Lina'ven (Azeroth)

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{{InfoboxPerson|name=Lady Lina'ven Sunglare|image=[[File:Linavenportrait.PNG|250px]] |image_caption=Portrait of Lina'ven
(Shadowlands-Current) [AI]|age=528|birth_date=488 BDP (6312 Y.S.)|race=Appears as a Sin'dorei|class=Warlock, Arcanist|faction=Horde, the Sin'dorei, though she considers herself largely Independant|status=Active|occupation=Lady of House Sunglare (defunct), Independant Warlock
---------------------------------------------------|location=Currently: in Eastweald
Residence: Y'lygari, her home in the Void

Former Residence: Ghostlands (although she still considers it her home)}}
[[File:Lina Current (Updated).png|thumb|In-Game Screenshot of Lina]]

== Calendar Note ==
The Azeroth Calendar here uses the After Dark Portal (ADP) system, where Year 0 marks the Dark Portal’s opening, and Year 20 ADP aligns with the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Culling_of_Stratholme Culling of Stratholme] during the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Third_War Third War]. The current year is 40 ADP (or 6840 Y.S, [https://moon-guard.fandom.com/wiki/Thalassian_Calendar Years of the Sunwell]). Lina'ven was 508 before the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Scourge_invasion_of_Quel%27Thalas#:~:text=The%20Scourge%20invasion%20of%20Quel'Thalas%2C%20also%20known%20as%20the,Menethil%20and%20his%20Scourge%20army. Scourging of Quel'thalas], with her birth year being 488 Before Dark Portal (BDP) or 6312 (Y.S.).

The [https://docs.google.com/document/d/19WGyKWDL_qy5HVrmTh11zMzJdhOvmCBpL_C_WtjADYw/edit?tab=t.0 Northern Kingdom's custom months] (e.g., Springtide for March, and Verdantfall for August) overlay this timeline.
== Biography ==
Lina'ven Sunglare, or just commonly known as Lina'ven (or Lina) came from a rich and noble family in Southern Quel'thalas (Ghostlands) known as House Sunglare. They were active for over two millennia, and their golden age was after the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Troll_Wars Troll Wars]. The noble House had influential arcanists, leyline analyzers, enchanters, and they were in the jewelcrafting, rare ore & mineral, and enchanting markets in the southern regions of QT too, which is how they obtained their wealth. While they primarily held influence over part of Southern Quel'thalas, they had a seat in Silvermoon's noble circle, and influence in the surrounding areas of the city - even if they didn't dabble too much into politics.

After Lina'ven was born into the family lineage in 488 BDP (or 6312 Y.S. in the [https://moon-guard.fandom.com/wiki/Thalassian_Calendar Thalassian calendar]), she worked at her family's Enchanting and Jewelcrafting shop in Tranquillien in her early years, and enjoyed a privileged and comfortable lifestyle that her Houses' well over nine-figure income can afford. Even if she didn't get along with some of her siblings, she had good relations with her parents, and did whatever to make them proud. She was eventually sent to Silvermoon to learn arcane magic and become an arcanist, and potentially even the rank of Magister. She attended special classes, and had special and talented tutors and mentors paid for by the deep pockets of House Sunglare. Things went smoothly and were largely uneventful for the next 230 years, where Lina became an Arcanist and was on the path to become a Magister for the Silvermoon Magisters.

300 years ago Lina'ven's parents, the Lord and Lady of House Sunglare disappeared under mysterious circumstances. Members of the family and the House, along with Lina, were devastated and shocked. Especially since the House was now missing a Lord or Lady, or a guiding figure. Lina left Silvermoon and the Magisters to return home to the Houses' estate. Despite numerous and extensive investigation by authorities, no cause was found, and no perpetrators were caught either. Lina believes this was foul play, potentially politically motivated and was no normal disappearance, but Silvermoon shut down investigations quickly after not finding anything of note. Lina quit the Magisters for good, and continued to reside in Southern Quel'thalas. She fell into a slight state of depression, and avoided the public eye as she grieved the disappearance of her parents. However despite her broken heart, she still continued to master the magical arts, just without the help of Silvermoon or the Magisters. While she remained close to the estate - she traveled around Quel'thalas and beyond, looking around libraries and forgotten nooks for tomes of the arcane, forgotten techniques and teachings, and eventually forbidden magic.

There was a lot of internal debate and struggle over who will take over the House, because of the Lord and Ladies' untimely disappearance (presumed death) - there was especially a power struggle between Lina'ven and her siblings. Eventually it was determined Lina'ven was the rightful inheritor of the estate and its assets, and she was pronounced as Lady Sunglare. Lina tried her best to manage the House in her parents' stead, however she was very uncertain and a little worried at first. She was anxious that she wouldn't live up to her parents' expectations, especially since this is a momentous responsibility that suddenly fell on her shoulders. She struggled quite a lot in the beginning, but with support from a couple close friends, she made it through her grieving and difficult times running House Sunglare.

During this time, and despite her new responsibility leading the House, she still focused on her magical studies and goal in becoming a powerful spellcaster like her parents' would've wanted her to. She eventually discovered the existence of shadow magic, which she took a liking to and was infatuated with. So she secretly began to learn this new magic and this was her first step in becoming a shadowmancer (and eventually a warlock). It was mostly because of her internal struggles, her parents suspicious disappearance, and her growing dislike of the Magisters that she pursued dark magic - as well as a desire to become even stronger. Gradually becoming a proficient and advanced arcane & shadow mage.

During the events of the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/First_War First War] Lina didn't think much of the war going on in the human kingdom far south. It wasn't until she looked deeper into events - and how it was aliens from a far off planet invading the kingdom with demonic magic that her interest was piqued.

== Appearance ==
Current: Lina'ven looks like a Thalassian elf, standing at a moderately tall 6'1" (her new body was artificially created by Lina'ven using potent dark magic). She has dark black hair tied in a ponytail, compared to her other looks; where she had lighter hair, and her hair wasn't tied up. She has pale skin. Her eyes are glowing purple from her Void corruption. She has round green earrings on the length of her ears, and she mainly has (lightish) red lipstick and black eyeliner. She has red line tattoos around her arms and shoulders. She also has small demonic horns protruding from her hair as a sign of being a warlock and using Fel magic. And she also bleeds a purple blood. She mainly wears dark clothings; dark purple, black, and greyish robes with a hood around her neck. Most of the time she wears long black gloves, and even a Thalassian red and silver headband (with green gems). She always carries around a long staff; her Shard Scepter. It's made out of enchanted materials, with leather pendants hanging from the head. In its center lies a glowing purple and blue mass in the shape of a shard; the Void Shard. The Shard is chained to the Scepter, which is warded from the touch. It emits powerful, chaotic dark energies from a corrupted world. (Most of the time) when out in public in Quel'thalas, the Scepter changes appearance to an inconspicuous warlock staff; with a demonic skull as its head and small Fel orbs spiraling around it. The auras from the Scepter are greatly suppressed in this form.

Pre-Void: While she generally looked similiar to her current appearance, there are some minor differences. Such as she was shorter (at 5'11"), with some minor differences in facial and bodily structure. Towards the latter half of this period ''(WoD-Shadowlands)'' she still had small demonic horns protruding from her hair. She had glowing green eyes from Fel use and exposure (like most Sin'dorei). She had a lighter hair color; a sort of bluish black color. Her hair was shorter in the last quarter of this time ''(Legion-Shadowlands)'', but in the first half ''(Vanilla-Legion)'' it was longer (as seen in the pictures). She had lightish green tattoos instead of red. She still wore warlock-inspired outfits or robes, but they were lighter in color. In the latter quarter ''(Legion-Shadowlands)'' she wore a soft violet face mask that covered the lower half of her face and neck, along with wearing gloves or sleeves that covered her arms and hands. She ended up getting light purple Void taint around her lower face, neck, and left arm/hand, meaning she had to cover up those areas in public out of shame and fear of repercussions. She used a warlock staff that had the same appearance as the inconspicuous staff she uses to mask her Shard Scepter.

Pre-Third War: Her appearance was structurally alike from her Pre-Void look - but she had no demonic horns, and she had light blue eyes of the High Elves. She had slightly curly, long brown hair. And instead of green earrings and decorations, it was blue (or purple) to represent the Quel'dorei. She had different tattoos that were blue. She wore slightly regal and 'noble' outfits to represent her status as the head of House Sunglare - her nobable one being Thalassian blue and brown robes with yellow decorations, with a regal black cloak and long black gloves, and blue and gold shoulderpads glowing red with magic (from enchanted red gems). She wore more jewelery to show her status, and for a staff she used one with a light gold metal (with forest green cloth wrappings) housing that was slotted with three (technically four) floating gems to use as a spell focus: blue, green, and purple (representing the three magic she knew before the Third War: arcane, fel, and shadow). She wanted to hide as much of her use of dark magic as possible, because of her status and reputation within Thalassian society.

== Roleplay History ==

* ((Roleplay history with Lina'ven started in early-mid 2020, during the second-last quarter of the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/World_of_Warcraft:_Battle_for_Azeroth Battle for Azeroth] expansion. Has some fanon related lore.))
* Lina'ven was returning to her estate after killing and getting the bodies of murlocs on the coast of the Ghostlands to use in her rituals. Despite the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Fourth_War Fourth War] going on, and being aligned with the Horde and the Sin'dorei, she couldn't care less about the conflict - and wanted to stay neutral and independant. She would only enter if it threatened the safety of Quel'thalas. When she was almost home, a strange portal opened nearby and two kul tirans popped out, one male and one female. Before she could react, the female viciously and brutally murdered the male, and that's when Lina knew something was wrong. After a quick battle Lina'ven subdues the kul tiran, and brings her to a magically warded cell under her estate (in the prison). After interrogating and divining information out of the kul tiran, Lina determined that she was called Alpia, and she's a malevolent drust spirit out for revenge against kul tirans, and somehow got transported to the Ghostlands from Kul Tiras.
* Alpia was kept in the cell for weeks as Lina uncovered more information, and Alpia was under watch with Lina's demons. She found out the drust spirit took over a kul tiran's body, and the original soul was still trapped in the body. So Lina extracted the original kul tiran's soul with dark magic and placed her in a soul shard, then the soul explained who she is. She's Julia Sterntide, the daughter of Angus Sterntide who Alpia killed. Sometime later when Lina was away, Alpia was secretly using drust magic to weaken the wards of the cell, until eventually she phased right through it. A chase ensued between the demon guarding her and Alpia, but she was eventually able to run out of the underground prison. She was stopped by a powerful barrier around the prison building on the surface, and that's when Lina confronted her, however Alpia used a powerful drust spell to break the barrier leading to her to teleport away to Thros.
* Inbetween this time Lina'ven joined an organization that focused on nurturing diplomatic and peaceful relations between the different factions of Azeroth, mainly the Alliance and Horde. It was something that seemed promising to Lina because she didn't like the constant fighting and conflicts with the Horde and Alliance, thinking it's very foolish and pointless. However with some pressure from the Silvermoon government, Lina'ven slowly withdrew from the guild - because this was in the middle of the faction war.
* [[File:Linavenprevoid2.png|thumb|Lina'ven Pre-Void (Legion-Shadowlands) [AI]]]Lina'ven eventually tracked Alpia down in Kul Tiras, and she brought Julia's soul with her to get her body back. On the way they met a tidesage called Leshthiria the Greater, who Lina learns is a friend of Julia. There was a brief misunderstanding when Leshthiria saw Julia's soulshard, but the soul de-escalated things after she explained the situation. Leshthiria joins Lina'ven in hunting for Alpia, and they eventually track her down to an abandoned port. Lina fights the drust spirit, with the tidesage and Lina's trusted voidwalker helping her, where she manages to beat Alpia out of Julia's body. Before Lina had a chance to capture Alpia's soul, a harpy sorcerer (named Shar) and her army appears and saves Alpia's soul. The army overwhelms Lina and so she had to erect a barrier around herself and Leshthiria, eventually having to teleport everyone away, including Julia's body. Everyone except for the voidwalker, who she assumed they would kill. After teleporting everyone to safety, Lina'ven transfers Julia's soul back to her body, and Julia and Leshthiria reunite in person. They thank Lina'ven for her help.
* What Lina didn't know was that her voidwalker wasn't killed and sent back to the Void, but was instead captured by Shar. He was easily persuaded to give up information on Lina'ven in exchange for being set free, which was a huge betrayal for Lina'ven who thought the voidwalker was her most trusted warlock demon ("Demon" in quotes, since Voidwalkers aren't technically demons). Lina'ven went back to the spot where Angus was killed and where his body was and used soul magic to bring his soul back temporarily from the Shadowlands, where he explained what happened prior to exiting the portal, and information on Alpia, and how much of a threat she is to Kul Tiras. Lina'ven promised the man she'd deal with the drust spirit. From this point on Lina and Alpia became bitter and brutal rivals, and they considered each other their worst enemy - their arch-nemsis. They faced off multiple times, while Shar helped Alpia in the background (until Shar was eventually banished to the Shadowlands by [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] and [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]] sometime before Frostwane 35 ADP).
*Sometime later, Lina'ven had thoughts about restoring her House, House Sunglare. She still has her wealth she inherited from the House, however many aspects were still in disrepair. The estate wasn't ready for guests or the public eye as she's been using it as her personal estate where she practices her warlock magic and her rituals. And she's the only one left of her House/family that stayed behind. Plus other issues that needed to be addressed to restore House Sunglare. So after careful consideration, she joined and partnered with another noble House, House Eversun (I forgot the actual name...) located in Eversong, in exchange for them giving aid to rebuilding her own House. She joined their spellcasting division, and quickly found out she'd be working under a Magister, which ''greatly'' infuriated Lina'ven. And the two quickly became rivals, and at point they almost fought each other, but they were stopped before it got out of hand. In Silvermoon City she met and became acquainted with a curious vulpera monk, Hikarion Ashi. And despite their very different viewpoints, they considered each other friends.
*[https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Shadowlands_campaign A month before Frostwane 35 ADP], Lina'ven was in the Northern Barrens for some business when she encountered a curious someone. She met Swiftroot, a botani tribe leader that resides in the Barrens. They fled Alternate Draenor when the Lightforge attacked, and they sought refugee in our Azeroth. As the two talked, Lina could feel something wasn't right with him. He wasn't evil, but he had strong disdain towards other races for their treatment of wildlife. He had a more traditional and archaic view of life, and Lina'ven disagreed a lot with him. Eventually things got too heated, and Lina annoyed Swiftroot too much, so he lashed out and told her to leave. Lina'ven felt a little spiteful and petty with Swiftroot so she attacked the tribe leader, however he was a tougher opponent than she thought, and he was resistant to Lina's fel magic too. So she soon fled, and Swiftroot vowed to make Lina'ven an enemy of the tribe.[[File:Linavenprevoid.png|thumb|Lina'ven Pre-Void (Vanilla-Legion) [AI]]]
*Later on Lina'ven returned to the Barrens, this time with Hikarion who agreed to help take on Swiftroot, and found a small grove where the botani tribe leader was in. Using invisibility to sneak through undetected, they found tauren (mainly Grimtotem) kept as slaves, bound and mind controlled with nature magic to tend to the grove. Eventually they confront Swiftroot, where after another argument Lina'ven, Hikari, Ek'bahar (her Shivara demon), and her felhound attack him. Lina primarily used shadow magic to attack Swiftroot, and Hikarion's physical and chi-based attacks were effective. The fight ended when Hikari used a powerful chi-based move, which nearly one shot Swiftroot; the tribe leader barely survived. Lina and Hikari teleport to the Ghostlands with Swiftroot, where she places him in the warded holding cell of her prison.
*A few days go by as Lina'ven decides on what to do with Swiftroot. Hikarion suggested they get the Cenarion Circle involved and have them take him, because this is better suited towards them, and Lina reluctantly agreed. So Lina got in contact with the CC, and they sent two representatives down to the estate. Lina argued Swiftroot is a danger to nature and those who live in Azeroth. However before Swiftroot could be handed over to the Cenarions, the estate was attacked by an army of strong aliens who look like demons and come from the Twisting Nether called the Nasir. It turns out the botani were allied to these Nasir on Azeroth, and the Nasir aided the struggling botani. The Nasir were relentless in their fight to free Swiftroot. And a notable Nasir was their powerful general, Apricot. The creatures were too strong and quickly overwhelmed Nashlette and the representatives. Lina was knocked unconscious along with one representative. The other pleaded for his and his sister's life to be spared, which they agreed. So the Nasir took Lina and Swiftroot back to the Barrens where they imprisoned Lina.
*The Nasir attempted to torture information out of Lina, and left her rotting in an underground chamber. The Nasir were deeply connected to life and nature energies like the botani, so Lina was slowly being eaten alive by the nature around her. After a while, she gathered enough strength to call upon the Void, who granted her a swift death - and corrupted the life around the underground chambers as a final "fuck you". She was revived back at her estate with her soulstone, however her body was destroyed when she killed herself. So she created a temporary body using dark magic.
*Her new body didn't have the void taint her original body had, so she didn't need to cover her arms or face anymore. At this point she started to realize the situation she was in. She made a lot of enemies, and a lot of powerful enemies too. Along with her arch-nemesis Alpia, she also had to worry about Swiftroot and his botani, and the Nasir. And they knew where she lived, so she was still in danger. And this worried her, a lot, to the point she became paranoid and fearful. She knew she didn't have the strength to face them, but she didn't want to ask her guildmates for help. She was on her own... but there was one person she could call. Previously, she procured a special tome from an Ethereal trader, and in this book was a ritual to traveling to a void corrupted world, and spoke of a powerful artifact that was held there. And she had plans to go there.
*[[File:Linavenprescourging.png|thumb|Lina'ven Pre-Third War [AI]]]She traveled across Azeroth to create items to help survive the atmospheric conditions in the Void, and she gathered the required reagents for the ritual. She asked her friend Hikarion who agreed to go on this mission with her. Sometime before all this, with the help of creatures of the Void, she teleported her whole estate to a purgatory-like area linked between Azeroth and the Void to hide herself from the Nasir & Botani. The mission was to go to X'lygari, a planet that was corrupted and consumed by the Voidlords ages ago, that's infested with void corruption and Old Gods warring against each other, to find a powerful artifact called the Void Shard: a relic that was the cause of the world's destruction by the Void, and had the potential to destroy worlds, and wipe out entire armies. Lina did the ritual and opened a gateway to X'lygari. There, she and Hikari witnessed what a world completely taken over by the Void is like; she saw armies of dangerous void creatures fighting each other, along with large Old Gods warring against one another for dominance in a planet devoid of normal life. They would've been dead if it weren't for the Void talismans Lina created. After traveling for what seemed like hours, they found where the Void Shard is. It was being protected by a large Wild God, Kharn, the last protector of his world.
*Lina attempted to take the Void Shard without him noticing, but when she interacted with it (not even touching it), she was immediately overwhelmed and infused with the immense power of the Shard, to the point her body couldn't handle it anymore and instantaneously (and brutally) exploded. But she didn't die; her soul was infused with copious amounts of Void energy, and the Shard prevented her soul from leaving the plane of the living. She became a sort of void aberration instead of a humanoid (she isn't counted as undead though). The Wild God saw this and tried to attack Lina and Hikari, but Hikari, being a pacifist who usually tries to talk before resorting to violence, tried talking to the Wild God. The Wild God, still enraged, asked for the Shard back, but Lina'ven was stubborn and refused to give it up. She went through all the trouble to get it; from doing the ritual to even losing her body and becoming void corrupted. She couldn't return home empty handed, not with her enemies still looming. And, it seemed the Shard was calling out to Lina'ven... the Shard didn't want to leave Lina either. The Wild God still wanted to attack Lina, and Hikari pleaded with her, but she still wouldn't give up. Soon a chase ensued between Lina, and Kharn and Hikari; with Lina using all the tricks at her disposal to get to the portal before they did. Eventually her soul bolted through the portal where she destroyed the connection, leaving Hikari (who sided with Kharn because of Lina's actions and refusing to give up the Shard) and the Wild God stranded on the other side.
*After returning home, she was coping with the betrayal of Hikarion, which hit her hard. Even more so after being consumed by Void energy which enhanced her negative thoughts and emotions. All that was left of her was her soul, which turned a deep purple from Void corruption. The whispers and corruption she was dealing with was the same level Alleria had to deal with at first, if not more because of the Void Shard. She was in the Ghostlands, struggling to keep her sanity from the Shard's influence, as the Void corruption quickly ate at her mind. She knew the destruction she'd cause would be catastrophic, but, all alone and with no one to turn to, she feared for the worst. Until a fateful encounter with a Ren'dorei spy changed that. With no choice but to accept her help, she reluctantly traveled to Telogrus Rift where the Ren'dorei helped Lina'ven control her Void corruption, and learn the teachings of the Locus-Walker to suppress the whispers of the Shard. Over time she learned to control the Void empowering her soul and control the Void Shard. With her innate Void energy, she has greater mastery over void and shadow magic unlike ever before, and her power is amplified with the Void Shard, which she forges into the Shard Scepter. She created a new body resembling her old one using the Shard's power. She bleeds a bluish purple void substance, has near immunity to Void magic, shadow magic, and resistance to pain (as well as resistance to [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Bz85QHCxd6avVxST3-MkwSp2cZW3gyfLK1SmIgPw7uE/edit?tab=t.0 Mind Magic] and psionic Magic), and she cannot truly die unless you destroy her soul or release it. However all Holy energy harms her, and she takes damage from holy healing because of her void corruption. (She takes half damage from what you would normally heal for with Holy magic, to a minimum of 1). And ironically she can be more susceptible Void based Mind Magic if it overwhelms her enough because of her Void taint and corruption, even though her mental training (and her experience and training with the Void) reduces the risk of this happening.
*A few months after the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Shadowlands_campaign Helm of Domination shattered] she returned to the Barrens to deal with two of her enemies that were still a threat to her, with her newfound powers. She infiltrated the Botani's home deep in the Wailing Caverns, where Swiftroot and the Nasir general (and her army) were found. After a brief confrontation with the two, she unleashes the power of the Void Shard - quickly wiping out the Nasir's army and the Botani, including Swiftroot and Apricot in one spell. The entire Botani tribe was wiped out in less than 10 seconds, as well as the army of Nasir stationed in the caverns. Lina was incredibly satisfied with her revenge (regardless if you think it was petty or cruel or not), and returned to her estate after confirming Swiftroot and Apricot were dead. However there was still one last enemy that stood in Lina's way - Alpia. By this time, Alpia had grown incredibly powerful and ascended into "minor-godhood", with a cult following her that increases her power whenever she is worshipped.
*Lina'ven wasn't totally in the clear yet, because she figured the remaining Nasir would likely retaliate for killing their General. Along with the potential return of Hikarion and Kharn, she decided to relocate her estate again; this time she used the powers of the Void Shard to relocate her whole estate into the Void, on a desolate planet she named Y'lygari. Lina'ven can withstand the atmosphere of the Void, Twisting Nether, and Great Dark Beyond now that she is one with the Void now, but anyone else (that isn't a demon or aberration) would go insane or die on Y'lygari without protection or special charms Lina created for her Azerothian guests. It requires immense power to teleport to the world, and one would need to know where it is.
*Later on: one night she had a dream or a vision about Alpia, where she woke up in a spire in the Ghostlands and traveled to Silvermoon. The city was empty, until the city was suddenly burning; and a giant god-like Alpia was chasing Lina through the streets until eventually she caught up to her. The vision put Lina in a panic, seeing her home burning and destroyed by her arch-nemesis. She was confident in the Shard's power, but she was uncertain after seeing Alpia's power in the vision. In Tanaris, she came across a bronze dragon in the form of a Thalassian who called himself Silris. He seemed to know of Lina's history with Alpia, and offered to help Lina take her down. He convinced her that her powers weren't enough to beat Alpia, and they needed the help of another artifact they needed to create. While the artifact wouldn't kill Alpia, it would have the power to send her to an alternate timeline, and out of Lina's world, which Lina was reluctantly satisfied with. So over the next several weeks Lina procured the needed materials, until the two met up again. They needed temporal energy for the artifact, so Siliris used his powers to take Lina to different points in time to gather temporal energies. At the end of this, when they were back in Tanaris, Silris revealed who he really was: an adult Infinite Dragon. He put Lina in a timelock, where he explained he was using her in order to create the artifact for Alpia. Before taking off he also took the Shard Scepter.
*Lina'ven tried devising a plan to get her Scepter back, find Silris, and defeat Alpia once and for all. First off she needed to find Silris and get her Scepter back. She found out Silris wasn't in the same timeline anymore, and that Alpia has the artifact now. She found a small settlement full of Alpia's cultists and followers, and abducted a family of two (a mother and her child) from the village. She found a way to get back to Y'lygari where she proceeded to mentally torture and break the family for a week straight, using the insanity of the Void as a tool. She located Alpia and brought the mentally broken family with her. She had a [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Voidlord voidlord] with her, and after Lina made sure Alpia was watching, the warlock ordered the execution of the family right before her eyes, demanding that if Alpia didn't take her to where Silris was, she was going to torture and execute the entire village. Alpia was understandably incredibly furious and enraged. So she used the artifact to send Lina to where Silris was to let the dragon punish and kill her.
*She found her way to Silris's realm, where Lina'ven took on and attacked the adult Infinite Dragon by herself. She didn't have her Scepter to deal with the dragon, but using her own skills, magic and powers as a warlock, and tapping into the Void corruption in her soul - she killed the Infinite Dragon and reclaimed her Scepter. However before the dragon died, he used his powers to drain a significant portion of the Shard's power, before succumbing to it. While the Shard is still powerful, it no longer has the destructive capabilities it once had (balancing the artifact to be strong, but not absurdly OP strong!). Lina returned to the present timeline, where she came face to face with Alpia again. At this point, she started to doubt Alpia could be killed permanently. She remembered a time she thought she killed Alpia before, but she came back. Lina'ven attacked Alpia, and kept up with the powerful drust spirit until eventually she weakened her enough to steal the artifact, and used it to send Alpia to an alternate timeline permanently. With Alpia's final breath before being sent away, she gave Lina'ven an unknown curse, however Lina wasn't aware of it.
*Returning home, Lina breathed a long sigh of relief, feeling a massive weight gone after what felt like years of conflict with her arch-nemesis. '''Events that happened around this time''': Lina'ven left House Eversun because their interests were no longer aligned, and sometime after she joined a goblin company called Wonderland.Co, where she aided them in security and magic-related work. In the back of her mind, she wondered if she should let her companions know about the still potential threat of Hikarion and Kharn, but that day never came, and sometime later she left the company. She also left the Ren'dorei, feeling like she already repaid their help - and not wanting to be associated with them anymore, despite their protests. She was still Sin'dorei and had relations with the Horde and Silvermoon, which she didn't want to tarnish by being discovered working with the Void Elves. She continued practicing her warlock magic, and also learning how to control and master the Void Shard, and her inner Void energies. She also frequented Quel'thalas and the Ghostlands, to protect her home against the undead in the Ghostlands like she always has. The officials of Silvermoon know about Lina's use of shadow magic (they don't know the full extent of it, but they have an idea), and they made a deal to let her stay a part of the Sin'dorei, in exchange for never going anywhere within a certain radius of the Sunwell, and never step foot on the Isle of Quel'Danas unless approved by the Magisters. This was mainly due to Lina's previous standing with the Sin'dorei, and her continued help in protecting the Ghostlands from the undead.
*'''Roleplay within Epsilon''': Lina'ven was in the Ghostlands fighting the undead of the Dead Scar with her demons in the early months of year 40 (8-9 months before the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Dragon_Isles rediscovery of the Dragon Isles]), when a passing dwarf diplomat from the Argent Crusade assisted her. After the dust was settled the dwarf explained he was from the Argent Crusade, and that Lina'ven's skillset could really help them. Lina was very skeptical and hesitent, as she only saw the Argent Crusade as an order for the Light-wielding or worshipping, which she was the complete opposite of. But she tentatively agreed to hear them out, and so they traveled to the Western Plaguelands (which was now renamed back to Eastweald) to Hearthglen where spoke with Jaspen, the new leader of the Argent Crusade since Tirion's death. She explained how they allow wielders of dark magic (with probably the exception of Necromancy), so long as they use it for the good of the Argents and Eastweald. And how their order wasn't that of Light-worshipers, but it was something more than that. After some self-deliberation, she agreed to help the Argent Crusade in their quest to eradicate the Scourge in a joint partnership, but not join them because of her affiliation with the Horde and Silvermoon. She hates the Scourge with a burning passion, so it was honestly an easy choice for her.
*Her first mission with them was initially a 'rescue' misison. Jaspen explained that one of their important members, [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore Bradley]], traveled to the Scarlet Enclave in the Eastern Plaguelands for diplomatic reasons, but they haven't heard back from her in weeks. She was afraid the Scarlet Crusade might have broke their pact with the Argent Crusade and kidnaped or even hurt [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]], and asked Lina to investigate. Lina'ven disguised herself as an Argent human mage diplomat, as to ensure she could slip in undetected and because she presumed her outward appearance would get her turned away, and traveled to the Scarlet Enclave. The soldiers searched her for ''something'', but they let her pass. She found [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] at the town hall of New Avalon, in a meeting with some councilmen over some unrelated issues. It turns out there was a misunderstanding, and [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] was staying there for longer because she wanted refuge and protection from a certain threat. That 'threat' turned out to be [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette Songstorm]], a worgen rogue and former friend of [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] that's been corrupted with Fel magic, and was hunting [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellie]] and her former guild leader of the Traders of the North.
*Lina'ven offered to protect [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] from [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nash]], and act as her bodyguard of sorts. Lina teleported the two back to Hearthglen and dispelled her illusion, revealing she was a Sin'dorei warlock instead of a human mage. From that point on, they became friends, and eventually close friends. However Lina still had a wall between them from her broken trust from Hikarion, not wanting to make the same mistake in case the two ever had a falling out; she was fearful and worried of [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] betraying her like Hikari did (from her perspective). One time, while they were still becoming freinds, Lina helped [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellie]] sneak out of Hearthglen so [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellie]] could show her around Eastweald. Jaspen sent an Argent bodyguard to follow and protect [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellie]] (she's very overprotective of [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]]), but Lina didn't want him following them, so she used black magic to mind-control the guard into leaving them, impressing [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] as a result. They rode down the path to Andorhol when they encountered a group of thugs trying to mug them. Lina thought it was very cheeky, so [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellie]] and Lina easily dispatched the group with their dark magic, but left one of them alive for fun. After threatening him, he spilled that they're from the Syndicate, and were sent here for something... Lina'ven couldn't care less about the Syndicate, thinking they're a measly little fly that could be easily swatted. So she brutally fatalidied the thug, and stored their souls in soulshards for later use. Afterwards, [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] showed Lina her family's farmstead in the northern tip of Hillsbrad.
*While they were talking in the household, a knock at the door revealed that an uninvited guest showed up - [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]]. She seemed to want to see [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellie]] and try and reconnect with her, however Lina was incredibly suspicious and on guard. So Lina turned [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]] away at the door, saying she isn't home before slamming the door. [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]] protested angerly, but Argent Crusade guards showed up and chased her away. Even though [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellie]] was hiding, having this close an encounter with [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nash]] panicked her. So Lina'ven and [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] agreed to track [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]] down and put a stop to her.
*They tracked [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nash]] down to her hideout in Gilneas before breaking in. They saw [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nash]] sitting on the couch, drowning herself in bottles of alchohol and booze looking depressed. They confronted the drunk worgen before it quickly turned into a fight, however Lina and [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellie]] were able to quickly subdue and capture her. Lina took them to her Estate on Y'lygari and imprisoned [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]] in a holding cell in the Estate's prison. She upgraded security measures and her wards substantially since Alpia's and Swiftroot's escape. After a brief interaction between [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellie]] and [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nash]], she told Lina to do what she wants with the worgen; and that she never wanted to see her again. There's also a hefty bounty in Stormwind for her, [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] suggested. After that Lina showed [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellie]] around her Estate and eventually took her back to Hearthglen. When Lina'ven returned to decide [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]]'s fate, the worgen tried desperately to convince Lina to listen to her, and to let her hear her side of the story. Lina humored her and agreed, but only because she was curious about her. It turns out events happened differently from what [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] remembers: [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] cured [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nash]]'s Fel corruption with the help of Gwendolyn (a Hemomancer with a short history with [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nash]]) 5-6 years ago, and the two stayed in close contact, despite the evil [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]] has done to her and her friends. But they lost contact after [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nash]]'s expedition to the Shadowlands. And she had nothing to do with the plan to hunt [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] or the guild leader, and she genuinely just wanted to reconnect with [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellie]], but was confused by their hostility. Lina'ven was of course very skeptical of this story, and didn't want to believe her. She was still Fel corrupted and evil after all, right?
*After some thinking and a little bit of reluctance, Lina'ven eventually used dark magic on [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]] to peer into her mind; she looked at the worgen's past memories to uncover what really happened. To her suprise, the chain of events [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]] described turned out to be accurate, and she wasn't involved in a plot to hunt [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] or the guild leader. Even if the spell wasn't 100% reliable, because memories and dreams can be interpreted differently, aren't completely objective of the facts - or might even be overwritten, wiped, or corrupted - this gave [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nash]] some credibility. And after some testing, Lina determined [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]] to not be Fel corrupted; while [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]] still has Fel in her body, the Fel energy doesn't affect her mind or sanity much. And eventually after some consideration, she chose to believe the worgen. Especially if something was affecting [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]]'s memories. After getting to know [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]] more, and after some discussions between the two - Lina agreed to be [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nash]]'s mentor and take the worgen as her apprentice in the warlock arts. But in exchange, [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]] has to be her servent - and serve her. While helping her in restoring [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]]'s memories. [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nash]] was very hesitant to accept, because this was similiar to a situation she had before with Gwendolyn, when she tried to make [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nash]] serve her in a way using blood magic. But with little choice, she accepted; especially because she wants to be officially trained as a warlock, and learn to better harness and use her inner Fel energies. And she wants to help restore [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]]'s memories as well in the hopes of reuniting with her and reconnecting as friends again.
*So Lina'ven begins teaching [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]] in the magic of warlocks, starting from square one. In order to make sure [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]] obeys and keep her end of the deal, she laced [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nash]]'s mind with potent shadow magic to allow her to periodically keep tabs on [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]], and know where she is telepathically. She mainly kept [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nash]] at the Estate at first, however as time went on she allowed [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]] more freedoms, and eventually allowing her to leave when she wants. She designed a special stone with runes to allow them to instantly communicate with one another, even across worlds and planes. And the stone allows [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]] to teleport in and off of Y'lygari (with approval from Lina). And they devised plans on what to do about [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]]. Lina'ven meanwhile traveled between Y'lygari, Eastweald, and occasonally back to the Ghostlands. She continued helping the Argent Crusade and befriending [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]], while keeping an eye on her. Lina'ven was starting to consider [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] a good friend now, so she wanted to keep her safe and also not do anything to ruin their friendship.
*4 months go by and Lina'ven was in Hearthglen with [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]], when Jaspen came to them with a mission. Around this time they were having problems with a rogue chronomancer who abducted 4 of their people, and was a potential danger to the Plaguelands. They were already devising a mission with the Kirin Tor in Brightglen to confront the chronomancer, but they needed someone to discreetly track her down to her base. [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] also got word that a certain blood made was sighted in the Plaguelands, so they traveled east towards Thondroil River, and crossed into the Plaguelands. They investigated the town of Northdale, along the road in the eastern part of the zone, where they found a mysterious house in the corner of the town that the villagers had no idea was even there. Inside, they found the tauren chronomancer, and they were almost spotted too. But while Lina was tempted to just kill the chronomancer right there, she didn't care enough to disobey Jaspen like that, so they teleported back to Hearthglen after they didn't find any information on the blood mage. They reported the information they learned back to Jaspen, and Jaspen and [[Lydine (Azeroth)|Lydine]] initiated their plan to raid the house in the following days.
*Some months later, [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] wanted to return to the Plaguelands to find the blood mage again - Gwendolyn Rose. At the same time, Jaspen learned they wanted to return to the Plaguelands, despite the new dangers of the region. Ever since the 4 missing Argent Crusade members returned back to Eastweald (and after Jaspen/[[Lydine (Azeroth)|Lydine]] killed the rogue chronomancer), a magical lightning struck above Stratholme, and shrouded the Plaguelands in a thick, dangerous fog, causing the undead to become more active and violent, and caused a new problem in the region too; someone hacking into the teleport network and causing all sorts of problems for people traveling in the Plaguelands. The Argent Crusade and Kirin Tor declared the region as a no-travel zone as a result. She was still going between Eastweald and the Ghostlands at this point, and Silvermoon imposed a teleport-ban in Quel'thalas (except Quel'Danas) because the problem extended into the Ghostlands too. Not like Lina followed it, and she still managed to teleport to the Ghostlands when she needed to. And she was displeased with the current leadership change of Silvermoon as well; with Lor'themar suspiciously stepping down after the 'deaths' of Rommath and Halduron in the Ghostlands, and the last remaining Sunstrider taking over as Queen of Silvermoon... but she just kept her head down for now.
*'''(Current Timeline)''' Jaspen tasked them to check on Westdale near the mountain border of Thondroil River, Plaguelands side, which they agreed to. So the two traveled to Thondroil River, and avoided the border guards - going up stream until Lina teleported the two across. Going up the path they approached Terrorweb Tunnel, a tunnel that went straight to Westdale, however on the way they discovered a small Sin'dorei military camp along the river. It was completely destroyed and torn apart, with bodies scattered around. They saw a few ghouls feasting on the bodies, and the two quickly dispatched the undead and made their way into the tunnel. But before entering the tunnel - Lina'ven subtly used her communication stone and messaged Nash to follow them. The tunnel was dark, quiet, and empty... but she could feel them being watched. So Lina summoned a Felhound to follow them through the cave. Everything was as expected so far, until halfway through the tunnel a dark figure suddenly appeared. Lina and [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellie]] were surprised, and Lina tried confronting it, until she eventually attacked it with her Felhound. However her attacks were just phasing through it, until eventually time seemed to crawl to a stop... leaving just Lina and the mysterious stranger moving. He didn't introduce himself, but he appeared as a human draped in a large cloak, with his face obscured.
*Lina demanded to know who he was, yet he didn't explain who or what he was. He only spoke in riddles and clues to Lina'ven, leaving her quite confused during their conversation. But what he did get out of it, was there's a deep mystery in the Plaguelands, involving the figure, [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] (and her missing memories), Lina'ven (and later [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]]), and Gwendolyn, who he said was in danger in the Plaguelands, but the deep bond between Lina and [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] will be able to unlock the secrets of this mystery. And he mentioned something else too, about a key lying in Lina'ven heritage, and afterwards he spoke in a language unfamiliar to her (Old Darnassian). But she pulled out a pen and paper and wrote down everything in a notebook, including what the stranger said (but couldn't understand). But before Lina could ask any questions he disappeared, and the flow of time returned back to normal. [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] was in a state of clear distress... she didn't see nor hear the figure, and Lina'ven was just oddly standing still during it. Lina'ven briefly surmised her encounter with the cloaked figure, and what he said. And the two pondered what the figure meant... but they knew they had to press on into the Plaguelands and figure this out. Arriving on the other side they stood at the gates to Westdale, which was renamed to Radiant Vigil, controlled by the Luminar Arcanum, a faction that split away from the Argent Crusade since the Argents abandoned the Plaguelands after the incident a few months ago.
*The two settled into the town, and rented out a room in the inn. The two figured they could get some planning done on the situation while here, since they got permission to stay there from the Luminar Arcanum. 20 minutes later when they were touring around the town, Lina got a distress signal from Nashlette, indicated by a red light on her communication stone. She subtly excused herself away from [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]]. Telepathically communicating with her through the stone she asked what was wrong, but Nashlette explained she ran into the same figure in the tunnel, but he didn't seem happy with her - and told her an ominous warning. But when she left the tunnel, the Plaguelands she appeared in looked strange... and after investigating, it appeared to be the Plaguelands of old ([https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Timeline#World_of_Warcraft 15 years ago]). Meaning there was no Westdale. And what's worse, she was being stalked by the figure after she provoked him by attacking and insulting him. Annoyed, but realizing she could be in danger, she ran to the back gates of town and demanded they be opened. When they refused, she simply teleported past it and ran back into the tunnel alone.
*She shouted in the tunnel, trying to get the attention of the mysterious figure about leaving her apprentice alone. But when it seemed hopeless, she started feeling the same weird sensation as when she first met the figure, until eventually she blacked out. When she woke up, she had a painful headache. But when she opened her eyes, she was in an unknown human-looking house, and she was clothed differently. And she didn't have her demonic horns. She met a human farmer named Kent, who mistook her as his wife. Yet, she played along, until eventually she was able to slip out of the house unseen. But when she stepped outside, she almost had whiplash when she realized she was in the Plaguelands from before the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Third_War Third War], so the grass was still green and there were Lordaeron citizens walking down the road. Approaching the barn, she saw a semi-transparent purple spector, in the form of [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]]. It wasn't the real [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellie]], but Lina could feel part of her soul however, so just in case she readied a spare soulshard she was carrying. The spector led her down the road to the gates of Stratholme. She realized this was right before the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Culling_of_Stratholme Culling] - as she could see Arthas, Uther, and Jaina there, along with the Lordaeron army. But it appeared nobody could see her.
*Crossing the bridge, she saw Thalion Sunwhisper (Jaspen's advisor) and Magus Dra'Gan (advisor to Solana, mayor of Brightglen, yet she hadn't interacted with him much) seemingly plotting something, before Thalion teleported away. She raised a brow in suspicion at that, but carried on and followed the spector through King's Square and Festival Lane. The spector stopped in front of a particular shop, next to town hall. Before she could go in and investigate, she ran into [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]], looking just as confused as Lina. [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nash]] explained she was dropped in the same period as Lina, but near Thondroil River. And eventually she was led to Stratholme too. But before they could reunite too much, the Culling started, and people began turning into undead and overrunning the city. They saw a ghoul run into the shop from before, and heard screaming. The two looked inside and saw young [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]], and her mother (Estella) in the shop. The mom did what she could to protect [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellie]], but was killed by the ghoul. When her father (Edwan) showed up, she ran and took [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] outside. Even the area near the town hall became overrun. Lina nor Nash could interact with the undead. When they saw Thalion again, he appeared through a portal next to the town hall, where he killed Edwan and abducted [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] through a portal. And then that's when Arthas's forces arrived and culled the rest of the undead. They were quite shocked and suprised, but when [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nash]] noticed the spector of [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellie]] next to them, she began feeling very emotional. She broke down in tears, and embraced the spector; apologizing profusely for what happened and what she did in the past. And promising to make it up. After the emotional moment, Lina approached the spector and stored it in the soulshard. And afterwards, everything went black again.
*She woke up in their room in Radiant Vigil (with no [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nash]] in sight), where [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] explained they found her collapsed near the entrance of the tunnel and brought her back. After composing herself, she finally explained what happened, and what she saw. Including mentioning [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]], where she admited they have a partnership, and [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nash]] is her apprentice. She left out everything about Thalion and Dra'Gan though. Lina'ven guessed that what they experienced was only a vision of events, powered by chronomancy, and they weren't actually there in the past. The mysterious stranger was trying to show them something from this, but she was a little lost on what. She wasn't even sure if he was the good guy, or if they should trust him. And she also guessed the spector of [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] could be her missing memories, taking the shape of the purple spector - and she has it with her. When they gathered their things and walked downstairs, they saw [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]] drinking away at a table. [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] freaked out seeing [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nash]], however with quick thinking Lina had an idea. She masterfully weaved an illusion for [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellie]], where she'd see [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette]] as she was before her fel-corruption; with blue eyes, and her original outfit. This seemed to do the trick and calmed [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellie]] down, but that's when the mysterious stranger hijacked her illusion, causing her to panic and run out of the town.
*Lina and [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nash]] ran after her, and when they caught up to her down to road of Radiant Vigil, they encountered the mysterious stranger again. Though he didn't speak, [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nash]] stood in front of [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellie]] and cursed him out; demanding to know what he wanted from them. The two were about to attack when the figure teleported away. Lina attempted to hyjack his teleport residue and follow after him, but when she teleported the three they ended up somewhere else. They teleported in Light's Hope Chapel, out a portal the Kirin Tor (stuck in the Plaguelands) tried to create. While there, [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nash]] reuinited with one of her old friends Syelia, and [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] reunited with her long lost sister Annabelle. While walking outside [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellie]] caught Anna up to speed, and the four discussed what to do next. Lina remembered what the figure said about her heritage, and the strange language he spoke in, which she had written down. [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nash]] took a look at it, and she recognized it to be Old Darnassian. While she couldn't understand it, she could tell the language because of her fluency with modern Darnassian. With a new goal in mind, Lina planned to travel to Quel'thalas to find someone who could translate Old Darnassian. She knew some people who could, and she hoped it would give them clues on where to start unraveling the bigger mystery.

== Personal Details ==
Lina'ven is currently mentoring [[Nashlette (Azeroth)|Nashlette Songstorm]] in being a warlock in exchange for her being Lina's servant.

== Trivia ==

* In exchange for helping the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Council_of_the_Black_Harvest Council of the Black Harvest] during the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Third_invasion_of_the_Burning_Legion Third Legion invasion], they gifted her a unique Wrathsteed from Xoroth. It's tainted with both Fel and Void energies, leading it to switch between a more Fel-demonic form, and a Void-abberation form. She named the creature ---. And she still remains a mutual acquaintance with the group of warlocks and occasonally helps them out.
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Nashlette (Cyberpunk)

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== Calendar Note ==
The Azeroth Calendar used here is an approximation based on World of Warcraft lore. Year 0 marks the Culling of Stratholme during the Third War, with the present day roughly aligned to Year 28-40 (circa 2025 in real-world terms, adjusted for roleplay). [Character’s] birth year is estimated from their age relative to the Culling. The Northern Kingdoms’ custom months (e.g., Springtide for March) overlay this timeline, with dates flexible to fit roleplay narratives. [Adjust this note if needed based on Nashlette’s backstory.]

== Biography ==
WIP

== Roleplay History ==

* N/A

== Personal Details ==
WIP

== Trivia ==

* WIP

[[File:Screenshot 2025-03-23 032804.png|thumb|Preparing for a Takedown]]

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Nashlette (Cyberpunk)

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{{InfoboxPerson|name=Nashlette|image=[[File:Photomode 09042025 204722.png|250px]] |image_caption=In-Game Portrait of Nash|age=49|birth_date=Azeroth: 24th of Verdantfall, 9 BDP (1101 F.A.)
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[[File:Photomode 16032025 014234.png|thumb|Nash Overlooking Night City]]
[[File:Photomode 23032025 030850.png|thumb|Action Shot]]
== Calendar Note ==
The Azeroth Calendar used here is an approximation based on World of Warcraft lore. Year 0 marks the Culling of Stratholme during the Third War, with the present day roughly aligned to Year 28-40 (circa 2025 in real-world terms, adjusted for roleplay). [Character’s] birth year is estimated from their age relative to the Culling. The Northern Kingdoms’ custom months (e.g., Springtide for March) overlay this timeline, with dates flexible to fit roleplay narratives. [Adjust this note if needed based on Nashlette’s backstory.]

== Biography ==
WIP

== Roleplay History ==

* N/A

== Personal Details ==
WIP

== Trivia ==

* WIP

[[File:Screenshot 2025-03-23 032804.png|thumb|Preparing for a Takedown]]

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Chimarei (Azeroth)

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{{InfoboxPerson|name=Chimarei|image=[[File:OIG3.AQ5Tqg4espxVl5QnoeyS.png|250px]] |image_caption=Chi's Portrait (with AI)|age=27|birth_date=13 ADP|race=Vulpera|class=Hemomancer|faction=Independant (and Neutral)|status=Active|occupation=Traveling Blood Healer, Trained Medic, Part-Time Bounty Hunter
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(He left Vol'dun 4 years ago)}}

== Calendar Note ==
[[File:OIG2.CCxa4hcaNDAv6E7Dsfno Updated.png|thumb|Chi's Portrait 2 (with AI)]]
The Azeroth Calendar here uses the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/ADP After Dark Portal (ADP)] system, where Year 0 marks the Dark Portal’s opening, and Year 20 ADP aligns with the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Culling_of_Stratholme Culling of Stratholme] during the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Third_War Third War]. The current year is 40 ADP. Chimarei was 7 before the Culling, with his birth year being 13 After Dark Portal (ADP).
The [https://docs.google.com/document/d/19WGyKWDL_qy5HVrmTh11zMzJdhOvmCBpL_C_WtjADYw/edit?tab=t.0 Northern Kingdom's custom months] (e.g., Springtide for March, and Verdantfall for August) overlay this timeline.

== Biography ==
'''WIP'''

== Roleplay History ==

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== Personal Details ==
Chimarei is a 27 year old vulpera hemomancer, a user of Blood Magic, despite its stigma. He uses this to both harm his foes, and primarily uses it to heal, cleanse, and treat his allies' injuries, and wants to counteract the notion that Blood Magic is unholy or evil. He's a trained medic, so he's primarily a healer, however he's also skilled and dangerous when it comes to knowlege about Blood Magic, both defensive and offensive uses, despite his young-ish age. He has plenty of bandaged wounds and deep cuts around his arms, chest, and legs, which he (for the most part) inflicts himself in order to more easily access and bolster his supply of blood energy (his Sanguine Pool - what he needs to use blood magic), but he uses Blood Magic in order to slow (or stop) his hemorrhage and prevent him from becoming anemic and weakened. He can also access and use other people's Sanguine Pool when they have damage inflicted on them, so he can use a mixture of his own blood pool and his enemies in order to use his magic. But he first needs to inflict damage on (or cut) an unwilling target before he can manipulate their blood and use Blood Magic in them. He may also speed up and accelerate someone's hemorrhage the same way he can slow down his bleeding.

Allignment: Neutral Good

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== Trivia ==

* '''WIP'''

[[File:Screenshot 2025-03-25 012320.png|thumb|In-Game Screenshot]]

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{{InfoboxPerson|name=Nashlette|image=[[File:Photomode 20032025 051135(2).png|250px]] |image_caption=In-Game Portrait of Nash|age=49|birth_date=Azeroth: 24th of Verdantfall, 9 BDP (1101 F.A.)
Cyberpunk: Aug 24th, 2029 (equiv)
---------------------------------------------------|race=Gilnean Human, Afflicted Worgen|class=Rogue|faction=None|status=Active|occupation=Independant Assassin & Merc|location=Somewhere in the US}}

== Calendar Note ==
The Azeroth Calendar used here is an approximation based on World of Warcraft lore. Year 0 marks the Culling of Stratholme during the Third War, with the present day roughly aligned to Year 28-40 (circa 2025 in real-world terms, adjusted for roleplay). [Character’s] birth year is estimated from their age relative to the Culling. The Northern Kingdoms’ custom months (e.g., Springtide for March) overlay this timeline, with dates flexible to fit roleplay narratives. [Adjust this note if needed based on Nashlette’s backstory.]

== Biography ==
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== Roleplay History ==

* [Add first key event or milestone, e.g., joined a campaign.]
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== Personal Details ==
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== Trivia ==

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{{InfoboxPerson|name=Magister Lydine Iceheart
(Tullagosa)|image=[[File:LydineIceheart.png|250px]] |image_caption=Portrait of Lydine (Visage) [AI]|age=979|birth_date=939 BDP|race=Quel'dorei (Blue Dragon)|class=Cryomancer|faction=Neutral, the Kirin Tor|status=Active|occupation=Magister & Mage Trainer in Dalaran, Kirin Tor Member (Magister)|location=Lives in Dalaran, can be found in the Kirin Tor camp in Brightglen}}

== Calendar Note ==
The Azeroth Calendar here uses the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/ADP After Dark Portal (ADP)] system, where Year 0 marks the Dark Portal’s opening, and Year 20 ADP aligns with the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Culling_of_Stratholme Culling of Stratholme] during the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Third_War Third War]. The current year is 40 ADP. Tullagosa was around 959 before the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Siege_of_Dalaran destruction of Dalaran] in the Third War, with her birth year being 939 Before Dark Portal (BDP).

The [https://docs.google.com/document/d/19WGyKWDL_qy5HVrmTh11zMzJdhOvmCBpL_C_WtjADYw/edit?tab=t.0 Northern Kingdom's custom months] (e.g., Springtide for March, and Verdantfall for August) overlay this timeline.
== Biography ==
[Add a detailed description of Tullagosa's background, personality, and key life events here. Include details like family, upbringing, and significant moments, similar to Ellienore’s story.]

== Roleplay History ==

* ((Roleplay history with Tullagosa started in mid 2020, during the second-last quarter of the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/World_of_Warcraft:_Battle_for_Azeroth Battle for Azeroth] expansion.))
* Magister Lydine Iceheart arrived to the Isle of Silverrock during the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Fourth_War Fourth War] (which she had no interest in, with the exception of the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/War_of_the_Thorns Burning of Teldrassil] and the [https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Battle_for_Darkshore Battle for Darkshore]), a neutral island off the coast of the Eastern Kingdoms, ruled by Archduke Zetraytus Allengale IX. It had a unique history tied to it, and it had a facinating history with magic, the Leylines, and the Arcane too - which interested Lydine. Despite already being a member of the Kirin Tor, living in Dalaran, and having full responsibilities - for some reason she took an interest to the Isle, and the Magic Sector they had there. After she met with Allengale, (along with a few others who wanted to join), the meeting went well - and she agreed to stay on the Silverrock and assist the Repository of Silverrock, the guild running Silverrock (led by Allengale), with magical related matters.
* She joined the Magic Division on the island (or more formally called the Records Division), where she worked under Kaylis, a high elf mage who was apart of the High Council of Silverrock, and leader of the Records Division. While she primarily had her role as a Kirin Tor Magister, she also allocated time to spend in Silverrock and help out the Division; going on missions with Kaylis and the rest in the Division, among other things. Kaylis wanted to fortify their wards and magical protections in the city of Silverrock, however they had not the mana or power to do so. This was after a couple months of working with them, but Lydine's intuition told her not to trust them yet. She knew of an relic called the Dragon's Sphere, an artifact with a pool of rich mana and arcane power that was burried in Northrend that could help their plight, but she didn't bring it up. But one day Kaylis set up a meeting with some of the other RecDiv members, where he recalled an artifact called the Dragon's Sphere (or Lok Maladath Mish) was burried somewhere in Northrend after the Nexus War. And that some known cultists called the Frostbane are rumored to be after the artifact for some reason, so it was imperative that they reached it before they do.
* The Dragon's Sphere "Lok Maladath Mish" is a font of mana and arcane power from from millennia ago, created by Malygos - and it was part of a set of 10 that were created. It was used in the Nexus, and was closely guarded and used by the Blue Dragonflight to empower Coldarra. During the Nexus War many of the Spheres were abused and/or destroyed, so after Malygos was killed Lydine, along with her close friend Eronigos, hid and burried the last remaining Sphere under the snow of Dragonblight, so it couldn't be misused by anyone again. She was very reluctant to have Kaylis or the Records Division have the Sphere, as she didn't trust them fully with the artifact of her people. But she wanted to see how things went, while also protecting the Sphere from the Frostbane. Traveling to Northrend with Kaylis and a few others, she led them to where she burried the Sphere in Dragonblight. But to her horror the artifact was missing! After being ambushed by a cultist, they tracked down the Sphere to a small town overrun with Frostbane cultists which they managed to fight through and dispatch. But the Sphere was taken away by a blue dragonkin, and the party was teleported ontop of a floating platform above the town.
* Two blue dragons flew next to the dragonkin, and he explained that they were all part of a clan of Malygos sympathizers who wanted to use the Dragon's Sphere to aid them in purging other rival dragon clans, and help reinvigorate Malygos' new vision and goal (from his madness). Lydine strongly opposed Malygos' new vision, and she supported the Blue Dragonflight's mission of old. Being that she surrounds herself with mortals, is apart of the Kirin Tor, and she ''teaches'' magic to others as well, that means she felt it was her duty to stop him, as a Blue Dragon. The dragonkin used part of the Sphere's power as he engaged the party, and created an energy field around the platform which nullified the party's magic. Before it took effect Lydine managed to conjure various weaponry for them to use, and eventually they defeated the dragonkin and the other two dragons. However something she hadn't noticed before, was one of the blue dragon's was Eronigos, which she had just killed. Just before he died, he muttered "Sorry, Tulla..." in Draconic, leading Lydine to be shocked and heartbroken. She hadn't seen Eronigos is many years, but it turned out he was captured and forced to join the Malygos sympathizers. She couldn't cry or weep for her dear friend in front of the others, as she was keeping her identity a secret from her guildmates. So all she could do was silently mourn for him.
* Lydine took the Dragon's Sphere and teleported the party back to Silverrock. She didn't immediately hand over the relic, but instead she returned back to Dragonblight to find Eronigos' body alone. Tullagosa flew his body to the Northeastern reaches of the Storm Peaks, which was their favorite place to go together, and burried his remains deep under the snow - which is where he would've wanted to be burried at. A few days later she gave the Sphere to the Records Division, entrusting them to use it properly and not abuse it. The artifact was kept under heavy wards and protections within the Records Division, and was used to power the wards and protections covering the rest of the city, and empower Silverrock's spellcasters, however Lydine did give herself a backdoor access - where she laced the Sphere with her draconic magic, allowing her to monitor it and take it back if necessary.
* During this time she spent more time with a human called Gryphonstone, a swordsman of the Military Division. While it was unlikely love - Gryphon became infatuated with Lydine, and somehow Lydine returned his feelings. Besides the death of her dear friends, everything seemed to be going right. And she wanted something to take her mind off of Eronigos's death, and she wanted to give the human a chance. So over the next few months they began going out, until eventually they became steady, to the point they quickly became ''intimate'' with one another (although she wasn't able to get pregnant, as dragons lost their fertility before Dragonflight). Over time Lydine's status rose in Silverrock, and Allengale gave her the status of nobility - and she was given her own estate on the Isle. However, sometime later Kaylis resigned from his position as leader of the RecDiv, leaving the position open. Lydine stepped up and became the new leader of the Records Division, where she joined the High Council of Silverrock. For the next several weeks she was in charge of the duties Kaylis did, however Lydine underestimated the amount of responsibility and tasks she was expected to do. And because of her full-time position in the Kirin Tor, and because of her responsibilities to her apprentices ([[Suneza (Azeroth)|Suneza]]), she eventually stepped down and resumed her normal responsibilities within the Record Division.
* [[File:Tullagosa1.png|thumb|In-Game Screenshot of Lydine (Visage)]]Things took the turn for the worse when events were happening on Silverrock which she wasn't present for. She was swamped with work again with the Kirin Tor and [[Suneza (Azeroth)|Suneza]], so she wasn't able to assist the problems they were having with undead, necromancers, and a lich that were causing them issues. She figured they would be able to handle it on their own, but later on when she returned to Silverrock she was suddenly notified that Gryphonstone was going to be executed. She was obviously shocked and confused, until Morhgan (the executioner and leader of the Military Division) explained he was conspiring against them and joined the side of the enemy. She wasn't convinced however, and she eventually found out he was being mind controlled by the lich, and it wasn't actually his own doing. But before she could do anything about it, the execution was already underway. She was in the audience row when she saw Morhgan chop Gryphonstone's head off - her own partner executed. She was petrified and mortified at the sight, and she was completely broken.
* Sometime after the execution she followed Allengale until he was alone, and then she ambushed him; using powerful Cryomancy magic Tullagosa froze Allengale's body - directly (and uncomfortably) freezing the very muscles and tendons that were in his body. Tullagosa caused the air around him to become freezing and stiff to the point it hurt. She confronted and argued with Allengale about her partner's murder, lashing out at him in an uncontrollable rage. But Allengale retorted back saying that they hadn't been aware of the new details until the day of the execution, but that if Lydine really wanted to stop the execution, why didn't she step in? Why did she just watch? This infuriated and broke Tullagosa even more, realizing he was right... she didn't do anything, and she regretted it dearly. Tullagosa was tempted to just completely snap and kill Allengale right there and now, and she was very close to... until she eventually just let him go, and unfreezed him. After her confrontation with Allengale, out of frustration and grief she just teleported away - and back to Dalaran. It took a long time for Tullagosa to get over Gryphon's death. And she was very tempted to go into her dragon form and destroy the whole city and the Isle of Silverrock in general. But with the help of [[Suneza (Azeroth)|Suneza]], her friends, and her colleagues of the Kirin Tor she was able to regain control of herself.
* Later, back in Silverrock, she met with Gryphon's brother, where the two got into a short relationship. However, going into another relationship right after the death of her partner, and doing the same acts they did together felt wrong and disgusting. So eventually she broke off the relationship, and that's when she eventually distanced herself from the Repository of Silverrock, and the Isle of Silverrock as a whole too. And especially from Allengale. Others in the Repository also broke away and distanced themselves to do other things. And one day, she eventually returned back to her Silverrock estate and packed her things, vowing to never return to the Isle. That wasn't entirely true, as sometime later, when even Allengale left Silverrock to persue other interests, she returned back to the Record Division's tower to reclaim the Dragon's Sphere, and take it back with her - feeling as though it's already served its purpose in their hands, and now it belongs back to an Azure's hands.
* Almost a year or two later, she was still living and working in Dalaran, and doing what she normally did before she stepped foot in Silverrock. However, a certain feeling nagged at her, and she became curious about what Allengale was up to. Despite their tense past few encounters, and she hasn't forgiven Allengale yet, she was a lot more calmer now after the incident. And she shakily accepted Gryphonstone's death. She found out that Allengale was now the Knight-Champion of a small town in Kalimdor called Oakfield. She showed up unexpectedly to pay Allengale a visit. He was quite surprised to see Lydine after so long, and the two hesitantly reconciled after what happened between them. She wasn't sure whether to follow through with the next part, but she wasn't able to tell her partner, Gryphonstone, before he died, so she wanted to at least entrust it to Allengale in case she never sees him again. She revealed her identity as a Blue Dragon to Allengale, and shortly after she teleported away.
* [[File:Tullagosa2.png|thumb|In-Game Screenshot of Tullagosa (Dragon)]]'''Roleplay within Epsilon:''' Years later while in Dalaran (in the year 39, close to a year before the rediscovery of the Dragon Isles), her vulpera apprentice, [[Suneza (Azeroth)|Suneza]], approached her with a favor. He already told her before that he helped a group of High Elves settle in Eastweald, and that he pledged himself to the Argent Crusade along with the elves. And that he helped found Brightglen, a town which the Argent Crusade let them build south of Hearthglen. But he wanted to see if the Kirin Tor can have a partnership with Brightglen, and offer the elves knowledge, resources, and aid when it comes to Dalaran's expansive magical repertoire. Lydine is a high ranking member of the Kirin Tor, so she definitely had some sway. So she agreed to help [[Suneza (Azeroth)|Suneza]] arrange a meeting with someone in the Kirin Tor. She's a close acquaintance of Advisor Jane, one of two main advisors Archmage Modera has, and the Archmage herself. So she reached out to Jane and managed to sway her into arranging a meeting with Modera. And over the next week a day was chosen. At the meeting was Lydine, Archmage Modera, Advisor Jane and Advisor Sunpyre. But [[Suneza (Azeroth)|Suneza]] was also there, along with Dra'Gan, advisor to Solana (who's the leader of the caravan, and mayor of Brightglen), because she couldn't attend herself. Before the meeting started, I'daris Embershine showed up to the meeting. He's a Sunreaver mage who opposed the alliance and partnership between the Kirin Tor and Brightglen, and he spent the meeting arguing and trying to persuade the Archmage that the elves of Brightglen were trouble. At the end of the meeting, and after [[Suneza (Azeroth)|Suneza]] and Dra'Gan explained what they wanted, Modera gave in and agreed to the partnership between the Kirin Tor and the town of Brightglen.
* After their meeting Modera arranged another one with the Argent Crusade, specifically Jaspen Abbendis (the new leader of the Argents), where they discussed the details of their partnership. Because Brightglen is in Argent territory, she needed permission from them as well. After some discussion, Modera settled on an argreement that the Kirin Tor would partner with both Brightglen and the Argent Crusade to benefit one another. Modera created a subsidiary group of the Kirin Tor that will manage their operations in Eastweald, and she appointed Magister Iceheart and Advisor Sunpyre to supervise it, and they were going to build a camp in Brightglen that serves as their base of opperations. The Kirin Tor allocated resources and support for Brightglen and the Argent Crusade in general, in exchange for the Argent Crusade allowing them to opperate in Argent controlled lands within West Eastweald and the Plaguelands, having access to its resources and allowing them to conduct studies within those regions as well.
* Lydine and Sunpyre went to Brightglen, where they started construction of the Kirin Tor base camp in the Northwest part of the town, a short ways away from [[Suneza (Azeroth)|Suneza]]'s mage tower. Lydine helped managed the resources put into the construction, as well as recruiting Kirin Tor members who wanted to work with them from Dalaran. She was in charge of bringing guards, researchers, diplomats, and even battle-mages from Dalaran to the operation. She also established a portal network between Dalaran and Brightglen, with the help of [[Suneza (Azeroth)|Suneza]], who is also a talented Telemancer. After constructions were finished, she was approached by [[Suneza (Azeroth)|Suneza]] again, asking for support with his mage tower. He had plans to turn it into a shop called Gold's Arcane Emporium® so he could earn some money, and also turn it into a magical hub for the townsfolk and any travelers. He thought it would be a perfect way for the Kirin Tor to support Brightglen, and Lydine agreed. So after conferring with Sunpyre, the Kirin Tor started to sponser Gold's Arcane Emporium®, and gave [[Suneza (Azeroth)|Suneza]] the resources, reagents, books, tomes, and items to turn his vision into reality.
* Sometime later Lydine was notified that there was a problem in the Plaguelands, and she had a meeting with Jaspen about it. There was a strange tauren chronomancer causing problems in the region, and while she wasn't causing any problems then, Jaspen wanted to know who she was and if she was going to be a larger problem. A mysterious house also appeared behind Northdale which they wanted answers for too. So Jaspen sent [[Suneza (Azeroth)|Suneza]] out on a mission to investigate the region with Elma Ravenholt, a special operative with the Argent Crusade. Lydine was hesitant about sending her apprentice, but Jaspen assured there was likely nothing to worry about, and it wasn't a very dangerous operation. And so, she waited for [[Suneza (Azeroth)|Suneza]]'s return while going about her regular business in Brightglen, and working alongside the Argent Crusade. But as time went on, something seemed very amiss. Two weeks went by with no word from Suneza or Elma, when it should've only took ''a week'' at the very least, including frequent communication. And she began to worry when a full month passed with nothing from her apprentice. At that point she gathered her mages and rallied the Argent Crusade to conduct a sweep of the entire Western Eastweald region, and along the boarders to the Plaguelands, and even partly into the Plaguelands itself. But it came out fruitless. And even using scrying magic from the most powerful mages in Dalaran couldn't find either [[Suneza (Azeroth)|Suneza]] ''or'' Elma.
* She began worrying a lot, not knowing what happened to her apprentice at all.. A month more goes by and the Argent Crusade sent more of its members to find the two, and when they returned a couple weeks later two of their members, Yevir Flint and Smokey LaRue, suddenly disapeared in the Plaguelands. At this point Tullagosa was beginning to have a nervous breakdown. Memories of losing Gryphonstone and Eronigos come flooding back, and she was horrified at the thought of losing her precious apprentice and friend too... 4 whole months went by since [[Suneza (Azeroth)|Suneza]] and Elma's disappeared, and it is well into year 40. However - over the next few weeks "repressed" memories slowly started surfacing for Lydine. Memories of [[Suneza (Azeroth)|Suneza]] around 15 years ago at the Dalaran Dome, where they eventually traveled to Hearthglen to save Elma... and Yevir Flint and Smokey LaRue were there too! At first she was confused, but she wanted to test her theory. At the Kirin Tor camp, with the help of a Shal'dorei chronomancer they scryed 15 years ago into the past where they saw the [[Suneza (Azeroth)|Suneza]], Yevir, and Smokey they knew, infiltrating Hearthglen. But they also saw past Lydine there too, however her memories didn't update to what they were seeing. She understood now they were probably transported 15 years ago by the rogue chronomancer, and they were stuck in the past, and that Elma was in trouble because of it.
* Lydine got word [[Suneza (Azeroth)|Suneza]] appeared in Hearthglen, but he didn't stay long. He seemed to grab some stuff, as well as relay what was currently happening to Jaspen, before he teleported somewhere (back to the past). She was relieved that her apprentice and the others weren't permanently stuck in the past, but she wasn't sure when she would see them again. After Lydine had a meeting with Jaspen, they agreed to take the fight directly to the Plaguelands. Jaspen sent [[Lina'ven (Azeroth)|Lina'ven]] and [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]] to the Plaguelands to scout out where the rogue chronomancer was and briefly investigate her hideout, before Jaspen and Lydine initiated their plan. Lydine Iceheart and Jaspen, along with a small handful of Kirin Tor mages and Argent Crusade soldiers stormed into Northdale and into the mysterious house that had suddenly appeared. Inside they confronted the tauren chronomancer, however she seemed more eager to fight than talk. Realizing they weren't going to get anything out of her, they killed the chronomancer, and secured the property, thinking their problems will finally be over (or will be once the others return). And eventually some weeks later [[Suneza (Azeroth)|Suneza]], Elma, Yevir and Smokey returned; appearing back in Hearthglen. [[Suneza (Azeroth)|Suneza]] was given a stern talking to and lecture by Lydine as soon as she found out they were goofing off in the past (which is how Elma got captured).
* However around the same time; after the group got back, Lydine recieved word from Jaspen and her Kirin Tor Intelligence that a powerful lightning bolt stuck Stratholme. It seemed magical in nature and the shockwave was felt all throughout the Northern continent (all the way to the tip of the Wetlands) in the form of an earthquake. While the phenomenon was perplexing, what concerned them was that communication with the Plaguelands have been cut off. Dense, dangerous fog appeared throughout the region, the scourge became more active, and people began disappearing when traveling in the Plaguelands, as if they've been snatched away. Teleportation and portals aren't possible due to someone tapping into the leyline networks and kidnapping people in the Plaguelands, thus leaving a lot of their people stranded in the Plaguelands, including Lydine's Kirin Tor members who are stuck there (Annabelle Bradley, [[Ellienore Bradley (Azeroth)|Ellienore]]'s long lost sister, is one of them). So the Argent Crusade and Kirin Tor designated the Plaguelands as a no-travel zone, banning all entry into the zone. And at the same time she found out Hearthglen and the Argent Crusade (along with Brightglen) was being harassed by the Sin'dorei, mainly Aunore Sunstrider, the new leader of Silvermoon, because of Solana; they've been demanding her return to Quel'thalas despite having more authority or jurisdiction over her, and Solana commiting no crime.
* A few months later, on one afternoon she was working in the Kirin Tor camp building when she heard a lot of commotion outside, coming from the center of Brightglen.

== Personal Details ==
Magister Lydine Iceheart (her real name Tullagosa) is a Cryomancer, teacher, and Magister of the Kirin Tor, and she's been apart of the organization for centuries. She's a power and innate spellcaster (as a Blue Dragon amplifying her abilities). Her past is a mystery to many people, and her identity as a dragon would also be unknown to most people - with the exception of the upper echelon of the Kirin Tor, such as the Council of Six, and those she is close with. Despite the Council knowing she's a blue dragon, they trust her because of her accomplishments and contributions to the Kirin Tor and Dalaran as a whole, especially during the Nexus War, who she fought on the side of mortals and the Kirin Tor. She believes that magic shouldn't be restricted to only a few, but rather should be shared to everyone with the will and patience to learn, and it is up to the individual whether they are worthy of using it or not. And in the cases of rogue spellcasters, and those who seek to abuse magic, she believes it should be on a case by case basis rather than restrict everyone else's magic - so long as their magic is within the confines of the law. Which is why she fights so much on the freedom of mortals using magic.

Lydine has had many apprentices over the years, but she currently only has three: [[Suneza (Azeroth)|Suneza]], a vulpera battle-mage, spellblade, and wild mage she took under her wing 34 years ago. Zelina Coldspark, a Quel'dorei mage she is mentoring in the Kirin Tor. And a human by the name of Lizz.

Alignment: Between Lawful Good and Neutral Good.

== Trivia ==

* She is [[Ibutsu (Azeroth)|Ibutsu Delsha]]'s adoptive parent; she legally adopted the vulpera after the Cataclysm when [[Suneza (Azeroth)|Suneza]] and him met in Stormwind and became close, eventually leading to Lydine to adopt him and put him in her care until he got older.
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