Welcome
The Sunwarders are an organisation led by t'Qualle Ashane Brightfire, and their ultimate intention is to restore both the Sin'Dorei, and Quel'Thalas, to their rightful place and glory. With a strong force trained in the art of combat, they are by no means limited to being simply another military force. Many researchers and even civilians make up their ranks - all doing their part to achieve their ultimate goal: the restoration and preservation of their beloved homeland and race. Amongst these goals, they are not unknown to seek out relics of their ancestors; reclaiming what they see as rightfully theirs and holding lectures about various subjects involving their past and heritage. As their organisation is one centered around the Sin'dorei, their ranks are not open for those of other races.
For three months an unrelenting campaign against the seemingly allied Amani Trolls and the Scourge, whom had been kidnapped women and children and conducting experiments on their remains, raged on. What they discovered was far beyond what they could have imaged. Mysterious spirits, insane Elves and dying children met the Sunwarders, but they continued to battle on through the anger and bloodshed until they uncovered a plot. Although un-verified it was rumoured that a vast army of Amani Trolls who had barricaded themselves in Tor'Watha, and the remenants of the Scourge in the Ghostlands and Dead Scar, were going to attack Quel'Thalas and claim it for a darker power. There was only one thing The Sunwarders could think of: To repower the Runestones of Eversong.
The final leg of the journey brought them to the Netherstorm, where they battled the legions of Kael'Thas' traitor Elves to secure a Manaforge to produce a sphere of pure Magic. So powerful, misuse of such an item could cause the decimation of all of Outland. To contain such a powerful item the Sunwarders had to slay a powerful Daemon lord by the name of Mezz'Rith, and obtain a chest kept in his possession. After a long battle with the Lord and his forces, the daemon fell, a chest left in his place. This was quickly secured, and prepared for it's purpose.
The final battle for the Manaforge looms ahead, every day is another day closer to the final assault.
Four months after the founding of the order, Arathyrion left the Sunwarders to persue his own goals, although his real reason for leaving remains unknown. Roughly two months later Andorien was attacked by an unnamed assassin and his life was almost lost. The night after the attack, his body disappeared in suspicious circumstances. He was quickly announced dead by those of a high power to avoid rioting, or anyone who wished to finish the job seeking him out. At this time Azürra, the former Bloodwarder of the Sunwarders, assumed command of the order until a new Quel'Thaeron was chosen. However, almost one month after his disappearance, Andorien's body was found in Azshara of all places, laying motionless at a former altar to Elune. He was quickly evacuated back to Eversong, and a set of bracers were keeping him alive. They were removed, and two nights of intense healing only just saved his life. One week later, Andorien reassumed command of the Sunwarders, he is now planning the attack on the Manaforge.
The Rotgarde have very quickly become close allies of the Sunwarders, both sides sharing valuable infomation. The Sunwarders have become very interested in the supply of blight bombs that The Rotgarde produce for attacks again the Alliance, and have sent several chemical compounds and mental alloys to the Apothecaries in charge of their production to obtain as many as possible for future uses against the enemies of Quel'Thalas.
Much has happened to the Sunwarders during these troubled times. Leaders have changed, members have been slain and some of them have left. New alliances have been forged and old ones have been broken. Countless new enemies have been faced and many are yet to come. Even within the ranks of the Sunwarders has there been hatred if not chaos. Yet they stand, stronger than ever. The new era of the Sunwarders is here.
Andorien Ilthaynar disappeared all of a sudden along with their mysterious founder, Lord Dawnfalcon. It was discovered he was but an old, loyal servant of the Sunfury elves. After the Sunwarders had discovered his plans, they chose to rebel which caused a war between him and the warders. Before Andorien's disappearance, he led the Sunwarders for the last time against the demonic armies of Dawnfalcon. During a battle in Felwood, the warders' current Bloodwarder, Arirah Lucis was slain by a dreadlord who would later betray Dawnfalcon himself.
Their new Bloodwarder, Tarethios Flamekeeper received the title of Quel'thaeron but his reign would not last for long. Desperate times came. Many of the warders chose to resign and join other orders for they had little trust in his leading capabilities. From the shadows of the past, a former "hero" of the Sunwarders chose to show his face. It was Arathyrion Bloodwrath, the co-leader of the order along with Ilthaynar. But the throne was not held by him for long either. His most trusted servitors chose to plot against him with the aid of the blood elves' mortal enemies; the high elves along with some of the neutral orders. Without a trace, he was wiped off the face of Azeroth again. And so did Flamekeeper get his title back.
Days and months passed as the Sunwarders finally realised they had been correct all along; Flamekeeper was incapable of leading the order. He ignored any advice given to him and he did little for the good of the order. His plan to revenge the night elves and corrupt their beloved forests was a complete fiasco. Many were wounded in the battles yet they achieved no victory whatsoever. Recruiting the Forsaken military of Rotgarde was a big mistake as well for they did not listen to his commands at all and instead chose to attack Astranaar straight away. The Sunwarders eventually returned back home to Quel'thalas with many unhappy members. Flamekeeper began to see what his warders thought of him. The Sunwarders' current Dawnguard, t'Qualle Ashana Flamedancer told him about all the mistakes he had made and all the hatred his warders felt. He had no choice but to pass the title of Quel'thaeron to someone else. And who else would have it been than the Dawnguard herself?
The Sunwarders have risen like the Sun after the new Quel'thaeron. Many are happy with her decisions and her way of leading. After many months, the Sunwarders were tasked to find a cure for the Dead Scar but they soon chose to replace this with another one. They were to travel to the arctic wastes of Northrend to find any artifacts that were lost during Kael'thas' journey in there.
Despite their bright-looking future, they have their share of problems; most of them being internal. Only time will tell what happens to these brave defenders of their homeland and culture.
For the Eternal Sun! For the kingdom of the blood elves!
The Sunwarders are an organisation led by t'Qualle Ashane Brightfire, and their ultimate intention is to restore both the Sin'Dorei, and Quel'Thalas, to their rightful place and glory. With a strong force trained in the art of combat, they are by no means limited to being simply another military force. Many researchers and even civilians make up their ranks - all doing their part to achieve their ultimate goal: the restoration and preservation of their beloved homeland and race. Amongst these goals, they are not unknown to seek out relics of their ancestors; reclaiming what they see as rightfully theirs and holding lectures about various subjects involving their past and heritage. As their organisation is one centered around the Sin'dorei, their ranks are not open for those of other races.
For three months an unrelenting campaign against the seemingly allied Amani Trolls and the Scourge, whom had been kidnapped women and children and conducting experiments on their remains, raged on. What they discovered was far beyond what they could have imaged. Mysterious spirits, insane Elves and dying children met the Sunwarders, but they continued to battle on through the anger and bloodshed until they uncovered a plot. Although un-verified it was rumoured that a vast army of Amani Trolls who had barricaded themselves in Tor'Watha, and the remenants of the Scourge in the Ghostlands and Dead Scar, were going to attack Quel'Thalas and claim it for a darker power. There was only one thing The Sunwarders could think of: To repower the Runestones of Eversong.
The final leg of the journey brought them to the Netherstorm, where they battled the legions of Kael'Thas' traitor Elves to secure a Manaforge to produce a sphere of pure Magic. So powerful, misuse of such an item could cause the decimation of all of Outland. To contain such a powerful item the Sunwarders had to slay a powerful Daemon lord by the name of Mezz'Rith, and obtain a chest kept in his possession. After a long battle with the Lord and his forces, the daemon fell, a chest left in his place. This was quickly secured, and prepared for it's purpose.
The final battle for the Manaforge looms ahead, every day is another day closer to the final assault.
Four months after the founding of the order, Arathyrion left the Sunwarders to persue his own goals, although his real reason for leaving remains unknown. Roughly two months later Andorien was attacked by an unnamed assassin and his life was almost lost. The night after the attack, his body disappeared in suspicious circumstances. He was quickly announced dead by those of a high power to avoid rioting, or anyone who wished to finish the job seeking him out. At this time Azürra, the former Bloodwarder of the Sunwarders, assumed command of the order until a new Quel'Thaeron was chosen. However, almost one month after his disappearance, Andorien's body was found in Azshara of all places, laying motionless at a former altar to Elune. He was quickly evacuated back to Eversong, and a set of bracers were keeping him alive. They were removed, and two nights of intense healing only just saved his life. One week later, Andorien reassumed command of the Sunwarders, he is now planning the attack on the Manaforge.
The Rotgarde have very quickly become close allies of the Sunwarders, both sides sharing valuable infomation. The Sunwarders have become very interested in the supply of blight bombs that The Rotgarde produce for attacks again the Alliance, and have sent several chemical compounds and mental alloys to the Apothecaries in charge of their production to obtain as many as possible for future uses against the enemies of Quel'Thalas.
Much has happened to the Sunwarders during these troubled times. Leaders have changed, members have been slain and some of them have left. New alliances have been forged and old ones have been broken. Countless new enemies have been faced and many are yet to come. Even within the ranks of the Sunwarders has there been hatred if not chaos. Yet they stand, stronger than ever. The new era of the Sunwarders is here.
Andorien Ilthaynar disappeared all of a sudden along with their mysterious founder, Lord Dawnfalcon. It was discovered he was but an old, loyal servant of the Sunfury elves. After the Sunwarders had discovered his plans, they chose to rebel which caused a war between him and the warders. Before Andorien's disappearance, he led the Sunwarders for the last time against the demonic armies of Dawnfalcon. During a battle in Felwood, the warders' current Bloodwarder, Arirah Lucis was slain by a dreadlord who would later betray Dawnfalcon himself.
Their new Bloodwarder, Tarethios Flamekeeper received the title of Quel'thaeron but his reign would not last for long. Desperate times came. Many of the warders chose to resign and join other orders for they had little trust in his leading capabilities. From the shadows of the past, a former "hero" of the Sunwarders chose to show his face. It was Arathyrion Bloodwrath, the co-leader of the order along with Ilthaynar. But the throne was not held by him for long either. His most trusted servitors chose to plot against him with the aid of the blood elves' mortal enemies; the high elves along with some of the neutral orders. Without a trace, he was wiped off the face of Azeroth again. And so did Flamekeeper get his title back.
Days and months passed as the Sunwarders finally realised they had been correct all along; Flamekeeper was incapable of leading the order. He ignored any advice given to him and he did little for the good of the order. His plan to revenge the night elves and corrupt their beloved forests was a complete fiasco. Many were wounded in the battles yet they achieved no victory whatsoever. Recruiting the Forsaken military of Rotgarde was a big mistake as well for they did not listen to his commands at all and instead chose to attack Astranaar straight away. The Sunwarders eventually returned back home to Quel'thalas with many unhappy members. Flamekeeper began to see what his warders thought of him. The Sunwarders' current Dawnguard, t'Qualle Ashana Flamedancer told him about all the mistakes he had made and all the hatred his warders felt. He had no choice but to pass the title of Quel'thaeron to someone else. And who else would have it been than the Dawnguard herself?
The Sunwarders have risen like the Sun after the new Quel'thaeron. Many are happy with her decisions and her way of leading. After many months, the Sunwarders were tasked to find a cure for the Dead Scar but they soon chose to replace this with another one. They were to travel to the arctic wastes of Northrend to find any artifacts that were lost during Kael'thas' journey in there.
Despite their bright-looking future, they have their share of problems; most of them being internal. Only time will tell what happens to these brave defenders of their homeland and culture.
For the Eternal Sun! For the kingdom of the blood elves!
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Welcome to your new guild site! This post is meant to introduce you to some of the features and customization options you have on this site. You can add new posts using the "Add a Post" button at the top of the page. If you are a guild administrator, you can delete this post from your Control Panel.
Site Features
To help you get started, here are just some of the features that you should make sure to try out. You can enable each of these features from your Control Panel.
- Guild Recruitment is an extremely useful tool for advertising to visitors that you are looking for new members. In addition, if you enable recruitment, your guild will appear in the WowStead Guild Recruitment Tool, where users can easily find information about your recruiting needs.
- To enable recruitment, first make sure the the 'Guild Recruitment' module is enabled from the General Settings page of the Control Panel. After enabling the module, go to the Recruitment page of the Control Panel. You'll find this link in the 'Site Features' section. From this page simply check the 'Currently Recruiting' checkbox and click the 'Save' button.
- To enable the calendar, first make sure the module is enabled from the General Settings page of the Control Panel. Then go to the Calendar page of the Control Panel.
- On this page, you can create new calendar events by selecting the 'New Events' button at the top of the page. You can also sync your guild calendar with a character's in-game calendar by using the WowArmory's calendar feed tool. To do so, simply follow the instructions below the calendar.
- Wowstead allows you to easily download commonly used addons directly from your guild site! To enable this, make sure the module from the General Settings page of the Control Panel. Then go to the Addons page of the Control Panel.
- WowStead's progression tool allows site visitors to see your guild's progress in an easily summarized fashion.
Customizing Your Site
Even though Wowstead requires very little initial setup, you are still given a number of powerful tools to personalize and customize your guild site.
Wowstead Content Management System (CMS)
The Wowstead CMS is an incredibly powerful tool that lets you create pages, posts, FAQs, galleries and other content for your site.
You can access the CMS by going to the control panel and accessing the control pages under "News & Media".
Layout, Theme & Widget Placement
- You can easily change your site's layout, theme and widget placement by going to the Customize Site page of the Control Page in the 'Site Configuration' section.
Guild Ranks
To rename your guild ranks, simply go to the Ranks & Permissions page of the control panel, inh the 'Guild Management' section.
- Wowstead can detect the number of active ranks in your guild. The ranks are defaulted to Guild Master (Rank 0) and Rank 1 through Rank 9 - where Rank 1 is the highest and Rank 9 is the lowest. You can determine what site permissions a rank has using the Manage Permissions button to the right of a given rank. Users will be automatically granted site permissions based on the in-game rank of their character.
- You can create custom ranks using the "Create New Role" button in the upper right of the Ranks & Permissions control page. Custom ranks can be used to assign privilege to guild members in addition to their default guild rank permissions.
Site Navigation
- You can edit your site's navigation menu by going to the Navigation page of the Control Panel, in the 'Site Configuration' section. Here, you can create and edit navigation links, or restrict them to certain guild ranks and create new links.
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We've decided to restore the Wowstead site once again and take it in use.
I've cleaned up the dusty ol' recruitment forum which is now eagerly waiting for new posts to be made there! So that means all recruitment will be done through our Wowstead forums again. If someone asks from you what to do if they would like to join the guild, direct them here and ask them to write an in-character letter which will then be replied to by one of our recruiting officers.
And recruitment forum is not the only one I want to be used. Feel free to post on the other forums as well. I encourage you to do so.
Once I learn to add a custom skin to this site, I'll be putting it here so we can get rid of that unhealthy-looking blue draenei lady! And once I get this polling problem solved you can expect frequently changing polls.
I hope this site will once again be taken into daily use.
- Tarethios Flamekeeper
Bloodwarder of the Sunwarders and a happy little Y.M.C.A (Your Mage Councillor Assistant). -
With the Sunwarders valiant efforts and capture of one of the main Amani warlords, the Trolls have once again faded in to their fortress of Tor’Watha, and the apparent leader of the uprising and alliance between the Scourge and Amani Trolls has seemingly disappeared in to myth. A hint of cowardice against superior forces, or perhaps something far more sinister?
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------OOC – This marks the end of our first campaign, the Shadow of Quel’Thalas. Although this seems like a low key ending to the plot, after the summer it lost a lot of its momentum. This new one will focus on finding out who was behind the Scourge incursions, and where Dal’Ashan Dawnfalcon has gone exactly. Get your detective hats on, and your pipes out! Stay tuned for news about our next plot – Coming very soon!
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The application process, and form, have been completely revamped. All applications are now considered 99% (With the exception of one question) in character. Responses from officers also be in character, with an OOC note if needed.
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Urgent! The Manaforges of Netherstorm event has been POSTPONED until the 12th of September (One week after planned).
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I, Andorien, will be away for two weeks. While I am gone Azurra will be the In Character leader, whereas Aryena will be leading things Out of Character. Please direct all issues towards these two while I am away.
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After weeks of research, Lord Dal’Ashan Dawnfalcon has deciphered the key reagent for the restoration of Runestone Shan’Dor from the books, tomes and scrolls recovered from the recent raids on the Sanctums of Eversong. It has been uncovered that the main reagent is a vast amount of concentrated magical energy, the type created by the Manaforges of the Netherstorm. These are currently under the control of the remnants of Kael’Thas’ Sunfury Elves. Although not vast in numbers, these small pockets of Sunfury resistance could prove deadly; as they have nothing left to them, and will fight vigorously to the end. The goal of this mission is to seize control of Manaforge Ara for a period of ten minutes, initiate the process which will allow us to capture a very small, but unimaginably potent orb of Magical Essence that will be deposited inside the console, and then extract ourselves from the Manaforge without any causalities.
However, we will need to acquire a very special container to hold such a powerful magical item. Thankfully, within the Netherstorm there is the now destroyed Kirin’Var Village. It has comes to our attention that the wizards of the Kirin’Tor brought several powerful artifacts with them to the Netherstorm, and that some of they may still remain. One of these artifacts if the Vra’Lin Box. This container looks like nothing more than a small jewelry box, but appearances can be decorative. This vessel, although small, houses an inter-dimensional pocket that cannot be destroyed or ‘broken in to’. It can hold any item, no matter the power the item contains. The Vra’Lin Box can only be opened with a code-word, something that has eluded the many adventurers who have sought the container for their own purposes.
It is said that any who hear the words are driven mad unless they have the Tzin’Gzar in their possession. The Tzin’Gzar is another ancient artifact that is supposed to fit on to the front of the box, it is, however, a cloak buckle. The clasp is believed to be in possession of a Demon Lord that rules over the Draenei Ruins situated somewhere within the Netherstorm. The Demon Lord that reigns over the ruins can only be defeated when his true name is uttered, and this is one of the most important pieces of information we must uncover before the attack on Manaforge Ara.
As no one in the order of The Sunwarders has previous knowledge or experience with the operation or the workings of the Manaforges, the force that will be assigned to the capture of Manaforge Ara with meet with a group of former-Sunfury Warp-technicians near the Manaforge itself. The Sunwarders will need to safely escort these Technicians inside the Manaforge and protect them for long enough for them to input the correct codes in to the console, and then for longer still as the final product is created. When the condensed magical essence is ejected out of the console, we will have several seconds to put it in the Vra’Lin Box before it implodes. The ensuing explosion will not only destroy Manaforge Ara, but possibly the entire shattered world. These now Scryer aligned engineers are more than willing to lend their aid to our cause, indeed they have been most interested in our goals, and have even stated they will give their lives in procuring the item required.
The Sunwarders force will meet at ‘Area 52’ for briefing.
This task is huge in proportions, and it may take more than one visit to the broken planet of Draenor to complete in full. After the impressive results of all previous Sunwarder actions, myself and Lord Dawnfalcon have all faith in your abilities to conquer the task at hand.
Belore Guide You All,
Quel’Thaeron Andorien Ilthaynar
OOC – This event may be spread out over two, or three, events and there should be no rush to complete it.
The date of this event is 20:00 on the 5th of September 2009.
To-Do List
Significantly research demonic names to uncover the true name of the Demon Lord. This is up to the guild to do, and I will not help. If the name is not uncovered, then the event will be unable to proceed past that point.
Research where in the Kirin’Var Village the Box may be found.
Search local Consortium traders to see if they have acquired the items before us.
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