I lose interest because it's essentially the same thing for each boss. They just take the script for one boss, throw it through a thesaurus and make it new. I don't know how many times we've been told our world is doomed, how we have to unite, are called foolish mortals, beating the odds and how they would have done it if it weren't for us meddling kids.
This video was pretty refreshing in a sense that it didn't feel like a generic saturday morning cartoon.
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A soldier will fight long and hard for a bit of colored ribbon.
Yep, this started with the Lich King during WotLK. He appeared like some Nickelodeon villain, talking to us, making stupid moves. It was hard to feel any danger of the "uncountable undead hordes" when he drip feeds you with enemies and talks shit all day instead of taking action.
It's all good popcorn cinema though.
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I can only assume that much magic has to be involved, because any celestial object that big as Sargeras, in this cinematic, colliding with the planet would be the end of all life on this world. The tectonic plates would be crushed, tsunamis hundreds of kilometers tall would drown the whole world and a great part of the atmosphere would drift into the sky because of his movements.
Even if only his sword hit the planet, it would still be much bigger and more catastrophic as the meteor that wiped out the dinosaurs. There would be a nuclear winter for dozens or even hundreds of years at least.
The hand thing is something I noticed too and it should've had a bigger meaning behind it. A portion of another known zone could've been renamed into "Dark Titan's Reach" or whatever, a burned out husk of its former self.
the more important question is: what kind of animal did he use as base for his sword? it looks like a fucking alien encased in rock.
if yall listen to the alleria and turalyon story thing, you'll listen to why sargeras didnt destroy azeroth as a cloud, he wanted to enslave it similarly to argus, not destroy it.
He only struck it once he lost.
Probably getting ready to corrupt Azeroth as another Titan.What was Sargeras doing in Azeroth?
Since the start of the Antorus Raid, he slowly approaches there.Since when was he there?
The cloud gets closer and closer to Azeroth in the skybox in the raid.No one noticed him in the skies of Azeroth before the end of the Antorus raid?
Cause Illidan used the Sargerite Keystone that allowed us to access Argus. It works both ways, the Legion can invade Azeroth without portals, same with Sargeras. So in a way Illidan almost screwed us over.How did he get there?
He's the size of a planet, not a planet literally, he didn't really crush any area, seemed to be hanging onto the cloud he made(I think mostly the cloud was a way to hide the very obvious fact it's Sargeras there)He must be heavy (he is a planet afterall)... What places and regions in Azeroth did he smashed, crushed and scarred just because of his weight
You answered your own question, anybody entering the zone of Silithus that was stabbed is pretty much dead and had no chance.Did someone died (well, besides the cenarion circle and all the bugs in silithus) while he was attached to the planet?
Maybe but probably unlikely and he mostly looked like he stabbed Azeroth, that's about it.Is he leaving other scars in Azeroth besides his sword?
Probably just regular magic to summon his sword. He's a bloody Titan, that thing is probably paltry compared to what he can really do.did he just instantly "forged" a new sword with the mats of his own body, being the sword part of his own essence?
The Pantheon "Gathered their strength" and with whatever's left of Argus's world soul imprisoned Sargeras on the Seat of the Pantheon. I also believe, they couldn't kill Sargeras outright, just imprison him. I don't know if Sargeras' own body is gone specifically but that doesn't need to matter until several expansions later or whenever Blizzard wants to.And by the way, since he was brought to the new place (aka prison) were the pantheon are being held, how did they manage to shrink him to the size of a small giant, not much taller than Illidan's size?
Only Blizzard knows at this point.Where is Elune by the way? I was hoping to get an answer for that in this expansion...
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Dafaq we just literally spent an entire patch showing Sargeras using Argus as a battery and corrupting it along with aggramar. Not to mention the many times the raid and aggramar literally say that sargeras is working to make a dark pantheon. Entire upper partof antorus motif is dark titan.
except if you actually read the lore
when he was pulled from azeroth as the well of eternity collased he got a glance of Azeroth staring ath im and became entrapped with her (love? idk) and decided he wished to corrupt her, her and him would work together to stop the void. The eyeball on the staff of sargeras is about her. one second
page four of the research notes fro mthe staff of sargeras
The Scepter of Sargeras is known for the gleaming jewel that adorns its apex. Many theorize that it represents Sargeras's baleful eye, which caught only a glimpse of Azeroth before the fallen titan was ripped back to the Twisting Nether. But the truth is far different.
Soon after the War of the Ancients, Sargeras had a vision: the Well of Eternity imploded once again, but this time, it dragged him down to the very core of Azeroth. He was there for only an instant, but in that moment, he saw Azeroth's slumbering world-soul--and in that moment, the world-soul opened one eye and gazed at the Dark Titan. He was enraptured.
Since then, the eye of Azeroth's world-soul has not been far from his thoughts. He commanded the eredar who forged the scepter to crown it with that lone, wondrous orb. Next to it, the eredar placed two nathrezim wings, a testament to Sargeras's conception of the world-soul: corrupted, demonic, and most importantly, his.
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the content is out, if you dont want to be spoiled go do it.
if this was 3 weeks ago and that was the title, then it would be a spoiler
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He built it from flesh and bone, when you go to silithus it is moving inside. Its not a base from anything, just a sword formed using magic.
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This is true. But what happened with Azeroth/update with Antorus is he wanted to instead corrupt the other Titans so he can make them join his ranks and fight on his side. That was the purpose of the Dark Pantheon he wanted to create, and why he had the Coven tormenting the soul fragments of the other Titans. I think it's stated in a few places lore wise that he wanted Azeroth for his own. He wanted to corrupt her and make her join his side, because then he would have all the power in order to stop the Void Lords, etc. What's better than Sargeras vs. Void Lords? A whole pantheon and the most powerful world soul.
So, it actually makes sense that in the end he tried to destroy Azeroth. If his main goal is to destroy the Void Lords, and he was denied the chance to take Azeroth for his own (to help in his Crusade) he would naturally try to destroy her, so the Void Lords could never have her. Checks out!
He wasn't in Azeroth. He arrives during the raid and he slowly moves closer as you progress. He used the Portal Illidan created to travel from somewhere near Argus to Azeroth.
His hand appears to have been in the sea south west of Kalimdor so in the middle of nowhere. Just about everyone In Silithus is dead basically a large nuke went off. He either conjured the weapon or summoned an existing one I dont think it was made from his own essence or anything.
Titans can shrink their size Sargeras himself has done so before when he tried to use the Well of Eternity as a portal. The spell likely forced him to shrink.
As people have said, you can see the cloud that Sargeras is in approaching Azeroth through the raid. During the Argus Prefight, you can see small trails of clouds leading from Argus to Azeroth showing movement.
He doesn't actually touch Azeroth, watch the ending cinematic, his hand is resting on part of the cloud.
Sargeras decided to corrupt Azeroth, because he had a vision where he was in the same place she was, and she opened her eyes and looked at him. Since seeing that, he wanted to make her his. He fel in love with her. The stabbing is a "if I can't have her, no one can" type thing. She is also the most powerful Titan they have found, and he would rather kill her than have the Void Lords get her.
He also corrupted Argus to fuel his army. The demons resurrect naturally, but takes time to do so. With Argus's power, he was able to speed that up.
If what doesn't kill you, makes you stronger. Then I should be a god by now.