Warcraft

Long ago, the empire of Arathor splintered into seven distinct kingdoms: Lordaeron, Dalaran, Gilneas, Stromgarde, Alterac, Stormwind, and Kul Tiras.

Trinkets, the bane of most every adventurer's existence.

If you've played Horde this expansion, then you've gotten a real in-depth look at the Prophet Zul.

Battle for Azeroth is going strong: We're into our second week of raiding, the world-first Mythic race is heating up, people have unlocked the first of the new Allied Races, and turtles are making it to the water in record numbers.

So, you decided on a character to play as your main in Battle for Azeroth, leveled that character, played it for a while  for whatever reason — a bad childhood, a few too many blows to the skull, Stockholm Syndrome.

Pursuing the guild recruitment forms, a consistent theme emerges.

When Battle for Azeroth first launched, I was pumped.

On the first night of Uldir raiding, my casual raid guild went in and after a lot of wiping and figuring out the mechanics, killed the first two bosses .

It's only been about a month since launch, but we already know the most enduring character of Battle for Azeroth will be.

This character profile has been written for Ultramurg, one of our supporters.