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 Ayren
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| Gender | male
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| Race | Blood elf |
| Level | 20-29
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| Class | Paladin |
| Profession(s) | Mining and Blacksmithing |
| Language(s) | Thalassian, Orcish |
| Status | Active |
Ayren is a blood elf paladin played by Aaron of Minneapolis.
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Biography and adventures
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Though Ayren had heard tales of earlier adventurers, he had little interest in adventuring for himself until early last year.
Ayren is mostly a solo adventurer, though he'll occasionally adventure with some guildmates or a pickup group. Once in a while he'll enter a battleground.
Ayren enjoys edged weapons, exploring, and reading. He sets his 
[Hearthstone] near where he's questing.
Talent specs Edit
Ayren's primary specs are Holy and Retribution. He might get dual spec when he can afford it.
Gear Edit
See External links below.
Mounts Edit
Ayren rides a
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[Thalassian Warhorse]
A Warhorse is what it sounds like, a horse for war. They typically have battle oriented gear (armor, spikes, etc.) unlike a normal riding horse.
Paladin mount Edit
At level 20 a paladin can learn 
[Summon Warhorse]/
[Summon Thalassian Warhorse] from a paladin trainer for 1
(90
if friendly). A warhorse is a type of horse and an Apprentice-level mount which increases movement speed by 60%. The Alliance warhorse is white and has a blue and silver livery, the blood elf mount is black and has a red and brass livery. The epic mount for paladins is called a Charger.
Paladins learn Apprentice riding when they learn to summon a warhorse.[citation needed]
Argent Warhorse Edit
Dame Evniki Kapsalis at the Argent Tournament Grounds offers the [Argent Warhorse] to all players that have attained the rank of <Crusader> with the Argent Tournament.
Crusader's Warhorse Edit
Those who complete the Template:Achivement will receive either the [Crusader's White Warhorse] or the [Crusader's Black Warhorse].
Skeletal Warhorse Edit
- [Forsaken Warhorse] or [White Skeletal Warhorse] purchased from Eliza Killian in Argent Tournament Grounds, Icecrown
- [Green Skeletal Warhorse], [Ochre Skeletal Warhorse], or [Purple Skeletal Warhorse] purchased from Zachariah Post in Brill, Tirisfal Glades
- [Red Skeletal Warhorse] (PvP mount) purchased from Raider Bork <War Mount Quartermaster> in Valley of Spirits, Orgrimmar
Warhorse-like Edit
Celestial Steed Edit
The [Celestial Steed], available to all players, is said to be a supernatural warhorse.
Gallery Edit
History Edit
- Patch 2.4.3 changed the level at which a paladin is eligible to learn a warhorse spell from 40 to 30 and patch 3.2.0 changed the level from 30 to level 20.
- Previously, Dwarf and Human Paladins obtained the spell through a quest called The Tome of Nobility. This quest consisted of speaking with Duthorian Rall in Stormwind's Cathedral Square. In Burning Crusade, blood elf paladins obtained their warhorse from Knight-Lord Bloodvalor in Silvermoon's Farstriders' Square. This was changed shortly after the release of Burning Crusade when the spell was added as a learnable spell from the paladin trainer. This was presumably to stop the complaints of paladins getting a free mount.
- Since the mount system revamp in patch 1.12.1, the paladin will obtain Apprentice riding skill upon getting the Summon Warhorse spell from the trainer. Since patch 3.2.0, the spell no longer needs mana to summon the warhorse..
Guild Edit
Ayren was a (not very active) member of 
Midnight Club. He is now guildless.
