The Pandaren would also spread the ways of the monk to races of the Alliance and Horde. (Player characters who played as pandaren can choose to join Tushui or Huojin at a certain level). The resulting battle and clash of ideals casued the Tushui sect of pandaren to swear allegiance to the Alliance, while the Huojin joined the Horde. One such figure was Chen Stormstout, who allied himself with Rexxar and Rokhan, heroes of the Horde, and was instrumental in helping to found Orgrimmar.ĭuring the Cataclysm, the protective mists around Pandaria began to break down, and this caused Alliance and Horde warships to arrive on the continent during Mists of Pandaria and renew their conflict there, drawing the native pandaren into the conflict. During the Great Sundering at the end of the War of the Ancients, Shaohao, the last pandaren emperor, sealed the continent of Pandaria behind a veil of mist, hiding Pandaria from the outside world for millennia, although a smaller civilization of pandaren wandered the world on a gigantic turtle known as the Shen-zin Su, the Wandering Isle, keeping Pandaria informed of the outside world.ĭuring the Third War, Pandaren would start to be seen on Azeroth, with the Pandaren Brewmaster heroes that sometimes appeared in taverns, working tirelessly to perfect their brews. In the past, the pandaren were slaves of the race known as the mogu (and that's a really long story, so we'll skip that for when we actually have a pandaren-themed expansion) until they managed to throw off the shackles of slavery in a revolution. They hail from the comtinent of Pandaria.
Panda people! The Pandaren is one of Azeroth's most enigmatic races. The penultimate article for the Classic and Basic set, this one will cover all the races that aren't part of the Alliance and Horde - the Pandaren (allied with both), the demons of the Burning Legion, and all the miscellaneous animals, murlocs and whatnot.
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