In the southern Barrens lay Quilboar territory, home to Razorfen and Razorfen Downs. But things changed after Baine Bloodhoof led the Bloodhoof Legion here.
Wielding the Runic Spear, Baine Bloodhoof led the Bloodhoof Legion into Razorfen and personally slew the Quilboar High Shaman, Karga Spine.
As they fought their way into Razorfen, countless Tauren warriors and Quilboar fell along the way. The baptism of blood taught Baine Bloodhoof the cruelty of war.
After Karga Spine's death, the Quilboar once again returned to their faith in the boar demigod Agamaggan, and the evil spell that had long bound Agamaggan's soul vanished.
Using the flesh and blood of his traitorous descendants as a catalyst, the soul of the boar demigod Agamaggan appeared above Razorfen. Razorfen and Razorfen Downs had formed because of Agamaggan's fall.
At last, the boar demigod Agamaggan could be resurrected. The thorns of Razorfen and Razorfen Downs began to contract, converging into an enormous sphere.
Endless energy flowed into the sphere of thorns from all directions. After some time—
A thunderous roar erupted from within the thorn sphere. With his sharp tusks, the boar demigod Agamaggan tore it apart and strode out.
Taking advantage of Deathwing shattering the World Pillar, the boar demigod Agamaggan had also been resurrected.
For ten thousand years, his soul had been bound, his energy continuously siphoned away by his own descendants. Perhaps only Illidan, imprisoned for ten thousand years himself, could truly understand that suffering.
The resurrected Agamaggan glared furiously northward, toward Mount Hyjal. His eyes burned with rage. He did not hate Mannoroth, the Pit Lord who had killed him; he had simply been weaker. The one he hated was the demigod Cenarius.
He had already sensed that the Night Elves were performing resurrection rituals for the forest demigods who had fallen in