Conquest of the Horde

Dwarf Shaman explanation.

The Alliance

Ah the treachery, I love it!

Wait a minute. So, Magni dies. The Iron and Bronzebeard dwarves are now bestest of friends and Wrynn feels betrayed so he betrays them right back?

... I feel violated.

I like the stuff that happens in Ironforge, we see Moira (carrying the heir to both the Dark Iron and Bronzebeard clans) return to togther with Muradin and Kudran try to rule all three clans in a council, of sorts. Not all Dark Irons like the way Moira tries to steer them onto so we see a split as some keep their loyalty to Thaurissan's lineage while some apparently decides to throw their lot in with the Twilights and Ragnaros despite their past... difficulties. I didn't know Moira gets assassinated, but that too should be interesting to see, wonder what the Thaurissan loyal Dark Irons choose to do when they have no direct royal heir.

I wonder why they didn't just say that the Wildhammers shared the shaman teachings though, seems it'd be a lot smoother than `blessed by the elements´, but maybe they build on it further into the expansion?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWDozBLKdJ4[/youtube]

It's the Wildhammer clan that has the shamans.
It's due to the Dark iron dwarves you get your mages and stuff.

Binkleheimer Wrote:It's the Wildhammer clan that has the shamans.
It's due to the Dark iron dwarves you get your mages and stuff.

you appear to be missing something.

The only reason dwarves are getting shaman is Magni sacrificing himself to the elements. WIldhammer have nothing (that we know of) to do with it.

Warcraft Lore seems to be as inconsistent as rain in Puerto Rico. It's always there, but when they say it's going to be somewhere...it's not.