Now this land abandoned by the gods is controlled by the night elves' former guardian and power-mad betrayer, Lord Illidan Stormfury. Integrating the blood elves led by Prince Kael'thas Sunstrider and the naga led by Lady Vashki, Lord Illidan had a firm grip on Outland and its portals. The Burning Legion also set its sights on the Outer Worlds, trying to reach countless unwarred worlds through portals. If the demons' plan succeeds, no refuge will survive their nihilistic crusade. (Well, the so-called righteous name.) In addition, the demon lord Kil'jaeden has not forgotten Illidan's failure in the task of destroying the Lich King. Although Illidan still controls the powerful Black Temple (Black Temple, probably a copy), and is well prepared for the return of the Burning Legion. He and his allies are fighting to ensure that all portals in Outland remain sealed. (It is estimated that there will be a world-class battle...if Lord Illidan can personally fight against the demons...if we can fight for Lord Illidan...) Even so, Illidan's troops are not the only ones in Outland. Many forces also roam this land. Most of the remnants of the draenei joined the Broken, destroying the original shell of themselves. (Which is to say ugly.) After giving up the Light, these Broken fought for their sanity and their lives. In addition, there is one thing that scares even Chief Thrall. The orcs in this land regained their power and embraced the new demons as the source of their corruption and strength. A recent detachment of fallen orcs (fel orcs) emerged from Hellfire Citadel, the orcs' home base during the First and Second Wars. Although these brutal orcs make no secret of their presence, the source of their corrupting power remains lurking in the shadows. Stormwind Keep (Okay, I hate the name "Tepist Keep") With the help of the planar castle - Stormwind Keep, the Naaru have also recently arrived in Outland. These beings of pure energy recognized the strategic importance of this shattered wasteland and vowed to defeat their old enemy, the Burning Legion, at all costs. While most of the Naaru were out exploring the continent, Prince Kael'thas seized the opportunity to attack. (Bad guys!) The blood elves stormed the fortress, defeated the automatic defense system (!) and took control of the outlying satellite buildings of the fortress (!!). Kael'thas has been able to skillfully operate the technologies of these other worlds (...) and use them to control the chaotic attribute power of Netherstorm (which should be a specialty of Outland, guessing it is similar to Camp; C's storm). Even if Illidan did his best to ensure that all portals were closed, the Horde and Alliance had long foreseen the role Outland would play in future confrontations and future threats between the two sides. The residents of Azeroth are not only preparing to fight each other, but also facing the inevitable impact of the Burning Legion. To this end, both the Alliance and the Horde have recruited new allies. Two brave races stepped forward and answered the call. The blood elves gathered their compatriots who had been scattered after the natural disaster invaded Quel'Thalas, preparing to return to the country, and temporarily joined the tribe with rich resources and magic addiction; at the same time, they once peacefully fought against the orcs under the shamanism The draenei joined the Alliance with a desire for revenge, "in order to defeat the Burning Legion." The Journey of the Draenei (Sea of ??Stars!) A long time ago, a long time ago... In the world of Argus ("The Golden Fleece"), the glorious and magically gifted Eredar civilization attracted attracted the attention of Sargeras, the Destroyer of Worlds. Sargeras used his unspeakable power to offer a deal to the eredar's triumvirate - Kil'jaeden, Archimonde, and Velen - in exchange for unquestioned loyalty. A disturbing vision soon approached Velen, who saw the eredar transform into terrifying demons—the first sentient beings of the Burning Legion. members (sentient members... Khan, puzzled), and become huge in the future, destroying all life.Ignoring Velen's warnings, Kil'jaeden and Archimonde decided to accept the deal. Velen was disappointed with his former friends and begged for help. Soon the compassionate Naaru brought him surprise and relief. These energy bodies, like Velen, foreshadowed the formation of the Burning Legion. (Yes, Eredar is Archimonde... look at the file name of this image.) Naaru suggested that Velen and the other followers enter the Sanctuary. Velen quietly summoned all the trusted eredar who followed him, naming themselves draenei, "self-exiles." When Sargeras returned to the world of Argus and turned willing eredar into demons, the draenei narrowly escaped their former home. Enraged, Kil'jaeden vowed to pursue Velen to the ends of the earth. (End of creation...how to explain?) When the Burning Legion chased the draenei all over the world, no, all over the universe, Naaru taught the exiles the way of the Holy Light. (Shameless to take advantage of others' danger!) The draenei were deeply moved and vowed to defend the glory of the Holy Light and the ideals of Naaru. (Brainwashing, despicable!) (Well, long live communism!) Some time later, the Draenei settled in a distant world and met the indigenous people here, the orcs under shamanism. The draenei named their new home Draenor, "The Exiles' Refuge." (Why did the orcs get that name?) As Kil'jaeden continued his hunt, he discovered this paradise and its gullible inhabitants. Together with the shaman Ner'zhul, the demon lord successfully began to corrupt the orcs. When Ner'zhul refused to serve as the Legion's spokesman, Kil'jaeden turned to his apprentice. Gul'dan easily drove the orcs into a bloodthirsty frenzy, and the newly formed Horde began slaughtering the unprepared draenei. The Orcs' campaign is brutally effective. More than 80% of the draenei died in the war, and only a few survived, including Velen. (Draenei seem to have the same lifespan as elves.) Orcs invaded Azeroth through Medivh's Dark Portal. A few years later, the Second War ended, and the portal opened by Ner'zhul tore the continent apart. (Then the Draenei and the Lick King should also have a mortal feud.) Recently Velen and the remaining draenei survivors gained control of one of Tempest Keep's satellite structures and used it to escape to Azeroth. Now they search for allies in their never-ending battle against the Burning Crusade. Recently Velen and the remaining draenei survivors captured and controlled a satellite building in Stormwind Keep and used it to escape to Azeroth. (Well. This is the island.) Now they seek allies to continue their eternal campaign against the Legion. (Let's brag... Sure enough, politics takes the lead.) The legacy of the blood elves A long time ago, a long time ago... was exiled (it can be seen that Blizzard's creation of Draenei is indeed a relatively uncreative thing. Exiled... ) high elves landed on the coast of Lordaeron. They fought everywhere, and after many battles with the trolls, they established the Kingdom of Quel'Thalas. Thanks to a test tube (...) of water that Lord Illidan stole from the first Well of Eternity, the high elves created a spring full of mana at the focus of the entire kingdom's energy (Ley energy? What?) . They named it Sunwell (Sunwell. Poor... one person in the whole country, how many elves are Moonwell...). Its powerful arcane power enriched and strengthened the high elves, and soon the wonder city of Silvermoon was built here. Protected by a magical barrier, the high elves enjoyed a peaceful life for about four thousand years, but the peace did not last.
The Amani trolls gathered a powerful army and attacked the elven kingdom. The elves, who were far outnumbered, quickly formed an alliance with the Kingdom of Arathor. At the cost of teaching a small group of humans magic, they obtained human reinforcements and destroyed the troll base in one fell swoop. In the following years, the elves continued to live as usual, but during the Third War, the demonic prince Arthus Menethil once again knocked on the door of Quel'Thalas with sword and fire. Arthur needed the power of the Sunwell to resurrect Kel'Thuzad (the Poor guy... just died again). He invaded the elven kingdom and slaughtered most of her people. In the end, even King Anastrian Sunstrider became a corpse (FC who didn't show up...but why hasn't Kael ascended the throne yet?) Without the Sunwell, all the high elves are being enchanted Tortured by addiction, they quickly become sick and become emotionless. Prince Kael'thas, the last bloodline of the royal family, returned from Dalaran to his ruined hometown. The prince thirsty for revenge gathered the survivors, renamed them blood elves, and brought their strongest warriors to join the Kingdom of Lordaeron in the campaign against the undead. But human prejudice forced the prince to accept the help of Ms. Fashiqi and her naga. When humans discovered this fact, the prince and his warriors were imprisoned and sentenced to death. (Down with Racism!) Ms. Fashiki soon arrives from the sewers, frees them, and takes them through the portal to the Outlands. There, the elves found the man who could end their thirst for magic: Lord Illidan. Confirming that "without Lord Illidan's help, the blood elves would all die", the prince agreed to serve the betrayer. His spokesman, Rommath, was sent back to Azeroth to deliver the message to the blood elves remaining in Quel'Thalas that one day Kael'thas would lead them to a paradise...like place. Rommath has made great progress in teaching the blood elves the art of manipulating arcane power. The elves rebuilt Silvermoon City with new purposes in mind, though only to strengthen the city with temporary magic. (Volatile... does it mean that it will be replenished in a while, as opposed to the old magic barrier? Or does it mean that it is so intense that anyone who touches it will die? It should be the former.) Encouraged by the news that the prince was about to return, the tired Quelsa The Rathians now focus on restoring their original strength while forging their own unknown destiny.