World of Warcraft’s courtrooms are filled with renowned leaders who gather to witness the trial of the evil leader, Garrosh Hellscream. Visions of Garrosh’s atrocities are presented to the court by bronze dragonflight agents. While these visions stir up the past, they also serve to inflame the hatred of the people present. There are shadowy forces at work on Azeroth, threatening not only the court’s ability to meete out justice, but also the lives of all those who attend the trial.

Garrosh Hellscream

A world of warcraft fan can’t help but be fascinated by the story of the devious garrosh Hellscream. Having recently played the game, Garrosh is well-known for his role in the events of the Siege of Orgrimmar. But who really knew that Hellscream was such a devious character? The book takes a closer look at the life and times of the character, as well as how he came to be the way he is today.

The trial that took place to try and convict Garrosh was very different. Rather than wasting his time, Christie makes it a point to present the facts as they are. His plot twist is that we will learn more about the history of orcs as a race. The book also focuses on the role of the Felhunters in the world of Warcraft. Felhunters are basically Hellhounds. The infamous Eldritch Abomination is the result of Garrosh’s crimes.

Shokia

The third installment of Shokia in World of Warcraft continues the series’ narrative. In this novel, a brown orc named Kairoz frees his half orc son from a prison cell, and Shokia is held in a cellar beneath the Temple of the White Tiger. This location is mentioned after the Siege of Orgrimmar. The final battle between Shokia and Garrosh, however, is a tacked-on scene that felt rushed and unnecessary.

War Crimes is an engrossing novel that features character stories for many factions and briefly addresses some plotlines from the Mists expansion. Fans of Warcraft lore will enjoy this book, which uses visions and flashbacks to tell the story. It’s also an excellent content fix until Warlords. While it is a pre-order, the novel is worth the read.

Vereesa Windrunner

The World of Warcraft has spawned a number of characters, and among them are Garrosh Hellscream, Vereesa Windrunner, Baine Bloodhoof, Jaina Proudmoore, and Anduin Wrynn. Vereesa is an important part of this series, as she is a major character in the newest expansion, Ascended. The plot of the book centers on the role of Vereesa, who is a powerful witch in the Alliance. But the character study does not end there. It continues to explore the character studies of Garrosh Hellscream, Jaina Proudmoore, and Anduin Wrynn.

The Windrunner has lost a great deal of herself during the game. She has been betrayed by friends and former allies. In the end, she is willing to do whatever it takes to achieve her goals. She is not an unthinking zealot, but she is intelligent and sardonic. Her grief has not rendered her completely deranged, but it has sharpened her focus. Vereesa Windrunner’s book is not for those who are easily deceived and would rather make their way to the top.

Shokia’s support for Garrosh Hellscream

If you’re an avid reader of the World of Warcraft video game, you’ve probably heard of the novel series based on the game. The latest in this series is called War Crimes, and it is the thirteenth book in the franchise. It is a transitional novel from the Mists of Pandaria expansion to the Warlords of Draenor expansion. This novel focuses on the character Garrosh Hellscream, who is accused of war crimes and brought to Pandaria for trial. Garrosh’s trial is set in Pandaria, a continent that is not yet open to the world until recently.

This novel is packed with great moments, including a touching reunion between Sylvanas and Vareesa. Even though Sylvanas is in danger of becoming a cliche villain, Christie Golden keeps her character compelling. Jaina was once thought of as a raid boss, but the book reveals her past as a troll.

Christie Golden’s novels

If you are a fan of the World of Warcraft, you may be interested in reading one of Christie Golden’s World of Worcraft war crimes novels. In this book, you’ll discover what happens in Azeroth after the Siege of Orgrimmar and the dethroning of the Horde’s warchief. The novel also delves into long-buried secrets and reveals how these events will affect the future of Azeroth and the recently dethroned Horde warchief. In this sneak peek, you’ll learn just what happens in War Crimes.

If you’re new to the World of Warscraft universe, you can read War Crimes as a standalone without having read any other books in the series. This way, you can get caught up on the Warcraft lore and see how it connects to the current expansion. For fans of the original game, you’ll find this novel especially enjoyable. For a more complete experience, you’ll want to read Golden’s other World of Warcraft novels as well.