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| 34012 | Perhaps it is your imperfections... that which grants you free will... that allows you to persevere against all cosmically calculated odds. You prevail where the titans' own perfect creations have failed. | Changed
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| 136040 | What is your bidding, master? | Changed
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| 136041 | The circle nears completion. The mortals must not disrupt the rebirth. | Changed
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| 136042 | Those who will not serve shall be destroyed. It is the only way. | Changed
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| 136043 | Become the instrument of my wrath once again, Aggramar. End this incursion of the Light. | Changed
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| 136044 | The hour of rebirth draws near. Are the souls prepared? | Changed
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| 136045 | Our kin still resist the true path, master. But they will soon be broken. | Changed
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| 136046 | One still eludes us. Her essence is needed to ensure the victory of my crusade. | Changed
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| 136047 | The Life-Binder will soon reveal herself. She will not escape me, master! | Changed
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| 136048 | When my new Pantheon rises, no power in the universe will stand against the Legion! | Changed
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| 265459 | To aid the titans, we keepers were tasked with engineering the Manifold--a vast, world-spanning complex of machines, forges, and installations. | Changed
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| 297531 | "It is a story of desire: | New |
| 297536 | A solitary traveler happened upon a stranger, sitting by a fire. | New |
| 297539 | Once upon a time, on a lonely stretch of road. | New |
| 297540 | And the traveler, road-weary and disquieted by the midnight gloom, agreed. | New |
| 297541 | "Let me tell you a story!" The stranger implored. | New |
| 297565 | "It begins, as such tales often do, | New |
| 297566 | Of blood spilling from kinship, | New |
| 297567 | "It is a story that yearns to be told, | New |
| 297568 | "Of worlds woven with delusion and death; | New |
| 297588 | skulls cracking with madness, | New |
| 303359 | Thrall--his story touches all of Azeroth. He's an orc of many names--Warchief, shaman, Thrall. And to his closest companions, Go'el. | Changed
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| 303360 | He was the architect of the new Horde. Thrall's efforts helped the orcs reclaim their honor and traditions. But he also brought in other races--outsiders who wanted solidarity against a world that defied their existence. | Changed
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| 303361 | He's done so much in his life that I could spend hours and hours speaking about his storied past--but I'll try to keep this brief. | Changed
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| 303366 | Thrall's life started with tragedy. His parents were betrayed by their own kin when he was just a baby, leaving him orphaned. | Changed
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| 303367 | The humans of Lordaeron found him--but their hatred of the orcs from the Second War ran deep. | Changed
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| 303372 | Free from the humans at last, Thrall made contact with his lost kin. He watched them, he learned from them, and eventually he came to a decision. | Changed
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| 303373 | He would make a home for the orcs on Azeroth. Not one born of war and hostility--but one where his kin could truly live to their greatest potential. | Changed
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| 303379 | Early in his journeys, Thrall met the Frostwolf shaman, Drek'Thar. Drek'Thar showed Thrall his potential for shamanism. | Changed
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| 303380 | That connection to his ancestors was something that Thrall was missing. He was honored to follow the traditions of his blood clan, continuing to improve his skills over time. | Changed
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| 303381 | The calling to be a better shaman was the driving factor for his passing on the mantle of Warchief. | Changed
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| 303391 | No longer hiding--but Thrall didn't want to retake the mantle of Warchief. He just wanted to protect those who would bring the Horde into the future he'd originally envisioned. | Changed
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| 303392 | Baine Bloodhoof, chieftain of the Horde tauren, had been detained for the crime of wishing for peace. | Changed
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| 303393 | Joined by Saurfang and a helpful champion, Thrall once again fought to break into Orgrimmar and free his friend. | Changed
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| 306370 | Thrall was raised as a gladiator, shackled to a life of fighting for the amusement of his master. | Changed
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| 306371 | Thrall wanted to end the cycle of hatred. And with the support of not only the orcs, but the Darkspear trolls and the Bloodhoof tribe, he built the Horde into what we know today. | Changed
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| 306372 | But Thrall didn't want to lead the Horde forever. Eventually he handed off the title to follow his own path. | Changed
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| 310626 | It is people's nature to wonder where we came from. Who or what made us? Why are we here? | New |
| 310627 | For ages, the titans, also called the creators or the makers, were shrouded in mystery. Yet they seemed to hold the answers to these questions. | New |
| 310628 | Clues lay in the ruins of titan facilities filled with strange, advanced technology. As we've explored, more and more debate has sparked among Azeroth's greatest scholars. | New |
| 310629 | What are the titans? Are their intentions selfish or benign? And do we owe them our very existence? | New |
| 310630 | Let's begin many years ago with a journey into Uldaman, one of the many titan facilities found across Azeroth. | New |
| 310699 | Tyr. A name so legendary, it's remembered on our maps. After his heroic sacrifice, his final resting place was called Tirisfal Glades. Tyr's Fall. | New |
| 310700 | Many ages later, when the Aspects returned to the long-lost Dragon Isles, they would often recount fond tales of their time with Tyr. | New |
| 310701 | Long ago, Tyr convinced the titans to empower five proto-dragons to defend Azeroth. We call them the Aspects. | New |
| 310702 | In remembering him, they would learn just how much his legacy still lives on. | New |
| 310841 | Born as the daughter of the Lord Admiral of Kul Tiras, Jaina Proudmoore showed an aptitude for magic that sent her far from her seaside home to Dalaran. | New |
| 310842 | Brilliant and focused, Jaina excelled at her studies--so much so that she eventually became apprentice to Archmage Antonidas, leader of the Kirin Tor. | New |
| 310843 | But Jaina never sought power for power's sake. She possessed wisdom, compassion, and a keen eye for things that others simply didn't see. | New |
| 310844 | She saw the potential for good in every situation--including allying with races only viewed as enemies by others. | New |
| 310845 | The events of the Third War affected Jaina deeply. For years, she and the Horde's leader, Thrall, sought peace. The two became close friends. | New |
| 310846 | Jaina founded the city of Theramore along Kalimdor's coast, hoping to foster better relations with the Horde. But it seemed the only one who agreed with her ideals was Thrall. | New |
| 310847 | King Varian Wrynn had little interest in allying with the new Horde Thrall had created. Even Jaina's father, Lord Admiral Daelin Proudmoore, fiercely objected. | New |
| 310848 | With Rhonin gone, Jaina became the new leader of the Kirin Tor. Though the organization remained neutral at first, the tides of war soon raged and engulfed them. | New |
| 310849 | Garrosh convinced the once-neutral Sunreavers to help him reclaim a dark artifact intended to be used as a weapon against the Alliance. When Jaina discovered this, the consequences were swift. | New |
| 310850 | Jaina would not allow another Theramore. She demanded the exile or imprisonment of all Horde citizens, guilty or not, under the threat of deadly force. | New |
| 310851 | So began the Purge of Dalaran. | New |
| 310852 | Jaina considered Dalaran and the Kirin Tor as fully aligned with the Alliance. But when the Burning Legion returned to assault Azeroth, the Kirin Tor disagreed. | New |
| 310853 | The Council of Six outvoted Jaina, agreeing that in order to defend the world against the Legion, the Alliance and Horde had to work together again, just as they had on Hyjal. | New |
| 310854 | Upset and feeling betrayed by her own people, Jaina resigned, leaving the Council of Six and the Kirin Tor behind. | New |
| 310869 | The Curse of Flesh. The titanforged believed it weakened them, but it also resulted in flourishing communities and unique cultures. | New |
| 310870 | Earthen became dwarves. Mecha-gnomes became gnomes. Iron vrykul became vrykul, and eventually, humans! | New |
| 310871 | But there are many mysterious influences on Azeroth. What is it that draws beings like the Old Gods and the titans here? | New |
| 310872 | The archives of Archaedas explained that our world itself is an entity that could become something uniquely powerful! | New |
| 310873 | Grief, fury--it doesn't even begin to describe what Jaina felt at the loss of her beloved home, her friends, her found family. | New |
| 310874 | She wanted revenge. She wanted Orgrimmar wiped off the map. And she was powerful enough to make that happen. | New |
| 310875 | Thrall tried to talk her down, but he was the one who'd put Garrosh Hellscream in charge. His pleas were answered not by words, but blows. | New |
| 310876 | This essence of Azeroth is called her Worldsoul. Let's hear some of Archaedas's message, accessed from within the Tribunal of Ages. | New |
| 310877 | But before she could unleash her grief-fueled rage upon Orgrimmar, Kalecgos appeared. He asked Jaina if this was what she wanted her legacy to be--to be another Arthas, murdering a city in cold blood. | New |
| 310878 | The words struck true. Jaina stepped down... but peace with the Horde was no longer an option in her heart, and Thrall was no longer a friend. | New |
| 310883 | Tyr died because another keeper, Loken, fell to Old God corruption. | New |
| 310884 | Loken began enforcing the will of the Old Gods. Tyr rose to confront him after the vrykul sought his help. | New |
| 310885 | Tyr, possessing a strong sense of justice and compassion, led the scattered vrykul to safety. | New |
| 310886 | But when they were discovered by Loken's servant Zakajz, Tyr made the ultimate sacrifice to protect his friends. | New |
| 310887 | Over the ages, some vrykul descendants became mortal humans. And many mortals, like the Tyr's Guard, still venerate Tyr for his sacrifice today. | New |
| 311435 | We learned much about the titans' influence on Azeroth, but what about the titans themselves? | New |
| 311436 | We know their names: Aman'Thul, Eonar, Khaz'goroth, Golganneth, Norgannon, Sargeras, and Aggramar. They are called the Pantheon. | New |
| 311437 | Their records state they traverse the stars in search of Worldsouls to nurture into new young titans. | New |
| 311438 | Worldsouls are often beset by demons, Void, and more. Two of the Pantheon were charged with eradicating these threats by force. | New |
| 311715 | Rhonin, what's going on? | New |
| 311716 | Look into the sky! The Horde have sent a powerful weapon! We only have one chance! | New |
| 311717 | No! That must be what is suppressing our ability to teleport away! | New |
| 311718 | Help me and I might be able to surpass it! | New |
| 311719 | Of course! | New |
| 311720 | What are you doing! We have to get everyone else out first! | New |
| 311721 | There's no time! I can draw the explosion, contain it here! Go! | New |
| 311722 | But you're the leader of the Kirin Tor! | New |
| 311723 | And you're our future! | New |
| 312346 | Thank you for coming here on such short notice. I have urgent news to share. The threat of Kith'ix has been eliminated. | New |
| 312347 | I wish I could say it was without loss. Lady Liadrin gave everything she had to defeat the evil that threatened this world... including her life. | New |
| 312545 | Your loyalty is commendable, my pet. For that, you deserve a reward... the truth. | New |
| 312546 | The Old Gods have no ambition. You know this, as do I. | New |
| 312547 | The key is here for the taking. The Worldsoul's power dwarfs not only the Black Empire, but their masters as well. | New |
| 312548 | They cannot keep me from it. And when I claim it, I will be unstoppable. | New |
| 313466 | His life and death were very, very long ago, but we can still hear Tyr's story through those who loved him most: the immortal Dragon Aspects. | New |
| 313981 | Liadrin's faith in the Light was an inspiration to all who spoke, trained, or fought beside her. | New |
| 314443 | Jaina! What's happening in Dalaran? | New |
| 314444 | The Kirin Tor was betrayed from within. I've purged the Horde from Dalaran. | New |
| 314445 | But you said-- | New |
| 314446 | I know what I said. My trust was misplaced. | New |
| 314447 | They chose their own path. | New |
| 314818 | My thanks for returning her home. | New |
| 314819 | My thanks for allowing her to travel with us. | New |
| 314820 | I feel it's important to acknowledge that Liadrin's death-- | New |
| 314821 | --was not for my people. I understand. | New |
| 314822 | No, I do not think you do. It was for all of us--including your people. She fought for you, Zul'jarra. For the Amani. She believed there was more to you. | New |
| 314823 | You're sorry? Is dat all? | New |
| 314824 | No. I... we... | New |
| 314825 | She was special. | New |
| 314826 | Our history cannot be erased overnight. My people built our kingdom on your land. Little wonder we've always been at each other's throats. | New |
| 314827 | I... will do the same. What do we call this, then? | New |
| 314828 | She was. And what she fought for--what she died for, I do not want it to die with her. | New |
| 314829 | We won't be allies. | New |
| 314847 | No. Not yet. | New |
| 314862 | With the Horde on the attack, the Alliance needed all the help they could get. Jaina was asked to reconnect with her homeland of Kul Tiras to gain their aid. | New |
| 314863 | But her reputation in her homeland was ruined the moment she turned her father over to the Horde so long ago. Kul Tiras viewed her as a traitor, responsible for their leader's death. | New |
| 314864 | There was no telling what kind of reception she'd encounter on her arrival. And so Jaina prepared to journey home, the memories of her past actions haunting her every step of the way. | New |
| 314984 | Jaina's father Daelin didn't just object to the Horde, he wanted it wiped out. He sailed to Theramore to rescue Jaina from the Horde, refusing to listen when she called them allies. | New |
| 314985 | Jaina had to make the most difficult decision of her life. She sided with the Horde over her father, turning away and letting them take her father's life. | New |
| 314986 | It was a choice that haunted her for years to come. She knew the decision was the correct one... but her heart ached for what she had to do. | New |
| 316280 | That faith was not granted or gifted. It was tested, as we all are tested in our lives. It wavered, as we all waver. | New |
| 316281 | Yet with every struggle, she forged her faith anew. And she carried it forward with a passion and fierceness that inspired us all. | New |
| 316282 | She fought not just for Silvermoon, but for any whose paths were wrought with darkness, no matter who they were. | New |
| 316283 | Her vision for the future outshined any old wounds or prejudices she may have carried. She learned a powerful truth: everyone deserves to live in a world of peace. | New |
| 316284 | She was a leader... a mother... a dear, dear friend. | New |
| 316285 | And she will be missed more than any words I can say. Go... and let her legacy burn within you. Let her light illuminate your path. | New |
| 316286 | Nothing would honor her more. | New |
| 316288 | And I dismissed that, time and again. For that, I apologize. | New |
| 316289 | But Liadrin saw a path that led her past old enmity. | New |
| 316290 | This land is our home too, Zul'jarra. We cannot simply leave it. But we also cannot continue to soak it in the blood of mine and yours. | New |
| 316291 | I am ordering our blades lowered. | New |
| 316292 | A beginning, perhaps. It's what she would have wanted. | New |
| 316293 | Beyond that? Everything, my pet. I will have everything. | New |
| 316296 | I never knew my parents--I was always just alone. Family was a distant dream. | New |
| 316297 | But you gave me a family, a home, a purpose... | New |
| 316298 | And it's all gone. I didn't... I didn't even get to say goodbye. | New |
| 316299 | Mother... I'm alone again. I can scarcely breathe, I can't... I'm empty. I have nothing. | New |
| 316300 | How can I let the Light fill me, how can I let it heal me, when it took you away? | New |
| 316301 | I had faith. Faith in you--where does that faith go now? | New |
| 316302 | What would you tell me? | New |
| 316303 | Please... I'm listening. | New |
| 316327 | <Clacking and chittering.> | New |
| 316328 | <Chittering and clacking.> | New |
| 318743 | Tyr was a keeper, a servant of the titans, but more importantly, he was a hero and friend to mortals and dragons alike. | New |
| 321671 | (gasping) | New |
| 321672 | (victorious cheers) | New |
| 321673 | (victorious cheers) | New |
| 321674 | (gasping) | New |
| 321675 | Darkness... will never prevail. | New |
| 321676 | (heavy breathing) | New |
| 321677 | Liadrin, you were a-- | New |
| 321678 | Liadrin? | New |
| 321679 | (frustrated grunt) | New |
| 321680 | Shorel'aran... | New |
| 321681 | ...my friend. | New |
| 325191 | (sighs) | New |
| 325201 | Once upon a time, | New |
| 325202 | on a lonely stretch of road, | New |
| 325203 | a solitary traveler happened upon a stranger, | New |
| 325204 | sitting by a fire. | New |
| 325205 | "Let me tell you a story!" the stranger implored. | New |
| 325206 | And the traveler, | New |
| 325207 | road-weary and disquieted by the midnight gloom, agreed. | New |
| 325208 | It is a story of desire: | New |
| 325209 | Of blood spilling from kinship, | New |
| 325210 | and love curdling into obsession. | New |
| 325211 | Of worlds woven with delusion and death: | New |
| 325212 | Skulls cracking with madness, | New |
| 325213 | whispers slipping between the broken bones. | New |
| 325214 | It is a story that yearns to be told, | New |
| 325215 | and mine is the privilege of telling it. | New |
| 325216 | It begins, as such tales often do, | New |
| 325217 | with a pilgrim... | New |
| 325218 | lost in the dark... | New |
| 325219 | beset by terror. | New |
| 325420 | Locked. Of course. | New |
| 325421 | I've got this--or well, this security disc does. | New |
| 325422 | One moment! | New |
| 325423 | (laughs) | New |
| 325424 | Would you look at that! | New |
| 325425 | Just when we thought we were stuck here forever, our heroes arrived! Ha ha ha! | New |
| 325426 | We'll just be taking this. | New |
| 325427 | Oughta bust us outta here real fast! | New |
| 325428 | Thanks for all the help! Ha ha ha! | New |
| 325429 | Xal'atath is deep in the heart of the world as we speak, | New |
| 325430 | and the Coreway's elevator is our only means of catching up to her. | New |
| 325431 | Is there any way we can clear the collapsed passage faster? | New |
| 325432 | All available earthen are applying their full capabilities to the effort, | New |
| 325433 | but complications arose that require a keeper to mitigate. | New |
| 325435 | Tyr was summoned to assist, but has yet to arrive. | New |
| 325436 | Complications? | New |
| 325437 | What kind of... | New |
| 325438 | Is... is this thing on? | New |
| 325439 | Dagran, is everything alright? | New |
| 325440 | No! | New |
| 325441 | Things are VERY much NOT alright! | New |
| 325442 | We've got a wee skardyn problem pouring out o' the Coreway passage | New |
| 325443 | and could use some help right away! | New |
| 325444 | GAH! | New |
| 325445 | GOTTA GO! | New |
| 325446 | Complications, young Arator. | New |
| 325447 | Well, | New |
| 325448 | at least this sounds like one a sword can help with. | New |
| 325712 | Rhonin, what's going on? | New |
| 325713 | The Horde, there's a bomb--we only have one chance! | New |
| 325714 | What? We have to get everyone out-- | New |
| 325715 | There's no time! | New |
| 325716 | I can draw the explosion, contain it here! | New |
| 325717 | Go! | New |
| 325718 | But you're the leader of the Kirin Tor! | New |
| 325719 | And you're our future! | New |