| rdfs:comment | - First, they followed her into battle, and with their brutish strength at her command, they tore into the demons of Felwood. As the Night Elves pushed the Legion south, Starsong noticed the worgen packs showing independance, defiance, and were no longer taking orders from the very being who brought them into the world. Velinde Starsong then decided to stop summoning the worgen. It is known that the dark mage Morganth and Black Riders from Deadwind Pass were searching for it in Duskwood.
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| abstract | - First, they followed her into battle, and with their brutish strength at her command, they tore into the demons of Felwood. As the Night Elves pushed the Legion south, Starsong noticed the worgen packs showing independance, defiance, and were no longer taking orders from the very being who brought them into the world. Velinde Starsong then decided to stop summoning the worgen. Although they were a direct gift from Elune, she began to think of them as somewhat as a threat. As the battles waged on, Starsong noticed the number of Worgen continually growing. It was as though the Scythe no longer required her for the summoning process. While searching for Arugal to ask him for help, she lost the Scythe within a cave in Duskwood. It is known that the dark mage Morganth and Black Riders from Deadwind Pass were searching for it in Duskwood. In the Grizzly Hills, a group of trappers requests that the Alliance assist them recover a relic in a cedar chest. A slip of the tongue hints at this relic being the Scythe, and these trappers under Ivan are possibly members of the Wolfcult of Arugal. Even if they are not, the Shade of Arugal is defeated in future quests, and Ivan seems to have been the last recorded instance of a scythe bearer. What this may bode for the Grizzly Hills has yet to be seen.
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