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Lore Sundays: Thunderfury, Blessed Bract of the Windseeker

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Did someone say Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of the Windseeker?
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I am sure we've all seen or heard about this legendary sword at some bespeak in the game and most likely you've noticed it being spammed in the trade channel. Blank with me on this one and you volition know everything most this legendary sword in no time.

In social club for Azeroth to be in a perpetual state of anarchy, thriving in such a country, the Elemental Lords were assigned to this purpose. The Elemental Lords are the near powerful elementals in being and they are the leaders of each of their respective types, water, burn down, earth, air.

Ane of the great deeds the Elemental Lords did was defending Primordial Azeroth when the Old Gods attacked downwards from Neat Nighttime Beyond. The Old Gods slammed into Azeroth'southward surface and embedded themselves in the continent of Kalimdor.

Azeroth under the control of The One-time Gods

For the first time in history, the Elemental Lords joined their strengths together in order to fight off the Old Gods and their empire. Even though the elementals were very powerful, the abiding swarm of n'raqi and aqir was too much to deal with and the elementals were eventually enslaved by the Former Gods. Without the elementals now, the titan-forged armies of the Pantheon would somewhen come to set on the Erstwhile Gods, defeat them and seal them deep beneath the planet.

The elementals and their armies were also imprisoned in the Elemental Plane which was later on divided into iv regions for each of the elemental lords to have and rule over.

The Titan-forged battle the Elemental Lords by Peter C. Lee, found in Globe of Warcraft: Chronicle Volume i

Fifty-fifty if they were locked in the Elemental Plane, the Elemental Lords continued to war confronting each other which was outcome called the Elemental Sundering. It is believed that this was a v,000 year-long battle at the core of Azeroth.

Ragnaros the Firelord planned an assail which would highten the already impressive power that the fire elementals had. The target of the attack was Thunderaan the Windlord, the wielder of Thunderfury, Blessed Bract of the Windseeker and son of Al'Akir the Windlord.

Thunderaan the Windlord, wielding Thunderfury as seen in game.

Ragnaros decided to send ii of his lieutenants, Geddon and Garr, to ambush Prince Thunderaan when he to the lowest degree expected it. The Firelord attacked the Prince of Air as well, eventually succeeding in defeating him. Prince Thunderaan's power could not be completely taken into his form. What remained of the prince was placed in a talisman into elemental binding, which was broken into ii pieces. The pieces were given to the Firelord'southward two lieutenants Geddon and Garr, respectively the left and the right half. These two halves are known as the Bindings of the Windseeker.

As time eventually passed, somehow the talisman halves institute their way into the hands of Highlord Demitrian, a follower of Prince Thunderaan.

He recombined the talisman but his plan to release his master in social club to crusade chaos didn't succeed. Instead, he did the best he could: He crafted a bract to serve equally a vessel for his chief'south essence – Thunderfury the Blessed Blade of the Windseeker.

Thunderfury is a vicious sword, crafted from elementium and containing a crackling electric core that might be all that remains of Prince Thunderaan. The hilt is unusually long, wrapped in black dragon hide, and studded with small spikes of black dragon bone.