Brill
Overview
After finishing the Quests in Deathknell, the Undead then head on to Brill. This is where you would get some Quests, enough to get you to at least level 10. It is also the location in which the Forsaken purchase mounts. A stone zepplin tower just south of Brill allows travel to Orgrimmar and Grom'Gol in Stranglethorn Vale.
History
Brill was once a small town within the human kingdom of Lordaeron. It was one of the earliest towns to become afflicted with the Plague of Undeath that would eventually cripple the northern lands. It was at Brill that the necromancer Kel'Thuzad, still a living man, first started his experiments with the Plague that would come to be the demise of the kingdom of Lordaeron. The success of the infestation was such that it allowed Kel'Thuzad to convince the Lich King to launch the invasion even before it was planned. The mass graveyard just outside of Brill was made to accommodate the large number of deaths Tirisfal suffered when the Plague first came. The town was investigated by Prince Arthas during his mission to uncover the source of the Plague. Following the weakening of the Lich King due to the spell cast by Illidan, Sylvanas' rebel Forsaken were able to quickly assume control of the village, along with numerous other sites in Tirisfal Glades.
The citizens of Brill now fight daily to preserve their freedom against their enemies.
It is of interest to note that Brill was moved from east of the Alterac Mountains (as indicated in WarCraft III) to a location immediately north of the ruins of Lordaeron's Capital City for World of Warcraft.
Significant Features
- Brill Town Hall
- Gallow's End Tavern
- Blacksmith
- Undead Horse Stables
- Graveyard
Citizens of Brill
- Magistrate Sevren - administrator of Brill
- Jamie Norr - assistant to Sevren
- Apothecary Johaan - Royal Apothecary Society
- Junior Apothecary Holland - Royal Apothecary Society
- Gordo - Abomination, servant of Holland
- Carolai Anise - Journeyman alchemist
- Faruza - apprentice herbalist
- Morganus - Stable Master
- Zachariah Post - Undead horse merchant
- Velma Warnam - Undead horse riding instructor
- Austil de mon - Warrior trainer
- Cain Firesong - Mage trainer
- Rupert Boch - Warlock trainer
- Gina Lang - Demon trainer
- Dark Cleric Beryl - Priest trainer
- Marion Call - Rogue trainer
- Vance Undergloom - Journeyman enchanter
- Eliza Callen - leather armor merchant
- Oliver Dwor - apprentice weaponsmith
- Abe Winters - apprentice armorer
- Mrs. Winters - general supplies merchant
- Abigail Sheil - trade supplies merchant
- Hamlin Atkins - Mushroom farmer
- Bowen Brisboise - Journeyman tailor, lives outside of Brill at Cold Hearth Manor
- Constance Brisboise - apprentice clothier, lives with Bowen
- Rand Rhobart - skinner
- Shelene Rhobart - Journeyman leatherworker
- Martine Tramblay - fishing supplies vendor
- Nurse Neela - First aid trainer
- Ageron Kargal
- Gretchen Deadmar
- Ratslin Maime
- Innkeeper Renee
- Coleman Farthing
- Yvette Farthing
- Thomas Arlento
- Doreen Beltis
- Sahvan Bloodshadow
Defenders of Brill
- Executor Zygand - commander of the armed forces in Tirisfal Glades
- Deathguard Linnea - In charge of the Bulwark rear guard.
- Deathguard Simmer - guards the crossroads to Deathknell
- Deathguard Lundmark - Tirisfal Glades patrol (rides living horse)
- Deathguard Kel - fights against the Rot Hide gnolls
- Deathguard Gavin - guards prisoners in Gallow's End Tavern cellar
- Deathguard Royann - guards prisoners in Gallow's End Tavern cellar
- Deathguard Terrence
- Deathguard Berguss
- Deathguard Cyrus
- Deathguard Morris
- Deathguard Lawrence
- Deathguard Bartholomew
- Deathguard Dillinger
- Deathguard Abraham
Primary Enemies of Brill
The Scourge
Like all Forsaken, the citizens of Brill are in a constant battle against their former master, the Lich King. Occasionally Scourge will slip past the defenders of the Bulwark, protecting Tirisfal from the Plaguelands to the east. The citizens of Brill have taken it upon themselves to be the Bulwark's rear guard, since success at the Bulwark depends on a one-front battle, as well as protecting the supply lines to the Bulwark. They focus their attentions particularly on the Balnir Farmstead to the east, which has become a haven for interloping Scourge. The scourge have also trickled in to Tirisfal Glades and infested the area west of Brill, near the old bridge. In addition, the Scourge use the Rot Hide Gnolls at Garren's Haunt to further their cause.
The most significant threat from the Scourge comes from the Agamand Mills to the northwest, which have become a foothold for the Scourge, led by a skeleton named Captain Dargol. Dargol uses the Agamand Family Crypt to raise the ancestors of the Agamands and use them against the citizens of Brill, who must be constantly alert for their attacks.
Rot Hide Gnolls
The Rot Hide Gnolls are a group of undead gnolls, controlled by the Scourge, that have set up camp at Garren's Haunt to the north of Brill. Their primary mission is to steal corpses from the Mass Graves just outside of Brill so that the Scourge may use them to bolster their forces. They are led by a vile gnoll named Maggot Eye.
Scarlet Crusade
The Scarlet Crusade have set up their base of operations in Tirisfal Glades at the Scarlet Monastery, high on a hill to the northeast of Brill. In addition, they have a number of outposts throughout Tirisfal Glades (mostly ruined towers from the last war) from which to engage their attacks and raids againt the Scourge and Forsaken. The humans at the Soliden Farmstead to the west of Brill aid the Scarlet Crusade in their fight against the undead.
Alliance
Although Brill is located deep within Horde territory, there is still the threat of occasional Alliance forces attacking from Silverpine Forest and the southern lands.