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| − | A '''wolverine''' is a creature similar to a [[badger]] — but they are bigger, stronger, and even more ferocious. A wolverine that takes damage in combat flies into a berserk rage, clawing and biting madly until either it or its opponent is dead. The creature cannot end its rage voluntarily.{{Cite|MGWS|27}} Some druids choose them as their animal companion.<ref name="ReferenceA">{{ref book |author= Arthaus |title= [[World of Warcraft: The Roleplaying Game]] |isbn=9781588467812 |pages=70}}</ref> |
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| + | '''Jaedenar''' is an enclave of the [[Shadow Council]] in [[Felwood]]. The mortal of highest rank at the site is the [[orc]] [[warlock]] [[Fel'dan]]. Jaedenar is named after the [[Eredar]] warlock [[Kil'jaeden]].<ref name="ReferenceA">{{ref book |author= Arthaus |title= [[Warcraft: The Roleplaying Game]] |isbn=9781588460714 |pages=201}}</ref> Together with [[Gul'dan]], he originally founded the [[Shadow Council]] on [[Draenor]]. A [[Nathrezim]] named [[Lord Banehollow]] also exists at the back of Jaedenar and may be the overseer of the hold. |
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| + | The Shadow Council and its warlock agents took up residence in a series of ancient night elf ruins somewhere within Felwood, though no habitable villages were found in the cursed region at the time. They have named this place Jaedenar, after the great demon Kil’jaeden. The Shadow Council purportedly seeks to spread the region’s corruption and evil to the rest of Ashenvale Forest, thereby finishing the legion's dire plans for Kalimdor's destruction.<ref name="ReferenceA"/> It was once a druidic barrow den, but members of the Shadow Council overtook it. Under Kil’jaedan’s hand, the orc warlock Gul’dan founded the Shadow Council to spread dark magic among the orcs. The warlocks murdered the druids sleeping here and renamed the site in honor of Kil’jaedan. Fel’dan, the current leader of the Shadow Council, plans with the dreadlord Banehollow within Shadow Hold, which was once the largest of the barrow dens. Archimonde appointed Banehollow during the Third War and tasked him with the cultivation |
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| − | A wolverine with six limbs and a serpentine tail was one of the guardian [[ancient]]s that fought during the [[War of the Ancients]]. It was only slightly smaller than the bear twins, [[Ursoc]] and [[Ursol]]. His breath came in hungry pants and his massive claws raked the ground causing massive grooves.<ref>{{ref book |author= Knaak, Richard A. |authorlink= Richard A. Knaak |title= [[The Sundering]] |isbn= 978-0-7434-2898-9 |pages=186}}</ref> |
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| + | of a network of fanatical spies who would infiltrate and corrupt the lands of mortals. The majority of the residents here are satyrs, but there are a number of other demons and corrupted mortals residing in the walls of Jaedenar as well.<ref>{{ref book |author= Kiley, Ellen P. |authorlink= Ellen P. Kiley |title=[[Lands of Mystery]] |isbn=9781588467843 |pages=16}}</ref> |
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| + | The central focus of Jaedenar is the corrupted barrow den of [[Shadow Hold]]. |
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| + | == Quests to Get Before Arriving == |
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| + | * {{questlong|Neutral|51|Forces of Jaedenar}} |
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| + | ** {{questlong|Neutral|52|Collection of the Corrupt Water}} |
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| − | *Dire Wolverine |
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| − | A larger variety of wolverine. Some druids choose them as their animal companion.<ref name="ReferenceA"/> |
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| − | The Wolverine Ancient may be connected to the [http://www.wowwiki.com/Wolvar Wolvar], the humanoid wolverine race that appear in [http://www.wowwiki.com/World_of_Warcraft:_Wrath_of_the_Lich_King Wrath of the Lich King]. |
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Jaedenar
Jaedenar is an enclave of the Shadow Council in Felwood. The mortal of highest rank at the site is the orc warlock Fel'dan. Jaedenar is named after the Eredar warlock Kil'jaeden.[1] Together with Gul'dan, he originally founded the Shadow Council on Draenor. A Nathrezim named Lord Banehollow also exists at the back of Jaedenar and may be the overseer of the hold.
The Shadow Council and its warlock agents took up residence in a series of ancient night elf ruins somewhere within Felwood, though no habitable villages were found in the cursed region at the time. They have named this place Jaedenar, after the great demon Kil’jaeden. The Shadow Council purportedly seeks to spread the region’s corruption and evil to the rest of Ashenvale Forest, thereby finishing the legion's dire plans for Kalimdor's destruction.[1] It was once a druidic barrow den, but members of the Shadow Council overtook it. Under Kil’jaedan’s hand, the orc warlock Gul’dan founded the Shadow Council to spread dark magic among the orcs. The warlocks murdered the druids sleeping here and renamed the site in honor of Kil’jaedan. Fel’dan, the current leader of the Shadow Council, plans with the dreadlord Banehollow within Shadow Hold, which was once the largest of the barrow dens. Archimonde appointed Banehollow during the Third War and tasked him with the cultivation of a network of fanatical spies who would infiltrate and corrupt the lands of mortals. The majority of the residents here are satyrs, but there are a number of other demons and corrupted mortals residing in the walls of Jaedenar as well.[2]
The central focus of Jaedenar is the corrupted barrow den of Shadow Hold.
Quests to Get Before Arriving
[51]
References
- ^ a b Arthaus. Warcraft: The Roleplaying Game, 201. ISBN 9781588460714.
- ^ Kiley, Ellen P.. Lands of Mystery, 16. ISBN 9781588467843.
