The Warcraft: The Sunwell Trilogy is a collection of three OEL manga volumes written by Richard Knaak and illustrated by Kim Jae-hwan. The manga was published by Tokyopop. The story revolves around Jorad Mace, a human Paladin. He tries to harness the power of the Sunwell, while his dragons are every bit as frightening as you’d imagine. Despite the fact that these books are for adults, they are still enjoyable enough for kids to enjoy.

Anveena lives a normal life in Tarren Mill

After escaping a Scourge invasion, Anveena is forced to leave her home in the Shadowlands and join Kalec in the Sunwell. The three of them work together to defeat the Scourge, but not before they must battle the agents of the Dark Temple. The series is a must-read for any Warcraft fan or collector.

Dar’Khan tries to harness the power of the Sunwell

The Sunwell is the source of all elven power, but its location has been mysteriously removed. The elves have entrusted it to protectors and the land. Now, it’s stranded in Tyrgosa, where Anveena is being hunted by the elves, and confronted by two elven warriors, Lor’themar and Sylvanas.

In the Sunwell Trilogy, Dar’Khan suffers a variety of bodily injuries, but he miraculously regenerates. This is due to the fact that he consumes Sunwell energies directly and goes against Arthas’ orders. As such, he was given the task of binding the Sunwell. After his successful quest, he went to the Sunwell Plateau to kill several members of the Convocation of Silvermoon, reveling in the carnage.

Jorad Mace is a human Paladin

The story revolves around the human Paladin, Jorad Mace, a former paladin in the service of Prince Arthas. After the Scourge invaded Lordaeron, Jorad attempted to stop them, but failed and lost his connection with the Light. After a failed attempt to kill Arthas, Jorad sought out Borel for help and a way to redeem himself.

In the story, Jorad and his companions are trapped in a block of ice, where they are captured by undead led by Ichor. They are soon joined by global adventurer Trag Highmountain, who convinces them to stay in the mountains. The group encounters Baron Valimar Mordis, a rebel Undead with a human appearance, but with a missing eye and scars.

His dragons are every bit the dragons you’d hope to meet in the Warcraft world

While some of these creatures aren’t actually dragons, his drakes are just as real as any other. These oversized beasts have more than fourteen million hit points and unique abilities that make them challenging foes. In addition, dragons take a lot of time to kill, making them a good choice for group fights. Players can even customize the appearance of their dragons to match their own play style.

While his drakes aren’t quite as large as those in Wrath of the Lich King, they are just as impressive. Danuser’s journey to the Dragon Isles is a long time in the making. He feels a sense of descendancy from Deathwing, and feels an obligation to make up for Deathwing’s devastation of the black dragonflight.

Artwork

The Sunwell is the third and final installment of WARCRAFT’s manga series, which begins with the non-purist prologue. It was created by Dath’Remar Sunstrider, a highborne who arrived in Quel’Thalas. His arcane powers helped him create the Sunwell, which has spires of High Elven architecture. As the story goes on, he is forced to battle the dreaded Death Knight Dar’Khan, who tried to betray Arthas, but ultimately succeeds in killing him.

Jae-Hwan Kim’s art is outstanding. While it might not fit perfectly with the Warcraft universe, his work is still excellent. While the black-and-white illustrations may not be Warcraft-specific, they’re perfectly suited to the story. There are also several alternate covers, including a bonus prelude, in color. And if you’re a fan of manga, you’ll definitely enjoy Kim’s art!

Story

In the third book of the Story of the Sunwell trilogy, the main character, Kalec, is transformed into a human by the power of the sunwell. Kalec and Anveena are betrothed and head to the city of Aerie Peak, where a fire has broken out. When they arrive there, they are attacked by undead abominations, including Tyrygosa, a blue dragon who can shapeshift into a human. As they battle against the undead, Kalec and Anveena must fight Dar’khan and the undead to save their lives. They must evade Dar’khan’s enchantment and fend off the undead menace.

The first book in the trilogy begins with the introduction of the characters. Anveena was not born a woman or a human, and she was the product of a sham marriage and a fake home. She and Borel eventually met in Quel’thalas, where they encountered the guise of the red dragon, Korialstrasz. They were afraid that Arthas would take the power of the Sunwell away from them.