![]() He lied at the bottom of the massive volcano on Azeroth, aching to find a way home back to the Firelands, as well as to gather his strength once again so he can burn away Azeroth entirely and take it for his own. However, Ragnaros didn’t know that this was Roccor's plan all along loathing the backstabbing of his fellow fire elementals, he risked his life just to avoid serving alongside them. Many Dark Iron dwarves remained within the lower areas of the mountain, specifically Blackrock Depths worshiping Ragnaros.Īt some point after Ragnaros and his minions settled into the Molten Core, the lava elemental Lord Roccor angered the Firelord, and was expelled from the core and forced to guard Blackrock Depths in isolation. Though Thaurissan and was killed by the forces that he had unleashed, his surviving brethren were ultimately enslaved by Ragnaros and his elementals. The volcano, known as Blackrock Mountain, was bordered by what is now known as the Searing Gorge to the north, and the Burning Steppes to the south. Ragnaros' apocalyptic rebirth into Azeroth shattered the Redridge Mountains and created a raging volcano at the center of the devastation. Ragnaros divided what remained between his servants, Baron Geddon and Garr, increasing their already powerful abilities.įreed by Thaurissan's call, Ragnaros erupted once again. ![]() Thunderaan was defeated and the Firelord feasted upon his essence, but was unable to consume him entirely. It was during the Elemental Sundering that Ragnaros attacked Thunderaan, Prince of Air. The Firelord and his minions were banished to a smoldering corner of the Elemental Plane known as the Firelands. Eventually the Keepers managed to push Ragnaros back into his volcanic lair in the east and defeated him. Ragnaros battled for weeks against Tyr and Odyn, yet the Keepers' indestructible metal-like forms kept them safe from the Firelord's blistering flames. ![]() When the Titan-Forged arrived on Azeroth to battle the Black Empire, the Old Gods sent their enslaved Elemental Lord lieutenants to face them. Eventually, however, the Elementals of the could not stand against the endless swarms of N'raqi and Aqir, and were all enslaved. Ragnaros' fiery servants joined with the Windlord Al'Akir’s tempests, creating firestorms and massive cyclones of flame that reduced the Old Gods' temples to nothing but ash. For the first time in Azeroth's small history, the native spirits of the world worked together against a common enemy. ![]() When the entities known as the Old Gods arrived from the Great Dark and established their empire, the Elemental Lords saw the invaders as a threat to their dominion. The other three Elemental Lords came to possess a deep hatred for the Firelord because of his destructive assaults. Volcanoes erupted, spewing forth rivers of fire wherever he went. The Firelord used his brute force to destroy his enemies and longed for nothing more than to boil the seas and choke the skies with ash and embers. The four Elemental Lords, who each ruled over many lesser spirits, constantly clashed with one another on the surface of the early world, soon to be known as Azeroth.
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