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Both Rex and Vorgan were thoroughly satisfied with their deal. After testing the Beast Scroll's power, Vorgan could not have been happier. His strength had doubled, giving him the confidence to defeat the Grand Marshal. In exchange for three Beast Scrolls and two Vampiric Potions, Rex had acquired a large collection of magic books treasured by Medivh, along with his magical research notes.
The Vampiric Potion increased damage and provided a degree of life-stealing. Rex was not entirely sure how that life-stealing effect worked in reality, but it was something that could enhance one's strength all the same. He was being rather irresponsible, but what could he do? The Warcraft System only offered these few kinds of consumable treasures that enhanced abilities.
These things should originally have belonged to Khadgar. Ever since the Archmage, who had taken Medivh as his mentor, stepped through the Dark Portal and lost contact with Azeroth, Karazhan's contents had become ownerless, and Dalaran had emptied the place. Most people naturally assumed Khadgar was dead. Statues of the five heroes who had ventured through the Dark Portal even stood in Stormwind City. But Rex, who knew the history well, knew how hard Khadgar was to kill. Turalyon and the others had disappeared, yet he was still alive and well in Outland. Never mind him-even Medivh had been resurrected by his mother.
Many thoughts flashed through Rex's mind, until he suddenly thought of Medivh's mother, Aegwynn. He abruptly realized that he needed to visit Karazhan. Resurrecting Medivh had taken many years, and judging by the current date, Medivh should