7.3 spoilers!

[huth]

You're forgetting that we're playing a game, something has to happen.

Given that his chain was probably blasted all to hell millenia ago, it's kind of irrelevant anyway.

[Padwarle]

Neat little touch - at the Circle of Aspirants in Mac'Aree, you can see echos of Akama, Hataaru, Othaar, and Larohir. I wonder if you take Akama as a bodyguard, if he will say something.

[TheFirstOnes]

Neat little touch - at the Circle of Aspirants in Mac'Aree, you can see echos of Akama, Hataaru, Othaar, and Larohir. I wonder if you take Akama as a bodyguard, if he will say something.

Aww, that's cool.

Also, No Yrel. Neat. Hated her anyway.

[Friendlyimmolation]

Aww, that's cool.

Also, No Yrel. Neat. Hated her anyway.

Yrel was born on Draenor, fairly certain.

[Lahis]

Aww, that's cool.

Also, No Yrel. Neat. Hated her anyway.

Yrel is younger. She was born after they left Argus, maybe even on Draenor.

[DemonHunter18]

Yrel is younger. She was born after they left Argus, maybe even on Draenor.

she is an old hag

[TheFirstOnes]

Yrel is younger. She was born after they left Argus, maybe even on Draenor.

Good. Either she'd die from the Legion, or by Me, due to how much I hate her disgusting Deus Ex Fairy Tail esc speeches. It's disgusting.

[Friendlyimmolation]

Good. Either she'd die from the Legion, or by Me, due to how much I hate her disgusting Deus Ex Fairy Tail esc speeches. It's disgusting.

https://wow.gamepedia.com/Path_of_Glory

This is where MU yrel probably is.

[Wyrt]

Neat little touch - at the Circle of Aspirants in Mac'Aree, you can see echos of Akama, Hataaru, Othaar, and Larohir. I wonder if you take Akama as a bodyguard, if he will say something.

Naielle is also there as a little girl. There's also the former wielder of the holy priest staff sitting next to the pre-demon version of the eredar the priest player recovers the staff from.

[derpkitteh]

akama shouldn't be there. he's described as being young as a karabor priest.

[chrisisvacant]

akama shouldn't be there. he's described as being young as a karabor priest.

What's "young" to creatures who, like Velen, can be older than 25,000 years?

Also, Akama was definitely alive when they crashed onto Draenor.

[Deleted]

I dont know if it has been discussed before but one of the Vindicaar upgrades is the Fel heart of Argus.

Gives you HP regen and lets you res every 30 min on Argus. It is interesting because looks like all the demons we have already killed do have this passive unlocked .

[derpkitteh]

What's "young" to creatures who, like Velen, can be older than 25,000 years?

Also, Akama was definitely alive when they crashed onto Draenor.

he may have been born before they landed on draenor, but i don't believe that a 25,000 year old would ever be considered young, even in social maturity.

I dont know if it has been discussed before but one of the Vindicaar upgrades is the Fel heart of Argus.

Gives you HP regen and lets you res every 30 min on Argus. It is interesting because looks like all the demons we have already killed do have this passive unlocked .

the fel heart lets him revive even in a place that would kill demons, and it allows him to do it instantly.

so it's like an amped up version of normal demonic rebirth.

[Zulkhan]

As before, just in case someone missed it.



Seems were correct those who thought Illidan's beam was directed at none other but Xe'ra herself.

[Dagoth Ur]

As before, just in case someone missed it.

Seems were correct those who thought Illidan's beam was directed at none other but Xe'ra herself.

Man, just rewatching it and can't shake off how creepy Xer'a is.

Voice acting was really good in that cinematic.

[Zulkhan]

Man, just rewatching it and can't shake off how creepy Xer'a is.

Voice acting was really good in that cinematic.

The moment they started to zoom more and more on her while she blabbered about the Light, destiny and the chosen fucking one it looked disturbing in a pretty comical way. And you can pretty much see everything that's wrong about the Naaru the moment Xe'ra followed her inane sweet talking with a crushing Light circle. The best part is that she kept to sweet talk even after that like everything was perfectly fine and cool.

[Combatbutler]

The moment they started to zoom more and more on her while she blabbered about the Light, destiny and the chosen fucking one it looked disturbing in a pretty comical way. And you can pretty much see everything that's wrong about the Naaru the moment Xe'ra followed her inane sweet talking with a crushing Light circle. The best part is that she kept to sweet talk even after that like everything was perfectly fine and cool.

I really like how they finally capitalize on the babylon 5 trope after implementing it so very long ago and finally we know for certain that not every light entity can be trusted.

[Dagoth Ur]

The moment they started to zoom more and more on her while she blabbered about the Light, destiny and the chosen fucking one it looked disturbing in a pretty comical way. And you can pretty much see everything that's wrong about the Naaru the moment Xe'ra followed her inane sweet talking with a crushing Light circle. The best part is that she kept to sweet talk even after that like everything was perfectly fine and cool.

Yea that was the worst part, she didn't even listen to what he was saying, she just kept maniacally repeating her Light nonsense.

I really like how they finally capitalize on the babylon 5 trope after implementing it so very long ago and finally we know for certain that not every light entity can be trusted.

Agreed.
Black/white is boring. Glad they gave some moral ambiguity to Light aligned entities also.

[Zulkhan]

Well, one good thing the cinematic did, for me, is showing one respectful trait of Illidan: on the end of the day, jumping on Xe'ra's wagon remained his best alternative, definitely the easiest and most profitable route to "redemption" even though that would have turned him into some weird Light/Naaru champion and consequently losing the liberty to make his own choices. The fact that Illidan discarded that easy route to stick on his way and beliefs is quite admirable overall.

[tristannarutofan]

Well, one good thing the cinematic did, for me, is showing one respectful trait of Illidan: on the end of the day, jumping on Xe'ra's wagon remained his best alternative, definitely the easiest and most profitable route to "redemption" even though that would have turned him into some weird Light/Naaru champion and consequently losing the liberty to make his own choices. The fact that Illidan discarded that easy route to stick on his way and beliefs is quite admirable overall.

Od remind everyone that we are in "the age of mortals" with all the titan revelations this has def become a story of mortals finding out their gods are dead, corrupt, or to rigid to change, and saving ourselves.

Im a fan