The Bronze Dragonflight might not have had the most appealing name, but there was no questioning their strength. How strong were they? Their power could be compared to the waters of the Great Sea. The Night Elves were the strongest race in Azeroth, but only if the Five Dragon Aspects were excluded.
If the Five Dragon Aspects were included, the Night Elves' claim to first place would lose much of its weight. They would have to surrender that position to the Bronze Dragonflight.
Still, the Night Elves were immensely powerful. Only the Bronze Dragonflight could firmly outmatch them. Compared with the other dragonflights, the Night Elves still held the advantage in strength.
The Bronze Dragonflight was spread across Tanaris, Silithus, and Northrend. Some bronze dragons also roamed the Plaguelands and Outland, carrying out special missions of their own.
Their society was broadly divided into three parts. The Brood of Nozdormu, led by Anachronos, handled external affairs and contact with mortals. The Keepers of Time, under the command of the Sands of the Shifting Sands, monitored and maintained time and fought the Infinite Dragonflight. At the highest level, the Sands of the Shifting Sands, led by Nozdormu's consort Soridormi, managed all the Bronze Dragonflight's affairs. The Sands of the Shifting Sands seemed to have accepted Anachronos's advice and begun cooperating with mortals, enlisting their help to fight their enemies.
Like every other race, the Bronze Dragonflight had a male-led society. However, because the Lord of Time was so mysterious, all administrative duties were entrusted to his consort and offspring. Despite these many divisions, the Bronze Dragonflight was an egalitarian society without religious beliefs. Every dragon worked hard to fulfill their duties, and they supported and respected only one individual: Nozdormu. It could be said that their unity of thought provided the