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| − | |capital=[[Gilneas City]] |
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| − | |ruler=[[King Genn Greymane]] |
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| − | |loc=South of [[Silverpine Forest]] |
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| + | '''Mobus's Vile Halberd''' drops from the rare elite [[world boss]] [[Mobus]], circling the [[Abyssal Breach]] in the [[Abyssal Depths]]. |
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| − | '''Gilneas''' (pronounced Gil-NEIGH-uhs) is a [[human nation]] and [[kingdom]]<ref name="LoC 97">''[[Lands of Conflict]]'', 97</ref> located in the peninsula south-west of [[Silverpine Forest]] on the continent of [[Lordaeron]]. The kingdom was founded following the splitting of [[Arathor]] and is ruled by the [[House of Greymane]]. Besides the peninsula, the kingdom also included the island of [[Zul'Dare]]. |
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| − | Gilneas is a large peninsula that juts into the sea south of western Lordaeron. Silverpine Forest lies to the north-east and [[Kul Tiras]] awaits across the sea to the south. Lord Genn Greymane never supported the Lordaeron Alliance in the Second War. Thus, after the war, he constructed the Greymane Wall: a massive barrier spanning the entire northern border. The enormous wall barricades Gilneas from Lordaeron. Gilneas does not allow anyone in or out, and no one knows what has been transpiring there since the end of the Second War.<ref name="LoC 96">''[[Lands of Conflict]]'', 96</ref> |
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| − | It was later found that the [[Worgen]] curse has swept mercilessly across the nation, turning nearly all of its inhabitants to savage beasts. However, the denizens somehow retained their will unleashing a bloody civil war that wrecked the whole nation. Following the ''[[World of Warcraft: Cataclysm|Cataclysm]]'' and an [[Invasion of Gilneas|invasion]] by the [[Forsaken]], Gilneas has rejoined the Alliance.<ref name="cataclysm">http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/cataclysm/features/worgen.html</ref> |
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| − | ==History== |
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| − | [[File:Gilneas flag.jpg|thumb|The Gilnean flag.]] |
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| − | Following their victory in [[Troll Wars|their war against the trolls]], the empire of [[Arathor]] entered into a period of prosperity and growth. After the death of King [[Thoradin]] the empire began to expand, founding new city states in the wilderness - including Gilneas. Each city grew and prospered, Gilneas and [[Alterac]] developed strong armies which explored the world. Over time the power of Gilneas and the other city states grew as that of [[Strom]] waned, eventually they developed their own customs and beliefs and the empire splintered into [[Seven Kingdoms|independent kingdoms]].<ref>{{elink|type=wowus|link=http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/story/chapter2.html#16|desc=Chapter II: The New World - The Seven Kingdoms}}</ref> Under the rule of [[Archibald Greymane|King Archibald]], Gilneas prospered even further eventually rivaling the kingdoms of [[Stormwind]] and [[Lordaeron]]. |
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| − | By the start of the [[Second War]] Gilneas was one of the most powerful human nations, and because of this, the kingdom's ruler, [[Genn Greymane]], was not a strong supporter of the [[Alliance]], believing that his own armies would be more than enough to deal with any threat. Despite this, Gilneas was not neutral towards the [[Horde]], and did join the Alliance late in the Second War, although Lord Greymane constantly argued against its existence from beginning to end. He never actually supported the Lordaeron Alliance in the Second War.<ref name="LoC 96" /> Shortly after the Horde was defeated, Greymane pulled his nation's "support" from the Alliance, refusing to spend his nation's resources on keeping the orcs alive in internment camps or in rebuilding other nations devastated by the war. Greymane's isolationism may have been influenced by [[Deathwing|Daval Prestor]], secretly the black dragon [[Deathwing]] in [[human]] form, who Greymane had supported to the throne of [[Alterac]]. |
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| − | Some time after the Second War, Greymane constructed the [[Greymane Wall]] — an enormous stone barrier that now separates Gilneas from Lordaeron.<ref name="WoWRPG 20">''[[World of Warcraft: The Roleplaying Game]]'', 20</ref> Attempting to forever remove his nation from what he considered "other people's troubles", he barricaded Gilneas behind the wall. No one, not even other humans were allowed to enter Gilneas. Even during the [[Scourge|Scourge's]] invasion of Lordaeron, while human refugees came begging to be allowed in, the Greymane Wall remained closed. Nevertheless, more refugees and other nations have entreated Gilneas for aid. These unfortunates never see a Gilnean and are easy prey for the [[worgen]] that occasionally stray south from [[Shadowfang Keep]].<ref name="LoC 97" /> Gilneas was not affected by the Scourge. Although the land connection to Gilneas is closed, ships from this self-isolated nation have been spotted throughout the world, such as the pirate ship ''Heedless'' of captain [[Baron Longshore]]. |
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| − | A small group of soldiers known as the [[Gilneas Brigade]] joined the [[Human Expedition]] led by [[Jaina Proudmoore]] during the [[Third War]], but these were actually sent by [[Darius Crowley|Lord Crowley]] as an act of defiance against Genn. |
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| − | The worgen threat was contained for millennia, until Archmage [[Arugal]] managed to pull the wolf-beasts from the [[Emerald Dream]]. Summoned by order of King Genn Greymane, the worgen were used to battle [[Scourge]] forces encroaching on the kingdom of Gilneas. Yet the feral creatures soon spread their curse throughout the human population of [[Silverpine Forest]], infecting Gilnean soldiers stationed beyond the Greymane Wall. Before long the affliction had advanced through the legendary barrier and was gradually eating away at Gilneas’ humanity. As reports of strange attacks and disappearances rose, fear took root in the hearts of Genn’s people. |
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| − | Not long ago the curse’s spread was stifled, but the victory proved short-lived. Now, at a time when Gilneas is still recovering from a [[Gilneas civil war|civil war]], the curse has returned with renewed fervor. To compound the worgen threat, the [[Forsaken]] have started battering at the nation’s gates in a bid to conquer Gilneas. Unbeknownst to many of the kingdom’s citizens, a war between beast and man is also raging within the worgen themselves. Whether or not balance can be restored to these cursed Gilneans before the entirety of Genn’s kingdom loses its humanity is uncertain.<ref>{{elink|type=wowus|link=http://us.battle.net/wow/en/game/race/worgen}}</ref> |
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| − | While Greymane's efforts to stem the tide of the Scourge kept Gilneas from the grasp of the undead, the Greymane Wall inadvertently subjected the Gilneans to a dark fate all the same. Many fell under the worgen curse, as it did with their neighbors to the north in [[Silverpine Forest|Silverpine]] before them. However, with the aid of a Night Elf priestess, [[Belrysa]], the Gilneans were shown a way to retain control of their human minds when transformed into the worgen form.<ref name="cataclysm" /> |
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| − | No one had seen a Gilnean for more than ten years<ref name="WoWRPG 20" /> until the [[Cataclysm]], which destroyed the Wall. Driven by their curse and [[Invasion of Gilneas|threat]] from the [[Forsaken]], Gilneas was finally driven into the [[Alliance]]'s fold.<ref name="cataclysm" /> |
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| − | The Greymane Wall, in the south of Silverpine Forest, has been in the game since release, but Gilneas itself remained a closed zone. With the ''Cataclysm'' expansion, Gilneas was finally opened to players as the heavily-phased level 1-12 starting zone of the new playable [[Worgen (playable)|worgen]] race. Players enter the story as a human. The level 1-5 quests take place a year before the Cataclysm, and will teach them how the worgen curse came to be, how the humans of Gilneas came to be affected by it and lastly with the player him/herself being infected with the worgen curse.<ref>http://www.joystiq.com/2009/09/04/blizzard-interview-j-allen-brack-on-world-of-warcraft/</ref> After a cutscene, players will be in worgen form and the game time skips to just before the Cataclysm. For the remainder of the starting experience, players will experience the dual threats of the effects of the Shattering upon Gilneas and the Forsaken siege. An offer of aid from a [[night elves|night elven]] [[druid]]ic sect brings Gilneas into the [[Alliance]], which serves as a counterpart to the introduction of the [[Horde]]-allied [[Goblin (playable)|Goblins]] of [[Kezan]]. In-game, Gilneas appears to be a dreary and rainy territory, reflecting the cursed nation itself. The Greymane Wall received a graphical update to match the new style of Gilneas (a Victorian style). |
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| − | It must also be mentioned that, much like when [[Quel'Thalas]] was introduced in ''[[World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade]]'', the Peninsula of Gilneas has a considerably different landmass than it does on pre-''Cataclysm'' maps. Prior to the Cataclysm Gilneas appeared as a small, thin peninsula roughly the same size and shape as Silverpine Forest to the north. After the Cataclysm the Gilnean peninsula appears slightly shorter but significantly wider (even accounting for the land that sinks into the ocean during the Worgen starting experience). |
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| − | Genn Greymane is still alive, being among the first NPCs encountered by [[worgen (playable)|worgen players]]. After the player's transformation into a worgen, Greymane is seen advising Krennan to give the player a treatment for the worgen curse.<ref name="Wow.com live blog">[http://www.wow.com/2009/08/21/blizzcon-2009-live-blogging-the-cataclysm-new-starter-zones/ BlizzCon 2009: Live blogging the Cataclysm new starter zones]</ref> However, [[Brann Bronzebeard]]'s rumors about the [[Naga]]<ref name="LoC 97" /> have not been proven true. |
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| − | One of the new battlegrounds in Cataclysm is called [[Battle for Gilneas]], and features the ongoing siege of Gilneas by the Forsaken. Outside the battleground, Horde players are sent into a phased version of Gilneas from quests in Silverpine to stop the worgen and fortify their hold on the kingdom. |
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| − | The unphased version of Gilneas, [[Ruins of Gilneas]], is devoid of any life except for a few critters. |
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| − | ====Description==== |
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| − | ''Gilneas is located on the peninsula south of Silverpine Forest.'' |
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| − | ''The human kingdom had supported the Alliance during the Second War, but King Greymane had no qualms about severing all ties to the outside world when it became clear that the Alliance needed Gilneas more than Gilneas needed the Alliance. Unbeknownst to the rest of the world, darkness fell on Gilneas after the Greymane Wall's gates had been closed, and the worgen curse ravaged the nation. Before long, Gilneans were fighting against Gilneans in a bloody civil war that left the kingdom in tatters. Remarkably, the people of Gilneas have somehow managed to hold on to the last vestiges of their humanity... for now.'' |
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| − | ==People and culture== |
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| − | [[File:Gilneans.jpg|thumb|Two human Gilneans in conversation.]] |
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| − | A person from Gilneas is referred to as Gilnean.<ref name="LoC 97" /> |
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| − | Like their leader, Gilneas' people are burly and gruff. Extremely isolationist, they supported the Greymane Wall's construction. They speak common, and have their faith in the Holy Light. Their resources are unknown.<ref name="LoC 96"/> |
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| − | Moreover, their costumes, weapons, architecture and accents have great Victorian connotations, which along with the cold and rainy weather of the peninsula, give the feeling of being in the London of the nineteenth century. |
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| − | Lord Genn Greymane, a brawny warrior who is in his seventies, has ruled Gilneas for decades. |
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| − | ==Geography== |
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| − | Gilneas is a large peninsula that juts into the sea south of the western regions of Lordaeron. Silverpine Forest lies to the north-east and [[Kul Tiras]] and [[Crestfall]] await across the sea to the south and Tol'Barad stands to the east. Because of its nearness, [[Zul'Dare]] is considered part of Gilneas. |
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| − | Gilneas is a cold, rainy place, mainly because The [[Great Sea]] surrounds the peninsula on three sides, making sea storms common. High cliffs on the shores protect Gilneas from sailors’ curious eyes. The Greymane Wall is the only evident site in Gilneas.<ref name="LoC 97" /><ref name="LoC 96" /> |
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| − | ===Maps and subregions=== |
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| − | File:Gn.PNG|Initial concept layout (seen at Blizzcon 2009) |
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| − | File:Gilneas Peninsula Landscape.jpg|Layout of the Gilneas Peninsula (as of Blizzcon 2009) |
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| − | File:WorldMap-Gilneas.jpg|Gilneas before phasing |
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| − | File:WorldMap-Gilneas terrain1.jpg|First phase: Erosion of the southwestern coast near Duskhaven |
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| − | File:WorldMap-RuinsOfGilneas.jpg|Second phase: Duskhaven is consumed by the crumbling earth |
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| − | |[[Aderic's Repose]]{{·}} [[Allen Farmstead]]{{·}} [[The Bite]]{{·}} [[Blackwald|The Blackwald]]{{·}} [[Bradshaw Mill|The Bradshaw Mill]]{{·}} [[Crowley Orchard]]{{·}} [[Crowley Stable Grounds]]{{·}}[[Duskhaven]]{{·}} [[Duskmist Shore]] {{·}} [[Emberstone Mine]]{{·}} [[Emberstone Village]]{{·}} [[Galewatch Lighthouse]] {{·}}[[Gilneas City]] ([[Cathedral Quarter]] {{·}} [[Greymane Court]] {{·}} [[Light's Dawn Cathedral]] {{·}} [[Merchant Square]]{{·}}[[Military District]]{{·}}[[Stoneward Prison]]){{·}} [[Greymane Manor]]{{·}} [[Greymane Wall|The Greymane Wall]]{{·}} [[Hammond Farmstead]] {{·}} [[Hayward Fishery]]{{·}} [[Headlands|The Headlands]]{{·}} [[Keel Harbor]]{{·}} [[King's Gate]]{{·}} [[Koroth's Den]]{{·}} [[Livery Outpost]]{{·}} [[Northern Headlands]]{{·}} [[Northgate River]]{{·}} [[Northgate Woods]]{{·}} [[Queen's Gate]]{{·}} [[Rygna's Lair]]{{·}} [[Stagecoach Crash Site]]{{·}} [[Stormglen Village]]{{·}} [[Tal'doren]]{{·}} [[Tempest's Reach]]{{·}} [[Wahl Cottage]] |
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| − | | Via evacuation |
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| − | ===Battlegrounds=== |
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| − | *[[Battle for Gilneas]] |
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| − | *Herbalism |
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| − | ==Post-Cataclysm== |
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| − | The [[worgen]] curse that started from Shadowfang Keep and swept across Gilneas left its people irrevocably transformed. Almost the entire human population has been turned to the beastly [[worgen]], a humbling failure for Genn Greymane in his efforts to keep his people safe. The reaction of the people to this change will likely be greatly varied, and has yet to be revealed. Preliminary dialogue from [[Cataclysm]] has revealed that Gilnean mages and healers went to great strides to fight the affliction. |
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| − | Gilneas has undergone deep changes in the wake of its cursing, and while the people maintain their free will, the impact of the curse remains to be seen. |
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| − | The [[forsaken]], led by [[Dark Ranger Thyala]], have begun an invasion on Gilneas. |
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| − | ==Gilneas in Warcraft II== |
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| − | [[File:Gineas.jpg|thumb|Gilneas' flag from Warcraft II]] |
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| − | '''Leader:''' ''Genn Greymane'' |
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| − | '''Nation Color:''' ''Black'' |
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| − | '''Background:''' ''Despite the impending Orcish invasion, Gilneas has remained separate from the [[Alliance of Lordaeron]]. As ruler of one of the strongest human nations, Genn Greymane is convinced that his own armies can deal with any threat, and has therefore remained unmoved by Lord Lothar's pleas for unity. Despite this apparent disdain for the Alliance, the denizens of Gilneas harbor no fondness for the orcs or their allies and are prepared to meet them blade for blade.<ref>''[[Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness|Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness manual]]'', 43</ref>'' |
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| − | In the ''[[Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos]]'' [[The Invasion of Kalimdor|Orc Campaign: The Invasion of Kalimdor]] in [[Cry of the Warsong|Chapter Three: Cry of the Warsong]], one of the human factions you face has the force name [[Gilneas Brigade]], implying that people from Gilneas travelled to Kalimdor with Jaina and are very likely still with her now. It was later revealed that they were sent by [[Darius Crowley|Lord Crowley]].<ref>[http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/cataclysm/features/genngreymane.html#11]</ref> |
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| − | File:Cataclysm Gilneas.jpg |
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| − | File:Cataclysm Gilneas - City Streets.jpg |
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| − | ==Trivia== |
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| − | *It is said that at one time the kingdom of Gilneas had land only at the tip of the peninsula that bears its name<ref>''[[Day of the Dragon]]'', 5</ref> (however, its said elsewhere that Genn Greymane owned the entire peninsula even back then).<ref name="WoWRPG 20" /><ref>''[[Alliance Player's Guide]]'', 158</ref> |
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| − | *The [[ruins of Gilneas]] were added as an accessable zone in [[patch 4.0.3a]], two weeks before the release of ''[[World of Warcraft: Cataclysm]]''; it will be what remains of Gilneas after the worgen starting area (similar to the [[Ruins of the Scarlet Enclave]] in [[Eastern Plaguelands]]). Prior to patch 4.0.3a, on the other side of the Greymane Wall there was only a small, flat area, bordered by the ocean. This is the only brand new zone that can be accessed without first having ''Cataclysm''. Horde players questing in nearby [[Silverpine Forest]] will have a small quest chain that involves venturing through the ruins. |
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| − | *If you get a view of the inner side of the wall you may see that the inner gate is broken down from the inside. |
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| − | *Before the announcement of the [[draenei]] as the Alliance race in ''[[World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade]]'', there was speculation that the worgen and Gilneas would enter the game at this stage. The rumour again came out in July 2009 with the revelation of worgen [[Hallow's End]] masks. It was finally confirmed at [[BlizzCon 2009]]. |
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| − | *In response to a question at [[BlizzCon]], [[Metzen]] mentioned that they had "forgotten" about Gilneas. Later, in an interview at 2009 New York Comic Con, he mentioned that Blizzard has some "very, very, very interesting plans for Gilneas", but he would not reveal any further details.<ref>http://www.blizzplanet.com/blog/comments/chris_metzen_micky_neilson_pocket_star_books_lore_qa_video_interview</ref> It was revealed to be that the Gilneans had turned into worgen and have now joined the Alliance.<ref name="cataclysm" /> |
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| − | *After [[Patch 3.1.0]], the loading screen/ship route from [[Menethil Harbor|Menethil]] to [[Theramore]] no longer crosses Gilneas. |
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| − | *A coin fished from Dalaran's fountain called [[Genn's Copper Coin]] reads "Pah, the fountains in Gilneas could grant ten times as many wishes as Dalaran's!" |
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| − | *[[Gilneas Sparkling Water]] can be purchased in the [[Old Hillsbrad Foothills]] section of the [[Caverns of Time]] instance. This water replaces [[Purified Draenic Water]], which wouldn't have been found on [[Azeroth (world)|Azeroth]] at the time the instance takes place. |
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| − | *The [[:File:Gilneas brand.png|tents in Warcraft III]] have the same symbol that [[:File:Gineas.jpg|banner of Gilneas from Warcraft II]] had. |
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| − | *Gilneans' clothes appear to be Victorian in style. This, combined with the cold, gloomy and rainy atmosphere of Gilneas, would appear to indicate that Gilneas is based on nineteenth century England. Some Gilnean buildings, such as [[Greymane Manor]] and in [[Greymane City]], have "onion domes" on them, possibly indicating a Russian influence in elements of their architecture. |
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Revision as of 12:22, 23 February 2011
- Mobus's Vile Halberd
- Item Level 346
- Binds when equipped
- Polearm
- Two-Hand
- Speed 3.00
- 1159 – 2154 Damage
- (552.2 damage per second)
- +302 Agility
- +454 Stamina
- +205 Haste
- +197 Mastery
- Durability 100 / 100
- Requires Level 85
- Sell Price: 30
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Mobus's Vile Halberd drops from the rare elite world boss Mobus, circling the Abyssal Breach in the Abyssal Depths.
Patches and hotfixes
- Patch 4.0.3a (2010-11-23): Added
