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This article is a copy of the original version of "Anduin Wrynn", an official article by Blizzard Entertainment located in "Warcraft Lore" section of the Story category. It presented information about Anduin Wrynn.

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"There will be peace. One day"
Gender Male
Race(s) Human
Affiliation(s) Alliance
Location Stormwind

Anduin Wrynn[]

High King of the Alliance

As a boy, Anduin Wrynn believed that peace was the highest ideal. But as a man, he must put his beliefs to the test.

The son of Tiffin and Varian Wrynn, Anduin Llane Wrynn was the heir to the throne of Stormwind. His father, a legendary warrior, sought to train him in the ways of noble battle, but Anduin found himself drawn to the philosophy of mediation. His studies with the wizard Jaina Proudmoore grounded him in diplomacy, and his mentor, Prophet Velen, guided him in the arts of the Holy Light.

During the Pandaren campaign, the war between the Alliance and the Horde entered a new phase of brutality and horror. Anduin's efforts to ease the conflict seemed to be for naught, yet he refused to give up, struggling to prevent the hidden, dark energies of Pandaria from exploding out of control. In a bold confrontation with Warchief Garrosh Hellscream, Anduin stopped the sha's great evil from being weaponized—and was nearly killed for it.

After Anduin recovered from his grievous injuries, he devoted much of his energy to cooling tensions between the Alliance and the Horde's new warchief, Vol'jin, an especially critical task while both factions' armies marched into Draenor to face the Iron Horde. But with the Burning Legion's catastrophic invasion of Azeroth, Anduin is growing certain that lasting peace will not come without further bloodshed. As he works to save lives and fend off the demons' advance, Anduin must reconcile his yearning for peace with the necessity for war.

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  • Originally, his title was Crown Prince of Stormwind.
  • In 2018, this article was Revised
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