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|capital=[[Stormwind City]] (200,000)<ref name="LoC52">''[[Lands of Conflict]]'', pg. 52.</ref>
 
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|bonus=(2) Set: +10 Armor.<br />(3) Set: Increases defense rating by 2.<br />(4) Set: +5 Shadow Resistance.<br />(5) Set: Increases attack power by 15 when fighting Undead.<br />(6) Set: Increases your hit rating by 10.
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{{Ironforge Dwarf Race}} (28,000)<br />
 
{{Race|Draenei}}<br />
 
{{High Elf Race}} (20,000)<br />
 
{{Half-Elf Race}} (8,000)<br />
 
{{Night Elf Race}} (4,000)<br />
 
{{Half-Orc Race}}<ref name="HPG6">''[[Horde Player's Guide]]'', pg. 9.</ref><br />
 
{{Gnome Race}}<ref name="WoWRPG13">[[World of Warcraft: The Roleplaying Game]], pg. 13.</ref><br />
 
|loc=[[Stormwind (region)|Stormwind]]
 
|government= Hereditary monarchy, Governed by the [[House of Nobles]]
 
|ruler=[[Llane Wrynn I|King Llane Wrynn I]] (former) <br> [[Anduin Lothar]] (former regent lord) <br>[[Anduin Wrynn]] (former prince regent) <br> [[Bolvar Fordragon]] (former coregent) <br> [[Varian Wrynn|King Varian Wrynn]] (current)
 
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|rewards= {{MountIcon|Horse|Small}} [[Horse]] mounts (rare and epic)
 
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The '''Chain of the Scarlet Crusade''' is a non-class specific mail set.
The '''Kingdom of Stormwind'''<ref>''[[Lands of Conflict]]'', pg. 33.</ref> (also called '''Kingdom of Azeroth'''<ref>''[[Warcraft II: Battle.net Edition]] manual'', pg. 39.</ref>) is a human kingdom,<ref>[[Warcraft: The Roleplaying Game]], pg. 26, 33.</ref><ref name="LoC54">''[[Lands of Conflict]]'', pg. 54.</ref> nation<ref>''[[Warcraft: The Roleplaying Game]]'', p.50</ref><ref>''[[Shadows & Light]]'', p.44</ref><ref>''[[Lands of Conflict]]'', p. 20, 31</ref> and country<ref>''[[Alliance Player's Guide]]'', p. 158</ref> on the southern continent of the [[Eastern Kingdoms]], [[Azeroth (continent)|Azeroth]] - with its capital at [[Stormwind City]].<ref name="WoWRPG13"/> Originally settled by descendants of the [[Arathi]],<ref>''[[Lands of Conflict]]'', p. 31</ref> Stormwind flourished until the [[First War]] when it was conquered and laid waste by the [[Orcish Horde]]. The survivors of that conflict, led by [[Anduin Lothar]], sought refuge in [[Lordaeron (kingdom)|Lordaeron]], but were able to reclaim their homeland at the end of the [[Second War]] with the aid of the [[Alliance of Lordaeron]].<ref>''[[Lands of Conflict]]'', p. 23-34</ref>
 
   
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==Source==
Stormwind is ruled by the [[House of Wrynn]] from their court at [[Stormwind Keep]]. Presently, the throne is occupied by King [[Varian Wrynn]], father of [[Anduin Wrynn]] - who reigned in the absence of his father for a few years. Anduin was governed by his co-regents, Lady [[Katrana Prestor]] and Highlord [[Bolvar Fordragon]]. Also aiding in the governing of Stormwind is the [[House of Nobles]], an executive branch of Stormwind's government who currently aids King Varian in Stormwind, during the difficult times the Alliance face now.
 
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Stormwind's control and influence extends to other regions including [[Elwynn Forest]] (including [[Northshire Valley]]), the [[Redridge Mountains]], and [[Duskwood]] (though they each have their own democratic governments, but ultimately answer to Stormwind's monarchy). [[Westfall]] is currently independent,<ref name="LoC60">[[Lands of Conflict]], pg. 60.</ref> although it was once part of Stormwind's territory.
 
 
==History==
 
[[File:AzerothWC1.gif|thumb|left|Kingdom during the First War.]]
 
The nation of Stormwind was originally founded approximately a millennium before the First War by the descendants of the Arathi bloodline, who had migrated south from the nation of [[Arathor]].<ref>http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/story/chapter2.html</ref> It had a long and peaceful history, with the king served loyally by the knights of the [[Brotherhood of the Horse]] and the [[cleric]]s of the [[Clerics of Northshire|Holy Order of Northshire Clerics]]. Prior to the First War, the Wrynn dynasty ruled over the entire kingdom.
 
 
Azeroth's idyllic existence was shattered with the opening of the [[Dark Portal]] and the invasion of the Orcish Horde. After a long and bloody war, which cost the lives of both King [[Wrynn III]] and his son King [[Llane Wrynn]], the orcs overran the entire kingdom, forcing the survivors to flee to the shores of Lordaeron. Anduin Lothar became regent lord, guiding the refugee nation in the name of the young Varian Wrynn.
 
 
Stormwind was the first kingdom invaded by the Horde during the First War. Beloved King Llane was killed in the attacks, and it was in his name that Sir Lothar led the Alliance forces to take the city back. With Stormwind under its control once again and serving as a strong base of operations, the Alliance eventually wrested most of Azeroth from the Horde's grip. The Alliance set to rebuilding, calling on whoever could spare artisans. Stormwind City was later rebuilt as [[New Stormwind]] after the Second War. Afterwards, the nation was split into several regions. The city became the capital of the kingdom of Stormwind.{{cite|LoC|52}} Most of Azeroth's former regions became separate democratic regions, but still influenced or controlled by the kingdom of Stormwind — with the exception of Westfall, which has fallen under anarchy, and is controlled by the [[Defias Brotherhood]].
 
 
Now it holds one of the few remaining great human cities. It boasts a powerful [[Stormwind City Guard|city guard]] and a strong [[Stormwind Army|army]], and it is a base of magical/divine study and contemplation in Azeroth.<ref name="LoC54">[[Lands of Conflict]], pg. 54.</ref>
 
 
With the fall of the northern [[Seven Kingdoms|kingdoms]], Stormwind is by far the most populated city in the world. Boasting a population of two-hundred thousand people (predominantly human), it serves in many ways as the cultural and trade center of the Alliance, even with remote access to the sea. The humans living in the city are generally carefree and artistic, favoring light and colorful clothes, cuisine, and art.
 
 
However, the people of Stormwind find it difficult to accept [[Theramore]]'s role as the home of the eastern Alliance, convinced not only that Stormwind should be the legitimate heir of Lordaeron's role in the past, but also that Theramore is doing little against the worsening situation within the Eastern Kingdoms.
 
 
==Azeroth's description in Warcraft II manual==
 
{{WC2-section}}
 
 
'''Leader:''' ''Regent Lord Anduin Lothar''
 
 
'''Nation Color:''' ''Blue''
 
 
'''Background:''' ''Before the coming of the [[First War|Age of Chaos]] when the [[Portal]] was first opened, the kingdom of Azeroth was the mightiest of all Human nations. Ruled by the wise and just King Llane, Azeroth stood as a beacon of light and truth throughout the known world. After the First War, Azeroth and all of its lands were devastated by the Horde. With King Llane dead, Sir Lothar took charge of the shattered armies of Azeroth and led the survivors across the Great Sea to the shores of Lordaeron. King Terenas, ruler of Lordaeron, agreed to support the landless Azerothiens. The people of Azeroth settled near the Southshore region of Lordaeron, pledging their loyalty to the Alliance. Battle-hardened and brave, the last of the once great armies of Azeroth now seek retribution for the loss of their homeland.''{{Cite|W2Man|}}
 
 
==Territory and outposts of Stormwind==
 
[[File:Azeroth.jpg|thumb|The torn flag of Azeroth.]]
 
Following the victory of the Alliance of Lordaeron over the Horde, Stormwind was reclaimed and rebuilt as New Stormwind. The kingdom is currently split into several smaller territories, including the region of ''Stormwind''.<ref>[[Lands of Conflict]], pg. 40-62.</ref>
 
 
During the absence of King Varian Wrynn, co-regent Lady Katrana Prestor managed to sow discord among the various regions of Azeroth. In ''World of Warcraft'', her [[Onyxia|true identity]] is revealed and her hold over Highlord Bolvar Fordragon is broken. Recent events have led to the eventual return of Varian to his homeland and rightful throne. Now that the source of corruption is gone from within the nation, order can once again be restored to the surrounding lands.
 
 
===[[Azeroth (continent)|Azeroth]]===
 
Note: References below represent a period of time prior to the return of King Varian Wrynn. The current situation in Azeroth is likely different.
 
*[[Stormwind]] - full control; a kingdom;<ref name="LoC54"/> ruled by the monarchy.
 
*[[Elwynn Forest]] - Alliance; close enough to Stormwind to enjoy considerable Alliance guardianship; sends its criminals to Stormwind; its own democratic government.<ref>[[Lands of Conflict]], pg. 48.</ref>
 
*[[Redridge Mountains]] - Alliance; under Stormwind's control;<ref name="WoWRPG16">[[World of Warcraft: The Roleplaying Game]], pg. 16.</ref> the Stormwind army maintains a token presence here and handles Redridge's few crime problems, its people discuss Stormwind and believe if the people up there would just relax then their problems would solve themselves; it is the last true area wholly under Alliance influence in Azeroth.<ref name="LoC5152">[[Lands of Conflict]], pg. 51-52.</ref>
 
*[[Duskwood]] - Technically part of the Alliance and under Stormwind's protection;<ref name=LoC46>[[Lands of Conflict]], pg. 46.</ref> it stands within Stormwind's territory but profits little from the fact;<ref name="WoWRPG16"/> has its own democratic government;<ref name=LoC46/> it has undead, ogre, and worgen problems.<ref name=LoC46/>
 
*[[Westfall]] - Independent; formerly controlled by Stormwind but currently in a state of chaos ruled by Edwin VanCleef through the Defias Brotherhood.<ref name="LoC60"/>
 
*[[Nethergarde Keep]] - A Stormwind fortress of dour mages and paladins, keeps watch over the Dark Portal, and the demons and ogres that would abuse its power.<ref name="WoWRPG13"/> Nethergarde is a heavily defended Alliance town located in the [[Blasted Lands]]. The stronghold is home to about 300 members of the Alliance.
 
 
==== Status of the Stormwind territories ====
 
 
 
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! Before First War || [[First War]] || [[Second War]] || [[Aftermath of the Second War|Interim]] || [[Warcraft II: Beyond the Dark Portal|Invasion of Draenor]] || Interim || [[Third War]] || [[World of Warcraft|Post-Third War]] || Current Status || Main threats
 
 
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|| [[Azeroth (kingdom)|Azeroth]] Capital || razed || [[Horde]] || contested || [[Alliance of Lordaeron|Alliance]] || rebuilt || monarchy || corruption within || monarchy || [[black dragonflight|Black Dragonflight]]
 
 
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! [[Elwynn Forest]]
 
|| part of [[Azeroth (kingdom)|Azeroth]] || [[Horde]] || [[Horde]] || contested || [[Alliance of Lordaeron|Alliance]] || [[Stormwind]] || [[Stormwind]] || independence || democracy || [[Defias Brotherhood]]
 
 
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|| part of [[Azeroth (kingdom)|Azeroth]] || [[Horde]] || [[Horde]] || contested || [[Alliance of Lordaeron|Alliance]] || [[Stormwind]] || [[Stormwind]] || [[Stormwind]] || [[Stormwind]]<ref name="LoC5152"/> || gnolls, orcs, trolls
 
 
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|| part of [[Azeroth (kingdom)|Azeroth]] || [[Horde]] || [[Horde]] || contested || [[Alliance of Lordaeron|Alliance]] || [[Stormwind]] || [[Stormwind]] || independence || democracy || undead, ogre, worgen
 
 
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! [[Westfall]]
 
|| part of [[Azeroth (kingdom)|Azeroth]] || [[Horde]] || [[Horde]] || contested || [[Alliance of Lordaeron|Alliance]] || [[Stormwind]] || [[Stormwind]] || independence || contested || [[Defias Brotherhood]]
 
 
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! [[Nethergarde Keep]]
 
|| - || - || - || constructed || razed || rebuilt || [[Stormwind]] || [[Stormwind]] || [[Stormwind]] || [[Burning Legion]]
 
 
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==Images==
===[[Northrend]] (outposts) ===
 
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*[[Valiance Keep]] - One of the two primary ports of entry for the Alliance in Northrend. It serves as the headquarters for the [[Valiance Expedition]].
 
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*[[Valgarde]] - An early established seaport, this rough settlement sits on the shores of [[Daggercap Bay]].
 
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*[[Westguard Keep]] - A well-fortified base of operations situated atop the [[Howling Fjord]] cliffs.
 
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*[[Fordragon Hold]] - The frontline stronghold, spearheading the war at [[Icecrown Glacier]].
 
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==Items==
*[[Wintergarde Keep]] - Used as base of operations for the [[7th Legion]] veteran forces. The lower half of this tiered city has been taken over by the Scourge.
 
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== Notes ==
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Many players collect the set for [[Roleplaying]] reasons. This set is primarily matched with two pieces of not-set mail armor that drop in the [[Scarlet Monastery]], filling in the "gaps" in the Scarlet set - the {{loot|rare|Raging Berserker's Helm}} and {{loot|rare|Herod's Shoulder}}, both from [[Herod]] in the Armory.
* When the kingdom was first introduced it was called "[[Azeroth]]",<ref>{{ref game |title=Warcraft: Orcs & Humans |expansion= |campaign= |mission= |zone= |npc=Narrator |quote=The Kingdom of Azeroth was a prosperous one... |quest= }}</ref> this continued to be used<ref>''[[Warcraft II: Battle.net Edition]]'' manual, p.28-29, 35-37, 39, 85, 87</ref><ref>''[[Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos]]'' manual, p.3, 6-7, 10-11, 17</ref> until the release of ''[[Warcraft: The Roleplaying Game]]'' where it was called "Stormwind".<ref>''[[Warcraft: The Roleplaying Game]]'', p.26, 33</ref> After that both terms were used interchangeably.<ref>''[[Shadows & Light]]'', p.41 Quote: Khadgar escaped to warn the '''King of Azeroth''' of the danger posed by the demon-souled mage, then returned to face Medivh in a final battle that defeated the demon magus but magically aged Khadgar from youth into middle age.</ref><ref>''[[Shadows & Light]]'', p.44</ref><ref>''[[Alliance Player's Guide]]'', p. 158, 161</ref> It was revealed that the kingdom was called "Stormwind" since it was founded,<ref>''[[Alliance Player's Guide]]'', p. 160</ref><ref>http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/story/chapter2.html</ref> however, it is mostly called "Azeroth" during the First and Second Wars.
 
* In the human campaign of ''[[Warcraft: Orcs & Humans]]'', the humans won the First War and in the orc campaign, the orcs won the First War. ''[[Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness]]'' and all later sources shows that the orc campaign is the true outcome, but with most of the events from the human campaign as being true.
 
   
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When it comes to looks, the {{loot|uncommon|Tabard of the Scarlet Crusade}} was introduced in [[Patch 1.11]] and also captures the central emblem of the Scarlet Crusade.
== References ==
 
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Revision as of 00:32, 13 October 2011

The Chain of the Scarlet Crusade is a non-class specific mail set.

Source

Item Bind Dropped by Found in
[Scarlet Belt] BoE Trash mobs Scarlet Monastery
[Scarlet Gauntlets] BoE Trash mobs Scarlet Monastery
[Scarlet Wristguards] BoE Trash mobs Scarlet Monastery
[Scarlet Boots] BoE Trash mobs Scarlet Monastery
[Scarlet Chestpiece] BoE Trash mobs Scarlet Monastery
[Scarlet Leggings] BoP Herod (Armory), Renault Mograine (Cathedral)) Scarlet Monastery

Images

Items

Chain of the Scarlet Crusade

Notes

Many players collect the set for Roleplaying reasons. This set is primarily matched with two pieces of not-set mail armor that drop in the Scarlet Monastery, filling in the "gaps" in the Scarlet set - the [Raging Berserker's Helm] and [Herod's Shoulder], both from Herod in the Armory.

When it comes to looks, the [Tabard of the Scarlet Crusade] was introduced in Patch 1.11 and also captures the central emblem of the Scarlet Crusade.

External links

ru:Кольчуга Алого ордена