Warcraft Urban Legends: Ashbringer

Today we'll be talking about a weapon whose origins were so mysterious and carried so many loose ends that it left players in a tizzy for years: Ashbringer. The legend of Ashbringer started when World of Warcraft was originally released. And of course you know that WoW gold is still one of your weapon in your WoW game.

The orange legendary weapon was discovered in the game files by data miners, and the stats and proc on the weapon were truly amazing. At the time, even epic weapons were extremely rare, so seeing something with an orange tag on it was more than a little unique and awe-inspiring. However, other than the datamined weapon, there was no indication of it appearing in game -- that is, until players slowly leveled from launch to their first steps into the Plaguelands.

The first mention of Ashbringer by an NPC in game was by Caretaker Alen in Eastern Plaguelands. Caretaker Alen was a little ... unique, and said a host of random things to players who took a moment to chat with him, including "The what-bringer? Oh, ASHbringer? Never heard of it ... What? Stop bothering me!" The mention of the item created a flurry of speculation on the actual existence of the legendary sword in game and how it could be obtained. Other than that one brief reference, however, there was nothing to suggest the sword actually existed and that the legend of the Ashbringer was any more than just that, a legend.

In Patch 1.3.0, players were introduced to a new dungeon called Dire Maul. This dungeon introduced the Shen'dralar, a neutral faction of Highborne who had made their home in the ruins of Dire Maul. Remenber to buy WoW gold on this site, cheap WoW gold is always waitting for you.