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Nerubian queen

Last wiki revision 2021-06-23

Nerubian queens are both leaders and mothers to their subjects. It is rumored that nerubian queens can genetically pass knowledge from mother to daughter.

  • Nezar'Azret, a remaining queen of Azjol-Nerub.
  • Several other unnamed queens slain during and after the Third War.
  • Azhuul'Mehab, queen of the Sundered Monolith.

A nerubian community has one leader, the nerubian queen. The leader is usually the eldest female, mother of much of the group. Large communities will have the elders elect one of their own to lead as queen. Groups formed for a specific purpose, such as a warband or aggregate of decimated families, will choose a leader with proven ability. Queens are the mothers of the cities. Most combine tactical skill with arcane might. Queens may also get quite large. Queens are usually aristocrats, healers, and/or wizards. Queens have something akin to genetic memory, transferred through arcane memory from mother to daughter.

The most ancient of queens can reach 40 feet in height and fill an entire cavern with their bloated bodies. Nerubians claim that an individual nerubian's power can be safely estimated by its size — so these very large queens are also very, very powerful.

  • It was speculated that one would appear in an Azjol-Nerub dungeon or raid in Wrath of the Lich King. However, with the release of the expansion this proved to not be the case.
  • No queens were seen, undead or otherwise, until the return of an undead Nezar'Azret in Legion. Although she reuses a crypt lord model.
  • Nerubian king

Categories

  • Nerubians
  • Aristocrats
  • Manual of Monsters
  • Lands of Mystery

Source

https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Nerubian_queen · retrieved 2023-11-13 · CC BY-SA 4.0

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