Circle of Power
A circle of power (or spell circle[1]) is a circle of space marked out by practitioners of magic, which contains energy and forms an area with special properties.
Second and Third Wars[]
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Circles of power are locations that heroes or units in certain missions of Warcraft II and Warcraft III must be returned or delivered to in order to complete the mission objectives. The circles of power's uses in Warcraft III are much more varied than in Warcraft II because of the addition of more complicated trigger commands that could be implemented.
The archlich Kel'Thuzad needed to stand in a circle of power in order to summon Archimonde.[2]
A circle in Warcraft II.
Three different sizes of circles in Warcraft III.
World of Warcraft[]
This section concerns content related to the original World of Warcraft.
Many circles of power can be seen as doodads, but the term itself has slowly fallen out of use. Trollish circles of power are mentioned in 
[9] Minshina's Skull and 
[20-30G3] Convocation at Zol'Heb. The arakkoa are also known to have circles of power in some of their communities, like in Veil Lashh and Veil Vekh.
The mage talent 
[Rune of Power], the warlock honor talent 
[Casting Circle] and the 
[Shifting Naaru Sliver] trinket are also able to conjure circles of power.
A circle at Dreadmist Peak.
A circle in the Repository of Karazhan.
Medivh's circle during the opening of the Dark Portal.
At the Abandoned Kirin Tor Camp.
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[20-30] Scratches
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