This story is about the world view of World of Warcraft. A brand new Battle for Azeroth group portrait fan work that has been reintegrated into the original game plot of World of Warcraft.
The flames of Teldrassil ignited the beacon fire of the Fourth War, and the plague of Lordaeron planted the seeds of hatred deep in the soil of Azeroth. In this seemingly life-and-death camp meat grinder, the boundaries between justice and evil begin to blur.
When the Alliance's radicals were blinded by revenge and boldly stepped onto the "Scar of Death" in Quel'Thalas, committing an act of blasphemy similar to that of the Scourge, the moral high ground that the Alliance was proud of collapsed. And Sylvanas, the Banshee King, who did anything for "victory", pushed the tribe into the abyss of losing its soul.
The god-king of Dazar'alor fell, and the harbor of Boralion burned into flames. In the intertwining of blood and fire, Jaina, the naval commander of Kul Tiras, and Talanji, the new queen of Zandalar, had a desperate confrontation on the edge of the cliff of destruction. And the tribal warrior Rexxar was struggling painfully between his loyalty to the tribe and his inner conscience in the iron barrel of Warfang Fortress.
Just when hatred was about to devour everything, a group of heroes who forged a life-and-death bond in the doomsday battle against the Burning Legion - those paladins, hunters, mages, etc. From the "professional hall", refused to become blind butchers. They used their wisdom to try to awaken the remaining sanity on both sides of the war. The Alliance and the Horde will find the true path in the baptism of blood and fire.
