The bell opens a window showing Notifications.

Click the magnifying glass to find an item by name (this is especially useful for ships). signal flags for either Coal or Credits), the item is listed twice - once for each currency.Ībove the Currency Bar is the Top Bar. In the few cases that an item can be acquired for more than one currency (e.g. Each item or bundle is offered for a single currency (only Steel can convert to Coal during an exchange, but that is rarely advisable). The displayed currencies can be exchanged for loot, much of which is unavailable elsewhere. (All currencies can be seen in the Wallet.) For example, Community Tokens on the Naval Community page. At far right is the player's Wallet, displaying all currencies and resources.Īdditional currencies may be shown when appropriate to the selected page. *Given that Dalaran is confirmed to play a very active part in Wrath of the Lich King, I'm hoping we might see the rebirth of the Guardian line at some point.Across the top of the main Armory screen there is a bar displaying the primary currencies available for use in Armory exchanges.įrom left to right in the image above, two (temporary) Event Currencies, two Resources (Steel and Coal), Doubloons, and Credits. It should be noted that Medivh's mother, Aegwynn, is semi-confirmed to still be alive, and acting under an assume name as chamberlain and advisor to Jaina Proudmore in Theramore Keep. Some of the lore seems to state that when he was 'killed' he was freed of Sargeras' thrall, and that somewhere in some form he exists as a great power working to undo the evil he had wrought during life. Oh, to expand a bit: Medivh's mother was the last of the Tirisfal Guardians*, and yes, when she 'destroyed' Sargeras the Titan planted a seedling of his corruption in her, which grew to fruition in Medivh. Rumors have long abound that this 'Inverted Karazhan' will be introduced as a high-level instance - and perhaps at its lowest point we might find Medivh, still alive in some way. If you talk to one of the NPCs outside Karazhan he mentions a theory that an inverted mirror image of Karazhan exists plunging downard beneath the physical tower. That much power is sure to warp the physical world around it - speculation only, but educated speculation. Karazhan is built on the focal point of the primary ley lines of Azeroth, meaning that it is the point where all the invisible lines of Arcane power running across the world meet at one spot. Any one know of any wow lore to figure otu why kara is and looks the way it looks? Why from the outside is it a tower, and from the inside it looks like an exploding universe? I only guessed it is haunted, or maybe it is a nexus to another relm or dimension.

It should be noted that Neltharion, Aspect of the Black Dragonflight and guardian of the Earth and the Deep Places, listened to the whisperings of false gods and betrayed the other Dragons to became Deathwing the Destroyer. That means that Nozdormu, the Bronze Dragon Aspect, was imbued by the Titan responsible for the creation and ordering of Time in the universe, while Alexstraesza, leader of the Red Dragonflight (the flight of Life), holds some of the powers of the Titan of Life, and so on. The Titans that brought order to the world of Azeroth in the ancient past - note that Sargeras wasn't the only Titan involved in 'safeguarding' Azeroth, he's just the most notable because he's taken a much more direct hand in Azeroth's more recent history - either created or partnered with the dragons of Azeroth, imbuing the strongest and wisest member (the Aspects) of the five primary Dragonflights (Red, Black, Green, Blue, and Bronze) with some of their power and also dominion over that Titan's particular guardianship. :) It's a personal favorite read of mine, actually. It compiles lore from all three Warcraft games, World of Warcraft, the canon Warcraft novels, and the Warcraft tabletop role-playing games.Īnd yes - there are tons of lore regarding the Dragonflights. Your best resource is WoWwiki ( in my opinion.

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