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I have myself done all the quests but I cannot recall anyone mentioning Dragonriders attacking Kul Tiras - yet we have a sight of a dragon's skeleton as well as an orc with axe and shield. Attached to the dragon's jaw is a chain, making it seem like it has been ridden there. At its claw's grasp is what looks like debris from a building/ship victim. Around it, harpoons of what slew it.
Was this a common foe or a rider could've gone too far off course?
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2020-01-23, 02:04 PM #1The Undying
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I imagine this is a relic of the Second War, in which Orcish Dragonriders encountered Daelin Proudmoore's fleet on their way to the Tomb of Sargeras. There was probably a battle that verged on land around Kul Tiras, and those skeletons all that remain of it. It's not involved in any quests I can think of either, so this is probably just a set-piece for historic effect - a kind of easter egg type deal, I guess you could say.
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2020-01-23, 02:31 PM #3The Undying
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I thought as well. I just found it interesting that this rider got so close to Boralus.
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Boralus is a coastal city, so I guess it makes sense a naval battle might run aground as the Orcish fleet passed by if that's indeed what happened. Also possible that a dragonrider fleeing the massacre at the Tomb landed on Kul Tiras to regroup and resupply, got caught by the Kul Tirans and killed in the process. Originally Posted by Gehco
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