Ulduar: That one Mural of Female face = Titan Azeroth

[derpkitteh]

It's a baby titan with a blanket made by old gods :P

if that's what azeroth is supposed to look like right now, then they legitimately made sargeras a titanic pedophile. considering he's totally smitten by her just looking at him.

i always wanted that picture to be y'shaarj or n'zoth, have the face shifting into different male and female faces, as the cloak opens up into a vision of twisting chaos and insanity. i hope at least one of the void lords manifests their self in that way.

[Wilfire]

There was actually a concept art of this "thing" a while ago, can't seem to find it now. But it did look grandiose enough to be either a Void Lord or Azeroth.

[Golden Yak]

People have often speculated if the murals in Ulduar were some sort of preview of how everything would go in the story post-Lich King. I think it's far more likely that the story was shaped afterwards with reference to the murals, rather than all being worked out at that point.

[Aeula]

Every one of those panels is just there for the sake of looking 'cool'. They admitted this before.

[micwini]

They didn't design those murals with the thought: "Hey in 7 years from now, that's where the story will go". If it is the case then it's just a coincidence just like the one that looks like a sha.

[Raetary]

I think the Void Lords were supposed to be a minor tier villain in the beginning. After all, wasn't Entropius even a Void God?

he still is a void god... void gods are the shit naaru turn in if they loose their light or whatever.

and the void lords concept as the ultimate void thing is new, the void lords as in a bit more poweful voidwalker with clothes still exists and they are still minor tier.

[SoundOfGuns]

I think the Void Lords were supposed to be a minor tier villain in the beginning. After all, wasn't Entropius even a Void God?

Very likely. Originally the Void Lords where Voidwalkers and not much else. Basically gasclouds from the Nether... The whole rather recent identity as mighty horrors from outer space as an EVEN MORE obvious Lovecraft-Reference that now sits as origin of the Old Golds is something entirely different than those guys. I doubt it just... happens to be... the same name either, due to the way these voidwalker-Voidlords where described. They pretty much used to be the same thing.

[Darklurker]

There was actually a concept art of this "thing" a while ago, can't seem to find it now. But it did look grandiose enough to be either a Void Lord or Azeroth.

That sounds interesting, I would like to see it. Do you recall what content it was pertinent to?

[CaptainV]

A very interesting hypothesis if this was actually true, but I always thought that murial was actually meant to be Azshara, considering that Azshara was corrupted entirley except for her face.

[Gurluas]

Different void lords. Dimensius and the various other blueberries introduced in TBC were just variations of voidwalkers. The proper void lords behind the Old Gods were invented recently.

Actually no, Dimensius was a real Void Lord, but he's almost nothing but a faint echo of true his power due to not having a vessel in this plane of existence. This is why the main Void Lords want to corrupt a Titan.

http://wow.gamepedia.com/Dimensius_the_All-Devouring

[Aquamonkey]

Actually no, Dimensius was a real Void Lord, but he's almost nothing but a faint echo of true his power due to not having a vessel in this plane of existence. This is why the main Void Lords want to corrupt a Titan.

http://wow.gamepedia.com/Dimensius_the_All-Devouring

That is something new. The current concept of void lord didn't exist until recently. They lumped Dimensius into that new concept after-the-fact. It wasn't something they came up with in TBC with Dimensius' introduction.

[Gurluas]

That is something new. The current concept of void lord didn't exist until recently. They lumped Dimensius into that new concept after-the-fact. It wasn't something they came up with in TBC with Dimensius' introduction.

That's true, ye, but it's cool they still honor Dimensius as being a real Void Lord.
And even as just a tiny echo of power, Dimensius still managed to devour entire worlds.

[Deleted]

That's true, ye, but it's cool they still honor Dimensius as being a real Void Lord.
And even as just a tiny echo of power, Dimensius still managed to devour entire worlds.

Not entirely accurate, I mean you said it yourself that he is merely an echo of power. He is just a manifestation the way Medivh is a manifestation to Sargeras, one would say. Truly powerful, but far from being considered a "real" Void Lord.

[Gurluas]

Not entirely accurate, I mean you said it yourself that he is merely an echo of power. He is just a manifestation the way Medivh is a manifestation to Sargeras, one would say. Truly powerful, but far from being considered a "real" Void Lord.

It is a real Void Lord though. Just not at full power. I suppose it can be considered an avatar or something.

[Deleted]

That's not the Titan. When Blizzard made Ulduar they had no idea that Azeroth was going to be a titan. They made that up when they had to sell the chronicles with some revelations.

Ulduar was originally Yogg-Saron's birthblace. Yogg-Saron molded Ulduar and created the world around him. Then Blizzard came and said that "okay, the old gods are dead and Void Lords are controlling them." Yogg-saron is not dead. We hear him during Ill'gynoth encounter. Every old god is still alive. I think that the old gods try to trick people to think that void lords are their masters while the truth is that void lords are just weak pawns.

[Qualia]

Ulduar was originally Yogg-Saron's birthblace. Yogg-Saron molded Ulduar and created the world around him. Then Blizzard came and said that "okay, the old gods are dead and Void Lords are controlling them." Yogg-saron is not dead. We hear him during Ill'gynoth encounter. Every old god is still alive. I think that the old gods try to trick people to think that void lords are their masters while the truth is that void lords are just weak pawns.

Now that is an even wilder than usual random Old Gods' conspiracy theory (while still ignoring the lore of course)... :P

[DarkTZeratul]

Ulduar was originally Yogg-Saron's birthblace. Yogg-Saron molded Ulduar and created the world around him.

I have no idea where you got that from. It's always been his prison, and the expansion immediately prior hinted that the Old Gods originated from beyond Azeroth.

[3DTyrant]

That's not the Titan. When Blizzard made Ulduar they had no idea that Azeroth was going to be a titan. They made that up when they had to sell the chronicles with some revelations.

Ulduar was originally Yogg-Saron's birthblace. Yogg-Saron molded Ulduar and created the world around him. Then Blizzard came and said that "okay, the old gods are dead and Void Lords are controlling them." Yogg-saron is not dead. We hear him during Ill'gynoth encounter. Every old god is still alive. I think that the old gods try to trick people to think that void lords are their masters while the truth is that void lords are just weak pawns.

Uhhmm... Where the hell did you get that from? Ulduar is Yogg's prison... Also, when do we hear him in Il'gynoth's encounter?