Among these arose the Furies, and they dwelled near the remains of Grond's head, a place that would become known as the Throne of the Elements. Grond's death also released the primordial elemental energies that once gave him life, and these coalesced into pools of power from which the elemental spirits of Draenor were finally able to take on physical form. Much of his corpse then formed a mountain range at the edge of a region that would later be called Nagrand. It thrust thousands of vines into Grond's cracks and fissures, wrenching them further until the elemental giant collapsed on his own weight and crumbled.

This allowed it to grow even larger, and it pressed the attack. Botaan sensed its enemy's weakening state and absorbed the life energies from the fallen Zang and Naanu. Despite these victories, Grond began to weaken. Zang's corpse would become the Zangar Sea, and Naanu became Tanaan Jungle. Although the Evergrowth allowed the three Sporemounds to fight in unison, Grond's elemental might allowed him to crush Zang and Naanu. Дraining the life essence of the surrounding forests and jungles, three Sporemounds arose and walked to face Grond: Zang, Naanu and Botaan.

Mere roots would not topple Grond instead, the Sporemounds would need to adapt. The other Sporemounds shivered in agony at the destruction of their kin. He confronted and defeated the nearest Sporemound with ease before tearing it from the world's surface with ease. Grond began marching across the world to conquer the Evergrowth. Using a massive elemental storm, Aggramar caused a mountain to groan to life and named it Grond. The titan considered destroying the Sporemounds himself, but since his power was so great it risked irreparably damaging or even shattering Draenor and because he could not stand guard over the world forever, he instead decided to create a mighty servant in his own image to uproot the Sporemounds. Thus, he would need to neutralize the Sporemounds, the heart of the Evergrowth's power. Aggramar's natural affinity for order compelled him to take action, but he did not wish to completely destroy Draenor's plant life, only to temper it. Once that happened, the Evergrowth would devour itself, and Draenor would be left a wasteland devoid of life. When the titan Aggramar came across Draenor in his travels, he was intrigued by the world, but foresaw doom for the planet if the Evergrowth was allowed to grow unchecked, as it would eventually consume everything on the world, including the elemental spirits. However, such threats were non-existent, for the Evergrowth dominated everything in sight. If any major threat arose, the Evergrowth reacted in unison. The primordial energy ignited a crude communal sentience within the Sporemounds and the surrounding wilds, allowing Draenor's plants to act as a single massive organism, becoming collectively known as the Evergrowth. As their roots wormed deep underground in search of water, they tapped into the fifth element that suffused Draenor's soil. Not even Draenor's elemental energies were safe from the Sporemounds. At the top of the food chain was a carnivorous, invasive species known as the Sporemounds. This large amount of Spirit accelerated the growth of life on Draenor, creating a savage ecosystem. While Azeroth's elementals are chaotic as a result of Azeroth's world-soul devouring much of the element of Spirit (which is essential to keeping the elements in balance), the elementals of Draenor were far more calm, and the planet's abundance of Spirit actually prevented them from taking on physical forms. Unlike Azeroth, Draenor did not have a titan world-soul, which led to the distinct differences between the native elementals. However, a large fragment of the world remained intact. When the orc shaman Ner'zhul recklessly opened dimensional portals to find new worlds to conquer, Draenor was torn apart and believed completely lost. Now a barren husk of badlands and hardscrabble vegetation, all under a blood-red sky, the planet was referred to as the Red World. Besides the orcs and draenei it was originally home to many other intelligent humanoid races, including the ancient, bird-like arakkoa the mighty ogres and their brutal gronn masters and the aggressive tree-men known as botani.Дue to the corruption of fel, during the last days of its life, Draenor was a transformed world. It was a large, fertile world dominated by vast plains, dense forests, and lush swamps. вЂњDraenor was a land of magma and metal, stone and steam.вЂќДraenor, called Dawgar ('the Known Earth') by the ogres and Rakshar ('the Sunstone') by the arakkoa, was the homeworld of the orcish race and the last refuge of the draenei before their arrival on Azeroth.

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