Now, while some pandaren align themselves with the Horde and others with the Alliance, they all venture out to heal the world beyond their homeland.So Pandaren are the new playable race.
His deal with fate shrouded his land within an impenetrable mist for ten thousand years, but the nature of his transaction has left Pandaria haunted ever since. One of the most famous such wanderers was the brewmaster Chen Stormstout, who set out looking for exotic ingredients for his special ale and wound up an integral part of the founding of the Horde.ĭuring the bleak days that preceded the sundering of the world, when demons flooded onto Azeroth and threw the entirety of the mortal realm into jeopardy, the last Emperor of the pandaren discovered a way to protect his land from the devastation. However, every now and then, a pandaren is born with a thirst for adventure that rivals his or her thirst for a strong drink, and he or she strikes out to explore beyond Pandaria’s shores. Honorable and filled with a love of good company, good food-and every now and then, a good friendly brawl-the pandaren have been content to live in seclusion, allowing their culture to flourish and thrive away from the influence of the outside world. Through tenacity, diplomacy, and a unique form of unarmed combat, the pandaren staged a successful revolution that deposed the mogu and established a pandaren empire that would prosper for thousands of years. The noble history of the pandaren people stretches back thousands of years, well before the empires of man and before even the sundering of the world.ĭenizens of a wondrous and fertile land, the pandaren once labored under the oppressive thumb of a monstrous race of ancient warlords known as the mogu. Hailing from the Pandaren Empire located on Pandaria, they are humanoid pandas with a great love of nature and strong ales.Ĭouched in myth and legend, rarely seen and even more rarely understood, the enigmatic pandaren have long been a mystery to the other races of Azeroth. Pandaren are one of the most elusive races of Azeroth. For my kind, the true question is: What is worth fighting for?" -Chen Stormstout Why do we fight? To protect Home, and Family.
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