Warcraft Chronicle Vol 2 (Warning: Spoilers)

[Zulkhan]

Ah, but life seemed so much simpler back during the days of the Amani troll/high elf debates... I remember it like it was yesterday...

The good ol' days. (lmao)

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Maybe. But, in my eyes, it has no info that I find exciting...

It's a shame because between the origin of dragonmaw name, the link between the pale and the twilight hammer, how Draenor had been tame by Agramaar and why frostwolf have green skin... I found it VERY exciting ! Yes, of course all the stuff about first and second war had already knew but in same time... It's a book about lore of warcraft !^^ and not everyone play the RTS games or read the novels, so they have the luck to read all of this about.

[TheFirstOnes]

Ah, but life seemed so much simpler back during the days of the Amani troll/high elf debates... I remember it like it was yesterday...

Fuck that!



Fighting, and defeating gods are so much better....

[Ethenil]

Honestly, the Dark Star falling upon Karabor and Cho'gall burning Mar'gok chained to his throne already won me the book.

[Zulkhan]

Honestly, the Dark Star falling upon Karabor and Cho'gall burning Mar'gok chained to his throne already won me the book.

Indeed. Especially Cho'gall is one savage mofo.

[EchoScratcher]

Well, mostly everything that was revealed about Draenor is new. I find all this lore very interesting.

As for the two Wars, it streamlined them, plus added new information. To me, it's awesome to finally read what's really canon.

It's a shame because between the origin of dragonmaw name, the link between the pale and the twilight hammer, how Draenor had been tame by Agramaar and why frostwolf have green skin... I found it VERY exciting ! Yes, of course all the stuff about first and second war had already knew but in same time... It's a book about lore of warcraft !^^ and not everyone play the RTS games or read the novels, so they have the luck to read all of this about.

It's too bad you didn't know the Second War back when it was actually a war. You would've loved it.

[Zulkhan]

It's too bad you didn't know the Second War back when it was actually a war. You would've loved it.

How it's possible that every single post of yours is about bitching over this volume? What are you, the second account of TheDestinatus?

[EchoScratcher]

How it's possible that every single post of yours is about bitching over this volume? What are you, the second account of TheDestinatus?

Tell me about him.

[Zulkhan]

Tell me about him.

Say "Nice to meet you".

[Ethenil]

It's too bad you didn't know the Second War back when it was actually a war. You would've loved it.

How many times must one repeat that Chronicles only presents an overview, and any battles not mentioned are -still- canon?

[EchoScratcher]

How many times must one repeat that Chronicles only presents an overview, and any battles not mentioned are -still- canon?

That opinion is actually a step up from what I've heard from a lot of people here - a lot who think the lack of an effective Horde fleet somehow turns the war into a better narrative.

[Rhlor]

[Friendlyimmolation]

Posting a picture by itself does not magically make all of us understand what you are trying to say here.

[Aucald]

Turalyon there does look an awful lot like the newer look of Khadgar, though. Kind of odd.

[Farrarie]

if no legion no voidlords no buying the book
I hoped it tell the story of the eredar in first couple of chapters more detailed than rise of the horde atleast

[Ethenil]

Wow, that picture is really cool!

[Combatbutler]

Posting a picture by itself does not magically make all of us understand what you are trying to say here.

Turalyon obviously just wants to be disrespectful to the serfs, standing on the table with his dirty boots, knowing full well they have to clean up the mess.

[Zulkhan]

That opinion is actually a step up from what I've heard from a lot of people here - a lot who think the lack of an effective Horde fleet somehow turns the war into a better narrative.

No, it simply makes more sense given from where the Horde came from. You know, maybe that's the case why the Chronicle, the freshest piece of lore on the matter, handled things that way.

[EchoScratcher]

No, it simply makes more sense given from where the Horde came from. You know, maybe that's the case why the Chronicle, the freshest piece of lore on the matter, handled things that way.

See, Ethenil? This is the stuff I'm talking about. He doesn't even want the trolls to have naval power or competence. That's what you're dealing with.

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Turalyon obviously just wants to be disrespectful to the serfs, standing on the table with his dirty boots, knowing full well they have to clean up the mess.

He is still a priest on that picture, he is obviously using levitate.

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See, Ethenil? This is the stuff I'm talking about. He doesn't even want the trolls to have naval power or competence. That's what you're dealing with.

An Amani naval power in the mountain ridges and the eastern seas of the Eastern Kingdoms? At least the Chronicles brought back the troll destroyers, used for river travelling this time.