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Mother and Child Moons — The White Lady and Blue Child over Uldum.‎

Moons exist in the Great Dark Beyond, orbiting around planets.

Azeroth

The planet of Azeroth has two moons.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4] Various cultures may have different names for them, but usually they play on a mother-and-child theme, as the white moon is much larger than the blue one. Once every four hundred and thirty years,^[5] the two moons come into perfect alignment in an event called the Embrace.

Both moons are invoked in the Lost Sailors' Memorial in Drustvar, which includes a prayer to the White Lady for protection at sea and to the Blue Child for comfort to the writer's family should they die.

The White Lady

The larger, bright and silver moon is known as the White Lady or the Mother.^[5] The night elves know and worship it as Elune while the tauren refer to it as Mu'sha,^[6] the left eye of the Earth Mother. One Azerothian legend titled "The Embrace" claims that the White Lady has existed since the dawn of time and is responsible for watching over Azeroth's slumbering world-soul and her inhabitants during the night, while the Sun holds the same duty during the day. According to the story, the Lady sleeps during the day, and she walks into the sky each night and back to her rest each morning on bridges created by the magic of twilight.^[7]

During the third invasion of the Burning Legion, when Ysera dies in Val'sharah, the White Lady eclipses the sun briefly to seemingly take Ysera's soul. Later, during the Fourth War, Tyrande Whisperwind invokes the power of the Night Warrior, resulting in the White Lady permanently turning from a full moon to shadowed (as in a new moon) within Darkshore but similar to the solar eclipse in Val'sharah.

The two moons.
The White Lady.
The White Lady and Blue Child in Death Knight.
An Unfinished Painting of the twin moons.
An artistic representation of the White Lady as elf-like being.
An artistic representation of the Blue Child (left) and White Lady (right) as elf-like beings.
Azeroth Globe from Halls of Lightning.
The two moons behind Genn Greymane by Glowei.
The two moons behind Greymane in Lord of His Pack.
The two moons above Orgrimmar in A Good War.
The solar eclipse that took Ysera.
The White Lady taking Ysera's soul.
The constellation left behind by Ysera's soul.
Elune and a shadowed White Lady.

The Blue Child

The smaller, blue-green moon is known as the Blue Child or the Child.^[5] The tauren refer to it as Lo'sho and believe that they were born from one of the Earth Mother's tears to be raised by Mu'sha and An'she,^[8] while "The Embrace" claims that it is the daughter of the White Lady and that she was born out of the Lady's love for Azeroth and her people. According to the latter story, the Child is curious and adventurous, much like Azeroth's inhabitants, and sometimes leaves Azeroth to explore other worlds in the universe. However, she always returns to her mother's side, causing what mortals call the Embrace.^[7]

With the addition of weather effects to the game in patch 1.10.0, the Blue Child vanished from the game, likely due to graphical errors.^[9] Though it was missing from the game, it still existed in the lore as seen in Twilight of the Aspects^[10] and the [Dragonwrath, Tarecgosa's Rest] quest chain. It returned to the skies in-game with the release of patch 5.0.4, prior to World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria.^[9]

The two moons.
The Blue Child.
The White Lady and Blue Child in Death Knight.
An Unfinished Painting of the twin moons.
An artistic representation of the Blue Child (left) and White Lady (right) as elf-like beings.
Azeroth Globe from Halls of Lightning.
The two moons behind Genn Greymane by Glowei.
The two moons behind Greymane in Lord of His Pack.
The two moons above Orgrimmar in A Good War.

Red moon

According to "The Embrace", the White Lady turns a dark crimson color when she is angry.^[7] The two loa Bwonsamdi and Hakkar the Soulflayer have repeatedly been associated with a red moon. The White Lady is not visible at Bwonsamdi's Necropolis in Nazmir, where it is instead replaced by a permanent red moon. Likewise for much of the game's history, Hakkar has been associated with a red moon as well in art. Notably, during the Battle of Dazar'alor, Bwonsamdi summons the red moon before resurrecting countless Zandalari warriors and various beasts to defend the city. There is also Bloodmoon Isle in Northrend, where Arugal both summons worgen and turns some into death knights.

A red moon behind Hakkar the Soulflayer.
The permanent red moon near the Necropolis in Nazmir.
The red moon Bwonsamdi summons during the Battle of Dazar'alor.

Draenor and Outland

Draenor as seen in Warlords of Draenor's alternate timeline has two moons.^[11] Outland, the main timeline's shattered version of Draenor has the same two moons,^[12] with the other celestial bodies visible in the sky likely being far away worlds.^[13]

Once every five hundred and forty-seven years, a celestial event involved three of Draenor's constellations alongside one of its moons. An occurrence of such event happened during the Invasion of Draenor,^[14] leading to Ner'zhul gathering enough energy to cast his Spell of Conjuration and accidentally tear the planet apart.

At some point, a Lunar Rock fell into Shadowmoon Valley, able to be used for a moonwell.^[15]

The Pale Lady

Shadowmoon Valley WoD alpha — Draenor's two moons as seen from Shadowmoon Valley, in the alternate timeline.

The Pale Lady is one of the moons orbiting around the shattered orcish homeworld of Outland,^[16]^[17] and the unshattered Draenor in the alternate timeline. The Shadowmoon clan have always derived their magic from the earth and moon.^[18]

The orcs used to refer to the Pale Lady in a respectful way, as to a feminine entity of some importance, thus recalling their shamanistic heritage (significant since the storyteller is supposed to be the Warchief Thrall).

Smaller moon

Draenor also has a second, smaller moon. It appears closer to the planet than the Pale Lady, but is far darker.

Other celestial bodies

Both the sun and moon are recurring motifs in both Apexis and arakkoa cultures.

There is a reference to a certain "bloodmoon" in the first Warcraft manual, when Garona tells about the creation of the Dark Portal: "As the Warlocks began their incantations to access the power of the rift, a howl began - low at first, then rising in pitch like a darkwolf baying during the bloodmoon")^[19]

It likely refers to the red color a fullmoon can take, but it is unclear whether the moon she refers to is the Pale Lady of Draenor, or the White Lady of Azeroth, or another one of the celestial bodies that appeared over Outland after it entered the Twisting Nether - perhaps just the "rosy sphere" mentioned in Beyond the Dark Portal.^[17] Other spheres now exist as well, including a rosy one, and a smaller, light blue one.^[17] These may, however, be other planets, seen through "windows".^[20] There is also the Blood Moon, tied to blood magic used by the Bleeding Hollow clan in both its main and alternate versions, which can be summoned to alternate Draenor. The Pale Lady is not visible when near the summoning platform in Zeth'Gol.

One of the new spheres in the skies of Outland.
Likely the rosy sphere and the small bright blue sphere that appeared after Outland entered the Twisting Nether.^[17]
One of the spheres of the Twisting Nether around Outland.
A circle depicting the moon cycle with runes, found in Shadowmoon Burial Grounds in the Crypt of the Ancients
A lunar rock channeling light in the ceiling of the Crypt of the Ancients.
A Draenic Lunar Rock.
Shadow-Sage Iskar and High Sage Viryx
The Blood Moon of the Bleeding Hollow clan in Zeth'Gol.

Other moons

The destroyed planet that was named Fanlin'Deskor by Velen had four unnamed moons.^[21]

Nathreza, homeworld of the dreadlords, had dozens of miniature moons.^[22]

Trivia

The Pale Lady made her first appearance in Rise of the Horde.^[23]

Videos

World of Warcraft - The Two Moons - Short video of the original two moons of Azeroth as seen in an earlier version of World of Warcraft.
World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor Trailer.
Val'sharah Epilogue
Tyrande's Darkening - Night Warrior Transformation
Terror of Darkshore
For Teldrassil

References

^ The Last Guardian, Prologue. "The larger of the two moons had risen first this evening, and now hung pregnant and silver-white against a clear, star-dappled sky."
^ [60D] Of Love and Family
^ Lord of the Clans
^ How to Win Friends
^ ^a ^b ^c Thrall: Twilight of the Aspects, chapter 14, pg. 302, 310-316 (ebook)
^ Before the Storm, chapter 14
^ ^a ^b ^c "The Embrace"
^ "Eyes of the Earth Mother"
^ ^a ^b Robert, Allison 2012-09-02. The Blue Child returns to Azeroth. Retrieved on 2016-11-29.
^ Thrall: Twilight of the Aspects, pg. 43
^ Loreology on Twitter (2014-05-16).
^ Loreology on Twitter (2014-07-24)
^ Loreology on Twitter (2014-07-24)
^ Beyond the Dark Portal, chapter 16
^ [10-40] Shadowmoonwell
^ Rise of the Horde, pg. 22
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Beyond the Dark Portal, pg. 418
^ [10-40] Chasing Shadows
^ Warcraft: Orcs & Humans manual, The Destiny of the Orcish Hordes
^ Unbroken (short story), pages 26-27
^ Prophet's Lesson, pages 4 & 5
^ World of Warcraft: Illidan, chapters 18 - 19
^ Golden, Christie. Rise of the Horde, 6. - "When the Pale Lady cleared the dark line of trees, in Her waning phase but still bright enough to cast a powerful light that was reflected on the blankets of white snow [...]"

[1] The Last Guardian, Prologue. "The larger of the two moons had risen first this evening, and now hung pregnant and silver-white against a clear, star-dappled sky."

[2] [60D] Of Love and Family

[3] Lord of the Clans

[4] How to Win Friends

[TotA302-5] Thrall: Twilight of the Aspects, chapter 14, pg. 302, 310-316 (ebook)

[6] Before the Storm, chapter 14

[The_Embrace-7] "The Embrace"

[8] "Eyes of the Earth Mother"

[BCreturns-9] Robert, Allison 2012-09-02. The Blue Child returns to Azeroth. Retrieved on 2016-11-29.

[TTotA43-10] Thrall: Twilight of the Aspects, pg. 43

[11] Loreology on Twitter (2014-05-16).

[12] Loreology on Twitter (2014-07-24)

[13] Loreology on Twitter (2014-07-24)

[14] Beyond the Dark Portal, chapter 16

[15] [10-40] Shadowmoonwell

[Rise-16] Rise of the Horde, pg. 22

[BtdP418-17] Beyond the Dark Portal, pg. 418

[18] [10-40] Chasing Shadows

[19] Warcraft: Orcs & Humans manual, The Destiny of the Orcish Hordes

[20] Unbroken (short story), pages 26-27

[PL-21] Prophet's Lesson, pages 4 & 5

[22] World of Warcraft: Illidan, chapters 18 - 19

[23] Golden, Christie. Rise of the Horde, 6. - "When the Pale Lady cleared the dark line of trees, in Her waning phase but still bright enough to cast a powerful light that was reflected on the blankets of white snow [...]"

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 ===The White Lady===
-The larger, bright and silver moon is known as the '''White Lady''' or the '''Mother'''.<ref name="TotA302">{{ref book |author= Golden, Christie |authorlink= Christie Golden |title = [[Thrall: Twilight of the Aspects]] |isbn=978-1439-19663-2 |pages= 302, 310-6 (ebook)|chapter= Fourteen}}</ref> The [[Night elf|night elves]] know and worship it as [[Elune]] while the [[tauren]] refer to it as [[Mu'sha]],<ref>''[[Before the Storm]]'', chapter 14</ref> the left eye of the [[Earth Mother]]. One Azerothian legend titled "[[The Embrace]]" claims that the White Lady has existed since the dawn of time and is responsible for watching over Azeroth's [[Azeroth (titan)|slumbering world-soul]] and her inhabitants during the night, while the [[Sun]] holds the same duty during the day. According to the story, the Lady sleeps during the day, and she walks into the sky each night and back to her rest each morning on bridges created by the magic of twilight.<ref name="The Embrace">"[[The Embrace]]"</ref>
+The larger, bright and silver moon is known as the '''White Lady''' or the '''Mother'''.<ref name="TotA302">''[[Thrall: Twilight of the Aspects]]'', chapter 14, pg. 302, 310-316 (ebook)</ref> The [[Night elf|night elves]] know and worship it as [[Elune]] while the [[tauren]] refer to it as [[Mu'sha]],<ref>''[[Before the Storm]]'', chapter 14</ref> the left eye of the [[Earth Mother]]. One Azerothian legend titled "[[The Embrace]]" claims that the White Lady has existed since the dawn of time and is responsible for watching over Azeroth's [[Azeroth (titan)|slumbering world-soul]] and her inhabitants during the night, while the [[Sun]] holds the same duty during the day. According to the story, the Lady sleeps during the day, and she walks into the sky each night and back to her rest each morning on bridges created by the magic of twilight.<ref name="The Embrace">"[[The Embrace]]"</ref>
 During the [[third invasion of the Burning Legion]], when [[Ysera]] dies in [[Val'sharah]], the White Lady eclipses the [[sun]] briefly to seemingly take Ysera's soul. Later, during the [[Fourth War]], [[Tyrande Whisperwind]] invokes the power of the [[Night Warrior]], resulting in the White Lady permanently turning from a full moon to shadowed (as in a new moon) within [[Darkshore]] but similar to the solar eclipse in Val'sharah.
-===The Blue Child===
-The smaller, blue-green moon is known as the '''Blue Child''' or the '''Child'''.<ref name="TotA302"/> The [[tauren]] refer to it as [[Lo'sho]] and believe that they were born from one of the Earth Mother's tears,<ref>"[[Eyes of the Earth Mother]]"</ref> while "The Embrace" claims that it is the daughter of the White Lady and that she was born out of the Lady's love for Azeroth and her people. According to the latter story, the Child is curious and adventurous, much like Azeroth's inhabitants, and sometimes leaves Azeroth to explore other worlds in the universe. However, she always returns to her mother's side, causing what mortals call the Embrace.<ref name="The Embrace"/>
-With the addition of weather effects to the game in [[patch 1.10.0]], the Blue Child vanished from the game, likely due to graphical errors.<ref name=BCreturns>{{ref web |author=Robert, Allison |title=The Blue Child returns to Azeroth |date=2012-09-02 |url=https://www.engadget.com/2012/09/02/the-blue-child-returns-to-azeroth/ |accessdate=2016-11-29 }}</ref> Though it was missing from the game, it still existed in the lore as seen in ''[[Twilight of the Aspects]]''<ref name="TTotA43">''[[Thrall: Twilight of the Aspects]]'', pg. 43</ref> and the [[Dragonwrath, Tarecgosa's Rest]] quest chain. It returned to the skies in-game with the release of [[patch 5.0.4]], prior to ''[[World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria]]''.<ref name=BCreturns/>
-===Red moon===
-According to "The Embrace", the White Lady turns a dark crimson color when she is angry.<ref name="The Embrace"/> The two [[loa]] [[Bwonsamdi]] and [[Hakkar the Soulflayer]] have repeatedly been associated with a red moon. The White Lady is not visible at Bwonsamdi's [[Necropolis (Nazmir)|Necropolis]] in [[Nazmir]], where it is instead replaced by a permanent red moon. Likewise for much of the game's history, Hakkar has been associated with a red moon as well in art. Notably, during the [[Battle of Dazar'alor]], Bwonsamdi summons the red moon before resurrecting countless [[Zandalari troll|Zandalari]] warriors and various beasts to defend the city. There is also [[Bloodmoon Isle]] in [[Northrend]], where [[Shade of Arugal|Arugal]] both summons [[worgen]] and turns some into [[death knight]]s.
 <gallery mode="packed">
 Embrace.jpg|The two moons.
 Moon WoW Night Sky.jpg|The White Lady.
-Azerothbluemoon.jpg|The Blue Child.
 Mother and Child Moons-DK.jpg||The White Lady and Blue Child in ''[[Death Knight (manga)|Death Knight]]''.
-Unfinished Painting.jpg|An [[Unfinished Painting]] of the twin moons.
+Of Love and Family object.jpg|An [[Unfinished Painting]] of the twin moons.
+The Embrace 2.png|An artistic representation of the White Lady as elf-like being.
 The Embrace.jpg|An artistic representation of the Blue Child (left) and White Lady (right) as elf-like beings.
 AzerothGlobe.jpg|Azeroth Globe from [[Halls of Lightning]].
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 Darkshore Teldrassil moon.jpg|Elune and a shadowed White Lady.
 Darkshore moon.jpg
+</gallery>
+===The Blue Child===
+The smaller, blue-green moon is known as the '''Blue Child''' or the '''Child'''.<ref name="TotA302"/> The [[tauren]] refer to it as [[Lo'sho]] and believe that they were born from one of the Earth Mother's tears to be raised by Mu'sha and [[An'she]],<ref>"[[Eyes of the Earth Mother]]"</ref> while "The Embrace" claims that it is the daughter of the White Lady and that she was born out of the Lady's love for Azeroth and her people. According to the latter story, the Child is curious and adventurous, much like Azeroth's inhabitants, and sometimes leaves Azeroth to explore other worlds in the universe. However, she always returns to her mother's side, causing what mortals call the Embrace.<ref name="The Embrace"/>
+With the addition of weather effects to the game in [[patch 1.10.0]], the Blue Child vanished from the game, likely due to graphical errors.<ref name=BCreturns>{{ref web |author=Robert, Allison |title=The Blue Child returns to Azeroth |date=2012-09-02 |url=https://www.engadget.com/2012/09/02/the-blue-child-returns-to-azeroth/ |accessdate=2016-11-29 }}</ref> Though it was missing from the game, it still existed in the lore as seen in ''[[Twilight of the Aspects]]''<ref name="TTotA43">''[[Thrall: Twilight of the Aspects]]'', pg. 43</ref> and the [[Dragonwrath, Tarecgosa's Rest]] quest chain. It returned to the skies in-game with the release of [[patch 5.0.4]], prior to ''[[World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria]]''.<ref name=BCreturns/>
+<gallery mode="packed">
+Embrace.jpg|The two moons.
+Azerothbluemoon.jpg|The Blue Child.
+Mother and Child Moons-DK.jpg||The White Lady and Blue Child in ''[[Death Knight (manga)|Death Knight]]''.
+Of Love and Family object.jpg|An [[Unfinished Painting]] of the twin moons.
+The Embrace.jpg|An artistic representation of the Blue Child (left) and White Lady (right) as elf-like beings.
+AzerothGlobe.jpg|Azeroth Globe from [[Halls of Lightning]].
+Glowei Worgen Greymane.jpg|The two moons behind [[Genn Greymane]] by [[Wei Wang|Glowei]].
+GennLordofHisPack.jpg|The two moons behind Greymane in ''[[Lord of His Pack]]''.
+A Good War - Orgrimmar.jpg|The two moons above [[Orgrimmar]] in ''[[A Good War]]''.
+</gallery>
+===Red moon===
+According to "The Embrace", the White Lady turns a dark crimson color when she is angry.<ref name="The Embrace"/> The two [[loa]] [[Bwonsamdi]] and [[Hakkar the Soulflayer]] have repeatedly been associated with a red moon. The White Lady is not visible at Bwonsamdi's [[Necropolis (Nazmir)|Necropolis]] in [[Nazmir]], where it is instead replaced by a permanent red moon. Likewise for much of the game's history, Hakkar has been associated with a red moon as well in art. Notably, during the [[Battle of Dazar'alor]], Bwonsamdi summons the red moon before resurrecting countless [[Zandalari troll|Zandalari]] warriors and various beasts to defend the city. There is also [[Bloodmoon Isle]] in [[Northrend]], where [[Shade of Arugal|Arugal]] both summons [[worgen]] and turns some into [[death knight]]s.
+<gallery mode="packed">
 Rise of the Zandalari blank.jpg|A red moon behind [[Hakkar the Soulflayer]].
 Bwonsamdi Bloodmoon.png|The permanent red moon near the [[Necropolis (Nazmir)|Necropolis]] in [[Nazmir]].
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 ==Draenor and Outland==
 {{Au|Draenor}} as seen in ''[[World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor|Warlords of Draenor]]'''s alternate timeline has two moons.<ref>{{ref web|url=https://twitter.com/Loreology/status/467426509511471104|title=Loreology on Twitter|date=2014-05-16}}</ref> [[Outland]], the main timeline's shattered version of [[Draenor]] has the same two moons,<ref>[https://twitter.com/Loreology/status/492344967533047808 Loreology on Twitter] (2014-07-24)</ref> with the other celestial bodies visible in the sky likely being far away worlds.<ref>[https://twitter.com/Loreology/status/492426051289493504 Loreology on Twitter] (2014-07-24)</ref>
+Once every five hundred and forty-seven years, a celestial event involved three of Draenor's [[constellation]]s alongside one of its moons. An occurrence of such event happened during the [[Invasion of Draenor]],<ref>''[[Beyond the Dark Portal]]'', chapter 16</ref> leading to [[Ner'zhul]] gathering enough energy to cast his [[Spell of Conjuration]] and accidentally tear the planet apart.
 At some point, a [[Lunar Rock]] fell into {{Au|Shadowmoon Valley}}, able to be used for a [[moonwell]].<ref>[[Shadowmoonwell]]</ref>
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 [[File:Shadowmoon Valley WoD alpha.jpg|thumb|Draenor's two moons as seen from {{Au|Shadowmoon Valley}}, in the alternate timeline.]]
-The '''Pale Lady''' is one of the moons orbiting around the shattered [[orc]]ish homeworld of [[Outland]],<ref name="Rise">{{ref book |author= Golden, Christie |authorlink= Christie Golden |title= [[Rise of the Horde]] |isbn= 978-0-7434-7138-1 |pages=22}}</ref><ref name="BtdP418">{{ref book |author= Rosenberg, Aaron |authorlink= Aaron Rosenberg |coauthors= [[Christie Golden]] |title= [[Beyond the Dark Portal]]  |isbn= 978-1-4165-5086-0 |pages=418}}</ref> and the unshattered {{Au|Draenor}} in the alternate timeline. The Shadowmoon clan have always derived their magic from the earth and moon.<ref>[[Chasing Shadows]]</ref>
+The '''Pale Lady''' is one of the moons orbiting around the shattered [[orc]]ish homeworld of [[Outland]],<ref name="Rise">''[[Rise of the Horde]]'', pg. 22</ref><ref name="BtdP418">''[[Beyond the Dark Portal]]'', pg. 418</ref> and the unshattered {{Au|Draenor}} in the alternate timeline. The Shadowmoon clan have always derived their magic from the earth and moon.<ref>[[Chasing Shadows]]</ref>
 The orcs used to refer to the Pale Lady in a respectful way, as to a feminine entity of some importance, thus recalling their [[shaman]]istic heritage (significant since the storyteller is supposed to be the [[Warchief]] [[Thrall]]).
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 Both the sun and moon are recurring motifs in both [[Apexis]] and [[arakkoa]] cultures.
 There is a reference to a certain "bloodmoon" in the first ''[[Warcraft: Orcs & Humans manual|Warcraft manual]]'', when [[Garona]] tells about the creation of the [[Dark Portal]]: "''As the [[Warlock]]s began their incantations to access the power of the rift, a howl began - low at first, then rising in pitch like a darkwolf baying during the '''bloodmoon'''''")<ref>''[[Warcraft: Orcs & Humans]]'' manual, ''[[Warcraft: Orcs & Humans manual#The Destiny of the Orcish Hordes|The Destiny of the Orcish Hordes]]''</ref>
 It likely refers to the red color a fullmoon can take, but it is unclear whether the moon she refers to is the Pale Lady of Draenor, or the [[White Lady]] of [[Azeroth]], or another one of the celestial bodies that appeared over Outland after it entered the [[Twisting Nether]] - perhaps just the "rosy sphere" mentioned in ''[[Beyond the Dark Portal]]''.<ref name="BtdP418"/> Other spheres now exist as well, including a ''rosy one'', and a smaller, ''light blue one''.<ref name="BtdP418"/> These may, however, be other planets, seen through "windows".<ref>''[[Unbroken (short story)]]'', pages 26-27</ref> There is also the [[Blood Moon]], tied to [[blood magic]] used by the [[Bleeding Hollow clan]] in both its main and [[Bleeding Hollow clan (alternate universe)|alternate]] versions, which can be summoned to [[Draenor (alternate universe)|alternate Draenor]]. The Pale Lady is not visible when near the summoning platform in [[Zeth'Gol]].
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 <vplayer />
 *{{#vlink:buz43232cdE|World of Warcraft - The Two Moons}} - Short video of the original two moons of Azeroth as seen in an earlier version of ''[[World of Warcraft]]''.
+*{{#evl:TLzhlsEFcVQ|World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor Trailer.}}
+*{{#vlink:P4lRZ3mJQOM|Val'sharah Epilogue}}
+*{{#vlink:V1mjyUxcjlI|Tyrande's Darkening - Night Warrior Transformation}}
+*{{#vlink:HLKS0Jq9U_E|Terror of Darkshore}}
+*{{#evl:zenp66w8i7c|For Teldrassil}}
 ==See also==

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