Everybody’s fav raiding boss from BC, Kil’jaeden was up to his typical business and happen to enslave native orcs of Draenor. Enslave would be a harsh word to say towards Kil’jaeden, he provided good heath care to them. The only cost would be to forsake their shamanistic culture for the power of black magic. How harmful could that be? The orcs looked towards Azeroth to practice with their new skills a.k.a. invasion. The master minds of this invasion was Gul’dan and the warlocks of the demon-influenced Shadow Council. Like every evil leader, they abused their power and Gul’dan fell into a coma. Then came the smart orc Orgrim Doomhammer, bad ass name, who lead an assault against his leaders. With his mighty wraith he smited many a warlock, which since WoLK came out is not hard to do ingame anyways XD. Once ready to kill Gul’dan, almost like a predictable miracle awoke from his coma to beg for his life. He promised for sparing his life he would create powerful warriors loyal to the Horde in exchange. The once smart Doomhammer agreed. Suckerrrr… 

Gul’dan summoned his loyal necrolytest to a very important meeting. He stated there were be cookies, milk, the whole nine. When his loyal subject arrived he sacrificed them all. And ever since them I have been scared of my business meetings. Thanks Gul’dan. Taking their souls and some souls of the previously wasted Shadow Council he imbued them into dead knights of Stormwind. Because Alliance obviously has better warriors, since they were dead in all… Anyways, hence the death knights arose.  These death knights were dispersed amongst the orc clans and were slaughtered  by the Alliance. Who won the Second War. Lawl… that part always makes me laugh… 

The death knights that remained turned tail to the Dark Portal where, Teron Gorefiend, their leader, awaited. Like many corrupted souls they pledged their loyalty to Ner’zhul for a world of their own. Under their new loyalty they pillaged many a magical artifacts in Azeroth in a despite attempt to open the Dark Portal for Ner’zhul to escape Kil’jaeden.

As all good plans go, the magical spell back fired. Imagine if that happen… casting frost bolt…. backfire? Boom 14K Crit on yourself D’oh! It was raining dead death knights ( oxymoron they are already dead) in Shadowmoon Valley. Many of these fortunate souls still haunt the area of Deadwind Pass. Teron Gorefiend was also a casualty, but he didn’t stay dead for long. If you did a certain questline in Shadowmoon Valley, you helped him come back from the dead once again to join Illidan in the Black Temple, where he started creating a new breed of death knights from fel orcs. Tisk Tisk. Helping out evil eh? You and 24 of your friends better get the Ho-Train ready. This maniac must be stopped. And while your there tell Illidan I said hi!!!!!111!1!!

After the fireworks at Shadowmoon Valley, we have no more death knights /mourn… but once again the Burning Legion threatens the world with the transformed spirit of Ner’zhul, a.k.a. Lich King ( and not the one we currently know). Prince Arthas, a.k.a. the new Lich King, went to find the mystical runeblade Frostmourne so he could eliminate the Scrouge. Luckily he had his magic finding gear on and found the blade. O yayz ^.^ and it took his soul  O noes >,<. Arthas was now loyal to the Lich King and lost the blessings of the light for necromantic powers. Arthas was the first, but not the last, death knight that didn’t die. Well you could say he died in the soul a lil.

The new fad amongst the Paladins was to venture into the deep of Notherend and get corrupted, turning into a death knight. Go figure, you look for evil and turn to evil. Thats like going to McDonalds pissed about your food and leaving buying more food. RETarded.