Pau'kala Stonewind takes the mantle of Chieftess for the tribe after her father's death, breaking its isolation and reforming it into an amalgamated community.
Any major and minor events in Stonewind's history that take place after Paukala reforms the tribe (ie. during the guild's existence).
The Burning Legion invades, and the Broken Isles open.
With the appointment of the Banshee Queen as the new leader of the Horde, Stonewind and other neutral tribes start to insulate themselves from Thunderbluff to prevent political strife.
The Highmountain tribe formally allies with the Horde.
The war between the Horde and the Alliance begins anew with the burning of Teldrassil.
With the ousting of the Bashee Queen, and the conclusion of the war, Thunderbluff begins to try and mend diplomatic ties with the neutral tauren tribes of Kalimdor, including Stonewind.
After facing hardships after the World Wound and the conclusion of the Fourth War, the tribe brokers a treaty with Thunderbluff, granting them lands in Mulgore. The village is relocated, giving the ancestral Stonewind lands time to heal and replenish in their absence.
The dead rise again and a disruption in the Shadowlands is found to be to blame. The knights of the Ebon Blade are ordered to muster and address the issue. The assault does not go to plan, and word reaches Stonewind that a likely rescue must be mounted to retrieve their friend.
With the veil shattered, undead active on Azeroth continues to rise. Mulgore, though less affected than other regions, sees a spike in necromatic activity late one night. Risen corpses can be seen shambling aimless across the plains, though not in such numbers that the shamans of the area cannot bring the situation under control. Travelers are quickly ushered off the travel paths to the nearest safe areas, Stonewind Village seeing many visitors take refuge within their borders. Though there are a few scares and close calls, the dawn comes without apparent incident.
The Dragon Isles become known to the world. The dragons are called back to the rediscovered homeland, with explores and adventures joining the pilgramage to the once lost isles. The Dracthyr are freed from their statis, as is the ancient Primal Incarnate Raz'agath.
A few dracthyr find their way to the village, causing some excitment.
Curious about the Dragon Isles, a small number of adventures from Stonewind take the general invitation from the Dragons and the Dragonscale Expedition to go explore this new land. A few shamans depart to investigate the Primalists and the unusual behaviours of the Elements in general.
A well-known shaman and spiritwalker, Harutho Oxenhead, makes the journey to the Dragon Isles at the behest of his elemental familiars.
Concerned that Spiritwalker Oxenhead has been out of contact for over a month, and steps taken to locate him remotely having failed, a secondary wave of Stonewind adventures make their way to the Isles, including Ambassador Balkaria herself, to locate the missing shaman.
A group of younglings stumble upon a cave that appears to belong to a dragon in hiding. After some shenanigans, the fanfair dies down, and one youngling is left with questions about a family friend.