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2. Wolf Guard: These are the royal elite guards, they include knights, archers, scouts and others.

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1. Gilneas City (City of Greymane) is the capital of the kingdom. A dark place with narrow cobbled streets and Gothic-style houses. The city has: central square (Sedogriva Square); Cathedral of Dawn (in the Cathedral Quarter); Shopping Area; Military Quarter with Stoneward Prison; The Greymane Estate (the residence of the royal family, located near the city border).

2. Emberstone Village - a settlement near the Emberstone Mine. It is one of the locations affected by the events in Gilneas.

3. Duskhaven ("Dark Haven") is a small settlement. In game events, it is mentioned in the context of the destruction of the southwest coast next to it.

4. Keel Harbor, a port location in Gilneas; plays a role in local infrastructure and logistics.

5. Stormglen Village — a village in Gilneas, part of the in-game geography of the region.

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The construction of the Wall and the refusal to help other kingdoms caused discontent among a part of the population. The aristocrat Darius Crowley organized an uprising against the king (the Northern Gate Rebellion). The civil war weakened the kingdom and divided the population into two opposing groups: "loyalists" and "rebels". Invasion of the Forsaken and Cataclysm With the coming of the Cataclysm, Greymane's Wall was destroyed by an earthquake, allowing the Forsaken to invade Gilneas from both land and sea. The Forsaken, led by Sylvanas Windrunner and on the orders of the supreme leader Garrosh Hellscream, began the conquest of the peninsula. Gilneas was forced to turn to his old allies for help. At Tyrande Whisperwind's suggestion, the survivors were relocated to Darnassus. After officially establishing diplomatic relations with King Varian Wrynn, Gilneas joined the Alliance, intending to one day regained his lost kingdom. Return to Gilneas More than a decade after his exile, King Genn Greymane and his people returned to Gilneas. With the support of the Alliance and the Grim Council, they marched against the forces of the Scarlet Order to regain control of the kingdom. After the victory, King Genn abdicated the throne in favor of his daughter Tess Greymane, whom he considered ready to lead his people to a better future as Queen of Gilneas. Everything is quiet in Gilneas right now, with humans, Worgen, and even the Forsaken living together and helping rebuild the kingdom.

The Second War and isolation By the beginning of the Second War, Gilneas was one of the most powerful human states. King Genn Greymane initially did not support the idea of ​​an Alliance, believing that his army was sufficient to defend against the Horde. However, Gilneas eventually joined the Alliance, although he did not provide much help. After the Horde's defeat, Genn Greymane severed ties with the Alliance, unwilling to waste Gilneas' resources on keeping the orcs in camps and rebuilding other lands devastated by the war. He ordered the construction of the Greymane Wall, a massive barrier that completely separated Gilneas from Lordaeron. The wall did not allow anyone to enter or leave the kingdom. The Curse of the Worgen and the Civil War Despite the Wall protecting Gilneas from the Scourge, the kingdom faced another threat—the curse of the Worgen. The curse originated many thousands of years ago, when the local druid sect (Druids of the Pack) tried to curb the power of the ancient wolf demigod Goldrinn. The curse began to spread across Gilneas, turning the inhabitants into wild, bloodthirsty beasts. Many Gilneans were infected, including King Genn Greymane himself. The royal alchemist Krennan Aranas created a potion that allowed Worgen to retain their human form for a long time. Later, the infected were even able to control their minds in a transformed state and even transform at will, but the full moon still forced them to show their true form.

The Kingdom of Gilneas is a human state in the Warcraft universe, located on the peninsula of the same name south of Lordaeron. His story spans the period from the founding after the collapse of the empire of Arathor to modern events in the world of Azeroth. Gilneas arose after the death of King Thoradin, when the empire of Arathor began to disintegrate. New city-states, including Gilneas, began to gain independence. Those who settled in the coastal part of Gilneas built harbors, and the bravest sailors went in search of a new home. Among them, the ancestor of the Stormsong house was the first to hear the "whisper of the mother of waves," who taught him and others the power of the seas. The sea led them to a large island in the south, rich in metal ores and other resources. Some stayed and founded the Kul Tiras naval outpost, while others went to the island, where they encountered the Vrykul (Drusta). Under the rule of King Archibald Greymane, Gilneas entered the industrial age, becoming a powerful state capable of rivaling Kul Tiras or Stromgard. Factories, watermills, and windmills appeared in the kingdom.