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This article is an information page for the Shadowmoon Europe realm (server)

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Shadowmoon EU (PvP)
Battlegroup » Cyclone (EN) » RPEarthen Ring PvPRavencrest PvERunetotem PvPShadowmoon PvEShadowsong PvPShattered Hand PvESilvermoon PvPSkullcrusher PvPSpinebreaker PvEStormrage PvPStormreaver PvPStormscale PvETerenas PvEThunderhorn PvETuralyon Shadowmoon was one of the original launch servers. Shadowmoon held the third highest concentration of Russian-speaking players amongst all the European realms. Shadowmoon, along with three other realms that were predominantly populated by Russian players (Molten Core, Warsong and Stonemaul), was closed down shortly after Wrath of the Lich King was officially launched in Europe. Free migrations to the realms of the newly opened Russian server group were offered to the population of the server; those who chose to stay, however, were offered free transfers to chosen European realms. The servers were shut down and are most likely used for the new realms that opened with the launch of the second expansion.^[1]^[2] It's also worth noticing that it was an unprecedented event - since the launch of the original game not a single realm has ever been closed down before. Warcraft Realms Automated KT Guild PvE Progression Rankings Shadowmoon used to be a part of Battlegroup Cyclone (EN) (#Battlegroup3.EU) The server was named after Shadowmoon Clan - an orcish clan, formerly led by the orc shaman Ner'Zhul and the most powerful clan on Draenor prior to the world's destruction.

Shadowmoon EU (PvP)

Shadowmoon was one of the original launch servers. Shadowmoon held the third highest concentration of Russian-speaking players amongst all the European realms.

Shadowmoon, along with three other realms that were predominantly populated by Russian players (Molten Core, Warsong and Stonemaul), was closed down shortly after Wrath of the Lich King was officially launched in Europe. Free migrations to the realms of the newly opened Russian server group were offered to the population of the server; those who chose to stay, however, were offered free transfers to chosen European realms. The servers were shut down and are most likely used for the new realms that opened with the launch of the second expansion.^[1]^[2] It's also worth noticing that it was an unprecedented event - since the launch of the original game not a single realm has ever been closed down before.

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Automated KT Guild PvE Progression Rankings
Shadowmoon used to be a part of Battlegroup Cyclone (EN) (#Battlegroup3.EU)

The server was named after Shadowmoon Clan - an orcish clan, formerly led by the orc shaman Ner'Zhul and the most powerful clan on Draenor prior to the world's destruction.

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Please note that this realm no longer exists. The information is kept for historical purposes and shows the state of things right before Shadowmoon was closed down.