Server:Bladefist Europe

This realm is connected to the realms: Zenedar Europe, Frostwhisper Europe, Genjuros Europe, Darksorrow Europe, Neptulon Europe

This article is an information page for the Bladefist realm (server) The contents herein are entirely player made and in no way represent official World of Warcraft history or occurrences which are accurate for all realms. The information and events listed are of an independent nature and applied for roleplaying, fictional, speculative, or opinions from a limited playerbase only.

Bladefist EU

Bladefist Europe is an English-speaking realm, and is known to have a cozy atmosphere and cross-faction friendships. Bladefist is one of the original launch realms. It was one of the highest populated realms, and often had server queues, until it experienced a mass exodus in April 2006 when free character migrations opened to the new Outland realm. Due to terrible lag that had plagued Bladefist prior to this point, the realm had gained the nickname Lagfist, and many players took the free migration not knowing that the realm was to receive new hardware in the next coming months. The realm also had a high number of Russian players up until August 2008, when free character migrations to the new Russian realms opened up. With the mass migration and low numbers of players, the realm was often referred to as 'Deadfist' until four free character migrations to the realm happened from late in The Burning Crusade to early on in the Wrath of the Lich King expansion. Bladefist has been the destination realm for two more free character migrations since then, one in February 2012 and the other one in November 2014. The realm population mostly consists of players from Scandinavia and England. Bladefist is connected with the Zenedar, Frostwhisper, Darksorrow, Genjuros and Neptulon realms. As of 18/03/2023, the realm is classified as having a low population, and is primarily Horde dominated. Lag is not common. The realm is named after Kargath Bladefist, Warchief of the Fel Horde and Chieftain of the Shattered Hand Clan. He earned the sobriquet 'Bladefist' after he cut off his left hand to escape Ogre captivity, replacing it with a deadly scythe called  [The Bladefist], and becoming the Chieftain of the Shattered Hand. Kargath Bladefist

Realm timeline

• 11/02/2005 Realm opened with the release of World of Warcraft in Europe.
• 19/12/2005 Free migration opened to the Emeriss realm.
• 17/04/2006 Free migration opened to the Outland realm.
• 07/02/2014 Connected with Zenedar.
• 02/07/2014 Connected with Frostwhisper.
• 28/08/2020 Connected with Darksorrow, Genjuros and Neptulon.

Bladefist Legends

Serthius - Horde winner of the Test of Honor contest.
Chrisse - Alliance winner of the Test of Honor contest.
Saerdna - Known for his early prowess with the Mage Class, as well as his vanilla Mage PvP videos.
Kissmyaxe - Known for reaching rank 14 in the old PvP system as an Enhancement Shaman.
Nuwanda - Known for his terrible PvP video debut released during The Burning Crusade expansion.
Kentack - Known for being unbeatable on the Timeless Isle, and for inarguably being the best player on Bladefist during that time. Server rumours are that he has previously been employed by Blizzard Entertainment as a Game Master for World of Warcraft.
Isbj - Known for his Warrior prowess in Duels and Arenas during The Bruning Crusade expansion. He was also the first Warrior on the realm to reach level 80 in the Wrath of the Lich King expansion.
Dotcom - Known for his Mage prowess in Duels and Arenas during The Burning Crusade expansion.
Wiimage - Known for befriending enemy players, and spending most of his time in Stormwind and Ironforge.
Blizzia - Known for his Mage prowess in Duels during the Wrath of the Lich King expansion.
Acidblast - Known for his Mage prowess in Duels and Arenas during the Wrath of the Lich King expansion.

Guild List

Below is a list of active Guilds on Bladefist as of 18/03/2023.

Alliance Guilds	Horde Guilds
Knights of the Aspect - Social Guild, English speaking Brave New World - Social and Raiding Guild, English speaking Shattered - Social Guild, English speaking Entropy - Raiding Guild, English speaking	Dragonsblood Tribe - Social Guild, English speaking From the Ashes - Raiding Guild, English speaking Farmers - Social Guild, English speaking War and Peace - Social Guild, English speaking

Disbanded or Transferred Guilds

Below is a list of Guilds that have either disbanded or transferred to another server. They are archived here for historical purposes. (Updated 18/03/2023)

Alliance Guilds	Horde Guilds
Sanity - PvE Guild Exiled - PvE Guild Symbol - PvE Guild The Dragon - PvE Guild Freak Circus - PvE Guild NeverEnders - PvE Guild Lesser Gods - PvE Guild Addiction - PvE Guild Faithe - PvE Guild Vehemence - 10 Man PvE Guild Continuum - 10 Man PvE Guild Consensio - 10 Man PvE Guild Last Rites - 10 Man PvE Guild Forlorn Hope - Social Raiding Guild TheDanes - Danish speaking PvE Guild	DOD - PvE Guild From The Ashes II - PvE Guild Deadfist - PvE Guild Nemea - PvE Guild Sesame Street - PvE Guild Snapshot - PvE Guild Wai - PvE Guild Separation anxiety - PvE Guild Snapshot - PvE Guild Amanti - Swedish/Norweigan PvE Guild Ancient - PvE Guild Pleasant Gaming - 10 Man PvE Guild

Trivia

• Bladefist used to be part of the Blackout Battlegroup prior to the Battlegroup system being abolished.
• The realm used to be classified as PvP prior to the War Mode feature being introduced in Battle for Azeroth.
• Players on Bladefist used to refer to themselves as 'Bladefisters' in the early days of the realm.
• In vanilla, Bladefist had its own unofficial community forum.
• In vanilla, Bladefist had its own chatroom on QuakeNet.
• For a brief amount of time during The Burning Crusade expansion, the realm had its own TeamSpeak server hosted by Mattous.
• The server is located in Paris, France.

External links

• Official Bladefist Forum
• WoWProgress
• Data for Azeroth
• Bladefist Realm Population