#Wow alexandros bastion free

Consequently, Alexandros shouted a rallying cry and ordered his troops to come and lend a hand to their allies on the battlefield. Upon their arrival during the siege of Blackrock Spire, they were warned that the orc armies of Warchief Orgrim Doomhammer have attacked and overrun the troops of the Supreme Commander Anduin Lothar, and that Uther the Lightbringer and his paladins were fighting them. Years later, at the end of the Second War, Highlord Mograine and General Abbendis of the Silver Hand led an army of the Alliance of Lordaeron at the Blackrock Mountain, in the Burning Steppes. However, the joy his father felt quickly turned to grief as his wife died due to complications from the birth. On the day of Darion's birth, Alexandros rushed in a hurry the stillborn baby to a nearby stream, as he wasn't breathing, and from the freezing water Darion Mograine entered the world. Īt some point, he met and married his wife Elena, with whom they had two children: Renault and Darion. In his youth, Alexandros Mograine spent months training and praying in the Monastery of Tirisfal Glades. In Shadowlands, he appears as a quest giver in the Maldraxxus storyline and the Necrolords Campaign.Ī young Alexandros saved his son Darion at birth by plunging him into a cold river. He also makes an appearance in Old Hillsbrad Foothills as his past self in The Burning Crusade. He was originally encountered in World of Warcraft as the leader of the Four Horsemen in Naxxramas, but was replaced by Baron Rivendare in Wrath of the Lich King. After being betrayed and imprisoned in the Maw, he was saved by the Maw Walkers and therefore helped them to stop Zovaal the Jailer and his Mawsworn in their conquest of the Shadowlands. Once the runeblade was destroyed by Tirion Fordring and the Ashbringer at the end of the Scourgewar, his soul traveled to the afterlife of Maldraxxus, where he became a maldraxxi and a baron of the House of the Chosen.

#Wow alexandros bastion free

Years later, during the Second Battle for Light's Hope Chapel, he came to help his son to free himself from the Lich King's control but was captured by Frostmourne. After taking revenge on his eldest son, Alexandros was freed during the first battle for Light's Hope Chapel when Darion killed himself with the sword in an act of love. When his younger son Darion Mograine came to save him, he had no choice but to kill his father whose soul was locked away in the corrupted Ashbringer. His body and the now corrupted sword were recovered by Kel'Thuzad who made him a death knight, the leader of the Four Horsemen, and his personal champion in Naxxramas. By manipulating Renault Mograine, they managed to lead the Highlord to an ambush at Stratholme, where he was murdered by his own son with the Ashbringer. However, the threat he became to the Scourge and the Burning Legion led the Archlich Kel'Thuzad and the dreadlord Balnazzar to ensure his downfall. With the help of Saidan Dathrohan from Hearthglen, he became the new leader of the Silver Hand after the murder of Uther the Lightbringer by Arthas Menethil.

Following the Scourging of Lordaeron, Alexandros and his legendary weapon became the symbol of the fight against the Scourge and the Lich King in Lordaeron. A hero of the Alliance of Lordaeron, he led his soldiers and paladins in many bloody battles of the Second War against the orcs of the Old Horde.Īt the time of the Third War, Alexandros revealed to his comrades of the Silver Hand a corrupted orb he obtained during the siege of Blackrock Spire, and with their help, he was able to purify it into the heart of a weapon that would be used to destroy the undead, the Ashbringer. Īlexandros Mograine, also known as the Ashbringer, was one of the Highlords of the Knights of the Silver Hand and the original wielder of the Ashbringer. Alexandros to Fairbanks, after using the blade for the first time against the Scourge. It is purely, truly an instrument of destruction a beautifully lethal creation that leaves nothing but charred bone in its wake. it feels as much a part of me as the blood that runs through my veins.