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Commento di Mumpley

The Northrend Vanguard Achievment and this proves Knights of the Ebon Blade is a grindable faction for classes other than the Death Knight.

Commento di Rattja

Okey, this guy has either figured out how to clone himself, or some sort of time travel.. I'm found two of him standing together looking into a wall.. then I blew my own horn, that made three =o My own despawned before I could summon again.

Commento di 216971

The weirdest thing happened when I went to turn a quest in to this guy, I saw him 2 of him standing on the ledge at 28,45, by the portal, and it looked like somebody else was turning a quest in. I got to open the quest text but before I could click Complete Quest he flew miles up, can't figure out how to turn the quest in now...

Commento di brionl

Once you find Unliving Choker as a drop from one of the scourge in the area and turn it in to him at Ebon Watch, he starts An Invitation, of Sorts.... After a couple of steps he sends you to the Reliquary of Pain, and you get the horn to summon him.

Commento di Gemily

The posts I was responding to have been deleted or purged.

As for the people who are only on "An Invitation, of Sorts" and want to know where to find him initially, he's at the Ebon Watch, in the southwest part of Zul'Drak

Commento di 11294

I want his mount. It looks so much better then Winged Steed of the Ebon Blade. He is riding Persistence which is a frost wyrm but not the same type as Frostwyrm Mount. That mounts 3D view can bee seen here. Note that the heads and other parts are different.

Commento di shefu

Trivia: Stefan (spelled like this) is actually a Romanian name, and even his last name "Vadu" is very similar to traditional Romanian (and Aromanian) last names (Mutu, Zicu etc)

Commento di domacleod

I've read some romanian war history..
It seems that the name of a leader of one of the 3 parts of romania was called Stefan the great, also known as Stefan Voda, where voda is the highest rank in both military and royalty.
And no ,he isn't from Transylvania, but from Moldavia or the other one (can't spell it). One of Transylvania's leaders is ineed called Vlad the Impaler, and a miss-spelled story made him be called Vlad Dracula instead of Vlad the Dragon.

Commento di Carect

Anyone know what his armor is supposed to be? This one wants it :)

Commento di whitedragon254

His mount had a major nerf. looks less cooler

Commento di 345243

His tabard also looks cool can u get one that looks similar?

Commento di Yaracklea

Yeah, i was actually looking up the name because it really sounds romanian.

I had found another NPC on a boat in the SW harbor and his name is Sorin Oprescu, who is the mayor of Bucharest, the capital of Romania :)

Commento di 320827

Nerf DKs even more! They can friggin tame sapphiron! D: Either that, or he is the undead version of Chuck Norris.

Commento di CycloneDuke

Noting since it hasn't actually been specified.
This is the horn that Stefan gives you to summon him during the quest chain.

Commento di GolunofDarkIron

Stefan no longer requires the horn to speak to, he is dismounted at the north end of the reliquary of pain. He faces the wall and gives and accepts all quests he normally does.

Commento di 255836

This NPC is present inside the ICC - Light's Hammer, at 42.3, 27.2.

If you talk to him, he responds,
"The Lich King is near, <name>. His voice taunts me...

Let us silence him at last!"

I wonder who he is...

Commento di Uhhh

Stefan (Serbian Cyrillic: Стефан) was a name adopted by all the Nemanjić rulers of medieval Serbia. The name Stefan is derived from Greek Stephanos, meaning "crowned with wreath (stephos)". All Serbian rulers after Stefan Prvovenčani ("the First-Crowned") added the name Stefan (Stephen) before their birth names after ascending the throne as a manner of honoring the earlier rulers of their dynasty Stefan Nemanja and Stefan Prvovenčani.
Stefan Nemanja, who venerated Saint Stephen as his patron saint, was a descendant of the Vojislavljevići, rulers of Zahumlje. The House of Nemanjić was named after him and produced eleven Serbian monarchs between 1166 and 1371, each of them using Stefan as part of their regnal name. The House is therefore also known as "Stephanid dynasty". As all subsequent monarchs of the house used it, the name assumed symbolic significance. It became inseparable from the monarchy, and all claimants denoted their royal pretension by adopting the same name. Some rulers reigned with double names: Stefan Nemanja, Stefan Radoslav, Stefan Vladislav, and Stefan Uroš, while Prvovenčani and Dečanski are epithets, not names. The exact nature of Dragutin and Milutin — names or nicknames — is unclear. However, unlike the names Nemanja, Radoslav, Vladislav, Uroš, and even Dušan, they never appear in the official contemporary sources. Therefore Prvovenčani and Dragutin are most accurately to be simply numbered, since Stefan was their only official name.
In 1345, Stefan Uroš IV Dušan of Serbia assumed the imperial title Tsar.

Commento di 195691

When you speak to him, he says it's best to fight fire with fire. Why don't you try killing a Water Elemental with only Icy Touch.

Stefan Vadu

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