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War of the Ancients
Thus began the corruption of the elves. Posing as a venerable god, Sargeras managed to contact the most powerful of all the night elves, queen Azshara. Sargeras convinced Azshara, and her most loyal assistant, the Lord Counselor Xavius, to open a portal to Azeroth in order to allow the Titan to "bless" the entire night elven race (while also promising to eradicate any "unworthy

" races). In their insolence, those of magical nobility, the Highborne of the palace of Zin'Azshari, sought to use and control this source of unimaginable power and unspeakable evil; and for their pride, they were consumed by the magic they so eagerly wished to wield. As the portal into the mortal world grew larger, Sargeras sent over more numerous "emissaries" to aid with the portal and bring the word of their god from the beyond. These demons were members of Sargeras' ancient army, known as the Burning Legion, and they had put to the flame countless worlds throughout the void. As the portal grew close to its completion to allow the dark titan entry to Azeroth, a small band of kaldorei led by Malfurion Stormrage, the first druid, realized the threat posed to their entire world by this nameless evil and the now-crazed Azshara. Realizing his seemingly imminent victory could be threatened by these few elves, Sargeras commanded that his Legion make war upon Azeroth and destroy the unworthy, which included the entirety of the kaldorei race. As war raged across the world, many protectors of the world emerged to aid the young Malfurion Stormrage in closing this portal to the Twisting Nether and the malevolence which now stood poised to destroy them all. The demi-god Cenarius, the ancients, and the powerful dragonflights clashed head on with the advancing legion. Having learned much about the power and beauty of nature from his shan'do, Cenarius, Malfurion was able to disrupt the nearly completed portal spell and close his world off from the invincible Sargeras. The Sundering
With so much power in flux, the Well of Eternity imploded in a magical cataclysm, sending untold numbers to their doom. Many kaldorei were dragged to the bottom of the sea, only to be twisted and transformed into the sea serpents now known as the vile naga. The catastrophe tore the continent apart into four sections, and left a permanent storm known as the Maelstrom where the well once stood. With the majority of the Highborne dead, the kaldorei turned away from their arcane legacy and began a new culture focusing on attunement with nature and their surroundings. The surviving Highborne from Zin'Azshari tried to assimilate into the new druidic society, but over time they could not ignore the burning addiction to magic their whole race suffered from. This group of Highborne, led by Dath'Remar, left Kalimdor, sailing across the sea to the other, newly formed continent. Here, they established the nation of Quel'Thalas, and would from that point on call themselves high elves. The night elves, settled into their new vigil culture, living as closely to the land and its inhabitants as possible. In time, they were granted a chance to continue as immortals when the World Tree, Nordrassil, was planted on Mount Hyjal with the remaining essence of the Well of Eternity. Having established a future for their people, the druids slumbered, communing with the dragon Aspect, Ysera, in the Emerald Dream. The druids were bound to the Dream through Nordrassil and slept for centuries at a time, only to be awoken during times of great need. For untold ages, they diligently watched over the world, abandoning former concepts of civilization and empire building to stand guard over the hidden source of power and ensure it would never be used to summon the demons again. Fulfilling this sacred vigil charge, they would remain in isolation forgotten by the centuries. They would come to refer to this period as the Long Vigil. Rediscovery and the Third War
The Third War led to the rediscovery of the continent of Kalimdor and the night elf race. The orcs, newly fled from The Eastern Kingdoms, and seeking resources for their armies, began a lumber project against which the night elves took great offense. This led to many skirmishes between the Warsong Clan of the orcs and the night elf Sentinel force. Eventually, the orcs and the night elves suspended their enmity and fought alongside each other, along with the humans, dwarves and high elves of the Alliance, against the demonic forces of Archimonde, a colossal lieutenant of the Burning Legion. Today
The night elves have now fully come out of isolation for the first time in 10,000 years, with their sacred charge of keeping Vigil ended, they are now faced with rebuilding a civilization that was abandoned 10,000 years ago. In addition, much of the healing and restoration over the millennia was lost after the battle with Archimonde at Mount Hyjal and they seek to restore that too. In destroying Nordrassil to prevent the return of the Burning Legion, the night elves made the ultimate sacrifice: that of their immortality. They have founded the city of Darnassus on the ill-planned and unblessed new World Tree of Teldrassil, and are trying to reclaim the forest’s inhabitants from the madness spread by the demonic corruption of the Third War. In the absence of Malfurion Stormrage, the night elves are led by Tyrande Whisperwind (who is highly beloved by the vast majority of the night elven people and referred often to as "the shining light of our people" by them) and Arch-Druid Fandral Staghelm (who is much less popular but still has a strong following). Though they are now aware that there are allies outside the boundaries of their woods, one should not walk lightly in their lands. After all the sacrifices they have endured to keep their lands free of destruction or bo***ge, the night elves are not fond of strangers. Many have found arrows in their chest before they even knew danger lurked about them. It is currently unknown when the night elves joined the Alliance, but they may have just kept their alliance made in the Third War. The night elves are usually a compassionate people even though they can be mysterious and reclusive and even a bit mistrustful of the younger races, presumably because they live so long and thus acquire more wisdom. Still, they are generally very kind and just and though brave have good hearts and seek to help nature and anyone in need as long as it is safe and wise to do so. They tend to take pride in helping their allies now, and many are great healers. Cataclysm
In World of Warcraft: Cataclysm players will be able to select the mage[4] class as a night elf, with the ability to use arcane magic. After the Sundering, night elven society outlawed arcane magic on pain of death.[5] However, recently a Highborne agent sought an audience with Tyrande Whisperwind, to offer that they put their differences aside and combine their resources and skills to prepare for challenges ahead. It is also likely that the night elves will fight alongside the Worgen in Gilneas, on the Forsaken front.[6] It has not been explicitly stated what role the kaldorei will play in the war against the Forsaken. It can be assumed that they are attempting to establish close ties with the Worgen; and perhaps even train them as Druids to indoctrinate them into the Cenarion Circle.[4]

Since that time, it has been discovered that the Night Elven survivors of the Sundering who fled to Mount Hyjal were not the only of their kind. Other hidden or abandoned groups of Night Elves survived independently or in a cursed state and over time have also emerged out of isolation. One group of Night Elves were the Highborne of Eldre'thalas, known as the Shen'dralar, who were able to successfully defend their city from the demonic invasion and ensuing Sundering. They captured a demon of immense power and used it to power their city until it grew in strength and started drawing power from them instead. Eldre'thalas fell to near complete ruins, and some of its Highborne survivors sought refuge with their kin.

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War of the Ancients Thus began the corruption of the elves. Posing as a venerable god, Sargeras managed to contact the most powerful of all the night elves, queen Azshara. Sargeras convinced Azshara, and her most loyal assistant, the Lord Counselor Xavius, to open a portal to Azeroth in order to allow the Titan to "bless" the entire night elven race (while also promising to eradicate any "unworthy" races). In their insolence, those of magical nobility, the Highborne of the palace of Zin'Azshari, sought to use and control this source of unimaginable power and unspeakable evil; and for their pride, they were consumed by the magic they so eagerly wished to wield. As the portal into the mortal world grew larger, Sargeras sent over more numerous "emissaries" to aid with the portal and bring the word of their god from the beyond. These demons were members of Sargeras' ancient army, known as the Burning Legion, and they had put to the flame countless worlds throughout the void. As the portal grew close to its completion to allow the dark titan entry to Azeroth, a small band of kaldorei led by Malfurion Stormrage, the first druid, realized the threat posed to their entire world by this nameless evil and the now-crazed Azshara. Realizing his seemingly imminent victory could be threatened by these few elves, Sargeras commanded that his Legion make war upon Azeroth and destroy the unworthy, which included the entirety of the kaldorei race. As war raged across the world, many protectors of the world emerged to aid the young Malfurion Stormrage in closing this portal to the Twisting Nether and the malevolence which now stood poised to destroy them all. The demi-god Cenarius, the ancients, and the powerful dragonflights clashed head on with the advancing legion. Having learned much about the power and beauty of nature from his shan'do, Cenarius, Malfurion was able to disrupt the nearly completed portal spell and close his world off from the invincible Sargeras. The Sundering With so much power in flux, the Well of Eternity imploded in a magical cataclysm, sending untold numbers to their doom. Many kaldorei were dragged to the bottom of the sea, only to be twisted and transformed into the sea serpents now known as the vile naga. The catastrophe tore the continent apart into four sections, and left a permanent storm known as the Maelstrom where the well once stood. With the majority of the Highborne dead, the kaldorei turned away from their arcane legacy and began a new culture focusing on attunement with nature and their surroundings. The surviving Highborne from Zin'Azshari tried to assimilate into the new druidic society, but over time they could not ignore the burning addiction to magic their whole race suffered from. This group of Highborne, led by Dath'Remar, left Kalimdor, sailing across the sea to the other, newly formed continent. Here, they established the nation of Quel'Thalas, and would from that point on call themselves high elves. The night elves, settled into their new vigil culture, living as closely to the land and its inhabitants as possible. In time, they were granted a chance to continue as immortals when the World Tree, Nordrassil, was planted on Mount Hyjal with the remaining essence of the Well of Eternity. Having established a future for their people, the druids slumbered, communing with the dragon Aspect, Ysera, in the Emerald Dream. The druids were bound to the Dream through Nordrassil and slept for centuries at a time, only to be awoken during times of great need. For untold ages, they diligently watched over the world, abandoning former concepts of civilization and empire building to stand guard over the hidden source of power and ensure it would never be used to summon the demons again. Fulfilling this sacred vigil charge, they would remain in isolation forgotten by the centuries. They would come to refer to this period as the Long Vigil. Rediscovery and the Third War The Third War led to the rediscovery of the continent of Kalimdor and the night elf race. The orcs, newly fled from The Eastern Kingdoms, and seeking resources for their armies, began a lumber project against which the night elves took great offense. This led to many skirmishes between the Warsong Clan of the orcs and the night elf Sentinel force. Eventually, the orcs and the night elves suspended their enmity and fought alongside each other, along with the humans, dwarves and high elves of the Alliance, against the demonic forces of Archimonde, a colossal lieutenant of the Burning Legion. Today The night elves have now fully come out of isolation for the first time in 10,000 years, with their sacred charge of keeping Vigil ended, they are now faced with rebuilding a civilization that was abandoned 10,000 years ago. In addition, much of the healing and restoration over the millennia was lost after the battle with Archimonde at Mount Hyjal and they seek to restore that too. In destroying Nordrassil to prevent the return of the Burning Legion, the night elves made the ultimate sacrifice: that of their immortality. They have founded the city of Darnassus on the ill-planned and unblessed new World Tree of Teldrassil, and are trying to reclaim the forest’s inhabitants from the madness spread by the demonic corruption of the Third War. In the absence of Malfurion Stormrage, the night elves are led by Tyrande Whisperwind (who is highly beloved by the vast majority of the night elven people and referred often to as "the shining light of our people" by them) and Arch-Druid Fandral Staghelm (who is much less popular but still has a strong following). Though they are now aware that there are allies outside the boundaries of their woods, one should not walk lightly in their lands. After all the sacrifices they have endured to keep their lands free of destruction or bo***ge, the night elves are not fond of strangers. Many have found arrows in their chest before they even knew danger lurked about them. It is currently unknown when the night elves joined the Alliance, but they may have just kept their alliance made in the Third War. The night elves are usually a compassionate people even though they can be mysterious and reclusive and even a bit mistrustful of the younger races, presumably because they live so long and thus acquire more wisdom. Still, they are generally very kind and just and though brave have good hearts and seek to help nature and anyone in need as long as it is safe and wise to do so. They tend to take pride in helping their allies now, and many are great healers. Cataclysm In World of Warcraft: Cataclysm players will be able to select the mage class as a night elf, with the ability to use arcane magic. After the Sundering, night elven society outlawed arcane magic on pain of death.[5] However, recently a Highborne agent sought an audience with Tyrande Whisperwind, to offer that they put their differences aside and combine their resources and skills to prepare for challenges ahead. It is also likely that the night elves will fight alongside the Worgen in Gilneas, on the Forsaken front. It has not been explicitly stated what role the kaldorei will play in the war against the Forsaken. It can be assumed that they are attempting to establish close ties with the Worgen; and perhaps even train them as Druids to indoctrinate them into the Cenarion Circle. Since that time, it has been discovered that the Night Elven survivors of the Sundering who fled to Mount Hyjal were not the only of their kind. Other hidden or abandoned groups of Night Elves survived independently or in a cursed state and over time have also emerged out of isolation. One group of Night Elves were the Highborne of Eldre'thalas, known as the Shen'dralar, who were able to successfully defend their city from the demonic invasion and ensuing Sundering. They captured a demon of immense power and used it to power their city until it grew in strength and started drawing power from them instead. Eldre'thalas fell to near complete ruins, and some of its Highborne survivors sought refuge with their kin.