The Kingdom of Lordaeron had set out on the path of pursuing dark powers.
The mages of Dalaran knew very well that this was an incredibly dangerous path.
But going to war with the Kingdom of Lordaeron over it was certainly unrealistic!
On the surface, they were all friendly brother nations.
As for minor friction in private and covert attempts to trip one another up, those were all necessities of international affairs.
But an open rupture was absolutely out of the question!
Besides, the Dalaran Magic Kingdom, the most powerful of them all, was not afraid of whatever trouble the Kingdom of Lordaeron might stir up.
The human kingdoms bordering the Kingdom of Lordaeron also included the Kingdom of Gilneas and the Kingdom of Alterac.
The Kingdom of Gilneas lay to the west of the Kingdom of Lordaeron.
The worgen race in the game had originated there.
The humans of this kingdom already had a distinctly wolfish nature.
They had a strong sense of impending danger and had nearly finished building their hundred-meter-high wall, so they were not worried about the Kingdom of Lordaeron's dark powers.
As long as no tremendous earthquake like the Cataclysm occurred, the towering, imposing wall would protect them.
As for foreign trade, the Kingdom of Gilneas had a sizable harbor on its western coast.
Closing the land checkpoints and relying on maritime transport would be enough to keep the kingdom running normally.
The Kingdom of Alterac was not in such a good position!
The two kingdoms lay close against each other, one to the south and one to the north, sharing a long border.
In particular, Caer Darrow, an island in the Barov Family's fief, extended deep into the heart of the Kingdom of Lordaeron.
The Kingdom of Lordaeron already eyed the Kingdom of Alterac