Unresolved Storylines

[Arrashi]

I'm specificly talking about Ebonhorn last comment in the dungeon regarding ''family matters'' which could be related to Wrathion / Black Dragons.

Chances are its just one of those random open enders. That, or they actually planned something, but changed it and didn't cut that part of dialogue.

[Magnagarde]

Trolls still don't have a new leader. Orcs didn't have a leader in WoD.

The most important Horde character is Liadrin.

Look at it this way; it is better not to designate a leader, rather than designate a bad one.

Every single expansion since Outland, Northrend and revamped classic zones up untill where we are with Legion right now is one unfinished storyline; everything that happened in these zones needs to be made so it reflects upon what happened. This would however require tremendeous effort and resources.

[Ealyssa]

Elune, what is she
Lothraxion, how he became what he is
Wrathion, where the fuck is he ?
Alluriel, what with all that void magic ?

[SilenceRedo]

Alliance is to boring to carry the story.

Actually no. Is the other way arround.

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As far as burning Crusade questing goes, the Blood elves learn that the dead scar is uncurable. They could cure the ghostlands etc, but I think the Scar will remain.

Yeah... It makes me wonder how much of BC is still canon.

[Lahis]

"Who are those red guys who make up playable faction other than alliance ?".

This salt is hilarious. Horde gets one expansion where they are not the main focus and constant bitching and whining.

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Wrathion is literally the biggest "wat" at the moment.

He spent an entire expansion telling us how horrifying the Legion is, how we NEED to stop it, and yet he's nowhere to be found. It just feels sloppy.

Wrathion is perfect example why we shouldn't care about single characters or their arcs if we wanted any cohesive story in WoW. They sideline him for one expansion which doesn't fit his arc and them completely forget about his existence.

If Khadgar wasn't so connected to Gul'dan who kicked off this whole Legion shitstorm this time, we probably would have dropped him off at his tower in Talador and never returned to him.

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Why the tram in Stormwind to Ironforge goes east to west instead of south to north.

Because it originally belonged to the goblins. Went from Rachet to BB, I think.

It was went to connect Darnassus to Ironforge.

Game development!

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Lothraxion, how he became what he is

He doesn't know how to Eye Beam.

[Archibalde]

Lothraxion, how he became what he is

I'd imagine he didn't become pure, it's the other Nathrezim that became demons. During the green fire quest chain for Warlocks back in Mists of Pandaria, you had to talk to your demons for find out some information about the Codex of Xerrath. Your Observer demon recognized the language as ancient Nathrezim, noting that they were once an enlightened race.

You could interpret that many ways, but it seems likely that it's a similar situation to Eredars. Most chose to embrace Sargeras' dark bargain and Lothraxion is probably one of the few that refused it and stuck with the Light (and managed to stay alive all this time).

[huth]

I'd imagine he didn't become pure, it's the other Nathrezim that became demons. During the green fire quest chain for Warlocks back in Mists of Pandaria, you had to talk to your demons for find out some information about the Codex of Xerrath. Your Observer demon recognized the language as ancient Nathrezim, noting that they were once an enlightened race.

You could interpret that many ways, but it seems likely that it's a similar situation to Eredars. Most chose to embrace Sargeras' dark bargain and Lothraxion is probably one of the few that refused it and stuck with the Light (and managed to stay alive all this time).

It's clear from his model that he once had horns, but lost them. So no, this isn't it.

[Lahis]

I'd imagine he didn't become pure, it's the other Nathrezim that became demons. During the green fire quest chain for Warlocks back in Mists of Pandaria, you had to talk to your demons for find out some information about the Codex of Xerrath. Your Observer demon recognized the language as ancient Nathrezim, noting that they were once an enlightened race.

You could interpret that many ways, but it seems likely that it's a similar situation to Eredars. Most chose to embrace Sargeras' dark bargain and Lothraxion is probably one of the few that refused it and stuck with the Light (and managed to stay alive all this time).

Demonic Nathrezim are older than the Legion. They were around on void corrupted worlds when Sargeras was still part of the pantheon.

[Arrashi]

This salt is hilarious. Horde gets one expansion where they are not the main focus and constant bitching and whining.

Well that not one expansion given that in WoD horde did..nothing ? I mean vol'jin appeared in two cutscenes. And all that happened in MoP was butchering of their lore. So its pretty much 3 expansions of nothing good.

[Lahis]

Well that not one expansion given that in WoD horde did..nothing ? I mean vol'jin appeared in two cutscenes. And all that happened in MoP was butchering of their lore. So its pretty much 3 expansions of nothing good.

Except that the expansion's whole focus was legendary Horde characters.

[Arrashi]

Except that the expansion's whole focus was legendary Horde characters.

That had nothing to do with horde....or anything in general.

[OIS]

I honestly don't mind Lucan. I do mind they did not make him a human druid champion in Legion though. If night elves get to be paladins, humans should get to be druids!

Worgen can be druids, technically humans should be able to do that too, at least in terms of gameplay.

[Jorah]

Worgen can be druids, technically humans should be able to do that too, at least in terms of gameplay.

Lore wise worgens can be druids only because of curse - their only druid form is worgen (feral spec). Its the same way as Forsaken priests - in game you can be Holy but lore wise all forsaken priests is shadow spec. Because of gameplay reasons you can do all druid stuff as worgen.

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90% of wow .. lol. Their ability to start building on a storyline and just forget about it midway is amazing.

[Lahis]

Lore wise worgens can be druids only because of curse - their only druid form is worgen (feral spec). Its the same way as Forsaken priests - in game you can be Holy but lore wise all forsaken priests is shadow spec. Because of gameplay reasons you can do all druid stuff as worgen.

Not really. Prominence of Worgen druids within the Cenarion Circle makes them as legit druids as any other race. That justification applies only to the early levels in the starting zone, before Night Elves arrive. Gilnean harvest witches have been practicing simple nature magic to boost their crops and that is basically what your Worgen Druid is before the arrival of the elves and embarking in the true path of druidism.

[Felthan]

Warlock order hall story was left undone also.

[Jorah]

Not really. Prominence of Worgen druids within the Cenarion Circle makes them as legit druids as any other race. That justification applies only to the early levels in the starting zone, before Night Elves arrive. Gilnean harvest witches have been practicing simple nature magic to boost their crops and that is basically what your Worgen Druid is before the arrival of the elves and embarking in the true path of druidism.

Well i meant Gilneas's worgens the only druid form is worgen. They can't shapeshift into another forms like bear/tree.

[Aeluron Lightsong]

In a way it's good there are unresolved things. Keeps things speculative.

[OIS]

Lore wise worgens can be druids only because of curse - their only druid form is worgen (feral spec). Its the same way as Forsaken priests - in game you can be Holy but lore wise all forsaken priests is shadow spec. Because of gameplay reasons you can do all druid stuff as worgen.

Gilneans have harvest witches, just another name for a druid.