Argent Dawn
- "AD" redirects here. For the dungeon with the same acronym, see Atal'Dazar (instance).
 Argent Dawn | |
|---|---|
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| Main leader |
 Lord Maxwell Tyrosus |
| Formerly |
 Lord Raymond George † |
| Secondary leaders |
Commander Eligor Dawnbringer Duke Nicholas Zverenhoff Argent Officer Pureheart Argent Officer Garush |
| Race(s) |
Human  Dwarf  Gnome  Night elf  Draenei  Worgen Orc  Jungle troll  Tauren  Forsaken  Blood elf  Goblin |
| Character classes | Cleric, Crusader, Defender, Healer, Hunter, Initiate, Knight, Lightbringer, Mage, Medic, Paladin, Priest, Rider, Scout, Soldier, Templar,[1] Warrior |
| Capital | Light's Hope Chapel |
| Base of operations | Chillwind Camp, The Bulwark, Argent Dawn embassy, The Argent Dawn (Stormwind) |
| Theater of operations | Eastern Kingdoms, Kalimdor |
| Language(s) | Common, Various languages |
| Sub-group(s) | Brotherhood of the Light |
| Affiliation | Independent |
| Status | Merged with the Knights of the Silver Hand in Lordaeron to become the Argent Crusade |
| Reputation | |
| Quartermaster |
Argent Quartermaster Hasana Argent Quartermaster Lightspark Quartermaster Miranda Breechlock |
| Tabard |
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“The sacrifices of my Argent Dawn brothers must never be forgotten. They believed in the Dawn, though none lived to see the return of the Light to these lands.”
The Argent Dawn (referred to as the knightly order of the Argent Dawn,[2] or simply the Dawn)[3] was an organization focused on protecting Azeroth from agencies that seek to destroy it, such as the Burning Legion and the Scourge. As a worldwide organization maintaining a status of neutrality, the Argent Dawn was not a political body, nor did their members ever wish to become one. Their cause was to fight swiftly and mercilessly against any element of evil that surfaced in Azeroth. To that end, they called both the Alliance and the Horde allies in the cause of stamping out evil and therefore recruited from all races without distinction.[4] Their base camps could be found across all the Plaguelands as well as in Tirisfal Glades, while their agents were also present in Stormwind City, Darnassus, and Everlook.
Following the Battle for Light's Hope Chapel, Highlord Tirion Fordring assumed leadership over the Argent Dawn[5] and merged them with the Knights of the Silver Hand in Lordaeron, founding the Argent Crusade. In the aftermath of the fall of the Lich King and the Cataclysm, the Crusade took over the now-defunct Argent Dawn's outposts in the Plaguelands.
History
Ashbringer
Following Highlord Alexandros Mograine's demise, the survivors of the Order of the Silver Hand in Lordaeron became more zealous and fanatic and eventually reformed itself into the Scarlet Crusade. However, there were those who believed that their comrades had fallen from their once-noble purpose, such as Lord Maxwell Tyrosus and Pureheart. Some of them suspected that a dark force had taken hold of Saidan Dathrohan and his closest followers, but they could not prove it. Those who were sickened by the Scarlet Crusade, but had refused to give up their holy mission of protecting Azeroth,[7] eventually left to form their own order — the Argent Dawn, which held true to the tenets of the Light, unlike its counterpart.[8]
Lord Raymond George was the first leader of the organization and led his soldiers to fight against the Scourge. Their necromancers later raised the Dawn's fallen soldiers and created twisted golems to slay more of their former comrades.[9] After Raymond's demise, Tyrosus succeeded him at the head of the organization.[10]
At some point, Lord Maxwell Tyrosus found Darion Mograine and brought him to the Chillwind Point, where they learned that Alexandros' spirit might be alive. When Darion joined the Argent Dawn, he asked them to help him attack Naxxramas and free his father's tortured soul. When Maxwell personally asked to help, Darion refused as he was very important to the organization, and instead, found a few volunteers among the present members.[6] Together, they made a daring assault on the well-defended fortress where they faced some of the Lich King's most notable minions, including the fearsome Four Horsemen. However, the leader of the Horsemen was none other than Alexandros Mograine, raised from the grave as a death knight by Kel'Thuzad. Nearly all of the Argent Dawn's party perished in the fighting, except Darion who barely managed to defeat his father and escape with his life through a portal.[11][12]
In time, Lord Tyrosus moved his forces to the Light's Hope Chapel, where the Scourge was mounting an offensive against the holy site. Though the Argent Dawn were greatly outnumbered, Darion stood with them on the front lines. The Battle for Light's Hope Chapel was a desperate last stand, because if they failed, the undead would claim the consecrated ground and all the righteous souls who had been laid to rest there. When the forces of Kel'Thuzad attacked, the tide of battle soon turned against the chapel's defenders, until they witnessed the sacrifice of Darion. As the ultimate sacrifice, and the only act that could free his father's soul, Darion impaled himself with the Corrupted Ashbringer. In response to his noble action, the souls of a thousand vengeful souls interred beneath the chapel erupted in pillars of light that purged the battlefield of all the undead. Nonetheless, while Light's Hope Chapel was saved, the Scourge was still able to collect the bodies of Darion[1] and some others of the Argent Dawn.[12]
Weeks after the battle, it was revealed that the mysterious mage Castillian was in fact an undercover agent within the Argent Dawn. In a secret meeting in the Tirisfal Glades, he delivered a vial of plague-based spores from Naxxramas to his real master, the nathrezim Varimathras, which became a prime ingredient for the New Plague later created by Grand Apothecary Putress.[13]
World of Warcraft
At some point, the Siege of the Sanguine was an attack on Light's Hope Chapel by a large army of undead Scourge led by Kirkessen the Zealous. Fortunately, the attack was quickly repelled and Kirkessen suffered an incurable wound from Lord Maxwell Tyrosus that made Kirkessen unable to serve the Scourge in corporeal form.[14]
In time, the Argent Dawn settled an embassy in Darnassus and another one in Stormwind City. In Lordaeron, Argent Officer Pureheart at Chillwind Camp, and Argent Officer Garush at the Bulwark, recruited various adventurers to slay the undead. They gave them commision trinkets,[15] and the heroes in turn delivered them the scourgestones of the Scourge from across the Plaguelands.[16][17][18] They also sent their subordinate, Gregor Greystone, to Everlook in Winterspring to represent the Argent Dawn's interests to the local governance of the Steamwheedle Cartel.[19]
In Northern Kalimdor, Delgren the Purifier and Feero Ironhand offered the night elves of Ashenvale their help to protect their forests from the demons and undead.[20] They traveled to Maestra's Post in order to annihilate the Cult of the Dark Strand, a "strand" of the Shadow Council active at the Tower of Althalaxx in Darkshore,[21] which they accomplished with the help of an adventurer.[22]
The organization was also investigating Twilight Lord Kelris, but he eluded them, and sometimes they thought him dead or missing. They also knew that whenever evil made its presence known in Kalimdor, Kelris had played a role.[23] When many rumors circulate about the union of the Twilight's Hammer and the naga on the coasts of Ashenvale, the Dawn sent Scout Thaelrid to check on the activity in Blackfathom Deeps. However, he was grievously wounded after he found out that the cultists, led by Kelris, sacrificed innocents to the hydra Aku'mai for power.[24]
In Desolace, Azore Aldamort engaged the services of adventurers to retrieve the Sceptre of Light held by the minions of the Burning Blade within the Thunder Axe Fortress.[25] He was also determined to unravel the secrets of naga and sent them to acquire the Book of the Ancients on Ranazjar Isle.[26]
During the Scourge Invasion, several regions of Azeroth came under attack by Scourge forces. Subsequently, the Argent Dawn organized a worldwide counter to the undead invasion, keeping an eye out for any necropolis sightings and passing on their information to all adventurers willing to aid them in their struggle. As more and more invasion attempts were beaten back by the defenders, the Argent Dawn was able to bestow increasingly more powerful blessings upon those fighting the invaders. Those who wished to take up arms against the undead invaders could speak with a representative of the organization to learn what regions needed help and how the defense was holding up. When necropolises appeared outside the Alliance and Horde capitals, the Argent Dawn heeded their desperate call for help, setting up camps inside the besieged cities and rallying the defense against the undead.[27]
Regardless of their influence, the Argent Dawn did not have the manpower of the Scarlet Crusade, and could not stand alone against the Scourge. A sub-faction of the Dawn, named the Brotherhood of the Light under the lead of Commander Eligor Dawnbringer, worked to keep relations between both organizations from growing violent.[28] As such, they formed an uneasy alliance in order to focus their combined strength against Kel'Thuzad's forces in the Plaguelands. When the Argent Dawn sent word that the Scourge's power was concentrated in Naxxramas, the best-defended of all the necropoli, Bolvar Fordragon recruited scores of Alliance heroes who eventually defeated the lich and stopped the Scourge's short-lived invasion.[29]
When they learned that the necromancers of the Cult of the Damned were creating their own plagued dragons in Scholomance, they worked to destroy the creatures before they could be deployed.[30]
Despite their tenuous alliance, Duke Nicholas Zverenhoff condemned the Scarlet Crusade as blasphemers and directed adventurers to slay Archivist Galford and burn down his archives, in order to take away their most valued documents and punish them for their heretical zealotry.[31] When the heroes confronted Grand Crusader Dathrohan, they discovered that his corpse was possessed by the nathrezim Balnazzar, and brought back its head as proof of the demon's masquerade. This discovery shocked Zverenhoff who pondered what the ramifications of Balnazzar's corruption would have on the zealots should the truth come out.[32] Duke Zverenhoff later ordered the heroes to slay Baron Rivendare,[33] and those who accomplished such a task were rewarded by Lord Maxwell Tyrosus himself with an access to the Argent Hold.[34]
During Season of Discovery, Ardelle Dralta was sent to investigate a Shard of Pure Light that had fallen in the Alterac Mountains. Later, a joint expedition of Argent Dawn members and Scarlet Crusaders could be found inside of Naxxramas as the result of their pact at Light's Hope Chapel.
The Burning Crusade
When the Dark Portal was reopened by Lord Kazzak, the Argent Dawn were first to rally behind Nethergarde Keep's call while reinforcements from the kingdoms of Azeroth were still on the march. Led by Agent Proudwell, their mission was to hold the demonic invaders at bay until help from the Alliance and Horde arrived. When the adventurers finally reached the Blasted Lands, the Argent Dawn was fighting a desperate battle, and Proudwell tasked them to help their forces on the battlefield.[35]
Legends: The Journey
Around the time of the invasion of Outland, a nobleman called Maddox decided to retake Andorhal from the Scourge for his own ambitions. He hired hundreds of mercenaries and enlisted the help of the Argent Dawn with Thorn's help. When Maddox and his group arrived to Chillwind Camp, they found only a hundred of warriors and the Dawn's soldiers Argent Officer Pureheart could afford. Pureheart was convinced that they would be slaughtered if they attacked, but was eventually convinced after Halsand told her that he knew the land and could make a strategy to defeat the Scourge. Maddox then decided to pay triple to all the men that went with him. Nonetheless, the Retaking of Andorhal was ultimately a disaster as the army was bested by the undead who ambushed them at the center of the city, emerging from the ruined buildings and contaminated waters where they had hidden in preparation for the battle.[36]
Wrath of the Lich King
When the Scourge moved to the Scarlet Enclave in the Eastern Plaguelands, they managed to capture several members and transported them to Acherus. More were imprisoned by the Scarlet Crusade at the Chapel of the Crimson Flame, where they were all executed by the death knights adventurers.[37]
Following the annihilation of the Scarlet Crusade at New Avalon and Havenshire, the only bastion of resistance in the Plaguelands was the Argent Dawn at Light's Hope Chapel. The Lich King thus sent the Death Knights of Acherus to lead the assault, with their greatest objective being to draw out Tirion Fordring; by destroying this legendary figure, the Lich King hoped to erode the resolve of the Argent Dawn and the defenders of Azeroth before the next stage of his campaigns.[38] Ten thousand Scourge troops were assembled for this task, led by Highlord Darion Mograine wielding the Corrupted Ashbringer, while the Argent Dawn forces were a comparatively few three hundred defenders of the Light and what remained of the organization's leadership, all assembled at the holy chapel.
During the Battle for Light's Hope Chapel, at the head of the paladins of the Knights of the Silver Hand and the Argent Dawn, Highlord Tirion Fordring emerged at Light's Hope Chapel to defend it from the Scourge, unleashing his holy fury upon the armies of undead until the death knights were ultimately defeated.[38] During his confrontation with the Lich King, Tirion reclaimed and purified the Ashbringer, forcing Arthas to retreat while freeing the death knights from his grip at the same time. As the new champion that the paladins could rally behind, Tirion lamented the loss of souls on both sides of the conflict, then he assumed a leadership position over the organization and called for a union between the Argent Dawn and the remains of the Silver Hand in Lordaeron.[39] Together they formed the Argent Crusade, which sailed to Northrend and fought to end the reign of the Lich King.[40]
Years ago, when adventurers recovered The Phylactery of Kel'Thuzad from Naxxramas, they gave it to Father Inigo Montoy of the Brotherhood of the Light who promised to deliver it to the Argent Dawn.[41] It later turned out that the phylactery never reached its destination, as in reality, Inigo returned it to the Lich King who transformed him into a lich, now known as Thel'zan the Duskbringer.[42]
Aftermath
Following the Cataclysm, most, if not all, members of the organization joined the Argent Crusade, but several individuals are still wearing the Argent Dawn tabard.
During the Ashenvale war, Delgren the Purifier and Feero Ironhand died while defending Maestra's Post against a Horde's attack. Subsequently, their equipment were recovered and sent to the Argent Dawn embassy in Darnassus.[43]
During the Fourth War, Forsaken Argent mages wearing the old tabard of the Argent Dawn could be found within the Pathfinder's Den in Orgrimmar, conjuring a portal to Dalaran.
Members
- Main article: Category:Argent Dawn
Reputation
Players must first complete the Fiona's Caravan quests in the Eastern Plaguelands up through and including 
[15-30] Argent Call: The Trial of the Crypt. This will grant enough reputation to get exactly 0/21000 Revered reputation with the Argent Dawn, or none if they are already Revered (from performing Argent Dawn quests before the release of Cataclysm). After this point, Lord Raymond George can be summoned in the crypt behind Light's Hope Chapel. Argent Dawn reputation is obtainable by performing the two repeatable quests [15-30D] Aberrations of Bone and [15-30D] Annals of the Silver Hand he provides. As of patch 10.1.5, it is possible to obtain and turn in Scourgestones for reputation.
Argent Dawn Exalted reputation is a requisite for the achievement and title 
[The Argent Champion].
Old reputation
Prior to patch 4.0.3a, you could gain reputation from a large number of methods, including repeatable quests and instances. Many of these methods involved the use of an 
[Argent Dawn Commission], which allowed players to obtain Scourgestones from any level 40+ undead Scourge enemies in Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor.
While Scourgestones are still obtainable by players who have the Argent Dawn Commission equipped, they can no longer be turned in for reputation, and in fact no longer have any use at all. All of the other old repeatable quests have also been removed, and defeating enemies in Stratholme and Scholomance no longer grants Argent Dawn reputation either.
Rewards
The shoulder enchantments are only sold to players who performed certain quests before Cataclysm. The quest Mantles of the Dawn must be completed to purchase the single-resistance enchantments, and Chromatic Mantle of the Dawn must be done for the multi-resist enchantment. Both quests are now unobtainable, but players who performed them before they were removed can still buy the shoulder enchantments.
| Rep | Item | Cost | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Friendly |  [Enriched Manna Biscuit] x5
|
60 |
Food/Drink |
| Honored |  [Recipe: Transmute Air to Fire]
|
1 50 |
Alchemy (275) |
 [Plans: Girdle of the Dawn]
|
2 20 |
Blacksmithing (290) | |
| [Pattern: Dawn Treaders]
|
2 20 |
Leatherworking (290) | |
| [Pattern: Argent Boots]
|
2 20 |
Tailoring (290) | |
| [Recipe: Powerful Anti-Venom]
|
10 |
First Aid (300) | |
 [Formula: Enchant Bracer - Argent Versatility]
|
3 |
Enchanting (290) | |
| Revered | [Plans: Gloves of the Dawn]
|
4 |
Blacksmithing (300) |
| [Pattern: Golden Mantle of the Dawn]
|
4 |
Leatherworking (300) | |
| [Pattern: Argent Shoulders]
|
4 |
Tailoring (300) | |
| [Formula: Enchant Bracer - Healing Power]
|
6 |
Enchanting (300) | |
 [Blessed Sunfruit] x5
|
60 |
Food | |
 [Blessed Sunfruit Juice] x5
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60 |
Drink |
In the RPG
Organization
The Argent Dawn is a lawful good organization and is divided into branches based on location, each of which has its own ranking and structure. Non-members are not permitted to know the ranking of members of the organization, since that would make obvious targets of leadership figures, and the leader is not known to the public.[44] This has sometimes resulted in the Argent Dawn being called a secret society. However, it seems their ranking structure is surprisingly simple; specific regions have a "Commander", who directly leads day-to-day activities, a council of officers, a group of elite templars, and then the body of membership. Templars have no real authority over standard members, but they are highly respected. Branches include the Brotherhood of the Light.[45]
The Argent Dawn has no official headquarters, but small branches exist in several major cities — including Stormwind and Darnassus. The majority of their members in the Plaguelands work out of the Light's Hope Chapel on the far east side of the Eastern Plaguelands, but a good number of them inhabit a camp at Chillwind Camp on the border of the Western Plaguelands and the Alterac Mountains as well. The templars at Chillwind have plenty of work to do. The courageous templars and knights have to contend with ogres to the south and an undead infested graveyard right on their borders.[44]
Through its actions, the Argent Dawn has created several powerful enemies, notably the Burning Legion, the Scourge, and the Twilight's Hammer. Despite common interests (and an alliance at Light's Hope Chapel), there is also a great deal of mistrust, and even open ire, between the Argent Dawn and the Scarlet Crusade — particularly because the Scarlet Crusade views all non-members as potentially evil.[44]
Military tactics
In the Plaguelands and other parts of the world that the Alliance and Horde alike have abandoned, the Argent Dawn stands as a last shining bastion of hope against the Scourge, the Burning Legion and other threats. Contrary to what one might expect, the Argent Dawn rarely defends any given location; rather it remains mobile, attempting to strike where it is least expected. This is clearly a strong contrast to the more straightforward Knights of the Silver Hand.
The knights and freedom fighters of the Argent Dawn rely on hit and run tactics, using their magic and knowledge of the terrain to compensate for the disadvantage of their small numbers. Each group is assigned an officer, who chooses when to engage enemies in combat or avoid them; if there is any major risk to the group, the officer avoids the conflict unless there is an impending threat that must be stopped. The Argent Dawn is unwilling to risk even a single member if it can be avoided, for every sword lost could be another to join the Scourge. The Argent Dawn is not a group of cowards; far from it. They willingly risk their lives each day.
If an Argent Dawn force is attacked while guarding a specific person or location, the members form a defensive circle around the target and attempt to repulse their enemies with ranged attacks. If any attackers make it to melee range, paladins and templar move to eliminate the target, then return to their positions in the circle if possible. If the Argent Dawn has multiple locations to defend, it prioritizes and potentially abandons one location completely, depending on the situation; if there are living people to defend in both locations, the Argent Dawn sends just enough people to the less important locations to evacuate anyone who may need help.
Before entering combat, Argent Dawn units prepare with as many beneficial spells as possible. Priests cast spell resistance, holy word shield, and bear's endurance on everyone they can to increase their chances of survival. Paladins and Argent Dawn templar enhance their weapons with holy sword if they can cast it; and if not, they focus on other spells to increase their damage-dealing abilities, such as bull's strength.
Once in combat, each spellcaster powerful enough to incapacitate a target with hooks of binding or another spell uses it to thin the enemy group's numbers. After that point, the group focuses its firepower on enemy spell casters (if applicable), moving from what appears to be the strongest target to the weakest. One priest maintains a healing rain if the group fights undead. When fighting intelligent enemies, Argent Dawn groups focus on enemy leadership first, expending their powerful abilities (holy strikes and high-level spells) to destroy that target swiftly, then retreat if necessary.[46]
Membership
The Argent Dawn admits members of any race and profession, so long as they are dedicated to the opposition of evil in the world. The organization draws members from both Alliance and the Horde, but not equally. Though independent they favor the Alliance.[44] The focus on the Holy Light makes the organization more appealing to the Alliance, especially to people with a background with the Church or Silver hand. Magi also support and sometimes join the Argent Dawn, since they have similar goals.[45] The Horde has a healthy relationship with the Argent Dawn as well, but it does not actually serve as a sponsor for the faction's activities. Rather, the Horde (mainly the Forsaken) reinforces the Argent Dawn's troops, and works with them only when it seems beneficial (which is often the case).[47]
They screen their members carefully, however, so this seemingly open-ended recruitment policy can be misleading. Most potential members are required to use minor magic items to gather “scourgestones” from defeated undead creatures to prove the combat ability of the applicant. Others have to fight demons in order to prove themselves. Members are also expected to uphold the virtues of the Light, even if they are not followers of Light themselves. They can be strict about what their members do or say, especially in public.
Members of the Argent Dawn often have differing strategies in furthering the group's aims: some make alliances against the undead; others fight directly; some study new forms of magic or alchemy to combat demons and undead with greater effectiveness. The Argent Dawn is noted for unusual ways of utilizing the Holy Light for new spells, but this draws ire from the most traditional members of the Church of the Holy Light.
Younger members of the Church and the Knights of the Silver Hand find the youthful Argent Dawn appealing, since the organization seems to be less burdened by older (and perhaps outdated) traditions. The Argent Dawn as a whole seems unusually youthful, some leaders appear much younger than they should be.[48]
Apart from the Knights, Argent Dawn membership also numbers some former (and current) members of the Kirin Tor. Since their home city of Dalaran was hit by the Scourge, many of the Kirin Tor wish to strike back. Both groups also find common ground in their interest in magical research.
Presence in Azeroth
One could find the Argent Dawn in many places across Azeroth. They were primarily centered in the northern parts of the Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor, addressing the specific threats of the Scourge and the Burning Legion, respectively. In the Eastern Kingdoms was their foremost stronghold: Light's Hope Chapel in the Eastern Plaguelands. Their influence in the southern part of the Western Plaguelands was also significant, as they attempted to rout the undead from near Uther's Tomb, Caer Darrow, and Andorhal. They also maintained a less active but more stable headquarters in Darnassus.[49]
Notes and trivia
- The
[Argent Tome] is a blessed tome filled with the words of the Argent's Dawn's wisest. - Duke Nicholas Zverenhoff was one of the Dawn's most respected leaders.[50]
- The re-appearance of the Argent Dawn was possibly planned for the Legion Invasions with Sedona Ironshot.
- Among the unused members of the Argent Dawn are Gracchus Spiritlight and Yuree.
- Argent is an uncommon English word used to refer to the color silver. It is derived from the French word argent, where it refers to silver as a metal, and ultimately from the Latin argentum with the same meaning as in French. This word is particularly common in heraldry, where it is capitalized and may refer either to a variety of colors from silvery light-gray to white. Thus, the Argent Dawn's tabards (where, in real life, heraldry would usually be displayed) depict a silvery-white sun - a sun Argent, in heraldic terms.
- Interestingly, however, the tincture of Argent is commonly used to represent the moon in heraldry as opposed to the sun as it is used by the Argent Dawn.
Speculation
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The Argent Dawn and its successor, the Argent Crusade, both have an unusually high number of undead holy men and women in their ranks compared to any other faction, including the Forsaken. They come as Clerics, Priests, Healers, Initiates and Lightbringers. As such, it is possible that these faithful of the Light are members of the Lordaeron branch of the Church of the Holy Light who were initially freed with the other undead and decided to band apart because of the tendency of the Forsaken to instead be shadow priests.
Patch changes
Patch 4.0.3a (2010-11-23): Many members and locations have been converted from the Argent Dawn to the Argent Crusade. - Patch 2.2.0 (2007-09-25): The following old-world factions have had their acquisition rate significantly increased: Cenarion Circle, Argent Dawn and Timbermaw Hold.
- Patch 1.7.0 (2005-09-13): Argent Dawn vendors now show you their entire inventory regardless of current reputation, allowing players to peruse their full range of wares. The items in question now require the appropriate reputation level to make use of them.
- Patch 1.6.0 (2005-07-12): Additional Smithing/Leatherworking/Tailoring/Enchanting Recipes added to Argent Dawn at Honored and Revered Reputation. Also new First Aid recipe added to Argent Dawn at Honored.
- Patch 1.4.0 (2005-04-19): The range of restock time for Argent Dawn vendors has been widened.
- Patch 1.3.0 (2005-03-07): The Argent Dawn is offering new rewards to heroes who are Revered and Exalted to the Dawn. Speak to a quartermaster of the Argent Dawn for more information!
See also
References
- ^ a b World of Warcraft: Ashbringer, Issue 4: Dust to Dust
- ^ Shadow of the Necropolis
- ^ Gregor Greystone#Quotes
- ^ Argent Officer Pureheart#Quotes
- ^ Ultimate Visual Guide, Updated and Expanded, pg. 190
- ^ a b World of Warcraft: Ashbringer, Issue 2: Ashes to Ashes
- ^ World of Warcraft: Chronicle Volume 3, pg. 127
- ^ World of Warcraft: Chronicle Volume 3, pg. 103
- ^ [15-30D] Aberrations of Bone
- ^ [15-30] Argent Call: The Trial of the Crypt
- ^ World of Warcraft: Ashbringer, Issue 3: Naxxramas (comic)
- ^ a b World of Warcraft: Chronicle Volume 3, pg. 130
- ^ Ashbringer, epilogue
- ^ Compendium of Fallen Heroes
- ^
[55] Argent Dawn Commission
- ^ [55] Minion's Scourgestones
- ^ [55] Invader's Scourgestones
- ^ [55] Corruptor's Scourgestones
- ^ [52] The Everlook Report
- ^
[18] The Tower of Althalaxx
- ^ [Journal Page]
- ^ [31] The Tower of Althalaxx
- ^ [27D] Blackfathom Villainy
- ^ [24D] In Search of Thaelrid
- ^ [33] Sceptre of Light
- ^ [38] Book of the Ancients
- ^ Archived page
- ^ [60R] Echoes of War
- ^ World of Warcraft: Chronicle Volume 3, pg. 131
- ^ [58D] Plagued Hatchlings
- ^ [60D] The Archivist
- ^ [60D] The Truth Comes Crashing Down
- ^ [60D] Above and Beyond
- ^ [60] The Argent Hold
- ^ [60] Into the Breach
- ^ Warcraft: Legends Volume 1, The Journey
- ^
[8-30] A Special Surprise
- ^ a b World of Warcraft: Chronicle Volume 3, pg. 174
- ^ [8-30] The Light of Dawn
- ^ Argent Crusade#Reputation
- ^ [60R] The Fall of Kel'Thuzad
- ^ [15-30] An End And A Beginning
- ^ [7-30] Respect for the Fallen
- ^ a b c d Alliance Player's Guide, pg. 150
- ^ a b Dark Factions, pg. 126
- ^ Dark Factions, pg. 169, 170
- ^ Dark Factions, pg. 125
- ^ Alliance Player's Guide, pg. 150, 151
- ^ Dark Factions, pg. 124, 125
- ^ [52] Duke Nicholas Zverenhoff
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