Priestess of the Moon
- For the Warcraft III unit, see Priestess of the Moon (Warcraft III). For the NPC of the Gates of Ahn'Qiraj, see Priestess of the Moon (Ahn'Qiraj). For the NPC found in the past Black Rook Hold, see Priestess of the Moon (Val'sharah).
The elite, night elf clergy, known as the Sisterhood of Elune, is made up of these worthy women. The priestesses of the moon[1] (also capitalized,[2] and also known as the priestesses of the moon goddess,[3][4] the priestesses of Elune[5][6] and moon priestesses) epitomize the power and grace of their race's ancient moon goddess, Elune. The priestesses of the moon, equipped with silvery, glowing armor, ride the fearless Winterspring Frostsabers into battle. Charged with the safekeeping of the night elf lands and armed with magical energy bows — the priestesses of the moon will stop at nothing to rid their ancient land of evil.[7][8] Elune's light is a part of themselves.[9]
During the Burning Legion's third invasion, many priestesses of Elune joined the Conclave in the Netherlight Temple. Many ghosts of the priestesses were encountered inside the Tomb of Sargeras, including Dejahna.
More cursed priestesses were found in Elun'alor Temple in the ruins of Zin-Azshari in Nazjatar.[10]
Known
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Named
Name | Role | Status | Location |
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Tyrande Whisperwind | High priestess of Elune | Alive | Temple of the Moon, Darnassus |
Priestess Alathea | Moon Priestess / Trainer | Unknown | Temple of the Moon, Darnassus |
Moon Priestess Amara | Moon Priestess | Alive | Teldrassil |
Moon Priestess Lasara | Moon Priestess | Alive | Teldrassil |
Moon Priestess Maestra | Moon Priestess | Alive | Maestra's Post, Ashenvale |
Moon Priestess Nici | Moon Priestess | Alive | Dalaran, Crystalsong Forest |
Belysra Starbreeze | Priestess of the Moon | Alive | Bradshaw Mill, Gilneas |
Serendia Oakwhisper | Priestess of the Moon | Alive | Darkshore |
Dentaria Silverglade | Priestess of the Moon | Alive | Darkshore, Teldrassil |
Haidene | First High Priestess of Elune | Deceased | Unknown |
Dejahna | High priestess of Elune | Deceased | Unknown |
Delas Moonfang | Priestess of the Moon | Alive | Unknown |
Kalo'thera | High priestess of Elune | Unknown | Unknown |
Marinda | Interim High Priestess of Elune | Deceased | Unknown |
Others
Selene, Kathris Starsong, Adora Nightshade, Mave Whisperwind, Mora Moonsinger, Felore Moonray, Anara Chillwind, Kera Stardragon, Mira Whitemane, Theta Saberfang, Tygra Snowscar, Ariel Darkmoon, Diana Windwood.
Unnamed
Former
- Moon Priestess Liara
- Drowned Oracle
- Fallen Priestess (Azsuna)
- Fallen Priestess (Tomb of Sargeras)
- Fallen Priestess (Nazjatar)
Culture
- Main article: Sisterhood of Elune#Culture
In the RPG
Valuable as healers during wartime, priestesses of the moon can also use their divine magic spells to hinder or harm the enemy. They are also inspirational leaders and excellent archers. Priestesses of the moon often keep to the rear, protecting the wounded with ranged weapons. Guided by Elune, priestesses of the moon serve as a morale boost for troops, assuring them that they will be healed, protected for or, at worst, blessed during their final journey.[11]
Notes and trivia
- Due to their abilities, the priestesses of Elune have often called upon the faerie dragons to aid in the defense of Azeroth.[12]
- Norana Morninglight became a priestess of the flame.
- Many members of the Sisterhood are wearing a [Mooncloth Robe].
- In the Warcraft III alpha, priestesses of the Moon rode giant owls that may have inspired the current-day seekers.[13] Flying heroes were later removed from the game, and the priestesses were instead given frostsabers.
Gallery
Tyrande from Heroes of the Storm.
From Warcraft III: Reforged.
Maiev High Priestess skin from Heroes of the Storm.
References
- ^ [1-30] Reminders of Home
- ^ [1-10] Priestess of the Moon
- ^ Seeds of Faith
- ^ Stormrage
- ^ Ultimate Visual Guide
- ^ Legion Preview: Class Halls
- ^ Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos Game Manual
- ^ Priestess of the Moon (Warcraft III)
- ^ Stormrage, chapter 4
- ^ [50WQ] The Drowned Oracles
- ^ Alliance Player's Guide, pg. 190
- ^ World of Warcraft: The Dragonflight Codex, pg. 136
- ^ File:Warcraft III - Alpha assassin and priestess.jpg
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