Name: Thala'doe Frostbinder<br/>Race: High elf<br/>Gender: Male<br/>Age: 100 years old, very young in elf terms.<br/>Physical Description: Thala'doe is an almost sickly pale. The Elf has spent most of his life in doors, doing research of some sort or another. His eyes glow a Mana Blue, and he seems rather poorly fed. Frostbinder weighs a petty 110 pounds, and is rather bad in melee combat. He normally wears a simple black robe, and a hood to hide his long light brown hair.<br/>Character Description: This High Elf is one of the many who stayed behind after the Second War, but unlike most of his kin he heard the call of the Lich King. He sold his soul, more or less, to become a minion of the Scourge. Thala'doe was quite talented with magic and became a necromancer, respected within the Scourge. Frostbinder is still relatively loyal to the Scourge, but mostly does his own thing now. He is rather skilled at summoning the undead, in fact it is where he shines the most, calling ghosts and ghouls to his side with ease. He also understands the basics of using frost and shadow magics. He is terrible at close combat, but has a skeleton or ghoul at his side to defend himself. He is able to make abominations, but has no desire to draw attention to himself.<br/>(Optional) Class: Necromancer (I know it isn't an official class in game, but it is in the RPG books.)<br/>Special Abilities: Nothing amazing, he can control a decent amount of ghosts, ghouls, skeletons, and abominations though. Thala'doe can also use negative energies to heal people along with creating soul stones.<br/>Reason for Applying: I am dieing for Warcraft roleplay!<br/><br/>A cloaked figure was making his way down the roads of what is known as Dun Morogh, the homeland of the Ironforge Dwarves. He didn't know much of recent politics, Thala'doe had been enjoying the luxuries of Scholomance, at least when it wasn't under attack. Now he had learned the troubles of the Gnomes and Dwarves, the Troggs were running rampant. Surely there must have been bodies left behind, and Frostbinder intended to take advantage of the casualties of war. The Scourge is far from done, he had grown the desire to show the world that was true.