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Yeah, so the new book reveals the true leader if the Infinite Dragonflight. I would like to be reminded what are the rules on spoilers from new lore material? Ya' know, before I spoil it for everybody. --AhotahThunderhorn (talk) 03:44, 21 July 2011 (UTC)

Someone correct me if im wrong but there was never a set-in-stone policy. I belive we do a two week period but let one of the admins confirm that. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Warthok (talk · contr).

Multiple exemples (like Bolvar's end, Stormrage book, even Anduin Lother) and a rejected policy have settled the followings:

Wowpedia is a spoiler zone, when someone comes here he knows what is going to happen

As a consequence of the previous, there shall not be any spoiler warning (template) in any article

A 2 week discretion is observed, giving time to read the books (or wait for it because I am a goddam european!)

I will try to write it properly (eventually)

Loremaster A'noob, Arch Druid of the Noobhoof Clan (^talk/_contribz) 14:42, 21 July 2011 (UTC)

WP:LPS

Loremaster A'noob, Arch Druid of the Noobhoof Clan (^talk/_contribz) 15:43, 21 July 2011 (UTC)

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-| image = Forest_Troll.JPG
-| name = The Amani Tribe
-| capital = [[Zul'Aman]]
-| faction = [[Independent]], [[Old Horde]] (former)
-| character = [[Amani'shi Warbringer|Warbringer]], [[Amani'shi Axe Thrower|Axe Thrower]], [[Amani'shi Medicine Man|Medicine Man]], [[Amani'shi Guardian|Guardian]], [[Berserker]], [[Shadowpriest]], [[Amani'shi Flame Caster|Flame Caster]], [[Amani'shi Warrior|Warrior]], [[Amani'shi Beast Tamer|Beast Tamer]], [[Amani'shi Scout|Scout]], [[Amani'shi Handler|Handler]], [[Amani'shi Hatcher|Hatcher]], [[Amani'shi Lookout|Lookout]], [[Amani'shi Protector|Protector]], [[Amani'shi Savage|Savage]], [[Amani'shi Tempest|Tempest]], [[Amani'shi Trainer|Trainer]], [[Amani'shi Tribesman|Tribesman]], [[Amani'shi Wind Walker|Wind Walker]]
-| mount = [[Amani War Bear]]s
-| homeworld = [[Azeroth]]
-| language = [[Zandali]], [[Low Common]], [[Common (language)|Common]]
-| slang = None
-| leader = Warlord [[Zul'jin]]
-| height = 7.5ft / 2.28m (upright)}}
-The '''Amani tribe''' is the great remnant of the [[Amani Empire]], led by the powerful warlord [[Zul'jin]].
+Yeah, so the new book reveals the true leader if the Infinite Dragonflight. I would like to be reminded what are the rules on spoilers from new lore material? Ya' know, before I spoil it for everybody.
-== History ==
+--[[User:AhotahThunderhorn|AhotahThunderhorn]] ([[User talk:AhotahThunderhorn|talk]]) 03:44, 21 July 2011 (UTC)
+:Someone correct me if im wrong but there was never a set-in-stone policy. I belive we do a two week period but let one of the admins confirm that. <small>—The preceding [[WoWpedia:Signature|unsigned]] comment was added by {{User|Warthok}}.</small>
-Established long before the Great Sundering, the Amani Empire took its name from the strongest tribe of forest trolls at the time. In addition, the tribe takes justifiable pride in counting Zul'jin as one of its members. In spite of his disappearance after the Second War, Zul'jin remains the most famous and respected forest troll in history.
+::Multiple exemples (like Bolvar's end, [[Forum:Stormrage and spoilers...|Stormrage book]], even [[Talk:Anduin Lothar#Spoilers|Anduin Lother]]) and a [[Wowpedia talk:Lore policy#Proposal recall vote: spoiler policy|rejected policy]] have settled the followings:
-After the Amani Empire was shattered by the Troll Wars, most forest trolls settled in areas that were a comfortable distance from Quel'Thalas. However, the Amani tribe sneered at such precautions as cowardice. Beset by the high elves' powerful sorcery, Zul'Aman was greatly reduced in size, but the Amani tribe remained entrenched at the easternmost edge of the enchanted kingdom.
+::*Wowpedia is a spoiler zone, when someone comes here he knows what is going to happen
+:::*As a consequence of the previous, there shall not be any spoiler warning (template) in any article
+::A 2 week discretion  is observed, giving time to read the books (or wait for it because I am a goddam european!)
+::I will try to write it properly (eventually)
+::{{User:A'noob/sig}} 14:42, 21 July 2011 (UTC)
+:::[[WP:LPS]]
-When Arthas led the Scourge into Quel'Thalas during the Third War, the Amani tribe witnessed the resulting slaughter with glee. Acting swiftly, the trolls launched a series of attacks on high elf settlements in the Eversong Forest. To the trolls' surprise, the few high elves who had survived the invasion seemed greatly weakened and put up a poor fight. The Amani claimed a significant portion of the forest before the elf Prince Kael'thas Sunstrider arrived in Quel'Thalas.
+:::{{User:A'noob/sig}} 15:43, 21 July 2011 (UTC)
-Gathering all the surviving elves he could find, the prince gave them a new name: the blood elves. These blood elves began draining magic from nearby creatures, and they seemed to gain new strength. Even worse, Kael'thas organized them into a fighting force that proved frustratingly effective against the Amani tribe's efforts, even after Kael'thas and his strongest warriors left Quel'Thalas to fight the Scourge elsewhere.
-In recent days, the blood elves have shown signs of increased magical training and use. The elves' spells have increased in power, and they have rebuilt portions of Quel'Thalas. Most infuriating of all, the blood elves have begun retaking Eversong Forest. Nevertheless the Amani tribe remains fiercely dedicated to its battle against the elves, for the greatly diminished elven populace cannot long prevail alone in fighting both the trolls to the east and the Scourge to the south.
-{{AlsoSee|[[Amani Empire]]}}
-{{Trolls}}
-[[Category:Troll Tribes]]
-[[Category:Forest Trolls]]