Azeroth's Moon: Is it more than just a moon?

[Lastlivingsoul]

Just another crazy tinfoil hat question; If Azeroth has a moon do you think there are any Titan Artifact/Ancient Deity/Life-forms on it.

If so do you think we will ever visit it one day?

Druids draw their power from it. Is there actually a force giving that power back?

If Blizzard decided to go somewhere with this would you be ok with it Lore-wise or would it be to silly?

[leaks]

Azeroth has 2 moons.

[Korru]

They are made out of cheese.

Also if I can see Azeroth from Outland, how come I can't see Outland from Azeroth?

[TirielWoW]

They are made out of cheese.

Also if I can see Azeroth from Outland, how come I can't see Outland from Azeroth?

Atmosphere. :P

[Jawless Jones]

coz azeroth has a sky in the way? where as draenor is pretty much open to the twisting nether

[drwelfare]

I'd be more interested in going there than some other continent out of nowhere.

[chazus]

Also if I can see Azeroth from Outland

Draenor and Azeroth are not remotely close to eachother. They may even not be on the same plane of existence. Where did you read/see Azeroth from Draenor?

[StationaryHawk]

Obligatory "That's no moon. It's a space station."

According to Azerothian mythology/religion, Elune is associated with the larger of Azeroth's two moons.

Draenor and Azeroth are not remotely close to eachother. They may even not be on the same plane of existence. Where did you read/see Azeroth from Draenor?

I think it can be seen in the sky from Black Temple. I'm unsure if that holds true for any other place in Outland/Outland as a whole.

[leaks]

They are made out of cheese.

Also if I can see Azeroth from Outland, how come I can't see Outland from Azeroth?

Because Outland is in the twisting nether now.

[Destinas]

Draenor and Azeroth are not remotely close to eachother. They may even not be on the same plane of existence. Where did you read/see Azeroth from Draenor?

Azeorht is very clearly visible inside the Black Temple's summit, when fighting Illidan. Just look up.

[Pebrocks The Warlock]

http://www.wowpedia.org/Dragon_Aspects#Selection

According to legend, when the Aspects were first created, the moons had been in a rare conjunction known as the Embrace. A repeat of this same alignment was is crucial to the proper working of the magic necessary to facilitate the alteration of a normal dragon into an Aspect.

There is something magical about the moons, could be titan origin.

[Aquamonkey]

Draenor and Azeroth are not remotely close to eachother. They may even not be on the same plane of existence. Where did you read/see Azeroth from Draenor?

Aside from being able to see Azeroth in the sky above Black Temple, the WoW: TBC Official Strategy Guide describes Azeroth as the closest habitable planet to Draenor.

[Lastlivingsoul]

http://www.wowpedia.org/Dragon_Aspects#Selection

There is something magical about the moons, could be titan origin.

That's what I was thinking. More than anywhere else it would be the ideal place to observe from afar.

[Linkedblade]

It's obviously a base for the burning legion >:] BWAHAHA

[Ethes]

Azeorht is very clearly visible inside the Black Temple's summit, when fighting Illidan. Just look up.

That explains why so many people always stood in fire...

[chazus]

Aside from being able to see Azeroth in the sky above Black Temple, the WoW: TBC Official Strategy Guide describes Azeroth as the closest habitable planet to Draenor.

I don't believe that's canon, considering that the devs have stated that not only is Draenor from a different dimension (i.e. it's not floating in 'our' outer space), but neither is the twisting nether. The twisting nether is not 'space'.

You can probably see Azeroth from Black Temple due to either a portal at the summit, or a scrying point at that location in the nether.

Azeroth and Draenor do not exist in the same universe, for all physical intents and purposes.

[dokilar]

its elune obviously

no, kidding aside, it would be interesting to learn that there may yet be some other doomsday device on it with a possible old god

[leaks]

I don't believe that's canon, considering that the devs have stated that not only is Draenor from a different dimension (i.e. it's not floating in 'our' outer space), but neither is the twisting nether. The twisting nether is not 'space'.

You can probably see Azeroth from Black Temple due to either a portal at the summit, or a scrying point at that location in the nether.

Azeroth and Draenor do not exist in the same universe, for all physical intents and purposes.

It may have been true at one time but like you said it exists in a totally different dimension now. Being able to see other worlds from it is likely do to the Twisting Nether being a realm that connects the different worlds of "reality" together.

[chazus]

Thats the best idea I can think of. More like a 'window'. Much like wormholes. There's really no reason that Azeroth could see Draenor, just because Draenor can see Azeroth. The fact that you can ONLY see it from Black Temple... indicates a weak/scrying point/portal.

[Florena]

Do druids get power from the moon? I thought that was just night elf priests with Elune, thought they got power from nature itself.