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The Adventures of Crimnox (and Sproodle)/Sproodle

Last wiki revision 2023-11-05

Crimnox is a Gnome minion.Not much is known about his past, except that he has a cousin named Fredrick. He eventually became the minion of Crimnox and follows where ever the master pleases.

He is played and voiced by Wow Crendor.

One day, when Sproodle arrived in Stormwind with his Master Crimnox, trouble was afoot. A worgen deathknight by the name of Clawheart was mugging them. They managed to escape and later met a human at a bar named Tybella. She offered them a quest to go find a parson possibly eaten by a dragon in redridge. She offered them candy for the job and they accepted. Unfortunately, they got lost and headed back to Stormwind. They found a guide and led them to Redridge. On the road clawheart appeared and took our heroes hostage. Luckily them manage to create a portal and escape to Ironforge. They were back on their quest, but got distracted by yearly event brewfest. After getting drunk they re awoken in Ironforge and found their new companion Floivan staring at them. They believed that he was the dwarf who Clawheart was looking for and decided to take him as their prisoner. The road was hard, they passed from inhuman horrors and ended up on an island. They eventually escape and find the road leading to Clawheart. When they bring him to Clawheart, he said that he does not know who the dwarf is and lets them go. Thus, Floivan becomes their new permanent companion. They were last seen heading to Redridge.

The only reason he has a page on is because his master allowed us, but we must not make it more popular than his.

Source

https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/The_Adventures_of_Crimnox_(and_Sproodle)/Sproodle · retrieved 2023-11-13 · CC BY-SA 4.0

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