New heroes also appear as each faction has an additional hero and can recruit mercenary heroes in a new neutral building. To combat them, each faction is given new units, available both in the campaign and multiplayer mode, and some existing units gain new capabilities. The Blood Elves replace the High Elves within the Alliance and the player is brought to confront two nonplayable factions: the Naga and the Draenei. Several new factions are introduced in The Frozen Throne campaigns. Responding to the call of the Lich King, Arthus goes to Northrend where he fights Illidan Stormrage and his allies to take control of the Frozen Throne. In the last campaign, the player successively follows Arthas and Sylvanas Windrunner in their fight against the demons. To save his people, he allies himself with with Illidan and the Nagas with whom he went to conquer Draenor. In the second campaign, the player follows Prince Kael’thas, commander of the Blood Elves, the last surviving High Elves of Lordaeron. In the first part of the main campaign, the player follows guard Maiev Shadowsong in pursuit of Illidan Stormrage after he was released from prison. The story unfolds shortly after the events of Warcraft III during which the Night Elves, aided by humans and Orcs exiled on Kalimdor, manage to defeat the Burning Legion and destroy Archimonde. The Frozen Throne takes place in the imaginary world of medieval-fantasy called Azeroth.
The game was quickly awareded many game of the year awards following its release. The game was published in North America by Blizzard Entertainment on Jand in Europe by Sierra on July 4, 2003. Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne is an expansion pack to Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos developed by Blizzard Entertainment.
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