allegiance to G'huun, seeking to break the entity out of its prison beneath the titan research facility of Uldir alongside the blood trolls of Nazmir, known as the children of G'huun.

  • IconSmall FacelessGeneral2 Mythrax is a C'Thrax that descended upon Zandalar in the past, but was defeated by the loa Sethraliss. His objective was to destroy the titan discs serving as seals of G'huun's prison. He was later resurrected by General Jakra'zet, and Mythrax retreated towards Uldir to await further orders from G'huun.
  • IconSmall Zul Zul is the leader of the Atal'zul faction, spearheading efforts across the entirety of Zandalar to free his master.
    • IconSmall Yazma Yazma is a former priestess of Shadra whose power she had stolen, serving as Zul's lieutenant. She works to maintain control over the tombs of Atal'Dazar.
    • IconSmall Sul General Jakra'zet is a Sandfury troll that rise to prominence in the Zanchuli Council before Zul's coup, using his position to scheme alongside the sethrak Emperor Korthek to resurrect Mythrax the Unraveler.
  • IconSmall BloodTroll Female Ateena is the matriarch of the blood troll tribes in Nazmir.
  • IconSmall Sethrak Emperor Korthek is the leader of the Faithless, a faction of sethrak who had betrayed the loa Sethraliss and decided to revive Mythrax.

Infinite dragonflight[]

Infinite dragon Infinite dragon - The meddlesome force focused on destroying the true timeway. They are helping the Old Gods to bring about the Hour of Twilight,[51] though their reasons for doing so are not entirely clear.

The Firelands minions of Ragnaros[]

Chronicle Titan-forged v Elemental Lords

The Elemental Lords, lieutenants of the Old Gods

Ragnaros allied with Deathwing when he was promised to burn Azeroth together with his minions. Without Therazane or Neptulon interfering, he decided to start with the world tree of Nordrassil with the support of the Twilight Hammer,[10] prompting the druids of the Cenarion Circle and the Ancient Guardians to oppose him. He was beaten back to the Firelands by Cenarius, Hamuul and Malfurion,[52] and after some days of preparations, the druids are prepared to invade the Firelands and kill Ragnaros forever.[53]

The Skywall minions of Al'Akir[]

Free from the imprisonment of the Skywall, Al'Akir and his air elementals joined forces with Deathwing in an attempt to obtain the re-origination device the titans left in Uldum. To fight the Tol'vir, his ancient enemies, he called the support of the Conclave of Wind and Skywall's many denizens.[56]

The Necrodark †[]

Beyond Azeroth[]

More Old Gods exist beyond those four known on Azeroth, but it takes significant power to summon them.[49] Their influence can be seen mostly in Outland.

Former Members[]

IconSmall WaterLordIconSmall RevenantWaterIconSmall Water The Abyssal Maw servants of Neptulon[]

  • Abyssal Maw is their realm.
  • Elemental Lord is IconSmall Neptulon Neptulon.
  • Neptulon was attacked by the naga backed by n'raqi in a attempt to conquer his realm. After a confrontation with Lady Nazjar and Ozumat he was beaten back to the Abyssal Maw, at which point heroes attempted to rescue him,[63] but ultimately failed as Neptulon was quickly taken away by Ozumat.

IconSmall EarthLordIconSmall RevenantEarthIconSmall Earth The Deepholm followers of Therazane[]

Possible allies[]

Former allies[]

Leadership[]

Known Old Gods[]

Yogg-Saron Dungeon Companion

Yogg-Saron, the Old God of Death

Secondary leaders[]

IconSmall BloodTroll Female Ateena †
IconSmall FacelessGeneral2 Mythrax †
IconSmall Zul Zul †
IconSmall K'thir Lord Stormsong †
IconSmall Xavius Xavius †
IconSmall Deathwing Deathwing †

Chogall TCG

Cho'gall, mortal follower of the Old Gods and leader of the Twilight's Hammer

IconSmall OldCho'gallIconSmall Cho'gall Cho'gall †

IconSmall FireLord Ragnaros †

IconSmall FacelessGeneral General Vezax †
IconSmall FacelessGeneral Warlord Zon'ozz †
IconSmall AirLord Al'Akir †
IconSmall Titan Male Loken †

IconSmall QirajiEmperor Vek'nilash †
IconSmall QirajiEmperor Vek'lor †
IconSmall Murozond Murozond †

IconSmall MantidIconSmall MantidVizier Paragons of the Klaxxi †

Former leaders[]

IconSmall AzsharaQ Azshara
IconSmall WaterLord Neptulon

IconSmall EarthLord Therazane

IconSmall Thunderaan2 Prince Thunderaan

Status of the factions[]

Known major factions[]

Faction Pre-titanic Azeroth Titanic ordering of Azeroth Post-titanic Azeroth to the War of the Ancients Post-WotA and Before Dark Portal After Dark Portal to the invasion of Outland War against the Lich King to the War Against the Nightmare Cataclysm to the third invasion Fourth War to war against the Primalists Current status
Yogg-Saron's forces Already existed; fighting against N'Zoth's forces. Afterwards established conjointly with other Old Gods the Black Empire. Defeated and imprisoned by the Pantheon. Still imprisoned, seeking freedom. Expanding their influence, boosted by Loken's betrayal. Silent. Seeking freedom; caused an uprising to escape imprisonment, but the plan was foiled when Loken and his iron army got defeated by heroes. Seeking resurgence. Silent. Defeated.
N'Zoth's forces Already existed; fighting against C'Thun's forces and Yogg-Saron's forces. Afterwards established conjointly with other Old Gods the Black Empire. Defeated and imprisoned by the Pantheon. Still imprisoned seeking freedom; helped to corrupt Neltharion into Deathwing. Expanding their influence, boosted by the creation of the Empire of Nazjatar. The naga emerged to the surface. Became a large threat for Azeroth through the Emerald Nightmare. Defeated afterwards. Resurfaced at large scales, declaring war to bring the Hour of Twilight, but defeated; Deathwing was killed, his mortal followers repelled, other servant organizations like Dark Horde and both Chromatic and Twilight dragonflights defeated as well. Freed N'Zoth and tried to completely transform Azeroth into the Black Empire, but was defeated; N'Zoth and Ny'alotha were destroyed. Defeated.
C'Thun's forces Already existed; fighting against N'Zoth's forces. Afterwards established conjointly with other Old Gods the Black Empire. Defeated and heavily weakened by the Pantheon. Trying to recover. Partially recovered, but sealed into the Scarab wall. Resurfaced declaring war, menacing Kalimdor and Azeroth as a whole but defeated by the Might of Kalimdor coalition. Ahn'Qiraj turned to a fallen kingdom. The Twilight's Hammer made Ahn'Qiraj as their base of operations seeking Med'an and his powers to resurrect an inanimate C'Thun, but they and their leader were defeated by the New Council of Tirisfal. Weakened/Demi-Active. Silent. Defeated.
Y'Shaarj's forces Already existed; unknown initial previous status. Established conjointly with other Old Gods the Black Empire. Defeated, beheaded, and heavily weakened shortly after; Y'Shaarj was effectively killed by Aman'Thul, cursing the land with sha, but the mantid and their empire were still loyal to him. The mantid waged many discontinuous wars against the mogu during the Age of a Hundred Kings. Silent, isolated by the effect of the Pandarian mists. Still silent. Still silent. The mantid allied with the True Horde to symbol their loyalty to Y'Shaarj's heart. The mantid joined N'Zoth's forces. Unknown.
G'huun's forces - G'huun was created by the titans for experimental purposes and sealed in Uldir. Silent. Blood trolls began to worship G'huun. Silent. Still silent. Blood trolls began assaulting Zuldazar. Attacked Zandalar Empire and freed G'huun, but was defeated; G'huun was destroyed. Defeated.

Affiliated members[]

Faction Titanic ordering of Azeroth Post-titanic Azeroth until War of the Ancients Post-WotA and Before Dark Portal After Dark Portal and before WoW Ahn'Qiraj War to War Against the Nightmare Cataclysm to war in Draenor Third invasion of the Burning Legion Fourth War to war against the Primalists Unknown future Current status
Black dragonflight - Created but corrupted by the Old Gods and joins N'Zoth's forces - - - Defeated, corrupt side destroyed - Restored uncorrupt and defected - Rejoined the other original dragonflights
Empire of Nazjatar - - Created, joined N'Zoth, but remained silent Finally emerged to surface - Defeated, still active - Defeated again - Unknown
Emerald Nightmare - - - - Created, turned on a serious threat to Azeroth but defeated and sealed - Broke the seal, but defeated again - - Defeated
Kingdom of Ahn'Qiraj - Created and joined C'Thun's forces Imprisoned Still imprisoned, seeking freeedom Defeated and destroyed - - - - Fallen
Twilight's Hammer - - - - Operative Defeated, repelled and nearly destroyed - - - Weakened, defeated and repelled
Iron army - Created - - Defeated, defects Yogg-Saron - Many members restored, rejoins the Keepers - - Restored
Infinite Dragonflight - - - - - Rescued Garrosh from his trial in Pandaria - - Created Unknown
Deepholm - Defected after defeat - - - - Rejoined Azeroth against the Burning Legion - - Healthy
Firelands - Defected after defeat Rejoined after the WotTH - - - Defected, rejoined Azeroth against the Burning Legion - - Healthy
Skywall - Defected after defeat - - - Rejoined Defected, rejoined Azeroth against the Burning Legion - - Healthy
Abyssal Maw - Defected after defeat - - - - Rejoined Azeroth against the Burning Legion - - Healthy

Notes and trivia[]

  • Even though the sha are fragments of Y'Shaarj's power, they are aimless, not affiliated to the Old Gods' forces.
  • Shapeless were concepted as the "Play-Doh of the Old Gods" for Cataclysm but were eventually cut.

Gallery[]

References[]

 
  1. ^ Karsh Steelbender quotes
  2. ^ World of Warcraft: Chronicle Volume 1, pg. 29 - 37
  3. ^ Chris Metzen, Mists of Pandaria launch party, 2012
  4. ^ Mindbender Ghur'sha
  5. ^ Aku'mai the Devourer#Adventure Guide
  6. ^ The Shattering: Prelude to Cataclysm
  7. ^ B [30-35] Ogres & Ettins
  8. ^ B [30-35] Skullcrusher the Mountain
  9. ^ B [80D] Water They Up To?
  10. ^ a b c d e f Encounter Journal
  11. ^ Warlord Zon'ozz#Adventure Guide
  12. ^ The History of Warcraft - Chapter I: Mythos, pg 4 (dead link)
  13. ^ The History of Warcraft - Chapter I: Mythos, pg 6 (dead link)
  14. ^ Dungeon: Stonecore
  15. ^ N [30-35] Don't. Stop. Moving.
  16. ^ Blackrock Spire
  17. ^ A [7-30] They've Wised Up...
  18. ^ A [7-30] The Dark Tower
  19. ^ Burning demon mobs in Blackrock Spire
  20. ^ Warcraft Encyclopedia: Naga
  21. ^ N [10-30] The Emissary
  22. ^ The Sundering of the World
  23. ^ Naga sea witch unit
  24. ^ N [30-35] Slave Labor
  25. ^ N [15-30] Atrocities
  26. ^ Lady Naz'jar fight in Throne of Tides
  27. ^ Naga faction in Warcraft III
  28. ^ World of Warcraft: Legion
  29. ^ Emerald Nightmare raid: Malfurion Stormrage yells: No doubt Xavius and his ancient master delight that so much of our attention goes to fighting the Legion. Their insidious shadow seeps into our world, distracting us with whispers and doubts.
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  31. ^ a b Dungeons - Ulduar
  32. ^ a b N [25-30] The Reckoning
  33. ^ a b A [25-30] Fate of the Titans
  34. ^ a b c N [25-30] Mending Fences
  35. ^ a b N [25-30] Slaves of the Stormforged
  36. ^ http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.html?topicId=25626575587&sid=1
  37. ^ a b c Underdev/Ulduar Bosstiary
  38. ^ N [20-30D] Diametrically Opposed
  39. ^ a b Brann's comments when Sjonnir The Ironshaper is slain
  40. ^ N [25-30] Facing the Storm
  41. ^ B [15-30G3] Ursoc, the Bear God
  42. ^ a b Prophecy of C'Thun
  43. ^ N [30R] C'Thun's Legacy
  44. ^ World of Warcraft: The Comic, Hard Choices
  45. ^ Twin Emperors
  46. ^ Inv staff 01 [Staff of the Qiraji Prophets]
  47. ^ Monsters of Ahn'Qiraj - Anubisath
  48. ^ Monsters of Ahn'Qiraj - Obsidian Destroyer
  49. ^ a b c Ask CDev 1
  50. ^ N [60G] The Calling
  51. ^ Golden, Christie. Thrall: Twilight of the Aspects. 
  52. ^ N [30-35] The Firelord
  53. ^ 4.2 preview
  54. ^ Firelands (instance)
  55. ^ Molten Front
  56. ^ Raid: Throne of the Four Winds
  57. ^ Vortex Pinnacle
  58. ^ Throne of the Four Winds
  59. ^ B [15-30] Go Blow that Horn
  60. ^ N [30-35] Traitors!
  61. ^ H [56] ... and a Batch of Ooze
  62. ^ N [70D] Harbinger of Doom
  63. ^ Dungeon: Throne of the Tides
  64. ^ N [30-35] Deepholm, Realm of Earth
  65. ^ Diamant the Patient in Deepholm
  66. ^ N [30-35] Audience with the Stonemother
  67. ^ N [30-35] The Stone Throne
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