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Commento di 70481

His name refers to Greek mythology. Menelaus (ancient Greek Μενέλαος) was a king of Ancient Sparta, the husband of Helen, and a central figure in the Trojan War. He was the son of Atreus and Aerope.

(Source: Wikipedia.org)

I remember that he is also a character in Homer's epic "The Odyssey".

Oh, and by the way, I'm aware of how much of a nerd I am. :D

Commento di 124810

Has anyone else noticed that his boots cover his hooves?

Commento di blacksirrus

When you talk to him, he says:

Gaze upon the Exodar, young draenei. It is hard to imagine that we survived such a catastrophe.

<Menelaous sighs.>

The Prophet states that it is here that our fate shall finally be known. Ten lifetimes spent fleeing from the madness of the Burning Legion... here we finally make a stand.

No more running... I am ready to die.

Commento di Quilan

Odysseus is at Odesyus' Landing (See Admiral Odesyus). Apparently Azuremyst is troy.

Commento di Gymlea

Exarch Menelaus is standing on the west edge of the town, Azure Watch, on a cliff overlooking the lake. In the Iliad, Menelaus,(ancient Greek Μενέλαος) was a king of Ancient Sparta, and the husband of Helen. Paris is a quest of his from Troy. Helen runs away to Troy to live with Paris. Menelaus calls on a dozen Greek kings to join him with their armies to fight Troy. Odysseus is one of these kings, and he provides the idea of the Trojan Horse which breaks the ten year stalemate and wins the war. Menelaus fills Book 4 of the Odyssey, much more than a "mention".

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