Edeias
@edeias.bsky.social
He/Him
Collector & Teller of stories
Mostly silent observer
Alchemist (sort of)
☀️🌳🔥
Collector & Teller of stories
Mostly silent observer
Alchemist (sort of)
☀️🌳🔥
Little Facts:
- during the Heritage-Questline, I originally put him in the Bleeding Hollow Clan, as i felt it was fitting, until I realized that the Dragonmaw searching for redemption was an ever better fit for a blademaster
- the young Mag'har orc I mentioned earlier is indeed another of my OCs
- during the Heritage-Questline, I originally put him in the Bleeding Hollow Clan, as i felt it was fitting, until I realized that the Dragonmaw searching for redemption was an ever better fit for a blademaster
- the young Mag'har orc I mentioned earlier is indeed another of my OCs
February 7, 2026 at 4:22 PM
Little Facts:
- during the Heritage-Questline, I originally put him in the Bleeding Hollow Clan, as i felt it was fitting, until I realized that the Dragonmaw searching for redemption was an ever better fit for a blademaster
- the young Mag'har orc I mentioned earlier is indeed another of my OCs
- during the Heritage-Questline, I originally put him in the Bleeding Hollow Clan, as i felt it was fitting, until I realized that the Dragonmaw searching for redemption was an ever better fit for a blademaster
- the young Mag'har orc I mentioned earlier is indeed another of my OCs
Afterwards, he mostly served as a trainer for young orcs, and traveled both Azeroth and Outland. When the first Kosh'harg of Azeroth was held, he attended. Seeing as the Burning Blade was almost non-existent, he instead joined the Dragonmaw clan, to help them find their redemption.
February 7, 2026 at 4:22 PM
Afterwards, he mostly served as a trainer for young orcs, and traveled both Azeroth and Outland. When the first Kosh'harg of Azeroth was held, he attended. Seeing as the Burning Blade was almost non-existent, he instead joined the Dragonmaw clan, to help them find their redemption.
When a young Mag'har orc he had trained left to join the Horde, Shagroz followed him, and saw for himself the change the Horde had gone though. Satisfied with the result, he returned to the Horde, and fought against the third Invasion of the Burning Legion.
February 7, 2026 at 4:22 PM
When a young Mag'har orc he had trained left to join the Horde, Shagroz followed him, and saw for himself the change the Horde had gone though. Satisfied with the result, he returned to the Horde, and fought against the third Invasion of the Burning Legion.
In the following years, Shagroz served as a guard in Garadar, as well as traveling Draenor, to see in what state the world was in. When the Dark Portal was reopened (TBC), he also traveled to Azeroth. Once, when he returned to Garadar, Geyah told him of Thrall's visit, and how the Horde had changed.
February 7, 2026 at 4:22 PM
In the following years, Shagroz served as a guard in Garadar, as well as traveling Draenor, to see in what state the world was in. When the Dark Portal was reopened (TBC), he also traveled to Azeroth. Once, when he returned to Garadar, Geyah told him of Thrall's visit, and how the Horde had changed.
He didn't participate in the Second War, instead he returned to Draenor, wandering the continent until he reached Garadar. Grandmother Geyah tested him, to see his motivations. After she was sure that Shagroz shared her reservations about the Horde, she allowed him to stay.
February 7, 2026 at 4:22 PM
He didn't participate in the Second War, instead he returned to Draenor, wandering the continent until he reached Garadar. Grandmother Geyah tested him, to see his motivations. After she was sure that Shagroz shared her reservations about the Horde, she allowed him to stay.
He is a Blademaster, and was a member of the Burning Blade Clan. He fought with the Old Horde, against the Draenei and in the First War, but over time he began to doubt the righteousness of their actions. He rejoiced when Doomhammer killed Blackhand, but left after Gul'dan was allowed to live.
February 7, 2026 at 4:22 PM
He is a Blademaster, and was a member of the Burning Blade Clan. He fought with the Old Horde, against the Draenei and in the First War, but over time he began to doubt the righteousness of their actions. He rejoiced when Doomhammer killed Blackhand, but left after Gul'dan was allowed to live.
Some little facts:
- He mostly stays in his human form, citing that "hands are more practical with books than claws"
- He is in a relationship with Lycatri, another of my Worgen OCs
- his hair used to be blond, but turned white due to his use of Fel and Shadow magic
- He mostly stays in his human form, citing that "hands are more practical with books than claws"
- He is in a relationship with Lycatri, another of my Worgen OCs
- his hair used to be blond, but turned white due to his use of Fel and Shadow magic
February 1, 2026 at 10:35 AM
Some little facts:
- He mostly stays in his human form, citing that "hands are more practical with books than claws"
- He is in a relationship with Lycatri, another of my Worgen OCs
- his hair used to be blond, but turned white due to his use of Fel and Shadow magic
- He mostly stays in his human form, citing that "hands are more practical with books than claws"
- He is in a relationship with Lycatri, another of my Worgen OCs
- his hair used to be blond, but turned white due to his use of Fel and Shadow magic
He later joined the Council of the Black Harvest in fighting the Legion, and visited Bradensbrook in Val'sharah. During the Fourth War, he was mostly studying and working with the Black Harvest, not taking part in the War Effort. Only after the war ended did he return to the Alliance.
February 1, 2026 at 10:35 AM
He later joined the Council of the Black Harvest in fighting the Legion, and visited Bradensbrook in Val'sharah. During the Fourth War, he was mostly studying and working with the Black Harvest, not taking part in the War Effort. Only after the war ended did he return to the Alliance.
In the following years, he mostly focused on his studies, rarely venturing out into the world. When the Alliance and Horde rallied for the Battle at the Broken Shore, he felt that he could not sit this conflict out, and joined the assault.
February 1, 2026 at 10:35 AM
In the following years, he mostly focused on his studies, rarely venturing out into the world. When the Alliance and Horde rallied for the Battle at the Broken Shore, he felt that he could not sit this conflict out, and joined the assault.
Roaming the kingdom as a feral worgen, Lykgur eventually reached Tal'doren, and underwent the ritual to gain control of his Worgen form. He joined Crowley and Greymane in fighting the Forsaken, participated in the Battle for Gilneas City and joined the Alliance afterwards.
February 1, 2026 at 10:35 AM
Roaming the kingdom as a feral worgen, Lykgur eventually reached Tal'doren, and underwent the ritual to gain control of his Worgen form. He joined Crowley and Greymane in fighting the Forsaken, participated in the Battle for Gilneas City and joined the Alliance afterwards.
During the Northgate Rebellion, Lykgur joined the rebels, persuaded by some of his friends. When the rebellion failed, he and some other rebels fled and hid in the woods. Some time later, they encountered a pack of Worgen, and were subsequently turned.
February 1, 2026 at 10:35 AM
During the Northgate Rebellion, Lykgur joined the rebels, persuaded by some of his friends. When the rebellion failed, he and some other rebels fled and hid in the woods. Some time later, they encountered a pack of Worgen, and were subsequently turned.
One of these activities was delving into the arts of Shadow and Fel magic. While his friends soon looked for new thrills, Lykgur had become fascinated with these arts, and pursued them in earnest, becoming a student of Vitus Darkwalker.
February 1, 2026 at 10:35 AM
One of these activities was delving into the arts of Shadow and Fel magic. While his friends soon looked for new thrills, Lykgur had become fascinated with these arts, and pursued them in earnest, becoming a student of Vitus Darkwalker.
Born ca. 3 BDP as the second son of a well-off merchant family in Gilneas City. Since his older brother was the heir, Lykgur had plenty of free time. He had a group of friends, that were in the same situation, and together, they searched for thrills and often did illegal activities just for fun.
February 1, 2026 at 10:35 AM
Born ca. 3 BDP as the second son of a well-off merchant family in Gilneas City. Since his older brother was the heir, Lykgur had plenty of free time. He had a group of friends, that were in the same situation, and together, they searched for thrills and often did illegal activities just for fun.
For Horde, it's Lor'themar.
Mainly because of his storyline in MoP, him negotiating a possible return to the Alliance, only to be met with the theft of the Divine Bell, and his fury on learning of that (the bench flip was just awesome).
I also really like both characters designs.
Mainly because of his storyline in MoP, him negotiating a possible return to the Alliance, only to be met with the theft of the Divine Bell, and his fury on learning of that (the bench flip was just awesome).
I also really like both characters designs.
January 25, 2026 at 5:04 PM
For Horde, it's Lor'themar.
Mainly because of his storyline in MoP, him negotiating a possible return to the Alliance, only to be met with the theft of the Divine Bell, and his fury on learning of that (the bench flip was just awesome).
I also really like both characters designs.
Mainly because of his storyline in MoP, him negotiating a possible return to the Alliance, only to be met with the theft of the Divine Bell, and his fury on learning of that (the bench flip was just awesome).
I also really like both characters designs.
For Alliance, I'll go with Velen.
Ever since I finished Argus, he has been my favorite Alliance Leader, because of his character development from following "the will of the Light" to actively working towards his own vision. I really like that, even in his old age, he still learned something new.
Ever since I finished Argus, he has been my favorite Alliance Leader, because of his character development from following "the will of the Light" to actively working towards his own vision. I really like that, even in his old age, he still learned something new.
January 25, 2026 at 5:04 PM
For Alliance, I'll go with Velen.
Ever since I finished Argus, he has been my favorite Alliance Leader, because of his character development from following "the will of the Light" to actively working towards his own vision. I really like that, even in his old age, he still learned something new.
Ever since I finished Argus, he has been my favorite Alliance Leader, because of his character development from following "the will of the Light" to actively working towards his own vision. I really like that, even in his old age, he still learned something new.
Another week & OC done, looking forward to telling you (whoever may even read this, not really many people seem to, but whatever) about my other Characters. (This may even include the 'friend' I teased in the previous post...)
Until next week!
Until next week!
January 25, 2026 at 4:13 PM
Another week & OC done, looking forward to telling you (whoever may even read this, not really many people seem to, but whatever) about my other Characters. (This may even include the 'friend' I teased in the previous post...)
Until next week!
Until next week!
Some little facts:
- Her rogue outfit is something I whipped up for this post in a few minutes, but I actually quite like it.
- Before the Scourge attack, she had a 'friend' that she was usually hanging around with - Rejalín didn't really care for her, but she was adamant they were "best friends".
- Her rogue outfit is something I whipped up for this post in a few minutes, but I actually quite like it.
- Before the Scourge attack, she had a 'friend' that she was usually hanging around with - Rejalín didn't really care for her, but she was adamant they were "best friends".
January 25, 2026 at 4:13 PM
Some little facts:
- Her rogue outfit is something I whipped up for this post in a few minutes, but I actually quite like it.
- Before the Scourge attack, she had a 'friend' that she was usually hanging around with - Rejalín didn't really care for her, but she was adamant they were "best friends".
- Her rogue outfit is something I whipped up for this post in a few minutes, but I actually quite like it.
- Before the Scourge attack, she had a 'friend' that she was usually hanging around with - Rejalín didn't really care for her, but she was adamant they were "best friends".
She took some time off demon hunting to visit the Dragon Isles, as well as help out in Khaz Algar. During the fall of Dalaran, she let herself be captured, then freed herself afterwards to hunt the Nerubians, and later also helped defeat Dimensius on K'aresh.
January 25, 2026 at 4:13 PM
She took some time off demon hunting to visit the Dragon Isles, as well as help out in Khaz Algar. During the fall of Dalaran, she let herself be captured, then freed herself afterwards to hunt the Nerubians, and later also helped defeat Dimensius on K'aresh.
After the defeat of Sargeras in Antorus, Rejalín stayed on the Broken Isles with many other Illidari, hunting the remaining demons. Later, they started hunting demons in other parts of the world, too, as well as assaulting their worlds through portals.
January 25, 2026 at 4:13 PM
After the defeat of Sargeras in Antorus, Rejalín stayed on the Broken Isles with many other Illidari, hunting the remaining demons. Later, they started hunting demons in other parts of the world, too, as well as assaulting their worlds through portals.
While they were successful, upon their return they were imprisoned by the Wardens, as Illidan had been just prior.
When the Legion finally returned, the Illidari were freed, and fought side by side with the other defenders of Azeroth.
When the Legion finally returned, the Illidari were freed, and fought side by side with the other defenders of Azeroth.
January 25, 2026 at 4:13 PM
While they were successful, upon their return they were imprisoned by the Wardens, as Illidan had been just prior.
When the Legion finally returned, the Illidari were freed, and fought side by side with the other defenders of Azeroth.
When the Legion finally returned, the Illidari were freed, and fought side by side with the other defenders of Azeroth.
She was given a position of command, and led some successful missions. Finally, when Illidan called upon his demon hunters to invade Mardum and gather the Sargerite Keystone, Rejalín was among the leaders of that mission.
January 25, 2026 at 4:13 PM
She was given a position of command, and led some successful missions. Finally, when Illidan called upon his demon hunters to invade Mardum and gather the Sargerite Keystone, Rejalín was among the leaders of that mission.
During her time as a demon hunter, her allegiance shifted from Prince Kael'thas to Illidan, as she realized the truth in his words - that there was no sacrifice too great to defeat the Legion. She trained and worked with the other demon hunters, and soon her potential was noticed.
January 25, 2026 at 4:13 PM
During her time as a demon hunter, her allegiance shifted from Prince Kael'thas to Illidan, as she realized the truth in his words - that there was no sacrifice too great to defeat the Legion. She trained and worked with the other demon hunters, and soon her potential was noticed.
Rejalín followed the prince to Outland, staying a loyal follower. When Illidan and Kael'thas looked for candidates to train as demon hunters, she volunteered, and was among the first blood elves to become a demon hunter (after the first five).
January 25, 2026 at 4:13 PM
Rejalín followed the prince to Outland, staying a loyal follower. When Illidan and Kael'thas looked for candidates to train as demon hunters, she volunteered, and was among the first blood elves to become a demon hunter (after the first five).