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[Alkhara Majere]

Hi there. Don't know if this was asked before, but what is the history of Mok'Nathal and his son Rexxar?
Thanks

Mok'Nathal means "Son of Nath". Nath is an ogre war god.

Leoroxx is the father of Rexxa.

And what happened to the other mok'nathal sons?

It had been thought that mok'nathal half-ogres had been extinct on Azeroth, but after Rexxar's exploits on Azeroth, mok'nathal are showing up again. There is only a hundred to two hundred that exist in the world.

[Nozdormu]

Was Broxigar, from the war of the ancient's trilogy, a mok'nathal?

[Alkhara Majere]

Was Broxigar, from the war of the ancient's trilogy, a mok'nathal?

No, Brox was a Orc.

[CraZe]

I heard of this guy called
neptulon the tidehunter...

He has something to do with the "lurker below" known as the "krakken"

Can you tell me neptulon the tidehunter's history?

[Alkhara Majere]

I heard of this guy called
neptulon the tidehunter...

He has something to do with the "lurker below" known as the "krakken"

Can you tell me neptulon the tidehunter's history?

Rising out of the water above you is a massive humanoid figure shaped form the very liquid itself. The form shifts and changes, but the underlying shape remains the same — a colossal figure that vaguely resembles a humanoid, with swirling blue-green colors whirling within. Only the eyes, a pair of glowing yellow spots in the amorphous head, remain islands of stability.

Neptulon the Tidehunter reigns supreme in his domain, the deep ocean. Users of boats and other such water-crossing utilities risk his wrath; entering his domain without express permission is paramount to doom. He revels in taking those whom feel invulnerable, especially Therazane's rock beaches and the flames of Ragnaros, when given the chance. He rules over all water, whether it be the sea, the ocean, river or lake. All elementals worship him, as do all creatures that use water or the cold for their abilities. It is said that when an intelligent creature drowns, her soul will pass through his realm on its way to its end. It is supposed that he keeps those souls which amuse and interest him, but Neptulon only laughs at such suppositions.

History
The Old Gods' armies were led by the powerful Elemental Lieutenants: Ragnaros the Firelord, Therazane the Stonemother, Al'Akir the Windlord, and Neptulon the Tidehunter, who is the strongest of them all. Their chaotic forces raged across the face of the world and clashed with the colossal Titans. Though the elementals were powerful beyond mortal comprehension, their combined forces could not stop the mighty Titans. One by one, the elemental lords fell, and their forces dispersed.

The Pantheon shattered the Old Gods' citadels and chained the four evil gods far beneath the surface of the world. Without the Old Gods' power to keep their raging spirits bound to the physical world, the elementals were banished to an abyssal plane, where they would contend with one another for all eternity. With the elementals' departure, nature calmed, and the world settled into a peaceful harmony.

Stone of the Tides and Fall of Gurubashi
According to book, The Stone of the Tides, the Gurubashi trolls had an access to a powerful artifact, which allowed them to have control over the water based magic. As later told in the book The Fall of Gurubashi, Neptulon (referred to there as Neptulos) sent his mighty Krakken to destroy the troll nation. It is unknown whether there is connection between the two stories.

It is also unknown how exactly Neptulon came to appear on Azeroth, thousands of years after the battle with the Titans. Perhaps a backstory of this event is similar to that of summoning Ragnaros to aid with war (seeing as the event occurred when Gurubashi were preparing for some kind of invasion). This would mean that Neptulon is still present somewhere under the waters of Great Sea.

[CraZe]

I nearly lost a brain cell reading this but thanks for telling me this majere















*ahem* gentleman super moderator of mmowned

[Connom18]

Thank you for the malfurion and ashbringer lore but it still didnt anwser a main question. Where is malfurion supposedly and where is Morgrain's 2nd son in outland?

[Alkhara Majere]

Where is malfurion supposedly and where is Morgrain's 2nd son in outland?

Malfurion is in the Emerald Dream. His body lays in the Stormrage Barrow Dens.

Thus far, Mograine's other son has not been found, and even his precise identity remains unknown. Fairbanks' comments imply that he was a member of the Alliance Expedition during the Second War. It is likely he knows nothing of the Ashbringer, or his role to play in reforging it, considering his father did not create it until the Third War, and there has been no communication between Azeroth and Outland since the Dark Portal was closed at the end of the Second War.

Fan speculation has pointed to at least three possible candidates for Mograine's lost son:

• Khadgar: Beyond his apprenticeship to Medivh and his involvement in the invasion of Draenor, his background is unknown.
  
• Turalyon: Also with little known history, other than the fact that he was Anduin Lothar's lieutenant and later the Expedition's High General. His only known possible connection to Ashbringer is the fact that he is a paladin. His current whereabouts are unknown, although he is scheduled to appear in World of Warcraft eventually.
  
• David Wayne: He is the most popular candidate for Mograine's son, due to the fact that he is a weaponsmith and makes reference to leaving the Alliance Expedition because he believes he is meant to be part of "something larger."

It is also possible that he is not a character of lore at all, and may be just another common soldier in the Alliance Expedition. However, judging by the fact that he has not been located, it is believed that the other son of Mograine is a prisoner of Illidan and is being held in the dungeon which supposedly exists beneath the Black Temple in Shadowmoon Valley.

[The Naughty]

Who are all of the Old Gods and who do they command? I know C'Thun commands Ahn'Qiraj but I was wondering what the other two do. (I know one is dead in Kalimdor, by the way, whose sword is impaling his dead corpse?)

Who are all of the Old Gods and who do they command? I know C'Thun commands Ahn'Qiraj but I was wondering what the other three do. (I know one is dead in Kalimdor, by the way, whose sword is impaling his dead corpse?) Oh and sorry if this has been posted before, only read about 11 pages

[Alkhara Majere]

Who are all of the Old Gods and who do they command? I know C'Thun commands Ahn'Qiraj but I was wondering what the other two do. (I know one is dead in Kalimdor, by the way, whose sword is impaling his dead corpse?)

C'Thun is the only one of the Old Gods to be named so far, having received that name from his servants, the Qiraji. He was defeated in Silithus in a battle which also resulted in the defeat of a Titan. C'Thun was believed to have been permanently defeated, but reemerged as the driving force behind the Qiraji. He is trapped deep beneath the ruined temples of Ahn'Qiraj, where he has exerted his will for thousands of years over the Qiraji, who in turn command the Silithid.

According to the War of the Ancients Trilogy, there are three Old Gods still living, imprisoned and chained by the Titans deep beneath the surface of Azeroth.

[The Naughty]

C'Thun is the only one of the Old Gods to be named so far, having received that name from his servants, the Qiraji. He was defeated in Silithus in a battle which also resulted in the defeat of a Titan. C'Thun was believed to have been permanently defeated, but reemerged as the driving force behind the Qiraji. He is trapped deep beneath the ruined temples of Ahn'Qiraj, where he has exerted his will for thousands of years over the Qiraji, who in turn command the Silithid.

According to the War of the Ancients Trilogy, there are three Old Gods still living, imprisoned and chained by the Titans deep beneath the surface of Azeroth.

Wow helps a bunch, thanks

[The Naughty]

I have another question. Was The Windseeker an Old God? My friend said that Ragnaros consumed him and then broke the pieces that were made from him in half creating the Bindings of the Windseeker. Is this true?

[Alkhara Majere]

I have another question. Was The Windseeker an Old God? My friend said that Ragnaros consumed him and then broke the pieces that were made from him in half creating the Bindings of the Windseeker. Is this true?

In the battle against the Titans, the Old Gods' armies were led by the powerful elemental lieutenants, Gods in their own right: Ragnaros the Firelord, Therazane the Stonemother, Al'Akir the Windlord, and Neptulon the Tidehunter. Chaotic forces raged across the face of the world as they clashed with the colossal Titans. Though the elementals were powerful beyond mortal comprehension, their combined forces could not stop the mighty Titans. One by one, the elemental lords fell, and their forces dispersed.

The Pantheon shattered the Old Gods' citadels and chained the remaining four evil gods far beneath the surface of the world. One was defeated in the battle; its remains can still be seen in Darkshore.

The corruption of the Titan Shapers would permeate through the surface and befoul the Old Gods. It was then and there that the brothers did turn. For five millennia a battle was fought at the core of this world.

It was during the Elemental Sundering that the Firelord, Ragnaros, would seek to consume Thunderaan, Prince of Air.

It was the lieutenants of Ragnaros, Baron Geddon and Garr, who would perpetrate the betrayal against Thunderaan the Windseeker. Thunderaan was caught unaware.

The Firelord's advances were wholly unknown to Thunderaan. Before he could react Sulfuras, the legendary hammer of Ragnaros, would strike an unmerciful blow. Thunderaan fell, utterly defeated. The Firelord feasted upon the essence of the Prince of Air, but was unable to consume him entirely.

What little remained of Thunderaan's essence was stored within a talisman of elemental binding. Ragnaros then shattered the talisman in two flawless pieces. The pieces assigned to his Lieutenants.

The vessel of rebirth must be fortified with elementium. This mineral is only known to exist in the elemental planes, at the core of our world. There is one, an Earthshaper, who may know more than I about the acquisition of such things.

Thunderaan wields Thunderfury, a Legendary sword. Players can acquire this sword through a strenuously long chain of quests. But the final result of the quest reaps the Prince of Air's weapon itself.

[The Naughty]

Cool, thanks again

[Happytrails]

Hey Majere, I know this will probably sound noob but, When, where and how exactly did Medivh die?


thx