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| − | '''Relations''' |
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| − | *[[Arthas|Prince Arthas Menethil]] (son) |
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| − | *[[Calia Menethil|Princess Calia Menethil]] (daughter) |
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| + | The '''Keg of Gnomenbrau''' can be found at [[Coldridge Valley]] in [[Dun Morogh]]. Tapping it yields {{loot|common|Cask of Gnomenbrau}}. |
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| − | [[Image:Terenas.jpg|thumb|King Terenas of Lordaeron]] |
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| + | * {{Patch 4.0.3a|note=Added.}} |
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| − | '''King Terenas Menethil''', the devout and benevolent ruler of [[Lordaeron]] and the [[Alliance]], Terenas has been one of the most powerful rulers since the breaking of [[Arathor]]. After the [[First War]], Azerothiens arrived landless on the shores of Lordaeron, giving warnings of the Orcs and the attrition that was to come, Terenas called delegates from all the kingdoms and nations around his own, and, after hearing the horror stories from Lothar and his people, they agreed to forge the [[Alliance]]. |
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| − | Terenas led the forces of Lordaeron in valiant battle against the onslaught of Horde troops. The [[Second War]] was taxing upon the Alliance and all in it. But in the end, their sacrifices were not in vain, and the Alliance won through, destroying the [[Horde]] and rounding up the surviving Orcs into concentration camps, headed by Lieutenant General [[Aedelas Blackmoore]]. [[Orgrim Doomhammer]] was kept as the personal prisoner of Terenas, but he eventually escaped the palace and fled into hiding. |
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| − | When the troubles began in the Aftermath of the Second War, Terenas immediately decreed, in conjunction with [[Varian Wrynn]], who had assumed the throne with Lothar’s death, that their best people should travel to [[Draenor]] to retrieve the artifacts stolen by the [[Shadow Moon Clan]]. |
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| − | Some years later, the matter of what to do with [[Alterac]] came up. [[Lord Prestor]], who appeared to be a relative to the late [[Lord Perenolde]], and Terenas began to arrange a marriage for Prestor to his young daughter, [[Calia]], and Prestor was endorsed by most Alliance nations as the new king of Alterac, solving everyone’s, but particularly Terenas’, political nightmare. This plan was scrapped, though, when Prestor suddenly disappeared. |
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| − | As time wore on, Terenas grew more and more infirmed, and he struggled to hold together the collapsing Alliance. But, despite all his pleas with the dissident nations, [[Gilneas]], [[Stromgarde]] and [[Quel'Thalas]]. His son, [[Arthas]], became the prized protégé of [[Uther Lightbringer]], and a Paladin of the [[Silver Hand]]. |
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| − | As the troubles began with the Orcish uprisings through [[Arathi]], as well as the [[Plague]] spreading from the North, many of the Alliance representatives, especially the ones from [[Dalaran]], were pleading for a quarantine. But Terenas refused, saying that the people of Lordaeron had suffered enough. The mysterious Prophet ([[Medivh]]) unexpectedly materialized during a council of the Alliance, and he pleaded with Terenas to make haste to [[Kalimdor]] or all would be lost. Terenas, however, paid no heed, thinking him little more than a madman. It was here that King Terenas sealed his fate . . . |
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| − | Terenas heard of Arthas' strange behaviour, especially his excursion to [[Northrend]] and destruction of [[Stratholme]], and he immediately ordered the troops recalled. But still, no word was heard for some time. |
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| − | [[Image:LlaneWrynnW2.JPG|thumb|King Terenas from a Warcraft II cinematic]] |
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| − | Finally, Prince Arthas returned, victorious over the evil he had faced in Northrend. All of Lordaeron Capital rejoiced in festival, celebrating the long-awaited return of their heroic Prince. But something was amiss. |
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| − | As he knelt before his father, a dark voice flooded the thoughts of Arthas, and he rose up, drew his sword, and approached the throne, taking his father by the throat, and driving the dark runeblade, [[Frostmourne]], through his heart. Thus did Terenas, King of Lordaeron in the Second War, die at the hands of his own son. |
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| − | Terenas' ashes were kept in a magical urn, guarded by Uther Lightbringer himself. Arthas, desiring the urn for his own ends, slew the great paladin, and discarded his father's ashes. The king's remains were somehow recovered, for they now lie behind the throne room of Lordaeron: |
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| − | :''Here lies King Terenas Menethil II -- Last True King of Lordaeron. |
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| − | :''Great were his deeds -- long was his reign -- unthinkable was his death. |
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| − | :''"May the Father lie blameless for the deeds of the son. May the bloodied crown stay lost and forgotten." |
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| − | == Sources == |
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| − | * [http://www.lunarfalls.com/WarCraft/character_lm.html#Terenas Lunarfalls.com] |
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Revision as of 11:20, 20 January 2012
The Keg of Gnomenbrau can be found at Coldridge Valley in Dun Morogh. Tapping it yields [Cask of Gnomenbrau].
Patch changes
Patch 4.0.3a (2010-11-23): Added.