"Reign of Chaos" Human Campaign 9 for 10 Quiz

Answer: Lightbringer

Uther the Lightbringer was a key character through the "Warcraft" series. In the Human campaign in "Warcraft III", he is Arthas' teacher, and helps him in his quests. However, as the story progresses, Arthas becomes darker, and Uther does not agree with his motives or actions. In the undead campaign, when Arthas is in service of the Lich King, he kills Uther and never looks back.

Answer: Orcs

The Orcs and Humans have been at war for a long time (in the first two games, the only two factions to play as were Orcs and Humans). Many old generals and admirals still believe that Orcs are brutes that cannot be tames, and strive to kill or imprison them all.

In the first few missions, these are your primary enemies until your attention is directed at the more pressing matter of the undead. Just before the battle of Mt. Hyjal, the Orcs, Human, and Night Elves even form an alliance in order to defeat the Undead.

Answer: Riflemen

Humans are the most technologically advanced race in "Warcraft III". While the other races rely on magic and brute strength, Humans have machines, as well as useful spell casters that provide more of a support role than a primary one. The ranged unit for Night Elves is the Archer, and Headhunters (spear throwers) for Orcs. The Undead have Crypt Fiends which shoot web like substances.

Answer: Dwarves

Dwarves are the mechanics and engineers, along with gnomes, of the Alliance. They are the Mortar Teams, and Riflemen, and they created Steam Engines. However, they also rely, to a degree, on brute strength (which the have a lot of), as seen with the Mountain King and Gryphon Riders.

Answer: Andorhal

In the campaign, the disease that the Cult of the Damned used to turn villagers into the undead was spread via grain. Arthas and Jaina saw the markings of Andorhal, the primary grain distribution center for the region, on boxes of infected grain. They knew that this meant that the disease would be spread rapidly. They tried to stop the spread of the grain, but they were too late.

Answer: Elemental

When we first met Jaina in chapter three, they was attacked by ogres, but Arthas told his men not to interfere. She summoned a Water Elemental to help her fight them off, proving herself as a tough fighter. One of the Archmage's skills is to summon a Water Elemental, and can put three hero points into it. It is a good fighter to have in a fight.

Answer: Resurrection

Resurrection is the ultimate skill of all Paladins. Ultimates can be learned at level six, and can only have one hero point put into them. Resurrection rives up to six nearby corpses back to life, fully healed and ready to fight. A very useful ability in a fight when your army is starting to dwindle, or if you're saving your resources instead of just remaking an army.

Answer: Ogre Magi

While Arthas chased Mal'Ganis, the Dreadlord, to Northrend, Uther went to the king to advise him to order the immediate retreat of all Alliance forces in Northrend to prevent any loss of life and to keep Arthas from becoming totally mad. Arthas was furious when he received word, and snuck around the forests and mountains while the peasants were clearing the forest in order to get back to the ships (the other route involved fighting through the undead).

He sabotaged all the ships (with the help of mercenaries along the way) to prevent his forces from returning before the job was done.

He then explained that it was the Ice Trolls and Ogres that savagely destroyed the ships, betraying the mercenaries that helped him.

Answer: Northrend

Northrend is where Mal'Ganis ran after ravaging about Lordaeron. Arthas chased him to the frozen land to eliminate the threat. There, Arthas found Frostmourn, which granted him immense power, but also enslaved him to the will of the Lich King. At the final Battle, Mal'Ganis notice that Arthas had found the cursed rune blade and asked him what the dark lords were telling him. Arthas reveled that the leaders of the Scourge had told him that his time to rise had come, and that it was time for Mal'Ganis to fall. Mal'Ganis was taken aback with his master's betrayal, but Arthas cut him down before he could do anything else.

Answer: Lordaeron

Lordaeron was the kingdom in which Arthas grew up in, and to which he was heir to. When he returned from his ventures on Northrend, he killed his father, the king, and assumed control, all the while with the intentions of the Lich King in mind. He then worked to corrupt and enslave the inhabitants of the land, as well as many other dark deeds to help the Scourge along. Needless to say, no one accepted Arthas as their new king.