Monday, September 25, 2006

Beyond the crusade, part 3 - Northrend

Deep within Northrend sets the Ice Fortress of Arthas Menethil the Lich King, and by his side Frostmourne. This will undoubtedly be THE toughest encounter in the game. Or so many believe.

For those of you who aren't familiar with Arthas Menethil, Play through Warcraft 3 and it's expansion. You'll learn more then you could possibly imagine about the events that lead up to the current day Azeroth

I personally hold the opinion that the future expansion of Northrend will not be the last and that one day in the hollowed planets besieged by the Burning Crusade adventures will encounter Sargeras, Destroyer of worlds. The one who is responsible for the corruption of countless civilizations.

Here's some information about Northrend as seen on WoWwiki.com, the greatest place on earth.

Often called "the roof of the world", Northrend is a frozen wasteland that lies far to the north of the world. As with the other continents, it was once part of the original Kalimdor landmass that was broken apart during the War of the Ancients.The land that became Northrend drifted far from Azeroth's temperate zone, which killed off a large portion of the remaining wildlife.

A particularly hardy breed of insectoid-humanoids, the Aqir, had survived the destruction. After thousands of years of evolution, the Aqir became the Nerubians: a sinister, shadowy race of spider-men. While a few humans and trolls eked out survival in small encampments, their presence was no match for the Nerubian

Empire.

Northrend also contains The Dragonblight: an enormous ice plain covered with the bones of thousands of Dragons. As they near death, the great beasts fly to Northrend so that they may die with their ancestors. The Blue Dragonflight, led by the enigmatic Malygos. Malygos watches over the Dragonblight to ensure that the remains are undisturbed. The blue dragons were successful in their task for many thousands of years, until the coming of the Lich King...

Northrend - WoWWiki

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