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Comentario de 12333

This is the end of the quest line that starts at the end of Uldaman with the platinum disks.

As of 2.0.4, it gives 250 IF reputation, and a 2g or so reward.

Comentario de 69947

so.. no followup quest yet??

Comentario de Suhov

Guess changes to this quest in 2.3 is about they'll add more quests regarding Uldar (and maybe Uldim) in 2nd Expansion. NPC even says "Check us later".

Comentario de Cronik

That is completely wrong, they have said time and again that they have no plans to do anything with Uldum.

Comentario de shadowslayer6578

I really hope they do something more with this quest line and Uldum. All that stuff about the Creators was one of the few things that piqued my interest when I played through on my first character. It'd be fun to do more with that

Comentario de Valdan

This quest starts from:

https://www.wowhead.com/wotlk/quest=2279

It is mandatory in order to get this quest.

However if your reading this then congrats!!

You just finished the following chains and quests:

https://www.wowhead.com/wotlk/quest=2279
Which leads to the following Quest/Chains:
https://www.wowhead.com/wotlk/quest=2963
Which leads to this quest:
https://www.wowhead.com/wotlk/quest=2954
Which leads to this chain:
https://www.wowhead.com/wotlk/quest=2977

Comentario de Catalyze

The quest line to obtain these rewards can be confusing, so here is a quick rundown on how to get to the end....on the Horde side. The Alliance side is almost exactly the same except it involves chatting up NPCs in Ironforge instead of Thunderbluff.

You can't start this quest line until you are level 40. The lineage is in 2 parts and the second part has a minimum level of 45. This is where a lot of folks get messed up......so start it at 40 and come back at 45 to finish it.
The first thing that has to be done is for the last boss in Uldaman (Archaedas) to be killed by any group whether you are in it or not. It takes a minimum of 3 folks to summon him so don't get a single high level friend to run you through. 3 have to click on an altar to summon him and then he can be killed.
Once he dies a set of doors behind him open up into a closed room. Here is where the quest line will start. At this point, anyone in this group's instance level 40 or above can start the quest line. So if you have a level 40 alt you can log off your high level main, log on your alt, get invited to the group by its leader, and come in and start the quest line without having to have killed anything in the instance.
In the room is a pile of discs which you will click on. These are the Discs of Norgannon and you will click on them and take the quest offered.
Now you will be asked to talk to a Watcher. He will appear on the side of the room as a ghost and you MUST click on him and then click every page of comments he gives you until you get the Quest Completed notice. It is several pages of "tell me more" "how does this all affect us" sort of things. When done with him, go back and click on the Discs one more time and you will receive a miniature version of them in your pack. Make sure to have room and Do Not lose them.
Click on the discs in your pack or you may have already gotten the instructions (can't remember) to take the discs to: Ironforge Explorers League if Alliance or Sage Truthseeker in Thunder Bluff. I am Horde so the specifics will be for Horde. Alliance is the same with just NPCs being in Ironforge instead.
Sage will give you this quest: The Platinum Discs, where you will talk to Bena Winterhoof, the alchemy trainer in Thunderbluff, for your reward. The Alliance talk to Dinita Stonemantle, who is in the Bank in Ironforge, with the same type of quest and the same rewards.
Now here is The Key to Happiness for this quest line that messes up a lot of folks: The NPCs will tell you when they send you off to get your reward "Come back and see me soon, there is much left to do!" This means in reality "Come back to me at Level 45 or above and start the rest of the quest line!" So your minimum start was level 40 and now you must be 45 to come back to this quest for Alliance or this one for Horde to continue. Come back and you will get a quest called Portents of Uldum (Horde) and Alliance). These send you across Thunderbluff and Ironforge to one more NPC. They will tell you to head off to Uldum in Tanaris with this quest: Alliance and Horde. This quest is called Seeing What Happens and requires you to have your Discs with you so make sure you have it in your pack. Fly to Gadgetzan and head to a pedestal in the far south of the map.
This pedestal is to the left side of a gate surrounded by level 49 and 50 elite giants. It is at the base of a pillar/column. If you can stealth then just do your thing up to it along the side. If you can't stealth, then go around the left hand (as you face the gates) hills to a ruins called Southmoon Ruins. Directly in front of the ruins gate is a sand path up the hills at location Take this path up and you will come down the hill right at the pedestal/column. Wait for a pathing elite to walk on by, slowly come up to the pedestal until your cursor/gear will activate it. Activate it and another ghost The Stone Watcher will appear and you will have to run through pages of conversation again clicking each page until you get Quest Complete. This is the quest for both sides: The Stone Watcher. Do it quickly as the pathing elite will come back by you. Now Do Not Forget to click the pedestal again!!! It will give you the quest back to Ironforge and Thunderbluff.
Alliance and Horde are the pedestal quests it gives. You just go back to the NPC that sent you to Uldum, turn it in, take the quest to the next Ironforge/Thunderbluff NPC and get your rewards: A Future Task for Horde and A Future Task for Alliance. Now you know how to do it from front to back. Good luck and have fun. Rate the post up if it helped you.

Comentario de 60932

The fact that they added blue rewards makes me believe that the continuation of this quest (possibly with Ulduar in WotLK) will be open to everyone, and not just those who completed this chain.

Comentario de 91578

The rewards are nice, but kinda limited to a couple classes. Would of been nice if more classes to benefit from the reward. Easy quest chain though.

Comentario de worthit

This quest chain starts in Uldaman, in the room behind Archaedas (the last boss).

First off, you need to be lvl 40 to accept the first quest.

Comentario de Thrakin

I'm quoting a Curse article here.

Uldum the "surprise" dungeon?
It would make sense with some of the major lore being Titan related in Northrend. Ulduar is obviously coming in 3.1, but 3.2 promises to have a surprise, and one that Blizzard stated will please everyone. This is absolutely a dungeon players have been clamouring for since... well, people learned of it via quests in the classic game. What do you think?

Quote from: Nethaera

Perhaps...

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Comentario de Emanuel556

This quest chain will no doubtly be continued in the next expansion Cataclysm

Comentario de 395903

Yes in cataclysm Uldum will be a 10 man and 25 raid.

Comentario de 590414

I was supprised at how easy this quest was for me being a rogue i just stealthed past the giants and got to the discs and never oulled aggro and it got me an awesome blue throwing weapon. i suggest doing this quest because even if you cant use the rewards you can sell them for 2 gold.

Comentario de Thottbot

What's after this?

Comentario de Thottbot

like last time u will probally just have to wait a certain amount of time till they figure out where they are

surely there wouldnt be a quest that gives u the whole map at ur doorstep

Comentario de Thottbot

I was wondering that too

Comentario de Thottbot

Ok, here is what i was thinking. Not sure if it has been said elsewhere, but will post it anyways. The Stone Watcher talks about the Creators wanting to revisit Azeroth. They also state that the Plates of Uldum have been distributed to those that deserve them, or something to that effect.

**Spoilers**

From the spirit in Uldaman we know that the Creator's made a matrix and created two races. The Troggs, and the Dwarves. What if leaders of these two races, or maybe not leaders but spiritual/historicaly ancestral characters were given the Plates of Uldum to hold until the Creators return. To me it seems that the Troggs work for the Creators, and the Dwarves work agianst the Creators. What if the Troggs were holding the plates, waiting for the Creators to return to open back up Uldum? Maybe the Giants as well, as they were placed at Uldum as guardians?
Anyone know wof any boss encounters with Giants or Troggs around lvl 48+? Just some thoughts

Comentario de Thottbot

No one knows were they are.. possibly some stone race holds them, something like the earten, that giant Moggrosh or something might be, but it doesnt seem too likely, so possibly like someone said, the troggish racial leaders.. or maybe a stone in the dirt......................Well no one knows, but i do know who the creators where, the titans.the titans in the WoW lore were said to never return... or will they?But right now it is at an impass, htere are no plates, no titans, no uldum for that matter... so just wait and we will all see.

Comentario de Thottbot

what about the discs in uldaman? The ones after you defeat archadeas.

Comentario de Thottbot

If you read the book in explorers hall in IF, the book comments on three ancient titan cities Uldaman,Uldum and Ulduar..so expect to see at least1 high lvl dungeon with dwarves, troggs..earthen and maybe more titans

Comentario de Thottbot

this is obviously a pre-quest for a future raid instance. Im thinking that MC is the Fire instance and there will also be a water, earth and air instance. The air one could be a late coming in the silithus area, because it talks of Thunderaan, the god of air having ancient wars with ragnaros.
This Uldum thingy must be the earth one.

Basically, get as far as you can then wait for the instance to be released by blizzard.

Nafedogg

Comentario de Thottbot

Ok, when you turn i the last part of the quest, the guys says "Heres some cash to cover what you may have encountered blah blah blah".. Then he says "You have brought us far <name>. Be sure to check back with "us" soon"..

Im thinking that its gonna be opened some other time.. and when that "soon" comes there will be a quest to get the plates.. so i think that its not out yet and that was just to get a little start on your thinking about it. Kinda like grim batol, it has a bunch of dragons, but when u kill em, its just a closed door. to keep you thinking

Comentario de Thottbot

There is always the possiblity that Blizzard will make Uldum a world dungeon in the upcomming Burning Crusade expansion. I sure hope that they do.

Comentario de Thottbot

If you read all the books there(long time) then you will see that you must wait.
and that must e a patch or the Expansion Set

Comentario de Thottbot

What is was forgot to say. =)
Uldaman, Uldam and Uldea(or such something) are a kind of tempels for the titans.
So far i can remember was Uldea destroyed in the Great War(Warcraft1,2,3 all sets etc.)
i thougt it was be on a thirth island, but that one is a kind of destoyed by Arthas and the Lich King.(maybe theire will be the new races from Expansion set and there wil be the last instance)
Because on every Island was standing a Titan City(Warcraft 1)
And a book in IF says "Deep below the earth"
So it must be a instance or something.

Comentario de Thottbot

We know for sure Blizzard is not intending to make an instance for each element (earth, water, air, fire) or at least not make them one after the other.

Molten Core - Ragnaros (God of Fire)
Blackwing Lair - Nefarian (no god but big brother of Onyxia, another part of WoW lore different from the gods of elements)
Onyxia - epic vendor (i personally don't know what the lore is about her)
Ahn'Qiraj - defenitly not linked to Thunderaan (God of Air) but connected to the great war between the Brood of Nozdoromu and the God of ?bugs? C'Tun (who on a sidenote seemed to me from the lore to act like Pinky and the Brain, planning to take over the world :P)
Naxxramas - Kel'Thuzad, Lich King (totally not connected to Uldaman, Uldam and Uldea)

So if i'm not mistaken from what we have ingame at this time there is no promise of when they will make the continuation available for us. So, do not ask or search for continuation for this quest as it seems it's a high lvl instance to come in the far future.
Then again ... i might be wrong ;)

Comentario de Thottbot

this quest sorta left me going crazy like "wats next? when do i get to go inside this place?". im starting to wonder if Blizz is continuing this quest in the expansion pack, i think it would be kool.

Comentario de Thottbot

One theory I've had about Warcraft Lore is that it tries to play on double entandres (sp?) and multiple meanings.

Much of Warcraft history reflects the developement process of the Warcraft series.

Thus, one idea I have come up with is that the Titans who are supposed to "not come back" makes it so that we will not have to encounter them as bosses. Though the guardian at Uldum states that the "Creators" will come back. Possibly a reference to the Game Devs, maybe a little credit to them for their Hard work. The guardian even comments on their constant reshaping of the bioshpere that is Azeroth. Just as we see with each new content update how Azeroth is reshaped and rebuilt.

The "One's who are Worthy" could refer to GMs or the Map Terrain Testers and Game Engine Testers. Thus Uldum itself being the physical representation of a "Test Zone" within the game.

Therefore I believe that Uldum is a homage to the Developers who created this great game.

Comentario de Thottbot

My god.... This is so weeeeeird! Alright, so heres what we know. This is all a bunch of heebie-jeebie-joobies about correlated games and merchandise. No one has ever found an end to this quest and it's been a while that we've waited for an end quest. There is none, I think Blizzard just did this to tick us off or make us really stuck in wonder.

Comentario de Thottbot

I dont think its suppose to continue noone here has completed the quest and got another about Uldum quests i think it ends just like The Black Shield in dustmallow marsh...

Comentario de Thottbot

Ok so these comments started over a year and a half ago, and noone has any answers yet. I think at this point, it's safe to say we're just going to have to wait.

Comentario de Thottbot

We'eve all heard that they're gonna be more expansions... maybe this is a door to the underground or somthing like outland.

Comentario de Thottbot

i also think blizzard forgot about this quest and forgot that they have a huge mysterious door they need to unlock

Comentario de Thottbot

I do not think Grim Batol is related to Uldum. During the time of Grom Hellscream, the Warsongorcs eluded the alliance while Deadeye and his Bleeding Hollow orcs were captured. But there was still a large force of orcs in the north (the Dragonmaw) Led by the infamous warlock Nekros, the Dragonmaw clan controlled Alexstraza (the dragon-queen) and her red dragonflight with an ancient artifact called the Demon Soul. With the Dragon-Queen as his hostage, he secretly build up an army inside the Wildhammer Stronghold, Grim Batol. A small group of human resistance, led by the mage Rhonin, rebelled and ripped Alexstraza from the grasp of Nekros. In fury, Alextraza and her Red dragonflight destroyed Grim batol and its surroundings, and to this day it is still guarded by her most fierce warriors.
What is known is that Ragnaros is the Lieutenant of fire, Al'akir the Windlord is (amazingly) the lieutenant of wind, Nepteulon the Tidehunter is the Lieutenant of water, and Therazane the stonemother is the Lieutenant of earth. Therazane is most likely to be an upcoming encounter that drops the Plates of Uldum. Therazane will most likely be released in an upcoming patch. But Therazane.. Where have we heard that before? oh yea.. Therazanes Link (a mail belt) Which is dropped by Nefarian, indicating that he will most likely play a major roll in the finding of the Disks of Uldum. Information on the Titans and Lieutenants are as follows
Titans
Amun'thul, The Highfather: Male Aesir Titan. He is the leader of the Pantheon and brother to Sargeras. Consort to Eonar the Lifebinder. His metallic skin is platinum and eyes glow yellow. His hand holds a large staff with a Lightning symbol atop and electricity flows around the staff. He has long hair and a beard reaching his waist. Aman'Thul rules the Pantheon; the Titan High council. He is the oldest, wisest and most powerful of the Titan race. He and his kin set to create life and order on countless worlds across the Great Dark. On Azeroth, Aman'Thul blessed Nozdormu the Dragon Aspect with power over Time to be watchful of Azeroth's myriad of time paths and destiny; protecting the integrity of its timelines.

Aman'Thul's lightning powers were likely inspired by Zeus, the Greek god of gods, but his form, personality, and title are cloned with great effectiveness from the Viking chief god, Odin the Allfather.

Eonar, Patron of all Life: Female Vanir Titan, bronze-skinned. She carries an alabaster staff and flowers blossom at her feet. She is the protector of life, nature and healing in the universe. Consort of Aman'Thul the Highfather. - 64,001 years before the Dark Portal / First War, Eonar gave a portion of her spirit to Alexstrasza so that she could protect life and another portion to Ysera so that she could protect nature and safeguard the Emerald Dream.
Some have theorised that Eonar is in fact the Tauren Earthmother, though this is pure conjecture.
Eonar abhors Undead, as she represents the embodiment of life. Among her casting are mass heal among other similar spells. She prefers to keep distance from battle, and is more of a supportive role to her allies in the Pantheon. When enraged and forced to battle though, she is fearsome. She will do anything to confuse and spread her enemies, before engaging in combat.

Norgannon, Lore-keeper and Master-magician:
Male Aesir Titan. His platinum-skinned body flashes Arcane power, he wears a long cloak covering his head and a tunic, and has a long beard. In combat, he gazes in Eonar, Aggramar and Aman'Thul. He avoids melee, and prefers to cast from a ranged distance flying above and afar. If in jeopardy, he casts mirror image as an illusion and casts AOE(area of effect) while the other Titans take care of melee. He can teleport his fellow Titans to safety if needed. Polymorph, project image, phase, and many other spells described in Warcraft RPG: Shadow & Light.
Norgannon is master of the arcane magic, knowledge, secrets and mysteries. In many of the worlds created by the Titans, spellcasters revere him as paragon of their spellcrafts, and whisper his name when casting a spell. Azeroth doesn't know anything about him, except for his Watchers of Uldaman, Ulduar and Uldum.
The titans prefer not to use arcane magic because of its corrupting nature. Aman'Thul the Highfather charged Norgannon with the task of cataloguing all spells and magical currents in the universe, including Arcane magic which originates in the Twisting Nether. With the knowledge gathered concerning Arcane magic, the Highfather hopes one day to defeat the Burning Legion and other enemies. Norgannon is passionless, his face is expressionless and rigid. He is the historian of the Titans and holds a massive disc in his hand with sculpted glyphs and recordings, similar to the Discs of Norgannon within Uldaman.
(Possibly inspired by the Viking Aesir Bragi, god of poetry and lore, or Mirmir, God of Runes and knowledge.)

Khaz'Goroth, Shaper and forger of Worlds:
shaper of mountains and canyons, is a male Vanir Titan and a craftsman. Eonar and Khaz'goroth created the Earthen and Mountain Giants. His Bronze-skinned body sparks flames. His weapon is a giant smith-hammer.
Among Khaz'goroth's combat strategies are the summoning of Elemental swarms, Wish (teleport) and dispel magic, imprisonment, crushing fist, and Avatar before engaging melee. He is wise in building architecture and engineering. He created and shaped the mountains of Azeroth with help of his creations, the Earthen.
He was once in charge of a Titan facility under Bael Modan.
Khaz'goroth is most likely based on the Greco-Roman god of fire and the forge, Hephaestus(Latin Vulcan).

Sargaras, Destroyer of Worlds: the Fallen Titan, is the creator and leader of the Burning Legion.
Sargeras was once a Titan, a champion chosen by his fellow members of the Pantheon to defend the worlds they had created. He carried out these duties for countless millennia, seeking out and destroying the demons of the Twisting Nether wherever he could find them. Though Sargeras' nearly limitless powers were more than enough to defeat the monsters he faced, he was greatly troubled by their corruption and all-consuming evil. Incapable of fathoming such depravity, the great Titan began to slip into a brooding depression.
Sargaras & The Burning Crusade
While his confusion and misery deepened, Sargeras was forced to contend with another group intent on disrupting the Titans' order: the Nathrezim. This dark race of vampiric demons (also known as dreadlords) conquered a number of populated worlds by possessing their inhabitants and turning them to the shadow. The nefarious, scheming dreadlords turned whole nations against one another by manipulating them into unthinking hatred and mistrust. Sargeras defeated the Nathrezim easily, but their corruption affected him deeply.
As doubt and despair overwhelmed Sargeras' senses, he lost all faith not only in his mission, but also in the Titans' vision of an ordered universe. Eventually he came to believe that the concept of order itself was folly, and that chaos and depravity were the only absolutes within the dark, lonely universe. His fellow Titans tried to make Sargeras realize his erroneous way of thinking and calm his raging emotions, but he disregarded their more optimistic beliefs as self-serving delusions. Storming from their ranks forever, Sargeras set out to find his own place in the universe. Although the Pantheon was sorrowful at his departure, the Titans could never have predicted just how far their lost brother would go.
By the time Sargeras' madness had consumed the last vestiges of his valiant spirit, he believed that the Titans themselves were responsible for creation's failure. Deciding at last to undo their works throughout the universe, he resolved to form an unstoppable army that would set the physical universe aflame. In his fury, Sargeras shattered the prisons of the Nathrezim and set the loathsome demons free. These cunning creatures bowed before the dark Titan's vast rage and offered to serve him in whatever malicious ways they could. Thus was the Burning Legion born.
On the planet Argus, Sargeras found the army he sought - the Eredar, a race of highly intelligent beings with a natural affinity for magic in all its myriad forms. From the ranks of these mighty creatures, Sargeras picked two champions to command his demonic army of destruction. Kil'jaeden the Deceiver was chosen to seek out the darkest races in the universe and recruit them into Sargeras' ranks. The second champion, Archimonde the Defiler, was chosen to lead Sargeras' vast armies into battle against any who might resist the Titan's will. A third Eredar lord, Velen, refused Sargeras' offer and fled from Argus with his followers, renaming them the Draenei, or Exiled Ones. Velen and the Draenei fled across several planets, but eventually settled down on a distant world which they renamed Draenor, or Exiles' Refuge.
Once Sargeras saw that his armies were amassed and ready to follow his every command, he launched his raging forces into the vastness of the Great Dark. To this date, it is still unclear how many worlds they consumed and burned on their unholy Burning Crusade across the universe.
The Temptation of Azeroth
Far away, on the young world of Azeroth, the elven Queen Azshara and her people, the Highborne, were wielding magic as their plaything. Sensing the great potential of the Well of Eternity, and knowing that it could satiate his hunger for magic, Sargeras called the Burning Legion to the ethereal outskirts of Azeroth, and the Enemy of All Life called to Azshara.
The highborne Queen was impressed and overwhelmed by Sargeras' great power, and agreed to allow him entrance to her world if only for a taste of a portion of his knowledge and energy. Thus did the first invasion of Azeroth begin. Note: In the novel The Well of Eternity by Richard A. Knaak, it is shown that Sargeras exercised a subtle but effective form of mental manipulation while speaking to Azshara and her councilor, Xavius, after he made contact with them. This resulted in them coming to admire and worship Sargeras as a god, willing to do anything to help him. It was also shown that Sargeras' manipulation could be resisted, but that it required a good deal of conscious effort and willpower. Even Malfurion almost fell under the influence of the evil Titan. It's possible, if not likely, that Azshara and Xavius were too overcome with powerlust to even notice what he was doing to them, let alone try to resist. Archimonde and the great Pit Lord Mannoroth stormed through Kalimdor, ripping the world to shreds and sucking every ounce of energy from it that they could. Meanwhile, Sargeras waited in the Twisting Nether for Azshara to strengthen the Portal enough to allow him entrance. That time was growing very near very soon.
However, at the last moment, the night elves, aided by Cenarius' woodfolk and Alexstrasza's dragons, mustered their forces and rebelled against the highborne, in a climactic battle that destroyed the Well of Eternity and crushed much of the world to rubble. The defenders of Azeroth paid a great cost to throw the demons back into the Twisting Nether, but in the end, Sargeras' mission had failed for the very first time. Because the portal rift into the Twisting Nether vanished in such a great display of magical power, the forces holding the worlds together ruptured, causing the Well of Eternity to implode. A massive part of Kalimdor sank beneath the ocean, and where the Well of Eternity had been before, there was only a gigantic oceanic vortex, later named the Maelstrom.
Aegwynn & Medivh
Some nine thousand years later, a human woman named Aegwynn, the latest in the legendary line of great sorcerers called the Guardians of Tirisfal, was charged with protecting Azeroth from the demonic agents of Sargeras. She kept a constant vigil over Azeroth, destroying demons wherever she found them. Sargeras saw that Aegwynn was a serious threat, but he also saw how she could be manipulated. The Dark Titan sent demonic agents on a great dragonhunt. The demons killed several dragons, but Aegwynn inevitably appeared to aid the dragons. Together, they destroyed the band of demons before they could do irreparable damage.
As Aegwynn stood over the smoking corpses, she noticed a nearby rift into the Nether, no doubt created by the dragonslaying demons. Through this portal, Sargeras entered Azeroth to confront Aegwynn. The Guardian of Tirisfal did not hesitate in attacking what she perceived to be a formidable demon, but Sargeras held back, letting the mage destroy his physical body. At the last moment of life, the Dark Titan transferred his spirit into the body of Aegwynn, and settled down to wait. Aegwynn, not aware of the parasitic spirit inside her, sealed the titan's corpse on the bottom of the ocean in the ruins of an ancient Kaldorei temple(later known as the Tomb of Sargeras).
Years later, the Order of Tirisfal informed Aegwynn that her time as a Guardian was up, and asked her to proceed to Dalaran to choose her successor. Aegwynn disobeyed the Order's command, deciding that only one of her own lineage would suffice. She sought out the great mage and advisor to King Llane, Nielas Aran. Aegwynn seduced the mage, eventually mothering a son by him. Medivh, son of Aegwynn, was born. Sargeras transfered his spirit to the newborn boy who would eventually become the Last Guardian.
When Medivh reached adulthood, he fell into a coma that lasted for seven years. This was Sargeras' doing. During this time, he tapped into the Guardian's enormous power, and when Medivh at last awoke, the Dark Titan had nearly taken complete control. In his new body, Sargeras contacted the orcish warlock Gul'dan, leader of a host of orcs on the world of Draenor. Medivh went to the Black Morass in the southern parts of Azeroth and opened the Dark Portal, allowing the orcs permanent access to the planet. The bloodthirsty Horde swarmed through the rift, waging war upon the native humans and dwarves in Lordaeron and Khaz Modan.
Medivh's nature was thoroughly changed after his coma, and his closest friends and relatives noticed something was wrong. Medivh's mother Aegwynn, now banished from the realm for her misdeeds against the Order of Tirisfal, had figured out what Sargeras had done to her, and got into contact with King Llane and his general, Lord Lothar. Lothar felt he had no choice but to destroy the corrupted Medivh in order to prevent the evil Guardian from doing any more damage to Azeroth. Medivh's apprentice wizard, Khadgar, helped Lothar, King Llane and Aegwynn infiltrate Medivh's dark tower, Karazhan. Despite his enormous power, Medivh was caught off his guard, and was in the end killed by his former friends and comrades in his underground sanctum. His body destroyed, Sargeras was sent reeling in pain back into the Twisting Nether. There he remains in limbo, unable to access a vessel body powerful enough to hold his demonic spirit.
Sargaras's Banishment
The orcish warlock Gul'dan believed the Tomb of Sargeras to hold amazing power, since he had been told as much by both Medivh and the eredar demon Kil'jaeden. Gul’dan attempted to claim the tomb for himself, but when he gained access to the grave, Sargeras' corpse was not there. Instead, Gul'dan found only a plethora of demons, driven mad by their long imprisonment. The demons proceeded to tear Gul'dan to shreds, using the orc's skull as a focal point of their power. To this day, it is unknown what happened to Sargeras' body.

Aggramar the Avenger: Aggramar is a male Vanir Titan. Bronze-skinned, wrapped in a golden toga. Aggramar is a former lieutenant of Sargeras and now charged as Champion of the Pantheon, taking the position left vacant by Sargeras after his departure. Aggramar's task is to combat the Burning Legion and demonic taint.
Aggramar's weapon is a half-broken sword, once whole. When Sargeras was member of the Pantheon, far before he created the Burning Legion, his semi-sentient sword was known as Gorshalach (Dark Render) -- the most powerful weapon in the universe.
As doubt and despair overwhelmed Sargeras' senses, he lost all faith not only in his mission, but also in the Titans' vision of an ordered universe. Eventually he came to believe that the concept of order itself was folly, and that chaos and depravity were the only absolutes within the dark, lonely universe. His fellow Titans tried to persuade him of his error and calm his raging emotions, but he disregarded their more optimistic beliefs as self-serving delusions. Storming from their ranks forever, Sargeras set out to find his own place in the universe. Although the Pantheon was sorrowful at his departure, the Titans could never have predicted just how far their lost brother would go.
By the time Sargeras' madness had consumed the last vestiges of his valiant spirit, he believed that the Titans themselves were responsible for creation's failure. Deciding, at last, to undo their works throughout the universe, he resolved to form an unstoppable army that would set the physical universe aflame.
Even Sargeras' titanic form became distorted from the corruption that plagued his once-noble heart. His eyes, hair, and beard erupted in fire, and his metallic bronze skin split open to reveal an endless furnace of blistering hate.
When Sargeras fell to the corruption of the Nathrezim in the Twisting Nether, Sargeras's semi-sentient sword Gorshalach sundered itself, splitting into two halves. The blade preferred to split in half, rather than to serve Sargeras in his pursuit of evil. Aggramar the Avenger now holds the tip end of the blade, Taeshalach (Flame Rend), while Sargeras holds the first half, Gorribal (Dark Seether). Taeshalach is the handle of the sword and still has most of the blade attached to it, with the tip broken off; it is legendary how deadly the jagged end is. Aggramar knows that if one day, he united both halves, Gorshalach would be reborn. To do so, he would have to defeat Sargeras once and for all.
Among Aggramar's openings in combat; he summons a meteor swarm at enemies and teleports. He shapeshift into Avatar for melee and uses Spellbreaker against spellcasters. He has other powers and abilities explained in Warcraft RPG: Shadow & Light more in detail.
Aggramar's main role in the Pantheon is to be their Champion; to eliminate the forces of destruction and dissolution in the universe, especially the Burning Legion, and to protect order created by the Titans from chaos by using his combat skills and might. Other worlds seeded by the Titans revere him and cry his name when engaging in combat against the Burning Legion.
Aggramar is clearly based upon the Viking god Thor.

Lieutenants

Ragnaros the Firelord: The Fire god and his brethren once held sway over the entire world. As a servant of the Old Gods, he fought against the Titans for domination over the planet. The victorious Titans banished him and his brethren to the Elemental Plane - there to remain imprisoned until the end of time.
It was then and there that the brothers turned on each other. For five millennia a battle was fought at the core of this world.
It was during the Elemental Sundering that Ragnaros sought to consume Thunderaan, Prince of Air. Thunderaan fell, utterly defeated. The Firelord feasted upon the essence of Thunderaan, but was unable to consume him entirely.
In the center of a vast lake of fire in the Elemental Plane stands Sulfuron Keep, the home of Ragnaros. Until comparatively recently, he ruled his underground land with a molten iron fist.
Three hundred years ago, the ambitious and ruthless Dark Iron Clan initiated a war against their dwarven brethren, the Bronzebeard Clan and Wildhammer Clan. During this War of the Three Hammers, the Dark Iron Dwarf leader named Thaurissan lay siege to the Wildhammers' capital city of Grim Batol, destroying it. Despite this victory, the united Wildhammers and Bronzebeards were ultimately able to push the Dark Iron dwarves back to Blackrock Mountain. Thaurissan, seeking to summon a supernatural minion that would turn the tide of the war back to his favor, called upon the ancient powers sleeping beneath the world. To Thaurissan's surprise, and ultimately his doom, the creature that emerged was more terrible than any nightmare he could have imagined.
Now, freed by Thaurissan's call, Ragnaros erupted into being once again. Ragnaros' apocalyptic rebirth into Azeroth shattered the Blackrock Mountain and created a raging volcano at the center of the devastation. The volcano, known as Blackrock Mountain, was bordered by what is now known as the Searing Gorge, to the north, and the Burning Steppes, to the south. Though Thaurissan was killed by the forces he had unleashed, his surviving Dark Iron Clan brethren were ultimately enslaved by Ragnaros and his elementals. Many Dark Iron dwarves remain within the lower areas of the mountain, especially Blackrock Depths, toiling away at the behest of Ragnaros and the Firelord's lieutenants. They worship Ragnaros, considering him an Old God, although he is only affiliated with the Old Gods. The Bronzebeards and Wildhammers, however, remain free.
Witnessing the horrific devastation and the fires spreading across the southern mountains, the Bronzebeards' King Madoran and Wildhammers' King Khardros halted their armies and hastily turned back towards their kingdoms, unwilling to face the awesome wrath of Ragnaros.
Now he lies at the bottom of that volcano on Azeroth, striving to find a way home, as well as to gather his strength once again so he can burn away Azeroth and take it for his own. Meanwhile, in Sulfuron Keep and elsewhere across the Firelands, his elemental princes battle constantly for dominance.
He and his dwarven minions took control of the Blackrock mountain's volcanic depths and made war on the orcs in the Upper Blackrock Spire, which served as the seat of power for Nefarian the Black Dragon. Ragnaros has uncovered the secret to creating life from stone and plans to build an army of unstoppable golems to aid him in conquering the whole of Blackrock Mountain.

Al'Akir the Windlord: The Old Gods' armies were led by the most powerful elemental lieutenants: Ragnaros the Firelord, Therazane the Stonemother, Al'Akir the Windlord, and Neptulon the Tidehunter. Their chaotic forces raged across the face of the world and clashed with the colossal Titans. Though the elementals were powerful beyond mortal comprehension, their combined forces could not stop the mighty Titans. One by one, the elemental lords fell, and their forces dispersed.
The Pantheon shattered the Old Gods' citadels and chained the five evil gods far beneath the surface of the world. Without the Old Gods' power to keep their raging spirits bound to the physical world, the elementals were banished to an abyssal world known as the Elemental Plane where they would contend with one another for all eternity. With the elementals' departure, nature calmed, and the world settled into a peaceful harmony.
Thunderaan, Prince of Air, is one of Al'Akir's children.

Neptulon the Tidehunter: The Old Gods' armies were led by the powerful elemental lieutenants: Ragnaros the Firelord, Therazane the Stonemother, Al'Akir the Windlord, and Neptulon the Tidehunter, who is the strongest of them all. Their chaotic forces raged across the face of the world and clashed with the colossal Titans. Though the elementals were powerful beyond mortal comprehension, their combined forces could not stop the mighty Titans. One by one, the elemental lords fell, and their forces dispersed.
The Pantheon shattered the Old Gods' citadels and chained the four evil gods far beneath the surface of the world. Without the Old Gods' power to keep their raging spirits bound to the physical world, the elementals were banished to an abyssal plane, where they would contend with one another for all eternity. With the elementals' departure, nature calmed, and the world settled into a peaceful harmony. (I know i have said this before =P but i will say it again). According to The Stone of the Tides book, the Gurubashi trolls had an access to a powerful artifact, which allowed to control powers of water magic.
As told in The Fall of Gurubashi book, Neptulon (referred to there as Neptulos) sent his mighty Krakken to destroy the troll nation. It is unknown whether there is connection between the two stories. It is also unknown how exactly Neptulon came to appear on Azeroth, thousands of years after the battle with the Titans. Perhaps a backstory of this event is similar to that of summoning Ragnaros to aid with war (seeing as the event occurred when Gurubashi were preparing for some kind of invasion). This would mean that Neptulon is still present somewhere under the waters of Great Sea. If you kill Maws during the Scepter of the Shifting Sands quest-line, a world yell is heard "The beast returns from whence it came. The wrath of Neptulon has subsided". Neptulon could be the mysterious force directly responsible for transformations of the naga, the recent invasions of Murlocs, and other underwater events including the beached sea creatures at Darkshore and the presence of the Twilight Hammer at Blackfathom Deeps. It is known that the Old Gods were involved in the naga transformation, and Neptulon may have been a conduit for the change.
In a possible "Great Sea Expansion" he could become the underwater equivalent of Ragnaros. However, it is more likely that he, along with Therazane and Al'Akir, is still bound to the Elemental Plane, and would most likely appear in an "Elemental Plane Expansion."
Neptulon's name is derived from Neptune, the Roman god of the waters.

Therazane the Stonemother: The Old Gods' armies were led by the elemental lieutenants who were powerful elemental lieutenants in their own right: Ragnaros the Firelord, Therazane the Stonemother, Al'Akir the Windlord, and Neptulon the Tidehunter.
Therazane is a monstrous humanoid covered with stones, earth, and clinging plants. She has squat legs and four powerful arms, and the suggestion of large, saggy breasts and wide hips indicate that she is a female. Her unblinking eyes of gold-flecked agate look out into the world from her one head, but there are two other heads to be seen as well.
Therazane is the most peaceful of the Elemental Lords. She is a patient, loving, motherly type who encourages growing things and loves simply to spend long periods of time relaxing with those creatures that make their homes upon her. She often feels as though she is always at war with the other Elemental Lords: Al'Akir erodes her surface with winds, Neptulon beats his waves constantly upon her shores, and Ragnaros is a blazing furnace that churns at her fiery core. Regardless, she is slow to anger and attempts to avoid combat whenever possible.
It is theorized by some that the kind and gentle Earthmother to which the Tauren refer is this creature.

I am concluding this article now, i hope it has been of some help, Wizzer on Arygos.

Comentario de Thottbot

Yet another Dead end from Bliz to secure future Azeroth content. (We all come back ya know) :)

Comentario de Thottbot

I'm sorry but the way things are written in the context of the hologram it almost feels like .HACK//SIGN with the key of the twilight. The way things were said from the hologram including the terms "Rescheduled for visitation" and the fact that Uldum is a research facility for the continuing efforts to enhance the biosphere of Azeroth.

The Key of the twilight from .HACK//SIGN, for thoughs who don't watch anime, was a supposed hidden item in the world that, if found, could upset the rules and laws of the game.

Do we really know anything, other than through speculation, of what Blizzard intends to do with this non-instance instance? How long has it been like this? My whole view on how the game is played as changed. but I want to keep playing just to see what is behind that door.

Comentario de Allakhazam

Great Quest string, keeps you on the edge of your seat, Yes, kind of a letdown, but it's my beliefe that after BC (Burning Crusade) release, there will be an ULDUM instance. I think they are going to be doing a lot of retrofitting to Tanaris in general, and what more than having a whopping 3 instances in one zone. Zul'farrak, Caverns of Time, and Uldum. I feel that later, this string will continue to a Raid encounter, which I am hoping has to do with the makers in Uldum. Again, i could be wrong, but this is my hope as of now.

-Wenduki-
60 Rogue
9/25/06

Comentario de Allakhazam

Ok, first xp breakdown I was a lvl 47 Hunter

4700 + 4700 + 470 + 4700xp + 2Gold xx Silver (don't remember how much silver was)

Detail:-

Note:- Better set your home to IF because all you have to do is sneak in, do some clicking and come back to IF.

1. Go to the Uldam in Tanaris and sneak through backside as cords say below (36.80), click on Pedestal .... 4700xp
2. accept the quest given by pedestal, then click on the image appears near it ...
3. accept the quest given by image
4. once AGAIN you have to click on the image and then starts the looooong reading, just like down in Uldaman, keep clicking on pages to get next page until its all done.
5. Now click on Pedestal again ...... 4700xp
6. accept the quest given by Pedestal (return to IF)
7. Heartstone is best option or return the way you want to IF
8. Talk to the guy in Explorer's Hall .......... 470xp
9. accept the quest given by him (he will ask you to talk to the guy near the hall entrance)
10. Talk to the guy and Fianlly 4700xp and 2g + silver reward.

Note a bad quest for killing almost NO ONE and getting a total of 14,570xp + some gold in maybe 5 - 10 mins ;)

Have fun !

Comentario de Allakhazam

Kind of annoying that they'd make you do such a long quest chain then leave you hanging with nothing but a few gold.

Comentario de Allakhazam

ACK! Such an interesting quest line, and they leave it here? That's really sad.

Comentario de Allakhazam

Does anyone know what happons after, or where you go to continue the quest? I want to see Uldum.

Comentario de Allakhazam

This is indeed a bit of a let down, but we do learn some important things: Blizzard plans to reintroduce the Titans in a glorious return to Azeroth, but the world will be going downhill before that time, like, say, the invasion of the Burning Legion, since they only revisit a world when things have gone fubar. Uldum, as it turns out, is the lab from which they worked on renovating the planet, like the creation of the Earthen and the sea giants. As for the discs, the Titans have a set (or sets), and they can make more if needed. Otherwise, the Stone Watcher could have meant that for the time being, only the Titans have the keys, and that's the way they meant for it to be. Until they return, there's no way to get inside Uldum.

Comentario de Allakhazam

I can only assume it will be opened in a future patch

Comentario de lolana

It's funny coming back to this quest reading the comments and knowing that we had to wait until Cataclysm to come out just to get through the gates.

Comentario de Oldbury

This quest never gave an item reward in vanilla, but gives a pretty great wand for Casters or Thrown weapon for Warriors/Rogues. Highly recommend.

Comentario de acares

Counts towards Maestro cultural de los Reinos del Este.

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Bueno <nombre>... parece que hemos llegado a un punto muerto. Sabemos que necesitamos las Placas de Uldum, pero no tenemos ni idea de dónde pueden estar. Tendremos que estudiar un poco la situación para poder elaborar un buen plan de ataque. Yo tengo una ligera idea de por dónde empezar a buscar. Albergo la esperanza de que pronto te pidamos que vayas a recuperarlas.

Hay que informar al Alto Expedicionario de esto, <nombre>. Sin duda, él desea una vez más agradecerte personalmente que hayas prestado tu ayuda a la Liga.

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