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The current board of directors consists of Elvish_Hunter, Pentarctagon, and Soliton. financially supports the project, it does not have any involvement in its organization and direction. The website, primary multiplayer server, and add-ons server facilities are managed by a few members of the project who staff the game's backend infrastructure.įunding for infrastructure and art and music commissions is provided by Wesnoth, Inc., a US-based company which manages revenue from donations made to Wesnoth through Liberapay and itch.io. Past Project Managers include Charles Dang (vultraz), Iris Morelle (shadowm), Nils Kneuper (Ivanovic) and Isaac Clerencia (isaac). The current Project Manager elected by the development team for the Wesnoth 1.17.x development cycle is Pentarctagon. The Project is governed by the Project Manager and the Project Council as per the Project Constitution. Conceived in 2003 by David White, Wesnoth has caught the interest of a multitude of fans who have since contributed to different aspects of the game such as engine coding, content creation, art and music development, translation, packaging, testing, and community management.

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Battle.The Battle for Wesnoth is an open source software project hosted on GitHub, created and maintained by The Battle for Wesnoth Project, an international team of volunteers from diverse backgrounds.

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Furthermore, some events in Chronicle Volume 3 were left out due to already being told in other books and game manuals.

According to Matt Burns, Chronicle Volume 2 has a very high-up view of the first great wars compared to the original games so their unmentioned battles and events still could have happened.

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The lore section of the Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne game manual is also called "Chronicle.".

Possibly the Kor'kron, who are not mentioned in Chronicle Volume 2 but are being "saved for later".

Possibly what happened to several missing characters from the Second War era, including Isiden Perenolde, Hath, and Fenris Wolfbrother.

Possibly the identities of the Defender of the Crown and the Abbot of Northshire Abbey.

Possibly information about any potential conflict or contact between the kingdom of Stormwind and the jungle trolls prior to the First War.

Possibly the relation between the night elves and the wisps.

Possibly the reason the night elves resemble some Wild Gods.

Possibly information on Kalimdor during the First and Second Wars.

Possibly information about Cho'gall and Imperator Mar'gok.

Possibly an appendix with origin of various demon types.

Possibly information about God-King Skovald.

Possibly the workings of portal magic.

Possibly the story from the Warcraft I manual.

These subjects were stated to be possibly covered in future volumes.

World of Warcraft: Chronicle Volume 3 (2018).

World of Warcraft: Chronicle Volume 2 (2017).

World of Warcraft: Chronicle Volume 1 (2016).

In 2021, World of Warcraft: Grimoire of the Shadowlands and Beyond was released, sharing a similar format and purpose, chronicling the history of the Shadowlands and the cosmology of the universe from the perspective of the denizens of the realms of Death.

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In late 2018, it was re-confirmed that despite the series having had a really good reception, there are no plans for an eventual continuation. Matt Burns hinted on several occasions that there may be more volumes in the future, but for now, the third volume, despite ending with " To be continued." like the first two, is the final one. At BlizzCon 2019, Steve Danuser stated that Chronicle is written from the point of view of the titans and their servants, as well as "a lot of other perspectives", and there are elements of the cosmology that weren't known about and which are therefore only hinted at in Chronicle. Information that is left out from the Chronicle books and originate from other canon sources is still considered canon. Chronicle is checked by internal readers and Blizzard's historians. According to Micky Neilson, the book is like a bible with illustrations. Ĭhronicle is the "Warcraft Book of Cain" that was first mentioned by Chris Metzen at the Mists of Pandaria launch party in 2012, which refers to the book released alongside Diablo III that covered the Diablo universe's lore. World of Warcraft: Chronicle (or simply the Warcraft Chronicle) is a series that attempts to codify, tighten up and clarify the history of Warcraft.