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This is the OOC thread for The Fifth War of Azeroth. Feel free to post. In fact, I encourage it, if you're truly interested.

EDIT: My bad, it actually turned out to be the fifth. *needs to read better*

Warlocks
Warlocks were once arcanists or, in case of the orcs, shamans, who, in pursuit of greater sources of power, abandoned their studies of Nature or Arcane and delved into darker Fel-based magic. Warlocks still retain their skills in the manipulation of the chaotic element of Fire, although their focus is on delivering excruciating pain and drawing out the suffering of their victims.
Playable Races: Humans, Gnomes, Orcs, Blood Elves.
Stat Mods:
Stamina: +1
Intellect: +2
Spirit: +2

Special Abilities:
Minions:
Warlocks can summon a variety of minions, each exhibiting different skill sets which are useful in different situations.

• Imp (Level Obtained: 1)
  The Imp's main role is a support minion, designed to do additional damage alongside the caster via its Firebolt attack. The Imp is very fragile and will die very quickly if attacked, but it requires no Soul Shard to summon, and is often used to farm new Soul Shards when you run out and cannot summon a different minion.
  
• Voidwalker (Level Obtained: 10)
  This demon deals little damage, but has very good armor and good hit points. He is excellent while soloing, because he is an excellent tank, is able to keep aggro and has high armor and health. He is also excellent for farming Soul Shards (provided you have one to summon him with). The Voidwalker's main ability, Torment, is a taunt that causes enemies to lose interest in the warlock and instead attack the Voidwalker.
  
• Succubus (Level Obtained: 20)
  The Succubus is replete with spells that deal damage and mesmerize the enemy in different ways. Her first ability, Lash of Pain, is a direct-damage, low-mana cast that deals shadow damage to her target. Other spells include Soothing Kiss, which will reduce threat (the reverse of the Voidwalker's Torment ability) and Seduction, which charms a target for 15 seconds (or until attacked).
  
• Felhunter (Level Obtained: 30)
  The Felhunter is your anti-caster minion. Where the Succubus deals lots of melee damage, the Voidwalker is a great tank and the Imp deals lots of ranged damage, the Felhunter has high magic resist and has abilities to Counterspell (Spell Lock), remove buffs from enemies and remove debuffs from friendlies (Devour Magic).
  
• Infernal: (Level Obtained: 50, from Grimoire of Inferno or Kroshius' Infernal Core)
  While it deals better melee damage than the Succubus, has higher HP, fire immunity, and more AC than a Voidwalker; it needs to be enslaved (with the Enslave Demon spell) after the first five minutes. This demon can break loose unexpectedly, causing it to turn on its former master. It can be enslaved again (at the cost of one Soul Shard per attempt), but Enslave is subject to diminishing returns -- the duration decreases with each successive casting on the same demon.
  
• Doomguard (Level Obtained: 60, from Curse of Doom or Ritual of Doom)
  The Doomguard is the most powerful Warlock minion. It has the highest HP and AC, as well as having Rain of Fire, Dispel, Cripple and Warstomp. A properly used Doomguard can take out entire camps of enemies at a time before perishing. However, like the Infernal, it requires Enslave Demon to be cast on it to stay within the Warlock's control, but unlike the Infernal, it MUST be enslaved right away, or it will start attacking you or your party. It can be re-enslaved after but the Enslave's duration diminishes after each casting.
  
• Felguard (Obtained: from 41 demonology talent)
  The Felguard is the most powerful non-enslaved Warlock minion. Overall effectiveness compared to other warlock minions is in a rapid state of flux. Intercept is among one of the many abilities which allows the Felguard to charge and stun whoever the warlock targets for 3 seconds (30 sec cooldown). It uses a single soul shard to summon.

Pet scaling
1 stam gives 0.3 to your pet.
1 resistance gives 0.4 to your pet.
1 armor gives 0.35 armor to the pet.
1 spell damage gives 0.15 spell damage, and 0.57 attack power to your pet.
1 int gives your pet 0.3 int.

Mounts
Warlocks get special mounts. They don't need to pay as much as other classes pay for their mounts, and they go 5% faster than normal mounts.

• Felsteed (Level Obtained: 40, from trainers)
  The Felsteed is the 'free mount' that Warlocks receive at level 40. Other than Paladins, all other classes must pay 10 for a mount and 90 for training to ride it. This is a great help since Warlocks must purchase spells for their summoned minions as well. You also gain riding skill 75.
  
• Dreadsteed (Level Obtained: 60, from Mor'zul Bloodbringer in Burning Steppes near the Altar of Storms)
  The Dreadsteed is the Warlock Epic level 60 mount. This minion is obtained though a long quest line. It is not free, but it is still available to Warlocks at a significant discount compared to other classes (roughly 406, compared to ~600 for everyone else).

Damage over Time Spells
A Warlock's DoTs are the bread and butter of their arsenal, regardless of talent specialization.

• Corruption- Corrupts the target, causing X Shadow damage over Y sec.
  
• Immolate- Fire damage which also includes direct damage. Burns the enemy for X Fire damage and then an additional Y Fire damage over 15 sec.
  
• Unstable Affliction- Shadow energy slowly destroys the target, causing X damage over 18 sec. In addition, if the Unstable Affliction is dispelled it will cause Y damage to the dispeller and silence them for 5 sec. Obtained at lvl 50.
  
• Siphon Life - Transfers X health from the target to the caster every 3 sec. Lasts 30 sec. Obtained at level 30.

Direct Damage Spells

• Shadow Bolt- Sends a shadowy bolt at the enemy, causing X Shadow damage.
  
• Searing Pain- Inflict searing pain on the enemy target, causing X to Y Fire damage. Causes 100% extra threat.
  
• Shadowburn- Instantly blasts the target for X to Y Shadow damage. If the target dies within 5 sec of Shadowburn, and yields experience or honor, the caster gains a Soul Shard.
  
• Death Coil- Causes the enemy target to run in horror for 3 sec and causes X Shadow damage. The caster gains 100% of the damage caused in health. 2 minutes cooldown.
  
• Conflagrate - Ignites a target that is already afflicted by Immolate, causing X to Y Fire damage and consuming the Immolate spell. 10 seconds (1 battle paragraph)
  
• Incinerate- Deals X to Y Fire damage to your target and an additional A to B Fire damage if the target is affected by an Immolate spell.
  
• Shadowfury- Shadowfury is unleashed, causing X to Y Shadow damage and stunning all enemies within 8 yds for 2 sec.

Channeled

• Rain of Fire- Calls down a fiery rain to burn enemies in the area of effect for X Fire damage over 8 seconds.
  
• Drain Life- Drains the target's health, healing the warlock for an equal amount.
  
• Drain Mana- Transfers X Mana every 1 sec sec from the target to the caster. Lasts 5 sec.
  
• Drain Soul- Drains the soul of the target, causing X Shadow damage over 15 sec. If the target dies while being drained, and yields experience or honor, the caster gains a Soul Shard.

Curses
The Warlock has available a variety of curses, but only one can be cast upon an enemy at a given time per Warlock.

• Curse of Agony- Curses the target with agony, causing X Shadow damage over 24 sec. This damage is dealt slowly at first, and builds up as the Curse reaches its full duration. Can be stacked.
  
• Curse of Weakness- Reduces the target's attack power. Lasts 2 minutes.
  
• Curse of Recklessness- Decreases the target's armor value, increases its attack power, makes it immune to fear, and prevents it from running away at low health.
  
• Curse of Tongues- Increases the target's casting time by a percentage.
  
• Curse of Exhaustion- Reduces the target's movement speed by 30% for 12 sec. Costs 6% of base mana.
  
• Curse of the Elements- Curses the target for 5 min, reducing Fire and Frost resistances by X and increasing Fire and Frost damage taken by Y%.
  
• Curse of Shadow- Curses the target for 5 min, reducing Shadow and Arcane resistances by X and increasing Shadow and Arcane damage taken by Y%.
  
• Curse of Doom- Curses the target with impending doom, causing X Shadow damage after 1 min. If the target dies from this damage, there is a chance that a Doomguard will be summoned. Can be stacked.

Conjured Items
Conjured items disappear if left unused overnight.

• Healthstone- Creates a consumable stone that will heal its owner. It can be given to other players and used like a health potion, but is on a separate timer.
  
• Soulstone- Creates a consumable stone used by the warlock to cast a spell that allows the targeted player to self resurrect if they die while the soulstone is active.
  
• Firestone- Creates a stone that cannot be given to other players, which adds Fire damage to your wielded weapon and increases Fire spell damage.
  
• Spellstone- Creates a stone that cannot be given to other players, which when equipped increases the warlock's critical strike chance, and when used, will remove all negative magic effects. It also has a three minute cooldown.

Healing
While a Warlock is by no means a healer, they do have some limited ability to heal themselves and their minions while in combat.

To heal themselves there are Drain Life, Siphon Life (an Affliction talent) and Death Coil which, conveniently, also damage the target. Demonic Sacrifice (a Demonology talent) restores 2% of total Health every 4 sec, at the cost of a summoned Voidwalker. The Demon Armor spell also provides a small health regeneration effect, including during combat. The newer Fel Armor spell, included in the 2.0.1 patch, increases healing done to the Warlock by 20%, from any source (even bandages and potions), but does not stack with Demon Armor. Warlocks can also regain health equal to 20% of damage caused by Shadowbolt, Shadowburn, Soul Fire, Incinerate, Searing Pain, and Conflagrate though the talent Soul Leech (a Destruction talent).

To heal others (or himself), a Warlock can create a Healthstone and hand it to another friendly player. These can be improved through talents. Burning Crusade introduced the Ritual of Souls which creates a Soul Well from which 10 Master Healthstones can be extracted by members of the party or raid group.

To heal their minion they have Health Funnel. This can be improved through talents.

To resurrect a target a Warlock may use a Soulstone on the target before it dies (30 minutes Buff duration and Cooldown), allowing it to resurrect on death. If a warlock uses a soulstone on another member of their party and the warlock (or that member) leave the party, the buff is dismissed.

Miscellany

• Fear- sends an enemy fleeing for a period of time (depends on rank), and is a key ability in preventing the warlock from receiving damage.
  
• Howl of Terror— sends 5 enemies around you fleeing in terror for 8 seconds.
  
• Banish— freezes a demon or elemental, preventing them from attacking, though they are also immune to all damage while banished. Can also be used against enemy demons, Treeform Druids or Treants summoned by Druids.
  
• Ritual of Summoning— a ritual requiring 2 other party members which allows you to summon another party member to your location.
  
• Eye of Kilrogg— a fragile but speedy eye that allows you to scout out dangerous areas from a safe distance. The eye has a slow fall ability.
  
• Unending Breath— allows a target to breathe underwater for 10 minutes.
  
• Detect Invisibility— allows a target to see invisible units for 10 minutes. To alleviate a common misunderstanding, it should be emphasized that stealth and invisibility are entirely different mechanics. This ability affects only invisible units such as the succubus, mages, and ghosts, not units who are in stealth such as rogues and druids.
  
• Sense Demons— helps you find nearby demons.

Shaman
Shamans are spiritual visionaries of tribes and clans. These gifted healers can see into the world of spirits and communicate with creatures invisible to eyes of normal beings. They are beset by visions of the future and use their sight to guide their people through troubled times.
Note: The plural of Shaman is Shamans (not Shamen), and a female Shaman is actually called a Shamanka.

Playable Races: Draenei, Tuskarr, Orcs, Trolls, Tauren.
Stat Mods:
Strength: +1
Stamina: +1
Intellect: +1
Spirit: +2

Special Abilities
Totems
Totems are unique to the Shaman, and must be obtained by completing certain quests. A shaman can use one of each elemental type at any one time. Once a totem is put down, it cannot be moved - but a new totem can always be used to replace it if it requires the same Elemental Totem to cast it. Shamans can instantly remove all of their totems for no mana and receive 25% of the mana spent on the totems back.

Spells. Too many to list here.

Paladins
The paladins are the virtuous defenders of the weak and tireless enemies of the undead. Mixing elements of the warrior and the priests of the Holy Light, the paladin is a tough melee fighter. The tradition of the Holy Light is unique to a few of the Alliance races and the blood elves of the Horde.
Playable Races: Dwarves, Humans, Draenei, Blood Elves, Tuskarr.
Stat Mods:
Strength: +2
Stamina: +2
Spirit: +1

Special Abilities
OMG TOO MANY.

Auras

In addition to spell buffs paladins have the ability to use auras, area-of-effect buffs that boost the abilities of all party members within a certain radius. Only one aura may be active per paladin, but multiple paladins can use different auras within a group. The auras themselves cost no mana to operate, have no innate cooldown (other than the Global Cooldown), and may be switched between at will.

Blessings

Blessings are spell buffs that can be cast on most friendly targets. Normal blessings last 10 minutes. Greater Blessings, learned at the higher levels, give the effect of a normal blessing to every person of the same class in a raid, and last for 30 minutes (for example, casting Greater Blessing of Might on one Warrior will give all Warriors in the raid the same effect). In addition, there are three short term Blessings (Blessing of Freedom, Blessing of Sacrifice, Blessing of Protection) that have powerful and unique effects for a short period of time.

Seals

Seals are short-term self-buffs which boost the Paladin's power temporarily. Effectively, they add a weapon proc to their melee strikes. Additionally, Paladins can unleash these seals upon an enemy with the Judgement ability. Each type of seal will have a different effect when unleashed.



Prestige classes have higher power than other classes. I reserve these spots for characters most important to the RP. That means that prestige players will probably only be major war generals, political leaders, etc. No standard warrior will be prestige. If you have any ideas for other prestige classes, they are welcome, but run it by me first. The default starting levels are just the lowest level this class can be. Depending on your character's position in the RP, you may start higher.

Death Knight
The fearsome death knight is not your average adventurer seeking to prove his or her worth on Azeroth’s fields of battle. No longer servants of the Lich King, they begin their new calling as experienced, formidable adversaries, heavily armed and armored and possessing an arsenal of deadly and forbidden magic learned in the Lich King’s thrall.
Playable Races: All.
Default Starting Level: 55
Stat Mods:
Strength: +10
Agility: +8
Stamina: +9
Defense: +75
Nat. Armor: +150


Special Abilites

Runes
Death Knights have a unique energy source: Runes. Instead of mana, energy, or rage, Runes enable the Death Knight to customize their weapon. The Death Knight can choose any six Runes to put on their weapon while not in combat. The Runes reflect the Death Knight's talents: blood, frost, and unholy. Different abilities use different types of Runes. It would behoove Death Knights to specialize their talents very specifically.

Runes act similarly to rage. When in combat, the Death Knight's Runes will gain energy. Only after they have that energy can they be used for their special abilities. Also like rage, they lose energy if left unused for too long. One rune will lose its energy if left unused for one minute in combat (two combat posts). All Runes lose all energy outside of combat.

Talents

Blood: Talents in this tree focus on weapons, armor, and strikes.
Frost: Talents in this tree focus on control, counters, and combos.
Unholy: Talents in this tree focus on spells, summons, and diseases.

Blood Presence: Lvl 55. Strengthens the Death Knight with the presence of blood, increasing damage done by 15% and healing the Death Knight by 4% of damage dealt. Only one presence may be active at a time. Instant cast, 1 second cooldown. Costs 1 Blood Rune.
Blood Strike:Lvl 55. Instantly strike the enemy, causing 60% weapon damage plus 55 for each disease effect on the target. Instant cast, 1 second cooldown. Melee range. Costs 1 Blood Rune.
Icy Touch: Lvl 55. Deals 217 to 235 Frost damage modified by attack power and reduces the target's ranged, melee attack, and casting speed by 15% for 20 seconds. Instant cast, 6 second cooldown. 20 yard range. Costs 1 Frost Rune.
Death Gate: Lvl 55. Returns you to Ebon Hold. 10 second cast, 15 minute cooldown. Costs 1 Unholy Rune.
Death Grip: Lvl 55. Harness the unholy energy that surrounds and binds all matter, drawing the target toward the Death Knight and forcing the enemy to attack the Death Knight for 3 seconds. Instant cast, 35 second cooldown. 30 yard range. Costs 1 Unholy Rune.
Plague Strike: Lvl 55. A vicious strike that deals weapon damage plus 37 and plagues the target, dealing 350 shadow damage over 12 seconds. Instant cast. Melee range. Costs 1 Blood Rune and 1 Unholy Rune.
Chains of Ice: Lvl 56. Freezes the target in place for 3 seconds. the target regains 10% of their movement speed each second after breaking free of the chain. Instant cast, 16 second cooldown. 20 yard range. Costs 2 Frost Runes.
Raise Dead: Lvl 56. Raises a ghoul from a corpse to fight by your side. If the target corpse is not humanoid, Corpse Dust must be supplied to complete the spell. Instant cast. 30 yard range. Costs 2 Unholy Runes. If used on the corpse of a friendly player the player will be able to control the ghoul.
Frost Presence: Lvl 57. The death knight takes on the presence of frost, increasing armor by 45% and threat generated by 25%. Instant cast. Costs 1 Frost Rune.
Mind Freeze: Lvl 57. Strike the target's mind with cold, dealing 100 frost damage modified by attack power and interrupting spellcasting while also preventing any spell in that school from being cast up to a maximum of 4 seconds. 10 second cooldown. Costs 2 Frost Runes.
Death Strike: Lvl 58. A deadly attack that deals 60% weapon damage. If the target dies within 6 sec and yields exp or honor, Death Strike heals the Death Knight for 406 damage. Costs 1 Unholy Rune.
Death and Decay: 60. 100 shadow damage modified by Attack Power is inflicted every 2 seconds to all targets in the affected area for 10 seconds. Chance to cause affected targets to cower in fear. 30 second cooldown. 30 yard range. Costs 1 Unholy Rune, 1 Blood Rune, 1 Frost Rune.
Obliterate: 61. A brutal instant attack that deals 100% of weapon damage plus 330 and 122 additional damage for each of your diseases on the target, but consumes the diseases. Costs 1 Blood Rune, 1 Frost Rune.
Degeneration: 62. Instantly attack the target, dealing 60% weapon damage and inflicting a disease dealing 91 damage over 21 seconds. Any existing heal over time spells on the target become corrupted, dramatically increasing the damage done by the disease and removing the healing effect. Stacks up to 3 times. Costs 1 Unholy Rune.
Blood Tap: 64. Immediately activates a blood rune and temporarily converts it into a death rune. This rune counts as a blood, unholy, or frost rune. Lasts 10 seconds.
Death Pact: 66. Sacrifice an undead minion, healing the Death knight for 1200 health.
Empower Rune Weapon: 68. Empower your rune weapon, immediately activating one of each rune type. 3 Minute cooldown. Instant cast.
Unholy Presence: 70. Imbues the Death Knight with unholy fury, increasing attack speed by 15% and reducing the global cooldown on all Death Knight abilities by 0.5 seconds.
Icebound Fortitude: 72. Consumes all available runic power, causing the Death Knight to become immune to stun effects and increasing armor by 50% for up to 12 seconds. Does not remove existing stun effects. 1 minute coooldown. Costs 2 Frost Runes.
Anti-Magic Shell: 75. Surrounds the Death Knight in an anti-magic shell, absorbing 75% of the damage dealt by the next harmful spell. Damage absorbed by anti-magic shell energizes the Death Knight with additional runic power. Lasts 5 seconds. 20 second cooldown. Costs 1 Unholy Rune.
Army of the Dead: 80. Summons an entire legion of your best ghouls to fight by your side. 10 minute cooldown. Costs 2 Unholy Runes.

Blood Mage
The Blood Mage is a special type of mage that utilizes the blood of others to cast special spells. The first Blood Mage was an evil mage surrounded by enemies. He had a wounded soldier in his reach and grabbed him hoping to use death magic to free himself from their reach. A little bit of the soldier's blood fell on his hand and a new power rushed through him. The blood seemed to unlock new possibilities for this cornered mage, and he utilized this potential to get out of his tight situation.

The mage started an order after a vision from a dark and mysterious deity (possibly Sargeras), who helped him escape, showed him what this order would be for. The deity renamed him Isidari Hexodai, and he began the Order of Hexodai.

To become a Blood Mage you must first join The Order of Hexodai as a lowly follower and go through their training program. After about four years you enter the time of your transformation, at which time you pass into the Temple of Hexodai, where Isidari Hexodai tests you to see if you are worthy. If you pass the tests (no one knows what the tests are), then he changes you into a Blood Mage. When you leave the temple you look just like you did before but your body has undergone some transformations. Such as: your body can now absorb and store blood for years at a time, there is a mark of Hexodai on the back of your neck, and you can feel when blood has been spilled recently in an area.

(Based heavily off the Blood Magus of D&D.)
Playable Races: Humans, Gnomes, Blood Elves, Orcs.
Default Start Level: 50
Stat Mods
Agility: +8
Intellect: +10
Magic Defense: +55
Holy Resistance: +130
Nat. Max. HP: 4500 + (5 CharLvl)
Blood Capacity: 100 + (.5* (Int*CharLvl)), in mL.

Special Abilities

Blood
As their energy source, Blood Magi use the blood inside their bodies. This blood is not necessarily their own, for they can absorb blood that touches their skin. But unlike other forms of energy, it can only be replenished by absorbing blood. Naturally, these Magi also lose this energy when they bleed. They are immune to most bleeding antibuffs, but normal bleeding will deplete their energy source very quickly.

• Special Weapon: Claws of Hexodai: Hexodai grants all Blood Magi this precious fist weapon. The Mage can choose to have either one, both, or none equipped.
  
  • Stats (double if both equipped)
    Unique, fist.
    Dmg: 270-400
    Speed: 1.7 sec (197.1 base dmg)
    + 38 Int
    + 25 Str
    Use: Increases damage done by blood pact spells by 50% for 30 sec. 10 min cooldown.
  
  
• Blood Absorption: When blood lands on the Blood Mage's skin, it is absorbed and turned either into HP, Blood, or can be used instantly for a special ability. Lv. 50.
  For gaining HP: 5 mL of blood = + 5 * (CharLvl / 10) HP
  For Gaining Blood: 1 mL of blood = + 10 * (CharLvl/10) Mana
  
• Sense Blood: Enables the Blood Mage to detect when and where blood has been recently spilled in the area. Only works within the zone the Blood Mage is currently in. Lv. 50.
  
• Blood Magic Aura: Passive. As long as you have 2 mL of blood in you, you gain a +10 bonus to your stamina. This bonus goes up by 1 every level. Lv. 50.
  
• Sense Magic: Can use 20 mL of blood to be able to sense when magic is being used or has been used within the past hour. This lasts for 24 hours or until dismissed. Lv. 50.
  
• Blood Soaked Bite: Can use 50 mL of blood to add a +10 bonus to your damage done. This bonus increases by 1 every 5 levels. Lv. 52.
  
  Bloodpact Spells:
  
• Blood Dominance: Allows the Blood Mage to take control of the blood of one enemy. The enemy is completely at the Mage's mercy. He can freeze the enemy's blood in place (causing 1500 damage over 10 seconds), or even create a deathgrip around the enemy's heart (will kill the enemy if uninterrupted for more than 2 min). The Mage can do whatever else he can think of with his enemy's blood. Damage to the blood mage will interrupt the effect, but beware: his victim's blood has a 15% chance of being completely drained into the Blood Mage, killing the affected target (with resurrection). Costs 75 mL of blood.
  
• Armor of Blood: Creates a thick plate of armor around the mage, increasing his armor by 1000. Costs 30 mL of blood. Lasts up to 30 min.
  
• Blood Arrow: Shoots projectiles of blood at the enemy from the Mage's hand. Costs 10 mL of blood per arrow. Deals (CharLvl/10 [Round down])d20+15 dmg per arrow.
  
• Blood Touch: With this spell the caster causes every person with in 20ft of any direction of him to go insane and attack the person nearest to him. They will not attack the caster for they think they are on a holy crusade for Hexodai and he is one of his disciples. This spell lasts for 1d4+the level of the caster rounds. Costs 100 mL of blood.
  
• Congeal Blood: Heals the Blood Mage for 1700 + (2 x CharLvl) hp. Costs 20 + (CharLvl/2) mL of blood.
  
• Erupting Blood: When this spell is cast any one target within 30ft of the caster has one of his blood vessels erupt. This causes 2d6+30 damage. Unless the bleeding is stopped, he receives 50 damage every minute after that. If the bleeding is internal (dm discretion) then a healer must use a restoration spell (or something close to that nature) to fix it or the damage will continue for ten minutes.

((More to be added.))

Summoner
The Summoner is an agile caster class. Similar to Warlocks, they can summon creatures to assist them in battle. But Warlocks summon demons. Unlike Warlocks, Summoners call forth deities to help them in battle. Very few have the patience, dedication, and piousness required to become a Summoner. All Summoners are of the faction most typical of their race.

((Note. I will probably only allow one, maybe two summoners in the RP. The gods can't be bothered to assist everyone in battle.))
Playable Races: Humans, Night Elves, Draenei, Trolls.
Default Start Level: 70
Stat Mods
Agility: +15
Intellect: +10
Spirit: + 17

Special Abilities

Deity Summoning
Any summoning costs 50% of the Summoner's base mana. Depending on the Summoner's Race, they can summon a different deity to their aid. A deity will remain with the Summoner for no longer than seven posts (from the player, not seven posts in general).

Humans: Khaz'Goroth the Shaper
A Vanir Titan who formed the mountains, and originally created the Dwarves to help form them. Khaz’goroth begins most conflicts by summoning an elemental swarm to aid him and using greater dispel magic on an obviously enchanted foe. He then casts crushing fist, imprisonment, and Avatar before engaging melee. If reduced to low health while in combat, he uses wish — to flee, finish off his opponents, or return himself to full health, depending on the situation.

Stats
Level: 95
Max HP: 1,500,000
Max Mana: 900,000
Strength: 775
Agility: 300
Stamina: 875
Intellect: 275
Spirit: 500
Armor: 15,500

Nature Resistance: 360

Special Abilities

Summon Elementals: Summons 2 lesser fire Elementals to fight with him. Costs 50,000 mana.

• Elemental Stats:
  Level: 65
  Max HP: 130,000
  Max Mana: 90,000
  Strength: 300
  Agility: 125
  Stamina: 700
  Intellect: 170
  Spirit: 150
  Base Physical Dmg: 450 (451-470 Nat.) 60% accuracy. 15% crit chance. 120% crit dmg.
  Base Magic Dmg: 700 (701-720 Nat.) 90% accuracy. 30% crit chance. 200% crit damage.

Greater Dispel Magic: Remove 2 buffs from each enemy within 40 yards. Costs 40,000 Mana. 1 minute cooldown. 100% accuracy. 20 min cooldown.
Crushing Fist: Brings his fist down upon the nearest enemy in front of him (probably the tank). Costs 100,000 mana. 10 min cooldown. 40% accuracy. 50% crit chance. 250% crit dmg.
Imprisonment: Immobilizes 2 targets for 2 mins. Imprisoned targets can still use ranged dmg.

Night Elves: Elune, the Mother Moon

Elune is one of the few true deities in the world, and the most powerful Eternal in Azeroth. In the world's infancy, she protected all living things and allowed them the chance to grow and thrive. Whenever she found violence, she would cast her calming influence across the land so that peace and healing might be given another chance to thrive.

Stats
Level: 95
Max HP: 850,000
Max Mana: 3,500,000
Strength: 150
Agility: 220
Stamina: 1500
Intellect: 950
Spirit: 500

Holy Resistance: 360

Special Abilities

Draenei: Velen the Divine Prophet

Once the leader of the Draenei, his mortal life is now over. But instead of moving onto the spirit world as most people would, he had become a deity of sorts. He never created a new race or world, but continued to lead the Draenei. He will aid any loyal Draenei if asked ((Blessing of Velen. Will add to Draenei info)).

Stats
Level: 90
Max HP: 800,000
Max Mana: 3,000,000
Strength: 75
Agility: 150
Stamina: 300
Intellect: 950
Spirit: 1200

Special Abilities

Trolls: Hakkar the Redeemed

Once the malevolent Blood God of the Gurubashi trolls, he has now transcended to being a higher deity. The Gurubashi trolls were, for the most part, wiped out, so he now primarily supports the Darkspear trolls of the Horde. After he declared his new allegiance, Aman'Thul, leader of the Pantheon, granted him more power. He remains loyal to the Darkspear Trolls for now.

Stats
Level: 85
Max HP: 950,000
Max Mana: 950,000
Strength: 650
Agility: 175
Stamina: 850
Intellect: 200
Spirit: 650

Every living thing has a spirit. Some, like those who worship Elune or the Earthmother, even believe that herbs and flora have some kind of spirit. However, only races blessed by an Ancient can bring their spirits back to their bodies after death. But be aware, for there are limitations.

Upon death, the spirit appears at the nearest graveyard. The spirit is now on the Spirit Plane, a level of the world on a higher level than the Living Plane. Those on the Spirit Plane are invisible to those on the Living Plane in the early stages. From the graveyard, they can Resurrect by either navigating their way back to their corpse and Resurrect where they died, or Resurrect with the power of the Spirit Healer there. Using the Spirit Healer's power will give the person Resurrection Sickness, which reduces all stats by 75% for 10 mins.

If one suddenly loses the favor of their race's preferred Ancient, they will cease to have the ability to resurrect their spirit until they obtain the favor of another Ancient. Once one loses an Ancient's favor, it is very difficult to redeem it.

If the Spirit's body was mutilated beyond conditions of survival, the Spirit cannot return to its body. It remains in the Spirit Plane, and eventually turns into a ghost, though this takes decades without Resurrection. Only powerful magic can reverse this. Only level 60+ Priests, Paladins, Shaman, and Druids can Resurrect these Spirits, though the one Resurrected is often left unable to fight.

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Roll Die for Sairalinde's (NPC prestige, lv 80) attributes.