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- Pour l'incarnation alternative du Temple Noir, voir Karabor.
Temple noir | |||||||
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Ecran de chargement du Temple Noir | |||||||
Emplacement | Vallée d'Ombrelune, Outreterre | ||||||
Race(s) | Elfe de sang Roué Gangr'orc Naga Nathrezim Satyre Mort-vivant | ||||||
Boss de fin | Illidan Hurlorage | ||||||
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Type | Raid | ||||||
Niveau conseillé | 70+ | ||||||
Limite de joueurs | 25 | ||||||
Clé | Aucune | ||||||
Faction associée | Roués cendrelangues | ||||||
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Le Temple noir est la forteresse-citadelle d'Illidan Hurlorage, seigneur de l'Outreterre. Il était autrefois connu sous le nom de Temple de Karabor, et a changé de mains de nombreuses au cours des générations. L'entrée du Temple noir n'apparaît pas comme étant ses portes principales, mais comme un portail d'instance dans une brèche du rempart sud, sous les ruines de Karabor. Il n'y plus de prérequis pour y entrer.
Histoire[ | ]
- Article détaillé: Temple de Karabor
Il y a longtemps sur Draenor, le Temple de Karabor était le centrer du culte draeneï. Mais les prêtres dévots qui y priaient jadis sont morts depuis longtemps, massacrés par des orcs corrompus par les énergies démoniaques. A la suite du massacre, les démonistes du Conseil des ombres se sont emparés de la structure et l'ont rebaptisé d'un nouveau nom : le Temple noir.
After their defeat, the captured draenei clerics of Karabor were marched out, told that they were to be taken to Hellfire Citadel as prisoners of war. The warlock Teron'gor murdered each and every last one of them in cold blood outside of the walls.[1]
At some point, the orc J'argg Bloodfyre came here and obtained the blood of Mannoroth.[2]
During the Invasion of Draenor, it was used as a fortress by Ner'zhul and his Shadowmoon clan forces. After the planet's destruction and its transformation into Outland, the Black Temple was taken over by the Burning Legion. It was used as a "prime staging ground for the Burning Legion's campaign of destruction."[1]
Quand Illidan le Traître fuit vers Draenor (aujourd'hui appelée Outreterre), il chassa le souverain du temple - le seigneur des abîmes Magtheridon - et s'empara de son trône en tant que seigneur du monde brisé. Malgré l'amer châtiment de ses ennemis, Illidan commença à resserrer sa poigne sur l'Outreterre depuis son sanctum profané, où il attend quiconque oserait le défier.[3]
he Black Temple was besieged once by the Sha'tar forces of High General Auralion, but these draenei were destroyed by Val'zareq the Conqueror of the Crimson Sigil and their leader captured.[4] Some times later, the Burning Legion unleashed the fel reaver Doomwalker on the Temple.
Later, another army combining the forces of the Scryers and Aldor attacked again, this time helped by the Illidari rebel Akama and Maiev Shadowsong, former prisoner of the Betrayer.
Kanrethad Ebonlocke and Jubeka Shadowbreaker infiltrated the Black Temple, evading the Ashtongue Deathsworn under Akama who had reclaimed the temple after Illidan's death. Entering the Shrine of Lost Souls, Kanrethad recognized it as the power source that allowed Illidan to control demons without their being corrupted by the fel energies endemic to the Legion, and theorized that it had been originally intended as the power source to replace the Sunwell when Kael'thas Sunstrider and his blood elves aligned with him. Since Illidan's death, it grew in strength and power, waiting to be harnessed. The two warlocks prepared a crystal to absorb the arcane magics within the Shrine, leaving it to do its work when they heard Ashtongue patrols hunting them.
Later adventurer who studied warlock magics soon came on their trail. Reclaiming the now-empowered crystal and taking it to the summit, the warlock witnessed the opening of a massive gateway, and from it stepped Kanrethad in a monstrous demonic form, utterly corrupted by absorbing too much fel energy. Though Kanrethad's powers were formidable, the warlock persevered long enough for Jubeka to arrive and fulfill Kanrethad's earlier request to banish him.[5]
Following the break-in by the Council of the Black Harvest, Akama had his Sha'tari priests erect a holy barrier[6] to protect the temple from fel magic.[7] The Illidari, seeking to secure Akama and his knowledge about the Legion, sent Illidari-loyal Broken to infiltrate it and gain any valuable information.[8] Matron Mother Malevolence bypassed the holy barrier using the Grimoire of Arcane Ways, and the Illidari invaded the temple.[9]
Géographie[ | ]
Les 4 bosses après Supremus peuvent être battus dans un ordre non établi, mais ils doivent tous être vaincus pour débloquer la Mère Shahraz et continuer vers la fin de l'instance.
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Entrée[ | ]
- Article détaillé: Entrée au Temple noir
Though the attunement is no longer required to gain entrance to the Temple, you can still complete it. Below is a short guide on how to.
First you have to complete Akama's Promise. Then players adventuring in the Serpentshrine Cavern will have access to a quest from a Broken NPC named Seer Olum in Fathom-Lord Karathress's room (the quest is entitled The Secret Compromised). After delivering a message to Akama, he informs Illidan of Kael'thas' treachery in order to attempt to prove his loyalty (Illidan believes him, but is still suspicious). You will then need to slay Al'ar in the Eye of Tempest Keep so that Akama can convince Illidan he is still loyal.
The next part of the attunement involves killing Rage Winterchill, a lich boss, which is also the first boss in the Battle of Mount Hyjal instance. After this you are sent to Xi'ri outside the gates of Black Temple. You must slay the demonic Illidari forces outside the Temple in order to provide a distraction for Akama and Maiev to slip into the Temple undetected. After that Xi'ri rewards you with the Medallion of Karabor.
Butin[ | ]
- Article détaillé: Butin du Temple noir
Le Temple Noir est un raid de niveau 70 en Outreterre. On y trouve notamment le butin de tier 6 et les Lames jumelles d'Azzinoth.
Quêtes[ | ]
- À la recherche des Cendrelangues
- La rédemption du Cendrelangue
- La chute du Traître
- Piller le Temple noir (Démonistes uniquement)
Hauts faits[ | ]
- Le Temple noir (haut fait)
- Virée en guilde au temple noir
- Glaives de guerre d'Azzinoth (haut fait)
- Lié aux ligemorts
Annonce officielle[ | ]
From The Black Temple in Under Development:
Le Temple Noir[ | ]
Originally founded as a Draenei temple, this plot has been conquered and despoiled many times throughout the history of Outland, removing any spiritual grace it may have once held. The Black Temple has been the stage of the Orc Horde's blood curse, fortress for the then-mortal Ner'zhul, and a prime staging ground for the Burning Legion's campaign of destruction... Most recently, it has been claimed as home by Illidan, where he and his minions make their bid for power over the remnants of the shattered planet. Now, it is up to you to face the malefic forces of Illidan and his minions in hopes of freeing Outland from chaos and tyranny.
Black Temple is a 25-person raid dungeon located in Shadowmoon Valley.
- Explore an ancient site steeped in Warcraft lore
- Gain access to more than a hundred new rare and epic items, including tier-6 armor sets
- Choose your path through a nonlinear level-70 raid dungeon, as you make your way to...
- Face Illidan himself!
From Black Temple Preview in Under Development:
Long ago on Draenor, the Temple of Karabor was the center of draenei worship. But the devout priests who prayed there are long dead, slaughtered by marauding, demoniacally corrupted orcs. In the massacre's aftermath the warlocks of the Shadow Council seized the structure and bestowed upon it a new name: the Black Temple.
For years the Shadow Council bloodied the Black Temple with foul demonic rituals, but after the Second War the dark spellcasters fell to the Alliance's devastating invasion of Draenor. The shaman Ner'zhul hastily opened several dimensional portals in order to stage a retreat, and the resulting magical backlash ripped the world apart. In what had become the fractured realm of Outland, Ner'zhul's portals were a strategic advantage that appealed to the demon general Magtheridon, who quickly seized the Black Temple as his seat of power.
Magtheridon commanded many of the orcs remaining in Outland and bolstered his army with Legion forces streaming in through the portals. The pit lord's might remained unchallenged until Illidan the Betrayer decided to claim the Black Temple for himself. Illidan and Magtheridon fought a desperate battle on the temple walls, but in the end the pit lord proved no match for the wielder of the Twin Blades of Azzinoth. Illidan battered Magtheridon to the point of death, but the thrill of victory was short-lived....
The skies of Outland darkened as Kil'jaeden himself appeared before Illidan, furious at Illidan's failure to destroy the Lich King. The Betrayer was forced back to Azeroth for a disastrous attack on Icecrown Glacier. Bloodied by the death knight Arthas but not fully beaten, Illidan returned to Outland and established his throne within the Black Temple. And yet, despite Illidan's efforts to seal Ner'zhul's portals, Kil'jaeden's wrath will not be denied. Even now the merciless Doomwalker batters at the temple gates.
Dans le RPG[ | ]
Illidan the Betrayer stands as the lord of Outland and rules his domain from a massive, black iron ziggurat. Ner'zhul was originally responsible for this hulking edifice, but now blood elves, naga and Illidan's few other allies roam its corridors. The naga live in underground sewers, and the upper levels teem with blood elves, traps, evil and death. Rumors tell that beneath the citadel sprawls a great prison; trapped within are heroes from previous wars, languishing in unknown solitude.[10]
Anecdotes[ | ]
- In The Frozen Throne, the Black Temple was called "Black Citadel" and was situated in Hellfire Peninsula instead.
- The adjective for something coming from Karabor is Karaborian.[11]
- A joke Black Temple attunement quest line was published on the 1st of April 2007. This was a reference to the Hyjal attunement quest that technically requires players to complete most of the high-level dungeons in the game. Hyjal attunement was also a step in Black Temple attunement.
- Another joke of Blizzard about the Black Temple was the Priests of Baa'ri faction.
- The planet Azeroth is visible in the southern sky from the courtyard where you fight Supremus. It is also visible from the temple summit, although the view is cloudy.
- In Hearthstone, the Black Temple card back was rewarded for achieving Rank 20 in Ranked Season 2, which took place during May 2014. The flavor text reads: "“Fel Flame Green” is always in fashion at the Black Temple."
- An unknown entity time-traveled to the Black Temple right before the original Illidari attack on Mardum and modified the battleplans for the incoming assault to make them even better. Vormu of the bronze dragonflight came too late to stop this modification of the timeline.[12]
- In the trailer for the Black Temple raid, it shows the scene where Gul'dan's men attack the temple.
- The Temple changed hands many times: starting with the draenei of Velen, it was then taken by the Shadow Council of Gul'dan, and after that the Shadowmoon clan of Ner'zhul. After the destruction of Draenor, the demonic forces of Magtheridon settled there, before to be ousted by Illidan Stormrage's forces. After his death, the Temple was re-taken by the Ashtongue tribe of Akama, in a sense the rightful owners of the place.
- In April 2003, the Black Temple at level 70+ (level 70 was originally planned to be the level cap in vanilla) was among the planed instances for original World of Warcraft.[13]
Spéculation[ | ]
It is possible that Karabor was named after K'ara, the naaru that was ejected from the Genedar in the chaos of its crash and came to be known as the Dark Star to the orcs of Shadowmoon Valley.
Galerie[ | ]
- Karabor interior concept art.jpg
Warlords of Draenor temple interior concept art.
- Hearthstone
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Références[ | ]
- ↑ Divination: Gorefiend's Cloak
- ↑ Legends Volume 2, Family Values
- ↑ Black Temple
- ↑ The Journal of Val'zareq: Portends of War
- ↑ Pursuing the Black Harvest
- ↑ The Arcane Way
- ↑ Move Like No Other
- ↑ Back in Black (quest)
- ↑ Confrontation at the Black Temple
- ↑ Shadows & Light, pg. 150
- ↑ Karaborian Talisman, Karaborian Battle Axe
- ↑ Disturbance Detected: Black Temple
- ↑ Jeff Kaplan at Blizzcon 2007 - Dungeons & Raids Panel.
Liens externes[ | ]
Modèle:Sous-zones du Temple noir Modèle:Vallée Ombrelune
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