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{{Factionbox | {{Factionbox | ||
|faction=alliance | |faction=alliance | ||
|leaders=Armsman [[Anduin Lothar]] | |||
|races=[[Human]] | |races=[[Human]] | ||
|classes=[[Fighter]] | |classes=[[Fighter]] | ||
|languages=[[Common]] | |languages=[[Common]] | ||
|faiths=[[Light]] | |faiths=[[Light]] | ||
|affiliation=Kingdom of Stormwind | |||
|source={{war1}} | |source={{war1}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{stub}} | {{stub}} | ||
The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is the primary knightly order of the [[Kingdom of Stormwind]]. It was largely destroyed by the end of the [[First War]], but continued to serve in the subsequent [[Alliance of Lordaeron]] and as guerilla fighters during [[Horde]] occupation. Its recovery took many years. | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
This faction was abandoned after {{war1}}, vaguely referenced here and there a decade later, and then suddenly remembered in the mess that is | This faction was abandoned after {{war1}}, vaguely referenced here and there a decade later, and then suddenly remembered in the mess that is {{forever}}. | ||
[[category:Alliance]] | |||
Latest revision as of 3:13 PM, October 13, 2026
 Brotherhood of the Horse | |
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| Other leaders | Armsman Anduin Lothar |
| Races | Human |
| Classes | Fighter |
| Languages | Common |
| Faiths | Light |
| Affiliation | Kingdom of Stormwind |
| Source | Warcraft: Orcs & Humans (1994) |
This article is a stub. It has incomplete information and will hopefully be done in the near future.
The Brotherhood of the Horse is the primary knightly order of the Kingdom of Stormwind. It was largely destroyed by the end of the First War, but continued to serve in the subsequent Alliance of Lordaeron and as guerilla fighters during Horde occupation. Its recovery took many years.
History
Trivia
This faction was abandoned after Warcraft: Orcs & Humans (1994), vaguely referenced here and there a decade later, and then suddenly remembered in the mess that is World of Warcraft: Forever (2026).