World of Warcraft: When Alliance and Horde Characters Swap Roles

Let me explain in advance that this chapter is to introduce the history of mankind and so on. It can be regarded as an introduction to friends who have never played World of Warcraft.

First, let’s talk about the human history of Warcraft:

After the Titans created the Titan Guardians, the Guardians created a group of steel creatures as their servants and soldiers, including the Vrykul (Steel)

The Iron Vrykul later suffered the curse of flesh and blood, became Vrykul, lost their iron bodies, and then gradually degenerated into humans.

Then there is the first empire of humans on Aixing, Arathor:

In the beginning, humans were savages living in Tirisfal Glades in the Eastern Continent (Eastern Kingdom), making a living by hunting and gathering. Then as society developed, they began to expand and formed several clans.

During this time, they practiced druids and shamanism, and then turned against each other.

Until there was an Arathi clan, and their chief Thoradin spent six years ruling mankind through marriage, conspiracy, force and other means.

He appointed the chiefs who submitted to him as generals, established Stromgarde as the capital, and established the Arathor Empire.

This is 2800 years before the Dark Portal.

At the same time, the Amani Troll Empire in the north was invaded by high elves who traveled across the ocean in 6800 B.C. The Holy Land and a large amount of territory were lost, and internal battles broke out frequently, and the country almost self-destructed.

As a result, the Zandalari Troll Empire from overseas sent envoys over to prepare for their revenge.

Zandalari envoys helped the Amani trolls summon the Loa, formulate plans, and send reinforcements.

The troll army was overwhelming and almost completely destroyed the kingdom of Quel'Thalas.

At this time, humans are still watching the show, because no one can beat them. Trolls have voodoo, elves have magic, and they only have primitive shamans and druids.

Suddenly, the elves sent messengers and formed an alliance with humans, claiming that if you don't help me, if I die, the next troll will deal with you.

Then Thoradin agreed, but took the opportunity to ask for the elves' inheritance about magic.

Soon, the elf mage rushed to Stromgarde and hurriedly began to train humans. Unexpectedly, he discovered that humans have an extremely high magical affinity.

ps: Characteristics of Warcraft, humans have higher magic talent than elves hhh

Then the second phase of the troll war began, and Arathor's mage released a super powerful magic that gathered everyone's power. When the torrent of flames poured down from the blood-red sky, even the Alterac Mountains shook and trembled. The huge energy turned into a fire that burned all around, engulfing the entire Amani army, and the firestorm burned all the trolls and their loa.

ps: Because the Amani troll has lived in the forest for a long time, bryophytes have grown on its body, causing fire damage to be maxed out.

The Amani troll GG has been in decline for more than two thousand years.

A hundred years later, Thoradin died, and various emerging cities began to appear in the empire, such as the city of Lordaeron and the city of Dalaran, which were all established during this period.

Until 1,200 years ago, the Black Gate, the empire began to split, and those cities began to evolve into kingdoms one by one, declaring independence.

And because of the rubbish terrain of Stromgarde, nobles rushed to Lordaeron, bought land, and settled in Lordaeron.

Not long after they left, Thoradin's descendant also ran away. He ran to the south and became a member of the Kingdom of Stormwind.

Lothar is now a descendant of Thoradin.