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r/warcraftlore • How do you think the story would have progressed differently if WoW shipped with 4 factions instead of just 2? ...We don't have a reaction to the Path itself, as it's used as a base by the Legion, but the orcs are disgusted by the fel orcs. I'd say that the New Horde feels very shameful about it, especially the surviving veterans of the old Horde under Thrall. Based on Saurfang's reaction of the Path of Glory I'd say most reformed orcs see it as a mark of ...Specifically, Archdruid Hamuul Runetotem saw the potential for redemption in Sylvanas’ people, even though he was fully aware of the Forsaken’s sinister nature. Thus, the tauren convinced Warchief Thrall, despite his misgivings, to forge an alliance of convenience between the Forsaken and the Horde. In the end, the Forsaken’s chances of ...r/warcraftlore. r/warcraftlore. This subreddit is for discussions about the lore of Warcraft! Members Online. Could World Soul Sage really be the end of WoW? comments. r/Starfield. r/Starfield. This subreddit is dedicated to Starfield, a role-playing space game developed by Bethesda Game Studios. ...

Modgud, the wife of Thaussarian, might be a better example of a Dark Iron Dwarf priestess, especially considering she used Xal'atath originally. Every class the dark irons can pick is completely lore friendly. Some specs are incredibly funny for them though, like Frost Mage and Resto Shaman.

Go tell the Argent Dawn in the Eastern Plaguelands that Sylvanas is being evil as shit". When you get to the Eastern Plaguelands you get involved in the worgen lady, dwarf-blood elf caravan and kind of forget about Sylvanas. And now, in Shadowlands, Thassarian and Koltira are talking together in Oribos, with the elf having been freed at some ...

In the last days of the Sixth Astral Era, the Garlean Empire launched a full out assault on the continent of Eorzea. The Allied Forces consisting of the three Grand Companies attempted to repel the invaders only to learn that the true plan that in order to end what the threat of the Primals forever they would need to use the power of the ancient Allagan magic Meteor. Many speculate that it was this blessing that allowed the Drust to master true druidism in the first place. Whether or not a Wild God’s blessing is necessary for shapeshifting has been debated long before Kul Tirans came on the scene, and Blizzard clearly isn’t giving us any answers now. This pair is quite the mystery. Welcome to r/progressionfantasy! This community is for the discussion of progression fantasy fiction in all mediums. Progression fantasy is a fantasy subgenre term for the purpose of describing a category of fiction that focuses on characters increasing in power and skill over time.The Sunwell is a combination of holy and arcane energy, so both blue and gold eyes make sense after the fel taint fades :) Although ironically, theoretically if you weren’t tapping into either force specifically and they both affected you the same, blue + yellow would make your eyes green again haha.Graveyards in Shadowlands. I was going through a livestream when it occurred to me. Mortals are not supposed to be in the Shadowlands, neither are graveyards, once the dead are expired from existence (?). But, looking at the matter lorewise, are they somewhat expected to have mortals received then? I'm sorry if this is an irrelevant or ...

Dwarf class and profession. Discussion. I'm looking to start a dwarf, I've discovered they're my thing. I'm tossing up between a warrior and a hunter. For professions as warrior blacksmithing then mining or engineering and hunter I have no idea. What makes more sense lorewise?

Fel us raw forceful drawing of magical energies that draws it from a person or others' life. A real life analogy is spending time to get a campfire going, Arcanr is getting the right size logs and tinder and patiently get it going. Fel is like pouring a load of gasoline over some wood and setting it ablaze.

God yes! I only just started reading them, with war crimes first, followed by rise of horde, last guardian, and the next to for war1/war2. It helps sooo much to better understand the major and minor characters. It changes everything. They are shit books but the lore is almost worth it.Reading through the War of the Scaleborn is giving mixed feelings. First and foremost: I'm not done with the book just yet. I'm currently at chapter 20 out of 28, I already know how the book ends, it was narrated during the first patch of Dragonflight basically, but still.. the level of details and story telling in the book are somehow gut ...Hm. Even looking at Shaw's Report it sounds like Edwin only trained as a hobby and not with an interest in a serious combat-oriented career which, while impressive still since it was with Shaw, I don't think it means he can beat Vanessa who trained specifically with the intent of fighting/killing people she's aware are stronger than her father anyway which …r/warcraftlore • Did you know if you played since vanilla classic, your character is in his/her forties now! ...He is alive but he might no longer be human, and his exact nature and powers are unknown to us at this point; if he has even a fraction of the power he did before Lothar and Khadgar killed him, he's still a considerable powerhouse, and chances are just as good he's actually stronger than before.

One piece of evidence for this is that Xavian (one of the main satyr settlements in Ashenvale) is mentioned in A Good War but there's no mention of any satyrs still being there. Well you see Satyr are like cockroaches. Once you have them, there aint no getting rid of them. A good chunk of the Nelf civilization were sleeping for 10k years.Baine quest in dragonflight feel out of character. Discussion. The entire quest feel like a response to criticism that Baine was a wimp and did nothing in shadowlands. he weirdly aggressive toward centaur. I know Tauren and Centaur have history of hostility but the dude his awfully hostile toward the Maruuk centaur despite never interact with them.It's the kind of soft retcon that usually works in Warcraft. Nothing points to it working, but thematically and aesthetically it works. So the suspension of disbelief is (normally) safe. But Shadowlands is so fucked up that the suspension of disbelief is gone since 9.0. Or since the intro trailer, depending on people.Currently, though, he seems to be pretty lame, having gotten kicked out of his home by other Warlocks who we can wipe the floor with. Adventurers are recognized in lore, just not specifically, so your average 120 Goblin Warlock is probably the most powerful even when we disregard all the crazy stuff the player does like killing Old Gods ...r/40kLore • I don't remeber who said it, but i once heard someone say that during the golden age wen humanity was at it's peak, human technology was at the same level or at least close to the necron's tech, so it made-me think.Currently, though, he seems to be pretty lame, having gotten kicked out of his home by other Warlocks who we can wipe the floor with. Adventurers are recognized in lore, just not specifically, so your average 120 Goblin Warlock is probably the most powerful even when we disregard all the crazy stuff the player does like killing Old Gods ...

Paladin is a gameplay term and doesn't correlate to lore role. Paladins are specifically light worshippers, any character that uses those abilities but doesn't isn't a paladin. Blood Knights prior to the end of BC weren't paladins. Tauren and Zandalari aren't paladins in lore, that's just their gameplay class. Paladins we're an ...

r/Warcraftlore is a subreddit with 137k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is huge in size. This subreddit is for discussions about the lore of Warcraft!On the one hand, Green Orcs have a lot of Warrior heroes, and Warrior is fitting for Green Orcs given the fury and rage imbued in them after drinking the blood of Mannoroth. Mag'har Orcs are untainted, and never left their Shamanism behind. On the other hand, Shamans are the reason for the Green Orcs 'redemption' by returning them to ...World of Warcraft: Death Knight by Dan Jolley. This manga is the story of Thassarian, once soldier of Lordaeron, the first Death Knight to leave service of the Lich King and rejoin the Alliance. Events in this book span between Warcraft 3 and Wrath of the Lich King. Blood of the Highborne by Micky Neilson.In and by itself, w3 reforged is fine. Not everyone likes the new graphics, but gameplay mostly improved. The improvements to the story to better contextualise certain events of warcraft 3 are few, but are present and are good. See - stratholme. The biggest complaints were about the changed online structure and pvp, the changed map editor tools ...Vyranoth is empowered by Azeroth. It's not clear if she's actually an aspect of anything, though, versus just juiced up on Azerite. Same probably goes for Merithra and Ebonhorn. Alex and Noz are clearly aspects again but that may have more to do with the power just turning back on what they already knew.Best. Add a Comment. Mikenj27 • 3 yr. ago. The Blood Elves draw upon the Light in the exact same way that the Humans and Dwarves and Draenei draw upon the Light. There is no difference between them (after BC). The Sunwell is infused with Light and any power can be taken from the Sunwell via Leylines. 1.Or they could be gladiators who gained warrior-like tendencies on Draenor in order to survive the harsh war with the horde. A good example are the draenei peacekeepers you see posted around both Shattrath and The Exodar. Draenei warlocks are a very hidden few, but are known as the Sargerei, named for Sargeras.

Did we abandon the Krokul? Was doing some farming for old mounts and armor pieces on Argus when a thought came to mind. The Broken Krokul that were the last of the draenei on the planet haven't made much of an appearance since Argus was destroyed at the end of Legion. Did I miss something or did we abandon those poor bastards on their dying planet?

What did the new Scourge actually help with? Question. So, Bolvar got the Ebon Blade to re-create the 4 horsemen to fight against the Legion and other threats Azeroth might face, but what did they (Bolvar, EB, the Horsemen and the player DKs) actually, specifically, help with? Which battled they participated in, which powerful enemies did they ...

r/warcraftlore. r/warcraftlore. This subreddit is for discussions about the lore of Warcraft! Members Online. Does anyone else thinks the Stratholme dilemma was always a red herring? The actual important choice was made earlier. ...Yogg and Cthun are dead in the manner of being forced back into a long nap, not dead in the sense they are never to return. Additionally the twilights hammer are still around, albeit heavily diminished and lacking a proper leader. There is also multiple theories that there is a 5th old god, (not yshaaraj) and we just haven't discovered it yet. 5.Go tell the Argent Dawn in the Eastern Plaguelands that Sylvanas is being evil as shit". When you get to the Eastern Plaguelands you get involved in the worgen lady, dwarf-blood elf caravan and kind of forget about Sylvanas. And now, in Shadowlands, Thassarian and Koltira are talking together in Oribos, with the elf having been freed at some ...For other lore-related sections, see Lore (Disambiguation). Lore in the Warcraft series of games is a term used for "background story". The use of the term stems from Blizzard's snippets of "lore" for many of the multiplayer maps in their Warcraft RTS games, although how much of it has a relationship to the main Warcraft universe storyline is unclear. Articles Timelines Retcons - changes in ...Currently, though, he seems to be pretty lame, having gotten kicked out of his home by other Warlocks who we can wipe the floor with. Adventurers are recognized in lore, just not specifically, so your average 120 Goblin Warlock is probably the most powerful even when we disregard all the crazy stuff the player does like killing Old Gods ...It makes me wonder how different BC would be if it came out in 2024 instead of almost two decades ago. The huge shift was always taking WC3 characters and driving them into the ground. Kael'thas goes from a level-headed grief-wracked nobleman looking for ways to both avenge and safeguard his people.The dwarves believe in the Light because of Humans, they were the second race to have Paladins after humans. And seeing as how long a dwarf lives you could roleplay one as a member of the original Knights of the Silver Hand. While to exclusive you have to think that both organizations would take a lot of your time.As eons passed, the Light and the Void became more intertwined. Locked in unending struggle across a twisting astral realm. When the Void gained enough power to bend, and even break, the Light's essence, it allowed that broken Light to flow into its festering womb. From this contradictory union, two children were born.They worship stars (based mainly on aeshetics). Priest of Nightborne is just type of mage. Nothing specific, but I'd lean towards them being a canonically small minority of Elune worshippers. Though they would have been few among the Highborne, Elune worship was still a part of Night Elven society.Ill start today with ragnaros. Ragnaros is an elemental lord. in primordial azeroth only the elementals were there, but everything changes when the old gods attacked and eventually made them their servants and strongest minions. the titan keepers later banish the elemental lords into the elemental plane. a bajillion years later ragnaros is ...I'm pretty sure that Illidan actually did die, just that he was locked up in a Crystal to prevent his demon soul from returning to the Twisting Nether where it could risk coming back again one day. Honestly we will have to probably wait until we get told something but I personally believe he is actually dead and his body was put into some kind ...

And people are oblivious to the problem of cataclysm "war" storyline. This topic goes exactly with Jaina turning into warlord in that time. There is no explanation, no build up, nothing to explain Jaina turning the zone into war scene. And it is turned. Jaina is locked in vanilla state and do not give any war quests.22. Reply. Share. [deleted] • 4 mo. ago. It's pretty obvious they plan to do a revamp of EK/Kalimdor after the World Soul saga. There is no way they are seeing the ever-rising request for a world revamp and then go "Yeha now we rather do Quel'thalas and Northrend". They also kept talking about the "next few decades" of Warcraft at Blizzcon. 5.in the eredath quests and legion artifact lore they explain that archimonde was actually always an evil asshole obsessed with power even before he became a demon. in light of that it makes even less sense he was ever close buddies with velen and kil'jaeden who were supposedly both good dudes. 1. Hrvatski-Lazar.The Old Gods were said to be dead in chronicles. Dead does not always mean dead in WC especially since we introduced the whole "kill something in its plane of origin to truly destroy it", thing with the Legion but the Old Gods are dead in our plane of existence. This makes Nozdormus fall a bit strange since he is explicitly said that he is ...Instagram:https://instagram. pornos lindasmudist picturesjapanes massage hiddenpervy stepmom Warcraft 1: Orcs open the dark portal to Azeroth (with the help of a demon corrupted Wizard named Medhiv), and attack the Kingdom of Stormwind. Lothar leads the human forces, but eventually Stormwind is defeated, the King killed by Garona, and those who can flee north to Lordaeron. Sometime around here Thrall is born.I won't talk about how many years it's been since I read the book, but I remember enjoying it a lot. I don't recall a lot of other high fantasy depictions of Minotaur as wise and strong and developed as characters in the same way that Kaz was, so it would not surprise me even a little if Knaaks treatment of that character was fully the foundation for the Tauren concept. nude brazilian supermodelsdesperate amateurs free Bolvar Fordragon was a Paladin of the Alliance, and was Regent of Stormwind in Classic in Varian Wrynn's absence due to the actions of the black dragon Onyxia. When Varian returned in Wrath, Bolvar remained an important part of the Alliance, having heavy involvement in the war against Arthas in Dragonblight. His forces fought the scourge across ...In WOW, we can see evil from the void, and worshippers of the void. Causing death, fear, and pain to bring forth MORE death in the service of the void, is downright evil. "We're all doomed, let's speed it up" is harmful, not helpful. In the case of warlocks, they desire power. For some, they were mages in the kirin tor who stumbled upon tomes ... craigslist in sacramento california It's not. It's just different. WC3 was telling a story, WoW is not really telling a story. In WC3, the whole Warcraft lore was a story that was being told, that changed with WoW, now the Warcraft lore is not really a story but rather a universe that people get to explore. I prefer the latter and so the WoW version of Warcraft is much more ...I don't know where it starts in MoP though. The Netherwing reputation for Sinestra, Deathwing and obviously the Netherdrakes. Borean tundra for Malygos. Sunwell for Kalecgos. The Tarecgosa questline for the blue flight. Azsuna for Senegos. Dragonblight for all the dragonflights. The Caverns of time for the Bronze and Infinite. 67.Yeah, I liked that the more sinister side of the blood elves was on display more then. I do like that they've had development, and it makes a lot of sense that their reliance on fel magic has waned with the restoration of the Sunwell, but it seems like their less agreeable side has been abandoned; surely fel magic is still a problem in Quel'thalas considering people without magic addiction ...