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The worgen that are now playable, however, are a different matter entirely. While the original worgen were these night elves, you on the other hand are a Gilnean who has been bitten by a worgen who was one of the night elves, or perhaps another former Gilnean who was afflicted with the curse. As a Gilnean,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], your history is entirely different from that of the original worgen from thousands of years ago. The kingdom of Gilneas was part of the original Alliance back during the Second War, but after the Alliance's victory over the orcs, Gilneas as a kingdom withdrew from the Alliance. It's been about 20 to 25 years since the Second War, but most adults living in Gilneas should remember the Second War and what occurred, although they may have been children at that time.
The important part is this: King Genn Greymane was a proud,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], often arrogant man,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and so were his people. Gilneas was one of the most powerful human nations in the world at that time. It was well equipped to take care of itself, and Greymane knew it. So did everyone else who lived in Gilneas. Greymane agreed to join the Alliance, but he complained constantly about it, because it was costing his kingdom money and resources,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and his kingdom wasn't even under direct attack from the encroaching Horde. When the war was over, the orcs were put into internment camps,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and that's the main reason Greymane withdrew from the Alliance. He saw no point in sinking money and resources into keeping an enemy alive and had no wish to spend his kingdom's fortune on those kingdoms that had been shattered by the war. Shortly after withdrawing from the Alliance, he ordered the construction of the Greymane wall. This wall prevented anyone outside of Gilneas from getting in, but it also prevented anyone in Gilneas from getting out.