World of Warcraft: Legion Comic #1 - Magni: "Fault Lines"

[KrazyK923]

We'll need a citation on that, because that makes no sense whatsoever. Also, at this point, unless it's in the Chronicle, I don't consider it to be canon, e.g. the Illidan novel that you're (obviously) going to reference.

So even if it was in the Illidan novel, despite the novels being 100% canon, you wouldn't accept it? Talk about denial.

Good thing its from an even more concrete source:

The game.



10 seconds in.

Elune existed before the ordering of Light and Shadow. By simple logic she cannot be a Naaru, Void Lord, Titan, or Old God.

Sorry if my repeating of the canon triggered you.

PS: The novels are 100% canon. As canon as Chronicle is.

[steelballfc]

LOL so even if it was in the Illidan novel, despite the novels being 100% canon, you wouldn't accept it? Talk about denial.

Good thing its from an even more concrete source:

The game.



10 seconds in.

Elune existed before the ordering of Light and Shadow. By simple logic she cannot be a Naaru, Void Lord, Titan, or Old God.

Sorry if my repeating of the canon triggered you.

PS: The novels are 100% canon. As canon as Chronicle is.

*clap clap*
Bravo

[Selastan]

So...does this mean Azeroth is awake? Maybe she is just pretending to sleep now so she doesn't kill everything when she wakes up.

[KrazyK923]

It sounds like its semi-awake, at least back in the War of the Ancients.

I mean we have vague descriptions of what Titan's are made of, but we don't actually know if their skin is literally made of ocean and mountains. So who even knows if it fully "awoke" it would destroy the world.

But maybe it knee-jerk recognized Sargeras as a fellow Titan by its very nature.

[My User Name]

Nah the whole Azeroth's world soul = Elune thing doesn't work really.

Khadgar implies that Elune created the prime Naaru Xe'ra in the order hall campaign quest which would make her something greater than a titan -- a being of light.

Well the world soul can still carry the name "Azeroth" after she awakens. Why not?

[Verdugo]

Khadgar implies that Elune created the prime Naaru Xe'ra in the order hall campaign quest which would make her something greater than a titan -- a being of light.

How does he know that, did he read the script too?

Hey! Whats that on the ground. Is that a script?

[Gheld]

Why wouldn't Magni just take the deeprun tram to stormwind?

[My User Name]

How does he know that, did he read the script too?

Hey! Whats that on the ground. Is that a script?

Assuming by "he" you are implying the NPC in-question -- why would he say something that he doesn't know to mislead us?

[mrcable]

I thing comic tells much because he saw what is coming. Maybe Magni told for Khadgar about the legion?

[Selastan]

Why wouldn't Magni just take the deeprun tram to stormwind?

One does not simply walk into Mordor.

Alternative:

The train can't move a dwarf-sized diamond. Too heavy.

[ryudaraku]

Why wouldn't Magni just take the deeprun tram to stormwind?

Five minutes after the last panel.

*thump thump thump*

"Sorry Moria Child..forgot that there was the Tram..don't mind me just..keep looking all wistfull with those tears..."

[Mormolyce]

I enjoyed this one, always room for more Dwarf lore!

The Council of Three hammers is stupid.

Get out!

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Why wouldn't Magni just take the deeprun tram to stormwind?

Take public transport? Like a commoner!?

[Gheld]

One does not simply walk into Mordor.

Alternative:

The train can't move a dwarf-sized diamond. Too heavy.

Diamond has half the density of steel (which presumably the tram itself is made of).

[Verdugo]

Diamond has half the density of steel (which presumably the tram itself is made of).

But what about the density of his fat ass.

[Gheld]

But what about the density of his fat ass.

Fat is less dense than water, bone, muscle, etc.

[Selastan]

Dwarf fat is different. It's extremely dense and heavy, hence why dwarves are so muscular. They eat and drink a lot beer, forcing them to gain fat, which they then have to lug around, getting a major workout in the process. Its a cycle of getting ripped.

[Gheld]

Dwarf fat is different. It's extremely dense and heavy, hence why dwarves are so muscular. They eat and drink a lot beer, forcing them to gain fat, which they then have to lug around, getting a major workout in the process. Its a cycle of getting ripped.

I feel like at this point it's better to just concede that it's a big giant plot hole in the comic.

[Selastan]

I feel like at this point it's better to just concede that it's a big giant plot hole in the comic.

Maybe he wanted to travel and see some other things along his way? Take the scenic route, stop by all the dwarf settlements and let them know he was back, etc. Remember, the first thing he did was take a tour of Ironforge.