Hello, visitors of the library! Join me in exploring the stories of Feralas and Dire Maul in this narrative. It's been quite a challenge to recount these tales, especially with pronunciations like "Camp Mojache" and "Taerar", so if there are any mishaps, please don't hesitate in letting me know 😂 MO-HA-CHEY
Takes humility to admit when you've made a mistake. Also respectable to be willing to learn the correct pronunciations! One I may add myself is xavius being pronounced zavius. Great job on the video! Lots of thorough storytelling :)
I remember specifically there was a rare elite Wolf Mob, can't remember it's name, but it had a teleport/blink like ability it would use right when I'd almost finish taming it, took me a few deaths and like an hour of trying to tame it. I ended up taming it but it didn't keep that special move once tamed, which felt like total let down, but I kept and used the Wolf even at max level lol. Love your videos, keep it up. 🙏🔥
I'll never forget the zone because a Gordunni Ogre dropped Nightblade as my first epic boe in the high wilderness. And ofc because DM west was the best dungeon.
I remember the region fondly because this was where I hunted for the special wolf hides needed to craft one of Vanilla WoW's best hats for Feral Druids, the Wolfshead Helm.
I can't thank you enough for this! I stumbled across it at an interesting time. The addition of Night Elves to the roster of cultures who can be Warlocks, and the addition of the Satyr-themed "Hellcaller" hero talent tree to the Warlock class' arsenal in the coming expansion, have had me seriously considering making a Night Elf Warlock for The War Within. While I can never quite find the time to be an active roleplayer, I do like my characters to have names and backstories, and the lore of the Shen'dralar makes a lot of things click into place for me. My immersion in the avatar that I'm choosing for at least the next couple of years of play, possibly longer, will be positively impacted by your video.
Amazing Video. I appreciate the amount of detail you put into these. I truly learn something new in the lore of a game I have played and loved since 2005 with each video you do. Thank You.
I love the amount of effort you put into the videos. Especially the way you describe things so detailed and beautifully, i wish i could do the same! Keep it up ❤
Thanks for the kind words! I have always been fond of writing and recounting tales, narrating them not so much! Glad you're enjoying the tales! Kings honour friend ⚔️
@TheKarazhanLibrary the writing is immaculate! If that even describes what i feel lol! No seriously, that is some top notch writing and narration, on par with any documentary i would like to watch.
Hey! Another captivating video! This is one of the zones i always revisit. The only thing i missed in this vedeo is Shandris Feathermoon but i guess her lore can be its own video alltogether! Id like to say merry christmas here and i hope to see a new video soon! Best wishes from Sweden!
Thank you once more, my friend. Indeed, you're right-Shandris Feathermoon holds a significant place among the Night Elves, deserving a dedicated story. Merry Christmas to you and yours as well. You won't have to wait much longer, our next tale arrives on Christmas Eve.
wonderful video, but i think you missed a key part of the Shen'dralar elves. You didn't mention the survivors that would later join the night elves (and allow for night elf mages to be playable). Its a small detail, and you already brought up alot i didn't know :o
The sword was known as the Diamond Blade, which was a holy sword that had been blessed by the Light. It was found but shattered again during a battle against Malus and his Hidden forces, the hilt of the sword was taken to Stormwind and Greydon Thorne ordered the other pieces to be held in secrecy. Aram buried his shard at the base of the Forever Tree in Stonetalon Mountains and not much has been said about the group since, maybe they are living happily ever after? Time will tell
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Hello, visitors of the library! Join me in exploring the stories of Feralas and Dire Maul in this narrative. It's been quite a challenge to recount these tales, especially with pronunciations like "Camp Mojache" and "Taerar", so if there are any mishaps, please don't hesitate in letting me know 😂 MO-HA-CHEY
Takes humility to admit when you've made a mistake. Also respectable to be willing to learn the correct pronunciations! One I may add myself is xavius being pronounced zavius. Great job on the video! Lots of thorough storytelling :)
I remember specifically there was a rare elite Wolf Mob, can't remember it's name, but it had a teleport/blink like ability it would use right when I'd almost finish taming it, took me a few deaths and like an hour of trying to tame it. I ended up taming it but it didn't keep that special move once tamed, which felt like total let down, but I kept and used the Wolf even at max level lol. Love your videos, keep it up. 🙏🔥
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I'll never forget the zone because a Gordunni Ogre dropped Nightblade as my first epic boe in the high wilderness. And ofc because DM west was the best dungeon.
Deadmines has a west? (I'm joking)
I’ll never forget this place because I’d always travel here for my first stop of the buff train
DM dungeons were meh but I loved the aesthetic of it. Honestly everything in feralas was top for me
I had a similar experience: my first epic boe was in feralas too :)
I remember the region fondly because this was where I hunted for the special wolf hides needed to craft one of Vanilla WoW's best hats for Feral Druids, the Wolfshead Helm.
I can't thank you enough for this! I stumbled across it at an interesting time.
The addition of Night Elves to the roster of cultures who can be Warlocks, and the addition of the Satyr-themed "Hellcaller" hero talent tree to the Warlock class' arsenal in the coming expansion, have had me seriously considering making a Night Elf Warlock for The War Within.
While I can never quite find the time to be an active roleplayer, I do like my characters to have names and backstories, and the lore of the Shen'dralar makes a lot of things click into place for me. My immersion in the avatar that I'm choosing for at least the next couple of years of play, possibly longer, will be positively impacted by your video.
Thanks so much! Have fun out there 📚
Amazing Video. I appreciate the amount of detail you put into these. I truly learn something new in the lore of a game I have played and loved since 2005 with each video you do. Thank You.
I offer my sincere thanks to you, my dear friend! Here's to many more adventures together!
I'm glad the dragons of nightmare's spirits reside in the ED in Legion. 🥰
Oh shit, the nightmare connection with DM is cool. Never thought much of that before
You mentioning the book that takes place here is the first time I've seen a video where I already know about an obscure event in a zone.
The best lord channel of this style, in depth and not all AI BS! Keep up the great work mate!
I extend my gratitude!
I love the amount of effort you put into the videos.
Especially the way you describe things so detailed and beautifully, i wish i could do the same!
Keep it up ❤
Thanks for the kind words! I have always been fond of writing and recounting tales, narrating them not so much! Glad you're enjoying the tales! Kings honour friend ⚔️
@TheKarazhanLibrary the writing is immaculate! If that even describes what i feel lol!
No seriously, that is some top notch writing and narration, on par with any documentary i would like to watch.
interesting channel....like to watch your clips when i'm playing wow
Such a good video! Thank you for your hard work!
I extend my gratitude to you my friend 🙏
Hey! Another captivating video! This is one of the zones i always revisit. The only thing i missed in this vedeo is Shandris Feathermoon but i guess her lore can be its own video alltogether! Id like to say merry christmas here and i hope to see a new video soon! Best wishes from Sweden!
Thank you once more, my friend. Indeed, you're right-Shandris Feathermoon holds a significant place among the Night Elves, deserving a dedicated story. Merry Christmas to you and yours as well. You won't have to wait much longer, our next tale arrives on Christmas Eve.
interesting globe with 3 rings in Vanilla wow huh @01:40
Heliosphere, I think? Don’t quote me on that.
wonderful video, but i think you missed a key part of the Shen'dralar elves. You didn't mention the survivors that would later join the night elves (and allow for night elf mages to be playable). Its a small detail, and you already brought up alot i didn't know :o
I used to run Warlocks Through Dire Maul for their steed
Fun fact! In early drafts, "Dire Maul" was going to be the fallen capital of Alterac!
5:00 Thank you for using the vanilla model of Immol'thar, the BFA "Upgrade" made voidhouds too pink and smooth and reduced the number of horns.
The right thing to do! Thanks for the comments my friend! Kings honour ⚔️
Love these videos!
A lore video of the arenas and all notable gladiators and back stories would be pretty neat!
exactly what i am looking for
I like how you are the only pre cataclism lore channel
I wish you much success in 2024, thank you for your work🥂
And to you my friend! Kings honour ⚔️⚔️
What happened to Aramar Thorne in the end? What was the Sword and the mysteries uncovered?
The sword was known as the Diamond Blade, which was a holy sword that had been blessed by the Light. It was found but shattered again during a battle against Malus and his Hidden forces, the hilt of the sword was taken to Stormwind and Greydon Thorne ordered the other pieces to be held in secrecy. Aram buried his shard at the base of the Forever Tree in Stonetalon Mountains and not much has been said about the group since, maybe they are living happily ever after? Time will tell
ugh, every piece of lore after the Burning Crusade is progressively worse
I pronounce it mo-ha-che as well
"foilage?" you mean foliage?
Yeah aha, I get excited and try and read ahead sometimes, little mistakes do crop up from time to time