Loken, Captain of the Transport Corps

Just as Xal'atath had said, she had truly pulled it off. The Old Gods had an iron grip on the matter of corrupting wills; even the Titans' constructs of steel could not resist. To this day, nothing had been found that the Old Gods could not corrupt.

Fjorn the Fire Giant submitted to Rend. He would wield his hammer and anvil for Rend, forging steel behemoths for the Horde.

Afterward, under the mediation of Archaedas the King of the Earth and Ironaya, the battle between the Frost Giants and Thorim the Storm King, which had lasted for tens of thousands of years, finally came to an end.

After countless tens of thousands of years of continuous production, the steel army of Loken the King of Wisdom had reached an utterly terrifying size. It was not inferior in the slightest to the Scourge of the neighboring, now-defeated Lich King. Moreover, being composed entirely of steel constructs, its combat power far surpassed that of the Scourge.

It could be said that if the elite forces of all five columns of Loken the King of Wisdom's steel army were deployed, even an Alliance-Horde alliance would find it difficult to withstand them.

To retake the Terrace of the Makers, Archaedas the King of the Earth, Thorim the Storm King, and Ironaya gathered every force that could be assembled in the Storm Peaks.

There were the Earthen Dwarves loyal to Thorim the Storm King, the Hyldnir, the Frost Giants of Dun Niffelem, the Blackrock Expeditionary Force, and troops from other races, such as Frost Dwarves and the Taunka of the Storm Peaks. However, the latter were so few in number as to be nearly negligible.

The allied army dedicated to liberating Ulduar launched a fierce assault on the Terrace of the Makers.

The Terrace of