1 – Ainaste is a roamer. Although her hometown would be Silvermoon, she wouldn’t stay to defend it. She’s a hunter, not a mage, with no mana to spare — the arcanists (and paladins?) could probably conjure up some giant protective bubble and wait out the storm.

2 – The sanctuary, Shattrath. It’s not too hard to get around when you’re exalted with the Scryers, as long as you don’t fly into the wrong half of town.

3 – Hearthstone ;o;

4 – Aina would bring what she carries on her back (armour/crossbow/axe,) all three of her pets (cat, wind serpent, dragonhawk) and enough fish and gold to feed them all for a year. And arrows.. her trust Everlasting Underspore Frond, and a skinning knife.

5 – Although Aina is an obsessive packrat and item collector, she would probably be willing to part with her massive collection of small pets. Just not the dark whelpling, prairie chicken, or Phoenix O_O

1. I would stay, by simple merit that I probably wouldn’t have heard anything. Any facts or news that fall outside of my area of expertise tend to be utterly ignored.
And hey, if evacuation is necessary, any capital city is merely a ten second portal away.

2. Silvermoon, Thunder Bluff, Shattrath, Stonard… wherever, really. Every major city has a place for magi.

3. Portals, mon!

4. Bandages, some basic mana potions, mana gems, enough reagents for at least 20 portal spells, a pinch of Arcane Powder, Hydrocane, full war gear, and my engineering toolbox.

5. Everything else! Sure, I am quite fond of my pet kitty, but, it is just a cat… if it dies, I can just replace it.

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2. I would attempt to reach a high point in the city, in order to best gaze into the heart of the tumult.

3. There are a great number of spires in the city. One merely needs a solid updraft and a light foot to ascend the heights.

4. In theory, if I were to abandon my post, I would bring only what would be of benefit to helping other travelers and survivors as well as basic implements for my ceremonies.

5. There is little I would not leave behind. All things consumed by the storm would return to me, in fragment or in spirit, in due time.

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2.) He’d seek the most solid shelter he could find without being away from the storm. He may be crazy but not *that* crazy.

3.) Athorius would leave his elekk somewhere safe, out of the storm’s path, because elekk’s aren’t really built for it and he wouldn’t want her to be hurt. He would then make his way into the storm area using travel form. (If fleeing instead, he would certainly ride his elekk. No reason not to.)

4.) He doesn’t strongly covet material possessions. He would pack some clothes, including the armor that lets him do his work, and the few small animals he keeps as pets. He would also take his [Staff of Natural Fury], because although he can’t make any use of it himself, he is appalled that a druidic artifact was allowed to fall into the hands of the naga and will not permit it to happen again. (Athorius is usually a tolerant and easy-going guy, but his work in Outland has given a really remarkable dislike of naga.)

5.) Most everything else would be left behind; he doesn’t maintain much of a residence anyway. If space allowed he might take some of his dried herbs and elixirs, but if not he wouldn’t count it as a great loss because he can always find or make more.