Perfectly capable of understanding sentences, they also respond to code sounds. The brave creatures respond to the female riders as if they shared an empathic bond. The Archers mount the flying beasts and are capable of firing their arrows from the hippogryphs' backs. In the heat of battle, Night Elf Archers can call upon the mighty Hippogryphs to carry them into the air. The hippogryphs are wary of other races, but they're intelligent enough to recognize a friend of a friend. Some say they were created by Cenarius himself as a gift for the night elves. The intelligent hippogryphs have given their allegiance to the night elves in honor of Cenarius, who stands as the protector of nature and all its creatures. Recently it was also discovered that several hippogryphs live in the northern Howling Fjords. While a few of them can be found in Ashenvale, the majority of hippogryphs inhabit the south-western Feralas and Azshara. They patrol the skies above Kalimdor and viciously attack any enemies of the wilds that they encounter. This article is about about the region in the Broken Isles.Hippogryphs are ancient, magical beasts whose bodies resemble both stags and ravens. The Nightfallen, Kingdom of Suramar, Moon Guard, Jandvik vrykulīurning Legion, Highborne, Kaldorei Empireįor the elven kingdom, see Suramar (kingdom). Once a shining symbol of Highborne society, Suramar never recovered from the trauma of the War of the Ancients. To survive the devastation of the Sundering, the city's inhabitants sealed themselves away from the rest of the world. Isolated for millennia, they had no allies to call upon when the Legion invaded. Now their ancient city, and all of its power, is at the mercy of demons. Suramar is a max-level zone located in the central Broken Isles. Once a great night elven settlement - though not as glorious as the capital of Zin-Azshari - it was famously the hometown of several important night elves: Illidan Stormrage, his brother Malfurion, their friend Tyrande Whisperwind, and the siblings Jarod and Maiev Shadowsong. Suramar is built on ley lines, and arcane coils in the tunnel system running beneath Suramar and the surrounding areas tap into those ley lines' power. Since the creation of the Nightwell, the ley lines have become redundant and the arcane coils abandoned. The Ruins of Elune'eth, a massive gate found in Suramar. Suramar was the location of the Temple of Elune, the central place of worship for the night elves. The high priestess of Elune lived in the temple. The Boughs of Azshara, Izal-Shurah and Arauk-Nashal were also located here. Just before the War of the Ancients, Broxigar was held captive in Suramar City until he was freed by Malfurion Stormrage. During the war, the Legion's efforts in the city were led by the pit lord Ronokon. The city was attacked and ravaged by the Burning Legion. Suramar was subsequently used by the nathrezim in an experiment to create an army of the undead, an experiment which laid the groundwork for the Scourge ten thousand years later. At some point during the war, the demon lord Sciallax came to Suramar and offered the night elves at the time a powerful artifact in return for their servitude to the Legion. The Burning Legion attempted to open a second portal besides the one at the Well of Eternity in the Temple of Elune in order to attack the night elves on two fronts. The resident Highborne used the Pillars of Creation to close the portal and put several seals on the temple. The Wild God Ashamane battled Ronokon in Val'sharah just outside Suramar and sacrificed her life to kill him. In doing so, she was able to buy the elves the time they needed to craft a shield around their city. Most of Suramar was blasted to the bottom of the Great Sea during the Sundering. However, some of it remained above shore in the Broken Isles due to the efforts of the resident Highborne, who crafted a magical shield that kept a section of their city together.
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