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Commentaire de Dungeon

Rhonin was the main character and brash, maverick, but lovable mage in the first warcraft novel Day of the Dragon.

Which centered around him freeing Alexstrasza from the clutches of the Dragonmaw Clan in Khaz Modan. You can visit the area in wetlands where the story takes place and there is a (rumored) instance to be added at that site centered around the Red flight at a later time post WoTLK.

There is a set of robes called Robes of Rhonin which drops off Archimonde in Hyjal Summit ( https://www.cuckhead.com/cata/item=30913 ).

Commentaire de 125380

where is he i need to find him

Commentaire de Hashrocket

Rhonin is the new leader of the Kirin Tor, and one of "The Six". As such, he's their faction leader in game (hence the ?? Boss), as well as ruler of their city, Dalaran.

Commentaire de 175306

You can find Falstad, the mighty dwarf from the Ist novel in Aerie Peak just near the entrance to the gryphons, now we get to see Rhonin too! this is cool.

Commentaire de 43709

The book always commented that Rhonin would wear his hair tucked into a ponytail... why he's not wearing one? :)

Commentaire de 145840

Rhonin played a vital role in the lore of warcraft. After all he was temporary a mentor to Illidan in the first war, not to mention the only human involved in it (due to a anormalia in time itself he was teleported there along with Krasus / Korialstrasz and the orc Broxigar) As krasus is his former mentor we can hope for a questline connecting the two. Rhonin himself is a mage of great power. It is uncertain if we can call him a "mage" as class however since he is not using any real mage specific spells in the book.

Commentaire de Luniwenor

his hair should be red, oh comeon :|

Commentaire de 204946

I hope Blizz will include his wife - Vereesa (I hope I'm spelling it right). The sister of Lady Sylvanas Wundrunner.
Edit: His hare should be red, tho, not blonde. His last name shows it - Rhonin Redhare.

Commentaire de Herbert

He will be the leader of the newly rebuilt and renovated (the insurance they took out luckily protected against scourge attack) Dalaran, flying above Northrend to combat Malygos, who has lessened in his (but still apparent) madness, declaring war on people who use magic, minus those who ran groveling.

Commentaire de 207197

Sry for putting this here but i dunno where i can put it---Will be in WotLK faction Knight of the Silverhand ? its my favourite faction but i didnt find it in list of factions so i dont know if this is mistake or one of blizzards epic fails that such a popular faction as is Knight of the Silverhand isnt in new datadisk...ps sry for my english and puting this topic here

Commentaire de 110457

Who read the Warcraft books knows that he has got red hair...why the hell is his hair blond now?

Commentaire de 187224

Rhonin's full name is Rhonin Redhair...... thats just barely more obvious than Garona Halforcen....

Commentaire de blackcrusader

i think he got blond hair because of some of the spellwork he has been weaving might have backfired
only thing i dont get is that he should have the same build as Khadgar, but here he is, looking like he could match an orc in a weight lifting contest, a skirt really would remedy his extra mussles

Commentaire de Doraliostrasz

Rhonin is also the husband of Vareesa Windrunner, making him sylvanas' brother in law.

Commentaire de 21839

Mary Sue alert

Commentaire de treehugger

He sends mail to players after they reach level 80 :)

Commentaire de 35357

In fact, what I was commenting on was Chillsizzle's assertion that Rhonin was the author's Mary Sue (or in this case Marty Stu / Gary Stu / etc.), a term that is usually applied to bad fanfiction, where the writer creates their own character whose own goals and development take priority over the established canon. I realise that I was a little flippant in my post, but Mary Sues usually do have everything go their own way and save the day.

Giving him character flaws (which aren't really all that negative, such as his recklessness and hotheadedness) is merely there to make him seem more sympathetic. Nobody wants to read about a character who is perfect in every way.

Now, the first book is fine if you like it, as the character is involved with his own arc, which is the driving force of the plot. And it builds on the established lore, without changing what went before, even opening the way for some new plotlines.

The fact that Knaak wrote him into his other books (the War of the Ancients trilogy), which were about events that happen thousands of years before Rhonin was born. Yet, through a plot contrivance he is sent back in time (time travel is another hallmark of Mary Sues) with two other of the author's own characters, who then have an effect on the outcome, tying him to Illidan, arguably most popular character in Warcraft (even if he didn't actually teach him, though incidentally mentor is a synonym for teacher), compounds the charge that he's a Mary Sue. The whole canon was altered because of that trilogy.

Now, I freely admit I've never read his books (I like a better caliber of fantasy writer like Tolkien, Pratchett or Moor@#$%) but the lore of Azeroth is something that has always greatly interested me. I've always used resources like this site and wowwiki to find out the story of places like Grim Batol and the Greymane Wall, that are in game but have no content yet, and I played WC2 and WC3 (plus the expansions) before WoW was released so I do know a lot about the story. Having someone come in and retcon events just so he can write about his own characters kinda annoys me. And I also know Blizzard gave him their approval to make these changes, and that's something I can't understand. The War of the Ancients stands on it's own as a story, adding more characters to it is pointless, and creates lore problems Blizzard needs to then readdress.

Then again, Blizzard isn't too bothered about upsetting the established lore to suit their own purposes, just look at the Draenei.

Commentaire de 236968

And those three characters have become very important characters in Warcraft lore - Rhonin is now the leader of the Kirin Tor in WotLK, Krasus is the consort of Alexastrasza and a prominent figure in WotLK, and Broxigar is brother to Saurfang and the first Orc to confront the Burning Legion head-on. It's not as if the author created these characters, imbued them with amazing abilities and made them important characters... Blizzard definitely had a hand in it, especially since they've been featured in the game since WoW was first released. Saurfang spoke of Broxigar and holds him in high-esteem, we see the ruins of the caravan that Deathwing attacked in Day of the Dragon near Grim Batol, the fact that Grim Batol is now overrun by red dragons and Deathwing has been missing since his defeat in the novel, the mention of Krasus in several quests, Falstad Wildhammer (Rhonin's companion) being the leader of the dwarves in the Hinterlands, and now Rhonin, Krasus and Veressa being their own NPCs in WotLK.

The novels definitely have an impact on the game (or maybe it's Blizzard just telling them what they can work with so it can be used in the game) - look at the novels The Last Guardian. It introduces us to Moroes, Medvih's assistant, now a boss in Karazhan. Or Lord of the Clans - where it shoes Thrall escaping with the help of Taretha Foxton, who is then featured in the game during the Escape from Hillsbrad instance and in a quest line in Hillsbrad where a servant of Thrall sends the player to recover Taretha's necklace. Or the novel Of Blood and Honor which sets up the relationship between Eitrigg and Tirion Fordring, which has been touched upon in the game several times now.

As for the Ancients trilogy, I seriously doubt the author went in and created this story that changed the lore so much and then had Blizzard go along with it - it's more like Blizzard told him what can be done and what's going to be changed to better fit their new lore. Obviously Blizzard changed a lot, not just with the War of the Ancients - as you said, Draenei backstory was changed as well. So it's not very fair to accuse the author of meddling and getting away with it. What happened in the Ancients trilogy is what Blizzard wanted to happen. And why can't the two go together, anyway? You have the normal timeline where things went as originally told, but then the time portal opens up 10,000 years later which sends the three figures into the past, where they change and affect some of it, creating a new timeline. Illidan, Malfurion, Tyrande, Cenarius, the dragons.. those guys are still the heroes of the story, the truly powerful figures, but Rhonin and the others still have their impacts. Broxigar helps to slow down the Legion advance just enough to allow the others to shut the portal by causing a little scratch on Sargeras, for instance, but he's ultimately killed in the process. It's not detracting from the major players in any bit. Illidan is still Illidan, etc.

Think of it like the Star Wars books - the authors can't go and kill the Big Three, and they're all bound to the canon of Star Wars. They can't go and do whatever they please with their stories, they have to abide by each other's works, etc. You can't have a story where Luke goes back in time and fixes the past so Anakin doesn't become Vader, you can't have a character dying in one book and reappearing in another, can't make any galaxy-changing events unless it's done with the approval of the Licensing people at Lucas who manage it all, etc. Knaak isn't doing anything more than what's given to him by Blizzard.

Commentaire de 265933

Just curious, does Rhonin have any special dialog if you approach him wearing his robe? https://www.cuckhead.com/cata/item=30913

Commentaire de 313556

What I am wondering is can I get that staff and how?

Commentaire de 236163

Rhonin will be taking A'dal's role in patch 3.1 as the official crier, that indicates whenever a certain significant boss has been defeated.

After defeating Algalon the Observer/(Raid Destroyer), and turning in whatever quest item he drops, Rhonin will begin monologuing for a minute or so.

Like A'dal before him, and Bolvar/Thrall before that, my guess is that this monologue will grant everyone in Dalaran a 2-hour buff.

You can hear the monologue, along with most of Algalon's audio here. Rhonin's part starts at 4:47. Be warned: may contain spoilers!

Rhonin is voiced by Keith Silverstein in the video and in the Secrets of Ulduar official trailer.

Commentaire de 223905

When you use the underbelly elixir when i does this effect https://www.cuckhead.com/cata/spell=59843#comments Rhonin gets turned into a girl, it's so loling funny!

Commentaire de 359555

Rhonin and Lady Jaina Proudmoore are not part of alliance but they partner with horde, strange since they are humans, one member of alliance is partner with them and that is Brann Bronzebeard

Commentaire de 225569

Blizzard gave him a model update of Red hair in patch 3.1 I believe as compared to the picture at the top.

Commentaire de 239920

WARNIN::: RANDOM FACT

I was on a Belf alt in dala yester day when i noticed this- Rhonin is actually Taller than my blood elf. With a hemet. Either im going crazy or hes just like 7' Tall

Commentaire de 150475

He wears mage t8.5

Commentaire de 395903

They still have yet to give Rhonin a quotes.

Commentaire de 423089

very, very ridicoulusly good looking staff

Commentaire de 404088

He could Kill 2 racial bosses cause of his HP.... GO RHONIN!

Commentaire de 187967

"The Battle of Grim Batol" p.2-3
With the Dragonqueen as his hostage, Nekros built up a secret army within the abandoned - some say cursed - Wildhammer stronghold of Grim Batol planning to unleash his forces and the mighty Red Dragons on the Alliance. Nekros hoped to reunite the Horde and continue its conquest of Azeroth. His vision did not come to pass: a small group of resistance fighters, led by the human mage Rohnin managed to destroy the Demon Soul and free the Dragonqueen from Nekros' command.

book found at the Bael'dun Digsite in Mulgore

Commentaire de Theodoric

I don't know if anyone have noticed what I just noticed.

Rhonin's staff got the same model as Lord Jaraxxus's staff does.

Commentaire de Starmaiden

Oddly I just saw a speech given, yelled, by Rhonin in The Eventide. If you did indeed adjust your screen to look above through out the speech you saw an awesome demonstration:

Citizens of Dalaran! Raise your eyes to the skies and observe!

Today our world's destruction has been averted in defiance of our very makers!

Algalon the Observer, herald of the titians, has been defeated by our brave comrades in the depths of the titan city of Ulduar.

Algalon was sent here to judge the fate of our world.

He found a planet whose races had deviated from the titans' blueprints. A planet where not everything had gone according to plan.

Cold logic deemed our world not worth saving. Cold logic, however, does not account for the power of free will. It's up to each of us to prove this is a world worth saving.

That our lives... our lives are worth living.

Commentaire de 395903

Does anyone know what the name of the staff he is using?

Commentaire de 386178

So... Rhonin REDhair is actually blond? or am i colorblind?

Commentaire de Ninjazombie

Rhonin now starts the breadcrumb quest to Wyrmrest Temple to begin the Ruby Sanctum quests.

Commentaire de 84244

Is there a determining factor in Rhonin giving out the lead-in quest for the Ruby Sanctum? Every one I know is able to get the bread crumb quest , but it is not showing up for me. Also, when other players try to share it out with me, they get a system message that says I am not eligible. I spoke with a GM, but the GM was insistent that Rhonin in no way, shape or form gives out any quest related to the Ruby Sanctum yet, I was logged in and right next to my friend when he got the quest.

Any ideas why some are able to get it and others are not? Did Rhonin quit giving the quest out already? In any event, it seems odd a GM would insist the quest does not and never has existed.

Commentaire de 84244

Just wanted to update my post quick - I spoke with another GM and he said the lead-in (bread crumb ) quest for Ruby Sanctum from Rhonin has an Ashen Verdict Rep eligibility. He said he was fairly sure all one has to be is friendly for it to open. Also, he noted that he was going to escalate the inquiry just in case it was some sort of bug/error that a lead in would require rep to open up availability. Hope this helps any other people that were confused as to why some of their characters could get the lead in to Ruby Sanctum from Rhonin while some others could not. P.S. You do not need this lead-in quest to get in, you can simply go to Wyrmrest and get the other - it was just something I found confusing and wondered about so pursued to find the answer.

Commentaire de thechosen1

Funny.. if you're on this page on the Cata version of WoWhead, it says Rhonin belongs to the Wildhammer Clan, not the Kirin Tor.

Commentaire de TonyFox

After Algalon the Observer in Ulduar is defeated, he stands next to the sculpture outside of the southern bank in Dalaran and gives the following speech:

Citizens of Dalaran! Raise your eyes to the skies and observe! Today our world's destruction has been averted in defiance of our very makers! Algalon the Observer, herald of the titans, has been defeated by our brave comrades in the depths of the titan city of Ulduar. Algalon was sent here to judge the fate of our world. He found a planet whose races had deviated from the titans' blueprints. A planet where not everything had gone according to plan. Cold logic deemed our world not worth saving. Cold logic, however, does not account for the power of free will. It's up to each of us to prove this is a world worth saving. That our lives... our lives are worth living.

Commentaire de spartondan

Anyone know what the staff is that hes holding?

Commentaire de zomg5

anyone think he should have a role in cata?
he was awesome in days of the dragon

Commentaire de asloversgo

His staff uses the same model as this item, only with a different skin.

Commentaire de spartondan

Oh thank you! I knew someone would be helpful enough.

Commentaire de matamoros

As far as humans go..... you're alright! How's Broxigar! Tell that badass to go kill more demons!

Commentaire de nanonicus

"We received Brann's message, and we have begun preparations."

/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Creature\\Rhonin\\UR_Rhonin_Event01.wav")

"Citizens of Dalaran! Raise your eyes to the skies and observe!"

/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Creature\\Rhonin\\UR_Rhonin_Event02.wav")

"Today our world's destruction has been averted in defiance of our very makers!"

/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Creature\\Rhonin\\UR_Rhonin_Event03.wav")

"Algalon the Observer, herald of the titans, has been defeated by our brave comrades in the depths of the titan city of Ulduar."

/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Creature\\Rhonin\\UR_Rhonin_Event04.wav")

"Algalon was sent here to judge the fate of our world."

/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Creature\\Rhonin\\UR_Rhonin_Event05.wav")

"He found a planet whose races had deviated from the titans' blueprints. A planet where not everything had gone according to plan."

/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Creature\\Rhonin\\UR_Rhonin_Event06.wav")

"Cold logic deemed our world not worth saving. Cold logic, however, does not account for the power of free will. It's up to each of us to prove this is a world worth saving."

/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Creature\\Rhonin\\UR_Rhonin_Event07.wav")

"That our lives... our lives are worth living."

/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Creature\\Rhonin\\UR_Rhonin_Event08.wav")

Commentaire de Inolor

I would like to see his two sons.

Commentaire de 955510

Does anyone know the name of his boots he's wearing? Or anything that looks the same.

Need boots for Mage Tier 8!

Commentaire de Sentro

With Mists of Pandaria, Rhonin will no longer be the leader of the Kirin Tor as Jaina Proudmoore takes his place.

What happens to Rhonin isn't known as of yet, but it is sure that the Kirin Tor will change their friendly attitude towards the horde with Jaina as their leader, since she seeks revenge after the horde destroyed a big part of Theramore.

Edit:
Beware: MASSIVE Spoilers ahead!

Rhonin gets killed by the effects of a giant manabomb who was created by the bloodelves of the horde. Some goblins threw it from a zeppelin at the sky over Theramore to destroy the city and kill the inhabitants.
Because the war between Alliance and Horde reached incredible proportions Jaina asked different persons to help her defending Theramore. The most prominent members were Vereesa Windrunner, Rhonin, Shandris Feathermoon and Kalecgos. There were even a lot of soldiers (mostly from the 7th legion) to defend the city. But when the horde dropped the bomb down on Theramore everybode except Jaina, Vereesa, Shandris and Kalecgos died. Jaina refused to leave her beloved city even when she did know that there was no chance once the horde uses the bomb, so Rhonin simply pushed her into a portal which lead to Dalaran. It was too late for him to step through the portal, too, so he died as a follow-up of the giant amounts of unleashed magic.
With the assault on Theramore the horde/Garrosh Hellscream made a few enemies even more aggressive: Kalecgos and his blue dragonflight, Vereesa and the Silver Covenant, the Kirin Tor with Jaina as their leader and the sentinels under the command of Shandris Feathermoon.

Rest in peace, Rhonin. You died the death of a true hero, just like your old companion Brox.
May Azeroth never forget what you did for it.

Commentaire de TerraBoii

Rhonin will be replaced by jaina as the leader of the Krin Tor. Dont know how this is goting to affect the horde because of Jaina's city being bombed.

(SPOILER AHEAD)

Rhonin gets killed in the book War Of The Tides after Theramore is destroyed . Jaina survives because Rhonin pushed her through a portal ( Should try that on mailbox campers). Veseera ( Slyvanas's sister Rhonin's Wife ) is still alive.

Commentaire de Reignac

After learning that the Horde was about to attack Theramore, the Kirin Tor arrived at Jaina's request to help. Rhonin insisted that they would not abandon their neutrality; they would help civilians escape, but they will not fight Horde soldiers.

When it was discovered that a mana bomb was going to drop on Theramore, Rhonin used his magic to contain the explosion. If he didn't do this, the entire Dustwallow Marsh would have exploded along with the city. Moments before his sacrifice, Rhonin pushed Jaina through a portal, telling her that she was the future of the Kirin Tor.

The last thing Jaina saw was Rhonin staring defiantly at the mana bomb, arms outstretched, before exploding into violet dust.

Commentaire de Nerobyrne

This guy single-handedly convinced me that quests should never contain public voice lines.
I am so glad WoW gives me the ability to instanly silence my audio. If I could attack a friendly NPC, this guy would die instantly every time he opens his mouth.
Words cannot describe how instanely annoying he is. He's the main reason I don't play end-game in WotlK, because then I would have to subject others to this inane garbage.
Not only is it annoying to have the same guy yell at you every 5 minutes, his actual lines make no sense either.

Whoever wrote them must have slept through philosophy class.
Please, do everyone a favor and silence this fool.

Commentaire de breaker581

This guy is SOOOO annoying! Every 10 damn minutes in Dalaran, he gives his little speech. Which I sadly now have memorized as I've heard it so many times. He is one of the mains reasons that I have the dialog audio down to nearly zero lol.

Rhonin <Chef du Kirin Tor>

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