Talonbranch pack

Talonbranch
Talonbranch Glade
Main leader	Denmother Ulrica
Race(s)	Worgen
Base of operations	Talonbranch Glade
Theater of operations	Felwood
Affiliation	Gilneas, Darnassus, Alliance
Status	Active

The Talonbranch are a pack of worgen who make their home within the area of Talonbranch Glade. They hold loyalty to Gilneas, as evidenced by the kingdom's banners that are strewn throughout the Glade, but there are some who have been around since Velinde Starsong first used the Scythe of Elune, meaning some of them are night elves. They are led by Denmother Ulrica.

The pack, having taken over the Glade area (a tree akin to Tal'doren) for the most part, defends it from the Bilgewater Cartel goblin lumber operations in Felwood. Under instruction from Denmother Ulrica and with aid from their night elven allies, the pack and an adventurer are ultimately successful in destroying the operations throughout the Irontree Clearing areas. Their actions end up summoning a fire elemental, Grolvitar the Everburning, and though the Horde are able to defeat the elementals; the goblin operations are wholly ruined.

Members

Named

•   Denmother Ulrica <Innkeeper>
•   Willard Harrington <Blacksmithing Supplies>
•   Elizabeth Nesworth <Fishing>
•   Darren Clease <Trade Goods>
•   James Trussel <Food & Drink>
•   Jennette Doyle <Reagents>
•   James Hallow
•   Alton Redding

Unnamed

•   Talonbranch Defender
•   Talonbranch Guardian
•   Talonbranch Prowler

Notes

• This pack is the only one in-game that has friendly night elven worgen.
  • All named worgen have human names and are tagged with the Gilneas faction, though.

Speculation

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The pack may be made up of other worgen packs abandoned in the area, such as the Terrowulf, as Ulrica states that some of the pack were remnants from when the Scythe first passed through the region; though it is ultimately unknown as to their origins.