Tidesage Council

The Tidesage Council are the leading council of the tidesages, beneath Lord Stormsong. It consists of Wavespeaker Reid, Brother Ironhull and Galecaller Faye. Each member oversees a different aspect of the tidesage order's work. Reid trained initiates in the oldest form of tidesage magic, communing with the sea. He was killed by the Storm's Wake after he, like many, took up the Void. The remaining members of the Council are the second boss encounter of the Shrine of the Storm dungeon.

Brother Ironhull and Galecaller Faye use their power to bless the Kul Tiran ships and ensure their fleet remains unmatched on the seas.

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• Given Wavespeaker Reid's initial title, it seems that it may also be called Drowned Council. However Reid uses <Tidesage Council> in all his other appearances.
• In an earlier beta build, the Adventure Guide description read: Brother Ironhull and Galecaller Faye represent two of the major blessings the tidesages perform on newly constructed ships. Runes and blessings upon the hull and sails ensure that the Kul Tiran fleet is unmatched on all seas.
• In the Shrine of the Storm instance there are two Tidesages, Windspeaker Heldis, who is titled "Disciple of the Wind", and Runecarver Sorn, who is titled "Disciple of the Hull". The former uses abilities identical to Galecaller Faye and the latter uses abilities identical to Brother Ironhull. Within Tempest's Edge, one also sees Fallen Hullwardens. These may be titles and descriptors of the other two aspects of the Tidesages, which with Wavespeaker Reid makes the three aspects Wavespeakers, Galecallers/Windspeakers, and Ironhulls/Runecarvers/Hullwardens. The fourth, fifth, and sixth parts of the Legends of the Tidesages denotes that the "gentle whispers" of the sea came first, which taught them to guide fish and control water, and then they could command the wind and currents, and then they could make their "hulls impenetrable".

The Abyssal Council may be an alternate name.