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Born to a family of blacksmiths in Elwynn Forest, Zeerow's journey began when the call to arms reached Stormwind. While others hesitated, he grabbed his father's sword, strapped on whatever armor he could find, and marched to defend the Alliance.
From humble beginnings as a footman in Stormwind's army, Zeerow honed his warrior skills through countless battles. His mastery of arms and unwavering courage soon caught the attention of the Chaos Bolt Brewing Company, a guild known for their fierce combat prowess and even fiercer celebrations.
The Season of Discovery has opened new paths for Zeerow, as ancient runes have unlocked warrior abilities long forgotten. With each rune discovered, his power grows, as does his reputation as a warrior worthy of legend.
When the corrupted elements threatened to overtake Blackfathom Deeps, Zeerow was definitely there. He cleaved some things, hit some buttons in approximately the right order, and managed to stay above the tank on the meters... at least some of the time.
In the irradiated halls of Gnomeregan, Zeerow discovered ancient warrior runes that enhanced his battle prowess. Or at least he picked them up after someone else found them. His DPS was described by guildmates as "present" and "technically contributing."
When elemental rifts opened across Azeroth during the Season of Discovery, Zeerow was there, sort of. He showed up for most of the important fights and hit reasonably respectable numbers on the damage meters, assuming nobody looked too closely or compared him to the warlocks.
When the Chaos Bolt Brewing Company ventured into the Sunken Temple, Zeerow was noticeably hesitant. "I don't think this is a just war," he remarked in guild chat, to the confusion of his teammates. "The trolls are just trying to worship their loa in peace. They're people too."
Despite his moral objections, Zeerow reluctantly participated in what he later described as "cultural genocide." He refused to loot any troll artifacts, calling them "sacred cultural items that belong in a troll museum." His DPS during this dungeon was notably lower, which he attributed to his "crisis of conscience" and "refusing to give 100% to an unjust cause."
This compassionate stance earned him the nickname "Troll Rights Activist" within the guild. To this day, Zeerow insists that history will vindicate him and his progressive stance on troll personhood. He has since started a petition to make the Hakkari trolls a playable allied race.
Deep within the Molten Core, Zeerow faced Ragnaros the Firelord and mostly avoided standing in the lava. His DPS was charitably described as "middle of the pack" when the mages weren't paying attention. He did, however, excel at running out during Ragnaros' knockback, something the raid leader acknowledged with a surprised "huh, Zeerow didn't die that time."
In Blackwing Lair, Zeerow demonstrated his remarkable ability to sometimes not pull threat from the tanks. During the Chromaggus encounter, he successfully remembered to equip the proper resistance gear after only two reminders from the raid leader.
On the Nefarian fight, when the warrior class call came, Zeerow proudly announced "That's me!" in Discord, to which someone replied "Yes, we know how classes work." His DPS during this encounter was described in the raid logs as "technically measurable."
The ancient city of Ahn'Qiraj witnessed Zeerow's slightly above average performance against the Twin Emperors. While not topping the meters, he did manage to hit the correct emperor most of the time, which the raid leader noted was "better than last week."
During the C'Thun encounter, Zeerow was one of many warriors who got eaten and had to be rescued by more capable guild members. However, he did manage to use his engineering consumables at approximately the right time, causing someone to comment "at least he's trying."
In the floating necropolis of Naxxramas, Zeerow achieved his career highlight of being the third-highest DPS warrior during one Patchwerk attempt. This achievement was immediately screenshot and shared in guild chat, where it was met with a chorus of "gratz" and "who asked?"
Heigan's dance proved challenging for Zeerow, who died to the poison waves more often than not. The raid leader eventually created a special "Zeerow countdown" to predict his inevitable demise, though on one notable occasion he survived long enough for it to be called "progress."
Against Kel'Thuzad himself, Zeerow's contribution was staying alive for approximately 73% of the encounter and using Battle Shout whenever it came off cooldown. The guild's official position was that his presence was "better than being down a player" and "technically not a net negative," both high praise for an aspiring Ashbringer wielder.

The Ashbringer is more than just a weapon - it is a symbol of hope, purity, and the eternal struggle against darkness. Only those who have proven themselves worthy through deed and spirit may wield its cleansing flame.
Through his journey in the Season of Discovery, Zeerow has embodied these same principles. His warrior spirit matches the blade's purpose - to strike down evil wherever it stands. Like the Ashbringer itself, he has been forged in the fires of combat and emerged stronger, purer in purpose.
Zeerow does not spam mic communications. In fact, only few have heard his true voice. A true leader knows when to speak and when to let actions speak louder than words.
Always prepared for raid, but now even more prepared because of the soup nazis. Every flask, food buff, and enhancement is meticulously maintained to ensure peak performance.
Signs up for raid reliably, unless there is a major geomagnetic storm. When the Chaos Bolt Brewing Company calls, Zeerow answers - cosmic disturbances notwithstanding.
Doesn't just raid log. Azeroth is not merely a battlefield, but a world to be explored, protected, and enjoyed. Zeerow's presence can be felt throughout the realms.
Snowballs. Nuff said. The true mark of a worthy warrior is not how they handle their sword, but how they handle their snowballs.
Interrupts. When chaos reigns and a critical spell must be stopped, Zeerow's reflexes are unmatched. No cast goes uninterrupted when the safety of the Chaos Bolt Brewing Company is at stake.
When all hope seems lost, Zeerow's Rallying Cry bolsters the spirits and health of his allies. A true Ashbringer doesn't just fight for himself - he fights for all, lending strength when it's needed most.
Unlike some who rely on handouts from the guild bank, Zeerow has painstakingly gathered every single material needed for the legendary Ashbringer through "honest farming", strategic auction house maneuvers, and the sweat of his own brow.
No guild resources were exploited in the making of this legendary weapon. Just pure, unadulterated, individual effort.
"Why should the hardworking warriors of Azeroth surrender their hard-earned resources to the guild bank, only to watch as they're distributed to those who refuse to farm?"
Fellow adventurers of the Chaos Bolt Brewing Company, I stand before you today not as a beggar at the guild bank, but as a self-made warrior who believes in the power of individual responsibility. The socialist policies of "From each according to their class, to each according to their spell book" have no place in the forging of legendary weapons!
The Guild Tax is nothing more than theft by another name! For too long, we've watched guild leaders redistribute our precious ore and enchanted elements to those who spend their days idly fishing in Stranglethorn rather than venturing into the dangerous depths where the true materials are found.
When we allow others to mooch off our hard work, we create a society of dependent adventurers who will never learn the value of grinding trash mobs for 72 hours straight. Is that the Azeroth we want for our alts?
The Ashbringer I will wield shall be forged not from the collective resources taxed from fellow guild members, but from the materials I harvested with my own two hands, purchased with gold I earned through the free market of the Auction House!
Remember: The only good taxes are the ones paid by the opposite faction at the graveyard!
The Ashbringer has always chosen its wielder. Through his actions and unwavering resolve, Zeerow has proven himself worthy of this honor.
"Let whoever wields this blade, wield it with strength and honor."
For the Chaos Bolt Brewing Company!