Night elf Queen Azshara with N'Zoth moments after the Great Sundering as shown in Warbringers.ĭuring the destruction wrought by the Great Sundering, Queen Azshara and her Highborne loyalists were gathered at her palace in Zin-Azshari. As if struck by a giant hammer, the Well was driven downwards by the impact and collapsed in on itself until it was finally obliterated, piercing the planet's molten core, and creating the raging Maelstrom. This added magical stress was too great for the Well of Eternity, which imploded with disastrous consequences. The other night elves, together with many unlikely allies rallied in the Kaldorei Resistance, and put up a surprising defense and managed to close the portal. Death and devastation followed the demonic army as it spread outward.

Demons poured from the queen's jeweled palace and laid waste to most of the city. The Highborne's efforts brought about the first invasion of the Burning Legion, but the ensuing War of the Ancients seemed to do the opposite of what Sargeras had promised. At Sargeras' command, the Highborne created a portal in the Well in the hope that Sargeras would be able to enter Azeroth himself. He promised the Highborne that he would remake the planet Azeroth into a paradise, and that they would be rewarded with great power for serving him. These privileged nobles became obsessed with the Well of Eternity and abused its arcane magics until their activities caught the attention of Sargeras, the dark titan. She ruled from the capital city of Zin-Azshari with her loyal followers known as the Highborne who were the highest-ranking caste of night elf nobility. Over 10,000 years ago, Ancient Kalimdor was the domain of the large Kaldorei Empire led by Queen Azshara. They notably answered the call of Illidan Stormrage after the Battle of Mount Hyjal and sent an expedition led by Lady Vashj to ally with the Illidari. They have since stayed out of major world affairs for over 10,000 years, but more recently, they have been rising up to the surface for nefarious purposes, in service of their queen. They were transformed into naga by the Old Gods, more specifically N'Zoth, and now haunt the seas of Azeroth building a great civilization on the ocean floor. Masters of sorcery, the naga were formerly Highborne night elves, members of Queen Azshara's court in the War of the Ancients.

The serpentine naga (sometimes pluralized as nagas) are some of the most formidable villains of Azeroth. Nazjatar Empire, Illidan's Naga ( Illidari), Old Gods' forces, Burning Legion, IndependentĪssassin, Brute, Mage, Myrmidon, Priest, Royal Guard, Scout, Sea witch, Siren, Sorcerer, Warrior

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