![]() ![]() The Shen'dralar soon fell into a deep lethargy and languished in their isolated sanctuary. Without the fount of power to draw on, Tortheldrin and his followers saw their immortality greatly diminished. Although they had saved their city, then Shen'dralar soon discovered that the Well of Eternity had been consumed in the Sundering. Together, they wove a great spell to shield Eldre'Thalas from the destructive forces of the Sundering. Only the efforts of Tortheldrin and his followers spared the city. When the Great Sundering later decimated the world, Eldre'Thalas narrowly escaped destruction. As legend has it, it is said that the Ancient Goldrinn came to their aid to help them defend their city against the Burning Legion. The Shen'dralar defended their city as best they could during the War of the Ancients. They journeyed into the misty heart of Kalimdor's southern jungles and established a grand city called Eldre'Thalas. Led by Prince Tortheldrin, the Shen'dralar dutifully obeyed their queen. ![]() Within the walls of Eldre'Thalas the Queen's most important demands were processed - often in secret. The Shen'dralar were Queen Azshara's most revered arcanists, charged with the storage and safekeeping of her most precious tomes. Įldre'Thalas, the ancient Highborne city of the Shen'dralar in Feralas The Shen'dralar were one of these holdout groups. Indeed, it seems likelier that these small pockets of resistance had heard nothing of the primary defending force and were unaware of the demonic invasion's massive scope. Such holdouts were not necessarily resistant to the idea of joining their compatriots. Moreover, not all night elves (or other races of Kalimdor) joined the main force of night elf defenders. For a variety of political or personal reasons, certain members of the nobility opted to live outside the capital city. Not all Highborne lived in Zin-Azshari, despite their obsession with the Well of Eternity.
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