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− | The '''Silver Covenant''' is a militant faction of [[High elf|high elves]] led by [[Vereesa Windrunner]]. They rejected the admission of [[Blood elf|blood elves]] into the [[Kirin Tor]], and have taken it upon themselves to serve as a military deterrent for any potential [[Horde]] uprising. The Horde equivalent of the Silver Covenant are the [[Sunreavers]]. |
+ | The '''Silver Covenant''' is a militant faction of [[High elf|high elves]] founded and led by [[Vereesa Windrunner]]. They rejected the admission of [[Blood elf|blood elves]] into the [[Kirin Tor]], and have taken it upon themselves to serve as a military deterrent for any potential [[Horde]] uprising. The Horde equivalent of the Silver Covenant are the [[Sunreavers]]. |
During the [[war against the Lich King]], they joined the [[Alliance Vanguard]], including some in the [[7th Legion]], as part of the [[Valiance Expedition]] in [[Northrend]]. Eventually, they managed to temporarily [[Purge of Dalaran|expel]] the Sunreavers from the city some time after [[Jaina Proudmoore]] succeeded [[Rhonin]] at the head of the Kirin Tor, although they ended up being reinstated during the [[third invasion of the Burning Legion]]. |
During the [[war against the Lich King]], they joined the [[Alliance Vanguard]], including some in the [[7th Legion]], as part of the [[Valiance Expedition]] in [[Northrend]]. Eventually, they managed to temporarily [[Purge of Dalaran|expel]] the Sunreavers from the city some time after [[Jaina Proudmoore]] succeeded [[Rhonin]] at the head of the Kirin Tor, although they ended up being reinstated during the [[third invasion of the Burning Legion]]. |
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==Background== |
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− | When the [[Kirin Tor]] proclaimed themselves [[neutral]] in the conflict between the [[Horde]] and the [[Alliance]], and instead sought to help bridge the gaps between the two factions, starting with reaching out to [[Quel'Thalas (kingdom)|Quel'Thalas]] for magical support against [[Malygos]],<ref>''[[In the Shadow of the Sun]]''</ref> the elven population of the Kirin Tor underwent something of a split: the portion of the elves who converted to the [[blood elven]] philosophy took up the name "the [[Sunreavers]]", named for their leader, [[Aethas Sunreaver]], the only non-human on the [[Council of Six]] at the time who ensured the Horde a sanctuary within the city. |
+ | When the [[Kirin Tor]] proclaimed themselves [[neutral]] in the conflict between the [[Horde]] and the [[Alliance]], and instead sought to help bridge the gaps between the two factions, starting with reaching out to [[Quel'Thalas (kingdom)|Quel'Thalas]] for magical support against [[Malygos]],<ref>''[[In the Shadow of the Sun]]''</ref> the elven population of the Kirin Tor underwent something of a split: the portion of the elves who converted to the [[blood elven]] philosophy took up the name "the [[Sunreavers]]", named for their leader, [[Aethas Sunreaver]], the only non-human on the [[Council of Six]] at the time who ensured the Horde a sanctuary within the city. |
Conversely, the [[high elven]] members who opposed the notion of allowing the sin'dorei back into the Kirin Tor's ranks formed the Silver Covenant as a precaution against possible treachery from the Sunreavers. Consequently, the [[Silver Enclave]] became the base of operations of the Covenant, and later of the Alliance in Dalaran. Its leader, [[Vereesa Windrunner]], however, held no political sway within the city, thus leading to the blood elves officially being readmitted as members of the Kirin Tor.<ref>''[[Jaina Proudmoore: Tides of War]]'', chapter 22</ref> |
Conversely, the [[high elven]] members who opposed the notion of allowing the sin'dorei back into the Kirin Tor's ranks formed the Silver Covenant as a precaution against possible treachery from the Sunreavers. Consequently, the [[Silver Enclave]] became the base of operations of the Covenant, and later of the Alliance in Dalaran. Its leader, [[Vereesa Windrunner]], however, held no political sway within the city, thus leading to the blood elves officially being readmitted as members of the Kirin Tor.<ref>''[[Jaina Proudmoore: Tides of War]]'', chapter 22</ref> |
Revision as of 19:35, 3 August 2021
- For other covenants, see Covenant (disambiguation).
Silver Covenant | |
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The Silver Enclave | |
Main leader | Vereesa Windrunner |
Secondary leaders | Scout Captain Daelin |
Race(s) | High elf |
Capital |
The Greyfang Enclave (formerly Silver Enclave) |
Base of operations | Wintergarde Keep, Windrunner's Overlook, Silver Covenant Pavilion |
Theater of operations | Dalaran, Northrend, Isle of Thunder, Broken Isles |
Language(s) | Common, Thalassian |
Affiliation | Kirin Tor, Kirin Tor Offensive, Magocracy of Dalaran, Alliance, 7th Legion, Unseen Path |
Status | Active |
Reputation | |
Quartermaster | Hiren Loresong |
Notable reward(s) |
[Quel'dorei Steed] [Silver Covenant Hippogryph] |
Tabard |
The Silver Covenant is a militant faction of high elves founded and led by Vereesa Windrunner. They rejected the admission of blood elves into the Kirin Tor, and have taken it upon themselves to serve as a military deterrent for any potential Horde uprising. The Horde equivalent of the Silver Covenant are the Sunreavers.
During the war against the Lich King, they joined the Alliance Vanguard, including some in the 7th Legion, as part of the Valiance Expedition in Northrend. Eventually, they managed to temporarily expel the Sunreavers from the city some time after Jaina Proudmoore succeeded Rhonin at the head of the Kirin Tor, although they ended up being reinstated during the third invasion of the Burning Legion.
Before the end of the Fourth War, the Silver Covenant provided military support to the Alliance during the battle at the Gates of Orgrimmar.
Background
When the Kirin Tor proclaimed themselves neutral in the conflict between the Horde and the Alliance, and instead sought to help bridge the gaps between the two factions, starting with reaching out to Quel'Thalas for magical support against Malygos,[1] the elven population of the Kirin Tor underwent something of a split: the portion of the elves who converted to the blood elven philosophy took up the name "the Sunreavers", named for their leader, Aethas Sunreaver, the only non-human on the Council of Six at the time who ensured the Horde a sanctuary within the city.
Conversely, the high elven members who opposed the notion of allowing the sin'dorei back into the Kirin Tor's ranks formed the Silver Covenant as a precaution against possible treachery from the Sunreavers. Consequently, the Silver Enclave became the base of operations of the Covenant, and later of the Alliance in Dalaran. Its leader, Vereesa Windrunner, however, held no political sway within the city, thus leading to the blood elves officially being readmitted as members of the Kirin Tor.[2]
Wrath of the Lich King
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During the war against the Lich King, the Covenant controls the Alliance-exclusive district of the Silver Enclave in the city of Dalaran. The guards they employ are Silver Covenant guardian mages, who expel Horde players once they get too close to the Enclave's outer walls.
During the war against the Lich King, they joined the Alliance Vanguard. Some of them joined the ranks of the 7th Legion as battle mages, now stationed at Wintergarde Keep in the Dragonblight, notably in the arcane sanctum of the fortress with Vas the Unstable as their representative.
They represented the Alliance from the Silver Covenant Pavilion, their base of operations staffed by representatives of each race of the faction, in the Argent Tournament. Later the champions of the Silver Covenant helped fight the forces of the scourge in the Frozen Halls and its Sunreaver counterpart in Dalaran, to restore the magical blade Quel'Delar from its defiled state by the Blood-Queen Lana'thel.
Cataclysm
In the wake of the Cataclysm, the Silver Covenant is invited by the Ranger-General of Silvermoon, Halduron Brightwing, to join forces with Vol'jin of the Darkspear tribe against the budding Amani empire within the city of Zul'Aman.
A number of high elves of the Silver Covenant participated in the attack on Theramore Isle. After Thalen Songweaver escaped from Theramore, Vereesa led her soldiers to the western part of Dustwallow Marsh.[3]
Mists of Pandaria
After Jaina Proudmoore thought that the Sunreavers were the ones who helped Garrosh Hellscream steal the [Divine Bell] by using Dalaran portals to infiltrate Darnassus, Jaina mobilized the Alliance forces and the Silver Covenant to purge the Horde from Dalaran. While Jaina rounded up the Sunreavers who surrendered peacefully, Vereesa sends Alliance agents to prevent the Sunreavers from escaping and neutralize any Horde insurrections or Sunreaver sympathizers who were aiding and abetting their resistance to incarceration. The Silver Covenant is dispatched into the sewers, where they round up several bewildered Sunreaver citizens. Soon after, the Covenant comes under attack by Grand Magister Rommath, whose assault on the city includes undoing much of the Silver Covenant's attacks underground, in Krasus' Landing, and in the (now Alliance-controlled) Sunreaver's Sanctuary.
The Silver Covenant is later seen supporting Jaina Proudmoore's Kirin Tor Offensive as they vie for control over the Isle of Thunder.
Legion
Vereesa leads the Silver Covenant to Trueshot Lodge, pledging their aid to the new leader of the Unseen Path following their inauguration.
Later, the Silver Covenant, together with the Sentinels and the Quel'Thalassian force, participated in the Nightfallen rebellion.
Battle for Azeroth
Shortly before the end of the Fourth War, Vereesa and the Silver Covenant participated in the events of the battle at the Gates of Orgrimmar, as high elven ballistae were present during the conflict to support the Alliance in front of the gates of Orgrimmar.
Shadowlands
During the Scourge resurgence, the Silver Covenant is seen defending their pavilion at the Argent Tournament Grounds in Icecrown. Following the death of Herald Dalora, a Silver Covenant Arcanist opened a direct portal to Stormwind City, connecting the pavilion with the Alliance capital.[4]
Notable members
- Main article: Silver Covenant (category)
Unnamed
- Silver Covenant Agent
- Silver Covenant Arcanist
- Silver Covenant Archer
- Silver Covenant Assassin
- Silver Covenant Captain
- Silver Covenant Enforcer
- Silver Covenant Guardian
- Silver Covenant Guardian Mage
- Silver Covenant Hippogryph
- Silver Covenant Horseman
- Silver Covenant Jailer
- Silver Covenant Ranger
- Silver Covenant Ranger
- Silver Covenant Scout
- Silver Covenant Scout
- Silver Covenant Sentinel
- Silver Covenant Spellblade
- Silver Covenant Spellbow
- Silver Covenant Vanquisher
- Silver Covenant Warmage
- 7th Legion Battle Mage
- Silver Blade Sailor
- Constructs
- Silver Covenant Subduer
- Buried Silver Covenant Construct
- Distressed Silver Covenant Construct
- Disabled Silver Covenant Construct
- Malfunctioning Silver Covenant Construct
Reputation
Reputation description
A militant core of high elves that rejects the admission of blood elves into the Kirin Tor. They've united under the banner of Vereesa Windrunner and joined the Alliance forces in Northrend.
Guide
Before patch 3.1, there was no way to gain reputation with the Silver Covenant. However, as they are the Alliance's host of the Argent Tournament, reputation can be gained through many quests. Another way of gaining reputation with them is spillover from the Alliance Vanguard and its associated factions (usually by running heroics without a tabard). You will get an average of 7 rep per mob and 125 per boss.
Daily quests
Patch 3.1 introduces daily quests with which players can gather reputation for the Silver Covenant.
- [25-30] The Argent Tournament
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- [25-30] Mastery Of Melee
- [25-30] Mastery Of The Charge
- [25-30] Mastery Of The Shield-Breaker
- [25-30] Up To The Challenge and complete the daily quests listed below to earn enough [Aspirant's Seals] to continue. (15 seals at 5 per day)
- [25-30 Daily] A Blade Fit For A Champion -or- The Edge Of Winter -or- A Worthy Weapon
- [25-30 Daily] Training In The Field
- [25-30 Daily] Learning The Reins
- [25-30] The Aspirant's Challenge
- Players will be offered one of these quests based on their race:
- [25-30] A Valiant of the Exodar
- [25-30] A Valiant of Ironforge
- [25-30] A Valiant of Gnomeregan
- [25-30] A Valiant of Stormwind
- [25-30] A Valiant of Darnassus
- [25-30] The Valiant's Charge and complete the daily quests listed below to earn enough [Valiant's Seals] to continue. (25 seals at 5 per day)
- [25-30 Daily] A Blade Fit For A Champion -or- The Edge Of Winter -or- A Worthy Weapon
- [25-30 Daily] A Valiant's Field Training
- [25-30 Daily] The Grand Melee
- [25-30 Daily] At The Enemy's Gates
- [25-30] The Valiant's Challenge
- [25-30] A Champion Rises
After completing " [25-30] The Valiant's Challenge", the following quests open up allowing players to repeat the valiant stage of daily quests (steps six and seven) for the other factions with which they have not yet earned the right to champion:
- [25-30] Valiant Of The Exodar
- [25-30] Valiant Of Ironforge
- [25-30] Valiant Of Gnomeregan
- [25-30] Valiant Of Stormwind
- [25-30] Valiant Of Darnassus
After becoming a Champion, the following champion quests will also reward rep as well:
- [25-30G3 Daily] Threat From Above
- [25-30 Daily] Taking Battle To The Enemy
- [25-30 Daily] Battle Before The Citadel
- [25-30 Daily] Among the Champions
Rewards
The following items can be purchased from Hiren Loresong at the Argent Tournament in Icecrown upon completing the achievement A Silver Confidant:
[Silver Covenant Tabard] 50 |
[Quel'dorei Steed] 100 | |||
[Silver Covenant Hippogryph] 150 |
[Shimmering Wyrmling] 40 |
Trivia
- They employ hippogryphs as well.
- Most of the high elf mages in the 7th Legion are faction-tagged as part of the Silver Covenant.
- Since the battlemasters of Wintergrasp were members of the Covenant, the group may have led the efforts of the Alliance to take the battleground.
- Valero is a dragon disguised as a high elf in armor typical for the Silver Covenant.
Patch changes
- Patch 3.1.0 (2009-04-14): Daily quests added.
- Patch 3.0.2 (2008-10-14): Added.
References
- ^ In the Shadow of the Sun
- ^ Jaina Proudmoore: Tides of War, chapter 22
- ^ Jaina Proudmoore: Tides of War, chapter 18
- ^ [50] With Hope in Hand
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