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Shaping of Azeroth
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The old gods rules over Azeroth with their armies of elementals, lead by their lieutenants, the elemental lords Al'akir the tactician of their armies, Ragnaros, Therazane and Neptulon.

Defeat and allegiances within
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After infecting many of the titan's creations with the curse of flesh, the titans arrived to extirpate the Necrophotic parasites, known as the old gods, but killing them would destroy azeroth, so they beat the old god's horrific armies, and sealed them in prisons, however C'thun Managed to avoid imprisionement by feigning death but his wounds took time to heal.

War of the Ancients
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The old gods corrupt deathwing and start his fall from grace.

War of the shifting sands
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Third War and Aftermath
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A Forgotten one and a group of faceless ones attack Arthas and Anubarak while they try to research the frozen throne

World of Warcraft
At this time, very little was known about the Old Gods and their maddened worshippers--practically none on Azeroth were directly aware of the existence of the Old Gods until C'Thun made its ominous presence clearly felt within the depths of Ahn'Qiraj.

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The Burning Crusade: War in Outland
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The Sethek Arakoa tried summon a old god in the outlands but it was successfully thwarted by heroes Harbringer Skyriss a imprisoned prophet of the old gods in the tempest keep

World of Warcraft: The Comic
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Cho'gall rules over the remains off ahn'qiraj and is emmpowered by the old gods, trying to ressurect C'thun while he corrupts the soon to be guardian Med'an

Wrath of the Lich King: War against the Lich King
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Prelude to the Cataclysm
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Cataclysm: Elemental War and Second Sundering
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It is self-evident however that the Old Gods possess worshippers across all the world's peoples and cultures somehow. The Old Gods are imprisoned and asleep deep beneath the earth, but their power is so vast that their maddening, destructive taint seeps from their prisons and appears to tear away at the sanity of an unknown number of Azeroth's inhabitants. To what extent sentient beings can fall under the influence of the Old Gods in this manner is not well understood, but those who hear the Old Whisperings most clearly have joined together in a coalition that is known as the Twilight's Hammer. Most of these cultists and followers have lost every ounce of their sanity and have become completely unpredictable and malefic, and, sometimes, things which are far worse. Through the leadership of the ogre-mage Cho'gall, a powerful servant of C'Thun, the Twilight's Hammer has in recent times become the focal point for mortal worship of the Old Gods, and the cult's influence has since begun to increase alarmingly. Former members of both Alliance and Horde inexplicably flock to its service as if heeding a silent calling, and unrepentantly assist in bringing about the final hour of mortal existence on Azeroth. Large groups of the Twilight's Hammer have been observed to settle at or near sites where they believe the Old Gods or their minions are sealed away; many await C'Thun's awakening in Silithus, while others appear to serve Ragnaros in the Blackrock Depths alongside the Dark Iron dwarves. The largest concentrations of the Twilight's Hammer however are located at Grim Batol and the Bastion of Twilight, within a region of the Eastern Kingdoms that is now referred to as the Twilight Highlands.

In some cases, evil but still sane individuals have been known to deliberately turn to worship of the Old Gods out of spite, when they feel that other, more mainstream powers have mistreated them. Anarchists also sometimes fall to worship of the Old Gods out of a desire to destroy the world; some believe a new, better existence will rise up in the wake of the destruction. In either case, these individuals are deluded or misinformed and any who do manage to make even the barest real contact with the Old Gods go hopelessly and irrevocably insane.

C'Thun created avatars from the silithid in its own image during ages long past. These avatars, known as the qiraji, represent dark and powerful mockeries of life and have served as the Old God's heralds for millenia. Likewise, Yogg-Saron and N'Zoth are closely associated with the entities known only as Faceless Ones, which appear to function as heralds and avatars to these Old Gods as well.

Queen Azshara and the bulk of her Highborne seem to have fallen to, or have struck a pact with, the power of an Old God and have since become the monstrous, serpent-like naga. The naga have been seen in the presence of Faceless Ones in regions as Vashj'ir, suggesting that the darkest fears about the change which has overcome Azshara and many of the Highborne hold true.