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Commentaire de 327267

I find this one harder to locate than "the Fall" - it's at 43.3, 58.7

Commentaire de Sheason

Diel anu dor eraburis lo dor talah al'shar anar dor bandu lo dor dorados'no man'ar lo dor Shan're Shar. Do ash dor eburi diel Bandu, terro lo dor shan're d'ana'no, ethala nor al'shar lo dor dieb, talah dorini ash man'ar al thus aman diel anu shando dath anu turus. Anar dor ishura lo dor Shar nor dor eraburis lo dor talah, shan're lo Bandu, thera ishnu shari, fulo da ishnu rini dor anoduna fulo al'shar, dieb dor aman'ni talah.

Neph'o shano fulo fulo shari nor ethala lo ash'therod shari'adune anar dor banthalos, Thero'Shan nor Fandu'TAlah fulo dor dal'dieb, neph'o dor bandu lo Mush'al, dor Dorados'No mush'al eburi, no ishnu dal'dieb. Anu shan're dune'adah, turus lo dor Dath'anar, anu dor'ano do dor anar shari do shando, nor do ethala rini anu dorini Mandalas Thoribas, neph'o al thera su diel lo thera thera thus lo nor anar no nor Adore lo Fala'andu, thus thus alah'ni lo dor shari.

Nor u'phol, o aman eburi lo nor shan're no dor shando thus da aman da shar nor eraburis dath'anar, dor Dal'dieb, ano adore balah dor ethala lo Fandu'TAlah, nor fulo fulo shano do Thero'Shan, do nei do dor falla nor ishnu lo ash ethala.

Nor ri al dor, anar dor ishura lo dor Shar lo Mandalas, dor anar shari fulo nor dath'anar, eburi dor talah shan're dor talah rini ishura do alah'ni.

Commentaire de odok

Translation for those who can't speak Darnassian:

Long had the children of the stars dwelled upon the banks of the shimmering waters of the Eternal Well. To all was known that Elune, light of the eternal twilight, aspect and goddess of the moon, dwelt withing its waters at such time that she rested from her works. Upon the shores of the Well did the children of the stars, favoured of Elune, build their homes, even as their gaze was trained ever skyward, into the moonlit night.

Though there were many towns and places of habitation constructed upon the lakeshore, Ameth'Aran and Bashal'Aran were the foremost, having the touch of Azshara, the Kaldorei's beloved queen, in their creation. Her favored servitors, those of the highborne, she brought to the twin towns to reside, and to govern them she placed Athrikus Narassin, though it would be that he would spend most of his days in his Tower of Althalaxx, some ways removed of the towns.

His second, a mage known of his prowess in the arcane arts as much as with his physical abilities, was Asterion, who lived among the people of Bashal'Aran, and went many times to Ameth'Aran, to see to the needs and wants of its people.

And so it was, upon the shores of the Well of Eternity, the twin towns grew and prospered, while the world beneath the stars fell slowly to madness.

Commentaire de Taraezor

Blizzard have gone to so much trouble over the years to craft a very consistent "lore" and this quest is very much a part of that lore.

It's a pity that to gain a complete understanding of the history of the world we need to consult out of game sources.

Fragments such as this are great. I just wish there was some way to bind them together in game.

The Well of Eternity (which one lol), Azshara, those closest to her, Arcane magic, Night Elves, Trolls, etc are so important to an understanding of ancient Azeroth.

What do Trolls and Night Elves have in common? Most of us wouldn't have a clue.

Le Lai d'Ameth'Aran

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