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Comentario de 118126

Sheesh how many weapons did Lothar carry. 2 ginormous swords and now a 2 hander axe....the man was a walking veg-o-matic.

Comentario de kingkingdon

BiS weapon for Retribution Paladins, apart from maybe the Relentless (pvp) weapons, and until Catastrophe is listed on WoWHead. -.-

Comentario de frmorrison

This drops from 10 man heroic Anub's tribute chest if you have 25 or more wipes remaining.

Comentario de HKbumrush

Does it offer a windwalk?

Comentario de Effectrix

Shame they didn't use this icon

Comentario de 105232

i find the name of this weapon somewhat odd as Lothar did not use an axe. He bore a special two handed sword that was always wielded by the champion of stormwind. He used the sword until his death in the siege of Blackrock spire in the final days of the second war. It was broken in his duel with orgrim doomhammer. there is no account whatsoever of his using an axe.

Comentario de gaudaloht

Use Claymore + Blade of alacrity buy recipe and gg usefull for rikimarus damned sentry totemss

Comentario de agentex50

I'm sure he was a hunter. Fact is, half of the total hunter population still thinks Spellpower and Strength is their best stats. It sucks because it gives the hunters that actually know how to play their class an even worse reputation. As a hunter who got Rhok'Delar in Vanilla it really irritates me that people still insist I ninja Shields just because half of us either aren't very bright or roll on items only for 'looks'. On the other hand this does look damn nice and is one of the best 2-Handers currently in-game for DKs, Warrs and Pallies. If anyone sees a hunter* roll on this or outright ninja it they should be fed to Ony and banned from the game. Enough said.

*Big Grats to all hunters that know how to loot properly. :P

Comentario de 489682

Lothar of the Hill People, from SNL...

http://www.hulu.com/watch/4108/saturday-night-live-lothar-of-the-hill-people

Comentario de 423967

sad that this is the only obtainable item named after the legendary hero but he does have his massive statue in the burning steppes which despite it being surrounded by dark horde orcs,dark iron dwarves,black flight dragons,and fire/magma elems it remains unbroken hell even unmarred as if it was just cleaned and the surrounding area is a molten wasteland seems as if some force is protecting it...

Comentario de 362028

I will add a bit of curiosa to this thread of comments, since I am very fond of the older Warcraft lore in particular.

In Tides of Darkness, Lothar gets ambushed and slain as he is trying to aproach the orcs with - get this - peace negotiations. This is how it happens in-game, in Warcraft 2: Tides of Darkness. The duel with Doomhammer is something that has been added later, since getting killed in an ambush wasn't a fitting end for such a hero, aparently :)

I prefer the original death of Lothar. Grim and plain as it may be, not all things in war are heroic. On a side-note, the death of Gul'Dan is also something that has been tampered with over the years, but that is a different story.

The information provdied on http://www.wowwiki.com/Anduin_Lothar states the newer version of Lothar's death. Here is a thread that briefly discusses the alterations of the warcraft lore that blizzard has made: http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/genmessage.php?board=534914&topic=50382792

I hope this is of interest to those of you who are fond of the lore behind Warcraft.

Comentario de soasin77

what about battle furry?

Comentario de camarouge

Lore-related wall of text. I like Warcraft storylines also...

Ironwilly is correct, in one of the very missions from the campaign of Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness, Lothar and 3 other knights start near a large force of orcs and are quickly overwhelmed. I replayed this mission several times, eventually managing to save Lothar because he wouldn't aggro any horde units. I like to say that I saved Lothar and re-wrote Warcraft history as we know it :)

Anyway, the book gave the best description of his edited death, his duel with Orgrim Doomhammer. It was none other then Turalyon that picked up his blade, though he did not attack Doomhammer, he captured him and brought him to Capital City(now called the Undercity).

Lothar was probably the greatest hero the alliance had known. At one point, he was the leader of the ENTIRE Alliance, having gained more authority and sovereignty than even kings and emperors. He was the appointed leader of several different races and nations on the planet of Azeroth and commanded countless troops to various victories in the Second War. I cannot think of many counterparts for this title; Blackhand and Doomhammer may have effectively had the same title in the horde, more or less(moreso for Doomhammer, after meeting and allying with the trolls on Azeroth).

So while Doomhammer may have been as great a leader as he, it was Lothar, ultimately, that prevailed. Lothar saved his nation, Stormwind(originally called Azeroth, which would later be the name of the planet); he convinced(with the help of Varian and Khadgar of course) leaders of several different nations to form the Alliance; his leadership also saved the nation of Quel'Thalas; he even freakin' decapitated Medivh. He also accomplished his determined goal, to stop the Orcish invasion.

Having played all Warcraft games and their expansions, to this day I still consider Lothar to be my favorite character. I was initially disappointed with his representation in this game; his statue is in a now remote and abandoned location(hoping that'll change come Cataclysm). Blizzard didn't have the resources and popularity they have now, and Warcraft was still a developing franchise(but it is by the success of that game that WoW and this website could even exist) when Lothar's story was being told, so there were no comics, card games, RPGs(tabletop), action figures, etc. at the time that could have helped his position, so the best I have in seeing my favorite character again are throwbacks such as this.

Perhaps one day, there will be another Supreme Commander of the Alliance, and quite possibly his feats will shadow Lothar's, but until that time comes, I like to say that I have a rather solidified, verifiable reason that my first-ever characters were Alliance, and that reason is Lothar.

Comentario de Maretto

this is wrong.. totaly wrong ... in Warcraft : The Last guardian
Khadgar were talking about Lothars Edge as Sword with runes on it and a lot of light going out of it not axe.. but sword :(
Lothar was Kings first knight means best guard best soldier best killer :D and had sword with runes not axe .. and that ugly :( :D but who cares its blizzards story :D
and as some one said up there that his sword was broken .. thats lie because he dies in Last Guardian when he cutted Medivhs head down with last strenght he got... :D

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