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| image = Trollmale nopic.jpg<!-- Please do not replace with unnamed troll in 4.1.0 trailer, see [[File talk:Rastakhan4.1Trailer.jpg]] for more info.-->
| faction = Horde
 
| name = Brackenwall Village
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| name = Rastakhan
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| gender = Male
| ss = Brackenwall Village.jpg
 
| caption =
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| race = Jungle troll
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| character = [[Witch doctor]] (RPG)
| type = Village
 
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| affiliation = [[Zandalar tribe]]
| pop = 1,000
 
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| occupation = King of all trolls on Azeroth
| race = {{Race|Ogre|[[Stonemaul clan|Stonemaul ogre]]}}<br />{{Race|Orc}}
 
 
|status = Alive
| leader = [[Mok'Morokk]]
 
| affiliation = [[Horde]]
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|location=[[Zuldazar]]
| loc = Northwestern [[Dustwallow Marsh]]
 
| facilities = yes
 
| inn = yes
 
| mailbox = yes
 
| stables =
 
| anvil = yes
 
|travel = yes
 
| flightpath = yes
 
| status = Active
 
| source = ''[[Lands of Mystery]]'', pg 38
 
 
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'''King Rastakhan''' is king of all [[troll]]s on [[Azeroth (world)|Azeroth]]. He is an ancient and formidable [[witch doctor]] and keeper of troll lore. He is ancient and hoary, but his wire-hard muscles speak to his strength. A string of shrunken heads hangs from his neck, and a [[humanoid]] skull is impaled on his spear. He rules from [[Zuldazar]] on the island of [[Zandalar]]. While he technically is the king of all trolls throughout the world, it is not an entirely accurate description. This is because trolls often have trouble working with each other, despite conferences on Zandalar.<ref name="LoM">''[[Lands of Mystery]]'', pg. 80-82</ref> King Rastakhan is strong, wise, insightful, cunning and visionary. He is a big part of the reason that Zandalar’s influence is again felt in the world, as he is instrumental in organizing the 6-year troll conferences and in sending representatives to work against [[Hakkar the Soulflayer|Hakkar]]. Most other trolls respect him as a powerful and wise leader. Numerous loyal priests and witch doctors assist Rastakhan, and he shows his wisdom in which advice he heeds and which he ignores. Rastakhan is a patient but decisive ruler.<ref name="DF" >''[[Dark Factions]]'', pg. 167</ref>
'''Brackenwall Village''', named for its proximity to the [[Brackenwall]], is a small [[Horde]]-affiliated outpost in northwest [[Dustwallow Marsh]]. It is run and populated mainly by [[ogres]], and its population is approximately a hundred denizens including the wind rider [[wyverns]].
 
   
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Rastakhan, as king of all Azeroth's trolls, rarely enters combat when not accompanied by a host of [[barbarian]]s, [[warrior]]s, [[shaman]]s, [[witch doctor]]s and other support. He prefers to remain out of [[melee]], decimating his foes from a distance with his spells. If he has time to prepare before battle, he doles out [[potion]]s and alchemical concoctions to his [[elite]]: brews to increase their defenses and combat efficiency.<ref name="LoM" />
Brackenwall is the oldest Horde presence in Dustwallow Marsh. It is also the home of the [[Stonemaul]] ogres, who had maintained a village of their own but were driven out by agents of the [[black dragonflight]]. The Stonemaul ogres have remained allied with the Horde since the [[Third War]], when the half-ogre [[Rexxar]] defeated their leader in combat and took command of the tribe. [[Daelin Proudmoore]]’s loyalists harass Brackenwall, but [[Jaina Proudmoore]] keeps her own troops reined in. Most of the Horde members here try to trade with [[Theramore]] peacefully, but there are a few that organize groups to attack travelers.<ref>''[[Lands of Mystery]]'', pg 38</ref>
 
   
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While he is the leader of the [[Zandalar troll]]s, it appears he is only a [[jungle troll]].<ref name="LoM" /><ref name="DF" />
Brackenwall is unique in that it is the only Horde town that isn't of the traditional Horde races. The village was built by the [[Stonemaul]] [[ogres]] after their original village was ruined by the black dragons to the south. The Stonemaul have been allies of the Horde ever since [[Rexxar]] bested their brutal chieftain, [[Kor'gall]], and assumed the title for his own. After the Stonemauls aided in the battle against Admiral Proudmoore's naval fleets, Rexxar handed over leadership of the clan to [[Mok'Morokk]].
 
   
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==Appearence in WoW==
==Features==
 
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He is mentioned indirectly in the titles of a few Zandalar trolls:
* Brackenwall Village contains a flight master and a group of vendors. An inn, along with a mailbox, was included into the village as of patch 2.3
 
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*[[Exzhal]] {{title|Servitor of Rastakhan}}
* {{NPC|Horde|Balai Lok'Wein}} sells the manuals for {{loot|common|Expert First Aid - Under Wraps|Expert First Aid}}, {{loot|common|Manual: Heavy Silk Bandage|Heavy Silk Bandages}} and {{loot|common|Manual: Mageweave Bandage|Mageweave Bandages}}.
 
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*[[Ghaliri]] {{title|Emissary of Rastakhan}}
* Due to its proximity to [[Onyxia's Lair]], this town was often used as a staging ground for Onyxia raids (for Horde players). As of patch 2.3 however, [[Mudsprocket]] is much closer to the dragon's cave and is more suitable for raid rendezvous.
 
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*[[Molthor]] {{title|Hand of Rastakhan}}
* Contains a number of quest givers who give a few quests.
 
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*[[Servant of the Hand]] {{title|Hand of Rastakhan}}
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*[[Surkhan]] {{title|Emissary of Rastakhan}}
   
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{{Speculation}}
== Travel Connections ==
 
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[[File:Rastakhan4.1Trailer.jpg|thumb|left|The Zandalari delegation leader in patch 4.1.0]]
=== Flight ===
 
;{{Horde Icon Small}} [[Orgrimmar]]
 
;{{Horde Icon Small}} [[Thunder Bluff]]
 
;{{Horde Icon Small}} [[The Crossroads]]
 
;{{Neutral Icon Small}} [[Mudsprocket]]
 
;{{Neutral Icon Small}} [[Gadgetzan]]
 
   
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Standing to [[Vol'jin]]'s speech outside of [[Zul'Aman]], he would most likely be the leader of the Zandalari delegation that appears at the meeting of the troll tribes in [[Patch 4.1.0]] trailer.
== Brackenwall Village NPCs ==
 
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* {{RaceIcon|Ogre|Male}}{{NPC|Horde|Overlord Mok'Morokk}}
 
* {{RaceIcon|BloodElf|Male}}{{NPC|Horde|Balandar Brightstar}}
 
* {{RaceIcon|Ogre|Male}}{{NPC|Horde|Do'gol}}
 
* {{RaceIcon|Ogre|Male}}{{NPC|Horde|Draz'Zilb}}
 
* {{RaceIcon|Orc|Male}}{{NPC|Horde|Krog}}
 
* {{RaceIcon|Orc|Male}}{{NPC|Horde|Nazeer Bloodpike}}
 
* {{RaceIcon|Ogre|Male}}{{NPC|Horde|Ogron}} - southeast of Brackenwall Village
 
* {{RaceIcon|Ogre|Male}}{{NPC|Horde|Tharg}}
 
* {{RaceIcon|Ogre|Male}}{{NPC|Neutral|Mudcrush Durtfeet}} - south of Brackenwall Village
 
   
=== Merchants ===
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==Trivia==
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His name is likely based on the words {{Wplink|Rastafari movement|Rasta}}, referencing the Jamaican aspect of Warcraft troll culture, and {{Wplink|Khan (title)|khan}}, a Mongolian word for king.
* {{RaceIcon|Ogre|Male}}{{NPC|Horde|"Little" Logok|Innkeeper}}
 
* {{RaceIcon|Troll|Female}}{{NPC|Horde|Balai Lok'Wein|Potions, Scrolls and Reagents}}
 
* {{RaceIcon|Orc|Male}}{{NPC|Horde|Ghok'kah|Tailoring Supplies}}
 
* {{RaceIcon|Ogre|Male}}{{NPC|Horde|Krak|Armorer}}
 
* {{RaceIcon|Ogre|Male}}{{NPC|Horde|Ogg'marr|Butcher}}
 
* {{RaceIcon|Orc|Female}}{{NPC|Horde|Zanara|Bowyer}}
 
* {{RaceIcon|Ogre|Male}}{{NPC|Horde|Zulrg|Weaponsmith}}
 
 
=== Various Services ===
 
* {{RaceIcon|Orc|Female}}{{NPC|Horde|Shardi|Wind Rider Master}}
 
   
 
==References==
 
==References==
 
{{reflist}}
 
{{reflist}}
   
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[[Category:Jungle trolls]]
{{Dustwallow Marsh}}
 
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[[Category:Zandalar Tribe]]
 
[[Category:Horde towns]]
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[[Category:Lore characters]]
[[Category:Ogre territories]]
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[[Category:Lands of Mystery]]
[[Category:Villages]]
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[[Category:Dark Factions]]
[[fr:Mur-de-Fougères]]
 

Revision as of 14:17, 25 May 2011

Rastakhan
Image of Rastakhan
Gender Male
Race Jungle troll
Class Witch doctor (RPG)
Affiliation(s) Zandalar tribe
Occupation King of all trolls on Azeroth
Location Zuldazar
Status Alive

King Rastakhan is king of all trolls on Azeroth. He is an ancient and formidable witch doctor and keeper of troll lore. He is ancient and hoary, but his wire-hard muscles speak to his strength. A string of shrunken heads hangs from his neck, and a humanoid skull is impaled on his spear. He rules from Zuldazar on the island of Zandalar. While he technically is the king of all trolls throughout the world, it is not an entirely accurate description. This is because trolls often have trouble working with each other, despite conferences on Zandalar.[1] King Rastakhan is strong, wise, insightful, cunning and visionary. He is a big part of the reason that Zandalar’s influence is again felt in the world, as he is instrumental in organizing the 6-year troll conferences and in sending representatives to work against Hakkar. Most other trolls respect him as a powerful and wise leader. Numerous loyal priests and witch doctors assist Rastakhan, and he shows his wisdom in which advice he heeds and which he ignores. Rastakhan is a patient but decisive ruler.[2]

Rastakhan, as king of all Azeroth's trolls, rarely enters combat when not accompanied by a host of barbarians, warriors, shamans, witch doctors and other support. He prefers to remain out of melee, decimating his foes from a distance with his spells. If he has time to prepare before battle, he doles out potions and alchemical concoctions to his elite: brews to increase their defenses and combat efficiency.[1]

While he is the leader of the Zandalar trolls, it appears he is only a jungle troll.[1][2]

Appearence in WoW

He is mentioned indirectly in the titles of a few Zandalar trolls:

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File:Rastakhan4.1Trailer.jpg

The Zandalari delegation leader in patch 4.1.0

Standing to Vol'jin's speech outside of Zul'Aman, he would most likely be the leader of the Zandalari delegation that appears at the meeting of the troll tribes in Patch 4.1.0 trailer.

Trivia

His name is likely based on the words Rasta, referencing the Jamaican aspect of Warcraft troll culture, and khan, a Mongolian word for king.

References

 
  1. ^ a b c Lands of Mystery, pg. 80-82
  2. ^ a b Dark Factions, pg. 167