The lore surrounding the shaman class is one that inspires discussion. Because shamans possess such humility in relation to their power, their class has more resonance than any other class. Below are a few examples of world of warcraft shaman lore. You may be surprised to learn that Kael’thas betrayed Illidan, but Vashj remained loyal to Stormrage.
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Thrall was a shaman
Thrall was a shamanic character in World of Warcraft. As an orc, he had the potential to become one of the most powerful shamans in the entire history of the race. His powerful shamanism allowed the orcs to rediscover their lore and heritage. While the orcs were in a rut due to their consorting with demonic forces, the spirits eventually forgave the orcs, making Thrall the first of a new breed of shamans.
Fel Plague was a shaman
The Fel Plague is an undeath spell and the essence of the Fel Power is a form of Fel magic. When the Fel Power hits an object, it turns it into a smoldering husk of rotting matter. In World of Warcraft, the Fel Power is known as “fel” magic. The Fel Power is also the source of the curse and was spread by the Ner’zhul to humans and ice trolls.
Kael’thas betrayed Illidan
The tale of how Kael’thas betraied Illidan in World of Warcraft Shawoman lore goes back to the Dark Portal that opened between the continents of Azeroth and Outland. Players who ventured beyond the portal discovered shattered lands once known as Draenor. Illidan had been supposed to rule these lands, but there were still influences from Kil’jaeden and his loyal ally, Kael’thas Sunstrider.
Vashj remained loyal to Stormrage
In World of Warcraft, Shaman class has a legendary minion known as Baroness Vashj. She shuffles back into the player’s deck as Vashj Prime. Her flavor text states, “Handmaiden of Queen Azshara and lieutenant of Illidan Stormrage. She is also responsible for the fear of swimming in many people’s lives.”
Fel Plague’s aura resembles molten lava
Fel Plague is a type of demon in World of Warcraft. It is used by shamans to deal massive damage and increase their burst damage. It is a great spell for rogues, as it gives them the opportunity to deal large amounts of damage and move quickly. It is also useful for interrupting spells, letting a rogue use it to neutralize a dangerous enemy.
Ravenstill’s aura resembles wind spirits
In World of Warcraft shaman lingo, a Ravenstill is an unmutated humanoid with luminous eyes and horns. She also has a tail and goat-like hooves. Her skin is ice blue and she wears a padded quilted tank top with hard-boiled leather at the bust and shoulder. In addition to her armor, Ravenstill wears a sarong, which she claims was adopted from a wind spirit.
Draenei shaman lore
The lore surrounding the Draenei Shaman is established, and is addressed in the Unbroken short story, which chronicles how the druids were affected by the red mist in Shattrath City. The story also introduces the first draenei connection to elements. The story takes place around 30 years before the current setting, but before the infamous opening of the Dark Portal. Thus, the events take place at the darkest time in the draenei’s history.
