Warcraft: War of the Ancients Trilogy: The Demon Soul Richard A. Knaak
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I recently found this list on the wowforums about which order you should read the warcraft books in (time-line wise) and I would like to know if people agree. Can't Have Sex, Ever: One of the novels reveals that after the War of the Ancients, Deathwing tried mating with his consorts; his deformed, fiery body was so hot he burned three of them to death and horrifically scarred the fourth. Azshara was fascinated by the "new" Illidan (who was wary of her advances), but remained cautious, sending Captain Varo'then to accompany Illidan in his search for the Demon Soul. War of Ancients: The Sundering personally i read the war of the ancients trilogy first since i am a huge huge fan of Illidan. It was a really good read in my opinion so seeing it that high up is a good idea to me. I've read Day of the Dragon, and I War of Ancients: The Demon Soul 4. For reference, black Full Potential Upgrade: He originally needed metal plates welded to his body so he could survive the strain the Demon Soul put on it. If they do ever bring the Demon Hunter class to WoW, you'll never touch a bow, come close to having a pet, or even track anything other than demons. If you really want to know about Illidan, read the War of the Ancients Trilogy. Heterosexual Life Partners: With Rhonin as of the War of the Ancients trilogy. His pursuit of power and arcane mastery led him to commit a number of horrific acts against his own people and the races of [[Azeroth (world)|Azeroth]], including defecting to [[Sargeras]] during the [[War of the Ancients]] and creating the second [[ Well of Eternity]].