The Lich King reanimated his corpse and bled everything wise and noble from Nadox, forcing him to slaughter his students, friends, and all other nerubians who opposed the might of the Scourge.Īfter Kael’thas’s failed assault against the Lich King, some of his greatest blood elf followers were slaughtered and raised into undeath as darkfallen. When the War of the Spider ravaged Azjol-Nerub, he was overcome by legions of undead. Nadox was once a venerated nerubian leader who taught the ancient ways of his race to generations of broods. Destroying the undead nerubians and their tainted eggs will deal a great blow to the Lich King, but eliminating the mysterious faceless ones is also crucial to reclaiming the fallen empire. Little is known of these horrifying creatures, but rumor has it that they answer to an evil power lurking beneath Northrend.
Meanwhile, in the depths of the Old Kingdom, Ahn’kahet, another enemy stirs: the faceless ones. In the Upper Kingdom, undead nerubians patrol the ruins of their homeland, guarding clutches of eggs that will one day bring forth a new generation of Scourge warriors. Scarred by years of war and abandonment, this vast domain is now occupied on two fronts. Despite ferocious resistance, however, Scourge forces managed to overtake the subterranean kingdom and slaughter its inhabitants, the nerubians. Ahn’kahet: The Old KingdomĪzjol-Nerub was an empire of great strength when the Lich King arrived in Northrend. When you Timewalk these dungeons, your character’s power and gear will be scaled down to a fraction of what they normally are, and as you may have never ventured into some (or any) of these dangerous places, it might be a good idea to prepare yourself now. In World of Warcraft Patch 6.2, we introduced a new series of seven different weekend Bonus Events, two of which feature Timewalking Dungeons-one in Outland dungeons for characters level 71 and higher, and another in Northrend dungeons for level 81 and higher.
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