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Crypts of Blackrook Hold

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One of our D&D campaigns takes place in the city called Ravencrest. These are the main members of Thieves Guild, some of them were explored a bit during the campaign, some are yet to be discovered.
Kur'talos Ravencrest
Azsharaās Court - House Ravencrest
For House Ravencrestās ancestral home, Black Rook Hold,Ā see here
Members:
Lord Kurātalos Ravencrest
Lord Etheldrin Ravencrest
Lady Velandras Ravencrest
Illysanna Ravencrest
The first generation to bear the Ravencrest name started carving Black Rook Hold out of a large granite formation atop a mountain in Valāsharah. The location where it was eventually built was considered a place of power because large, dark birds made it their home. Although many generations of Ravencrests and their servants carved out and expanded the fortress, Black Rook Hold was not finished until Kurātalos Ravencrestās life [The Well of Eternity, Chapter Eighteen].
The Ravencrests may have earned their nobility as a reward for their actions in turning the tide during a conflict between the Kaldorei and Earthen some time before the War of the Ancients. Supposedly, it was the power of Black Rook Hold that tipped the scales of power during the conflict, allowing the Kaldorei to overcome their adversaries. As a result, those of the clan Ravencrest became honored of the throne. It is noted that thereafter, the āblood of both sides intermingledā, which implies that the Ravencrests had intimate relations with royalty [The Well of Eternity, Chapter Eighteen].
The Ravencrest Monument has long puzzled people, considering it depicts a female night elf, and could not have been built in time to honor Kurātalosā deeds during the War of the Ancients before the Sundering occurred. Brann Bronzebeard states in the non-canon RPG that the Ravencrest Monument depicts Kurātalos [RPG: Lands of Mystery, pg. 10]. However, given the conflict between the Kaldorei and Earthen, itās possible that the monument was built to honor someone of Ravencrest ancestry who was crucial to winning the war.
Kurātalos Ravencrest
While Lord Kurātalos Ravencrest was nobility, he was not Highborne [Page: Kurātalos Ravencrest]. Despite that, he was a brilliant and charismatic tactician, qualities which later earned him leadership of the Kaldorei resistance during the War of the Ancients. He authored many books such as: Jungle Warfare: The Troll Problem, Spellbreaking, the Art of Shieldbashing, Zandalari - The True Enemy, The Ravenās Prey, The Rookās Gambit, and Voodoo, Geomancy, and the Magic of Peasants [Quest: Learning From the Dead]. It is unsurprising that several of his books are about trolls, since Lord Ravencrest, as protector of the realm, was charged with watching the lands beyond the elven empire [The Well of Eternity, Chapter Seventeen, Chapter Eighteen] at a time when the night elves and trolls were engaging in many skirmishes [World of Warcraft Chronicle Volume I, pg. 98].
According to legend, Kurātalos once cheated the ravens Huginn and Muninn out of the Ravenās Eye, a jewel which can decipher any language or code [Quest: The Ravenās Eye]. He did this by offering the ravens a piece of sweet elf candy in exchange for his āborrowingā the Ravenās Eye to decipher the runes of a Vrykul text they were reading. The ravens were too distracted devouring the candy to notice that Kurātalos had stolen away with the Ravenās Eye [Item: Etching from the Ravenās Eye Tablet]. With it, he nearly perfected espionage during the War of the Ancients [Quest: Ancient Vrykul Legends].
Kurātalos is technically never referred to as one of Azsharaās official advisors, however the Queen was known to take his counsel frequently. Outside of the Highborne, he was considered one of those who had the most influence with Azshara [The Well of Eternity, Chapter Nine]. Xavius was once called a rival of Ravencrestās [The Well of Eternity: Chapter Nineteen]. Although this rivalry could be spurred by their shared affections for the Queen, it could also stem from frictions between them as Azsharaās advisors.
A senior member of the Moon Guard is typically appointed as Lord Kurātalos Ravencrestās personal sorcerer. However, Illidan Stormrage, who was not a member of the Moon Guard before the War of the Ancients, was offered this position by Ravencrest after proving his skill in the magical arts [The Demon Soul, Chapter Two]. Later, Ravencrest would promote Illidan to the position of Captain of the Moon Guard [Quest: Ravencrestās Legacy] following the death of Latosius, one of the senior members of the Moon Guard and Ravencrestās advisor [The Well of Eternity, Chapter Eighteen, NPC: Latosius].
When Queen Azshara discovered that Ravencrest led the Kaldorei resistance, she ordered Varoāthen to have him assassinated [The Demon Soul, Chapter Eighteen]. The elf who carried out the assassination was named Kelorn Nightblade [World Quest: Black Rook Hold: Traitorās Demise].
The Ravencrest banner is a square banner of rich purple with a black raven at its center [The Well of Eternity, Chapter Nine]. The Rooksguard, named for Black Rook Hold, served as both Kurātalosā personal guards and the guards of Black Rook Hold [Quest: The Rookās Guard].
Lord Etheldrin & Lady Velandras Ravencrest
Kurātalosā exact relation to Lord Etheldrin Ravencrest and Lady Velandras Ravencrest, who rest in two separate, albeit sizable mausoleums in Black Rook Hold, is unknown.Ā
Illysanna Ravencrest
Kurātalos has a daughter by the name of Illysanna Ravencrest who became a demon hunter sometime during the War of the Ancients, only to be imprisoned by the Wardens shortly thereafter [Dungeon Journal: Black Rook Hold, Illysanna Ravencrest]. As his daughter, she occupied a position of power and privilege and was allowed to attend council meetings with sorcerers from the Moon Guard, priestesses from the Sisterhood of Elune, and other influential figures [Item: Worn-Edged Page]. She was not initially impressed by Malfurion, Illidan, and Tyrande [Item: Worn-Edged Page], but Illidanās leadership of the Moon Guard and her fatherās assassination pushed her toward following Illidan and becoming a demon hunter [Item: Hastily-Scrawled Page].
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