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| + | [[Image:Cataclysm Barrens.jpg|right|thumb|250px|The [[Great Divide]], one of many fissures in the land caused by the Cataclysm]] |
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| − | [[Alowicious Czervik]] is a level 10 candy [[vendor]] located in the [[Valley of Strength]] in the [[orcish]] city of [[Orgrimmar]]. |
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| + | The '''Shattering''' (also called the '''Second Sundering''' and '''Cataclysm''') was a worldwide disaster that struck [[Azeroth]] following [[Deathwing]] blasting his way from [[Deepholm]] into the world. Earthquakes, volcano eruptions, and floods followed in his wake, reshaping the face of the world. |
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| − | NOTE: He is only available during the annual [[Children's Week]] event. |
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| + | The coastlines of [[Kalimdor]] and the [[Eastern Kingdoms]] shifted, flooding some old lands and exposing new ones. Whole parts of the world, like [[Thousand Needles]] and a large chunk of [[Tanaris]], ended up underwater. In some cases, tidal waves caused by the Shattering flooded or destroyed coastal settlements like [[Auberdine]], [[Rut'theran Village]], and [[Feathermoon Stronghold]], forcing their residents to relocate — usually inland. Even far from the coast, fires, avalanches and lava eruptions changed some areas beyond recognition. |
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| − | See [[List of Orgrimmar NPCs]]. |
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| + | The tectonic shifts blocked some old routes, like the one between [[Badlands]] and [[Loch Modan]], and opened some new ones through previously impassable mountains. The Shattering also damaged an ancient [[titan]] device previously hiding the [[Uldum]] complex, exposing access to it from [[Tanaris]]. |
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| + | The Shattering brought the [[Elemental Plane]] closer to Azeroth, bringing the world in direct conflict with the elemental lords — including [[Ragnaros]], who, upon his return, assaulted [[Nordrassil]], prompting [[Malfurion Stormrage]] to organize a defense of [[Mount Hyjal]] again. |
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| + | The [[goblin]] island of [[Kezan]] and the self-isolated nation of [[Gilneas]] suffered greatly from natural disasters, leading directly to events that affected the existing balance between the [[Alliance]] and the [[Horde]], redrawing the political map of the world. |
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Revision as of 04:10, 28 October 2010
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The Great Divide, one of many fissures in the land caused by the Cataclysm
The Shattering (also called the Second Sundering and Cataclysm) was a worldwide disaster that struck Azeroth following Deathwing blasting his way from Deepholm into the world. Earthquakes, volcano eruptions, and floods followed in his wake, reshaping the face of the world.
Consequences
The coastlines of Kalimdor and the Eastern Kingdoms shifted, flooding some old lands and exposing new ones. Whole parts of the world, like Thousand Needles and a large chunk of Tanaris, ended up underwater. In some cases, tidal waves caused by the Shattering flooded or destroyed coastal settlements like Auberdine, Rut'theran Village, and Feathermoon Stronghold, forcing their residents to relocate — usually inland. Even far from the coast, fires, avalanches and lava eruptions changed some areas beyond recognition.
The tectonic shifts blocked some old routes, like the one between Badlands and Loch Modan, and opened some new ones through previously impassable mountains. The Shattering also damaged an ancient titan device previously hiding the Uldum complex, exposing access to it from Tanaris.
The Shattering brought the Elemental Plane closer to Azeroth, bringing the world in direct conflict with the elemental lords — including Ragnaros, who, upon his return, assaulted Nordrassil, prompting Malfurion Stormrage to organize a defense of Mount Hyjal again.
The goblin island of Kezan and the self-isolated nation of Gilneas suffered greatly from natural disasters, leading directly to events that affected the existing balance between the Alliance and the Horde, redrawing the political map of the world.