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{{for|the town's history|Southshore}}
Long ago, three [[mage]]s studied in the mage tower of [[Stormwind]] until one, '''Morganth''', fell to the dark arts. He was urged to turn away from that evil magic, but he could not resist. And so he was banished.
 
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[[File:Ruins of Southshore.jpg|thumb|250px|The Ruins of Southshore]]
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[[File:Ruins of Southshore (Cataclysm).jpg|thumb|Flight path at the Ruins of Southshore]]
   
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The '''Ruins of Southshore''' are all that remain of the human [[harbor|port]] village of [[Southshore]], one of the last intact Alliance towns in [[Lordaeron]].
The fallen mage's new domain is the [[Tower of Ilgalar]] in the [[Redridge Mountains]], and he took with him a powerful book — [[Ur's Treatise on Shadow Magic]].
 
   
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Southshore has been destroyed by the [[Forsaken]]'s "[[New Plague]]", despite the orders of the Horde leadership to cease production after the [[Battle of Angrathar the Wrathgate|Wrathgate incident]]. The potency of the blight used is dubious, as even the Forsaken responsible for it express mild surprise at how effective it was. The town leaders and many others escaped to [[Fenris Keep]], but some other inhabitants weren't so lucky. It was also known to the Horde that Southshore was a supply port and staging ground for the Alliance military in the new war. The loss of the port town spelled the beginning of the end of the Alliance in Hillsbrad Foothills.
The mages of Stormwind wants to have that book returned because they fear that Morganth may find a way to open it and read its contents.
 
   
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It is now controlled by the Horde and serves as a quest hub, complete with a flight master. Yet due to the toxicity of the blight, the land will be inhospitable for several decades. [[Dark ranger]]s patrol the roads nearby with domesticated [[spider]]s.
Morganth is also a constant rival of [[Theocritus]]. He now searches for the [[Scythe of Elune]], or may even have already found it. If he has, then the Redridge Mountains and the kingdom of Stormwind will soon feel his dark might.
 
   
The [[Shadowhide Gnolls]] are his servants. The pendants that they carry allow them to communicate with their master, Morganth. Judging by artifacts found in Tower of Ilgalar, Morganth's main interest - apart from subduing local Gnoll tribes - is research on Dragons.
 
In combat, he is able to summon [[demon]]s and a huge [[abomination]] to fight on his side.
 
   
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==Inhabitants==
[[Category:Zone:Redridge Mountains]]
 
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*{{RaceIcon|Undead|Male|Small}}{{NPC|Horde|Helcular}}
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*{{RaceIcon|Undead|Male|Small}}{{NPC|Horde|Serge Hinott|Alchemy Trainer}}
[[Category:Humans]]
 
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*{{RaceIcon|Undead|Female|Small}}{{NPC|Horde|Darla Harris|Bat Handler}}
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*{{RaceIcon|Undead|Male|Small}}{{RaceIcon|Undead|Female|Small}}{{NPC|Horde|Blightguard}}
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{{Hillsbrad Foothills}}
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[[Category:Harbors]]

Revision as of 01:00, 22 April 2011

For the town's history, see Southshore.
Ruins of Southshore

The Ruins of Southshore

Ruins of Southshore (Cataclysm)

Flight path at the Ruins of Southshore

The Ruins of Southshore are all that remain of the human port village of Southshore, one of the last intact Alliance towns in Lordaeron.

Southshore has been destroyed by the Forsaken's "New Plague", despite the orders of the Horde leadership to cease production after the Wrathgate incident. The potency of the blight used is dubious, as even the Forsaken responsible for it express mild surprise at how effective it was. The town leaders and many others escaped to Fenris Keep, but some other inhabitants weren't so lucky. It was also known to the Horde that Southshore was a supply port and staging ground for the Alliance military in the new war. The loss of the port town spelled the beginning of the end of the Alliance in Hillsbrad Foothills.

It is now controlled by the Horde and serves as a quest hub, complete with a flight master. Yet due to the toxicity of the blight, the land will be inhospitable for several decades. Dark rangers patrol the roads nearby with domesticated spiders.


Inhabitants