Titans' Bodies?

[Aquamonkey]

ephemeral beings can usually interact with and be interacted with by physical forces in every fantasy. rogues and warriors can hit spirits, sylvanas' banshee form died in her corpse when godfrey shot her. in that picture of sargeras he has a defined form, yes, but that doesn't mean his body can't be like a gigantic spirit basically.

Chronicle repeatedly mentions the titans having physical bodies.

[huth]

The phrasing was confusing. "Otherwise it could still have had one they just didn't find." I now get what you are saying.

"Otherwise" i.e. if they hadn't been to Draenor.

[derpkitteh]

Chronicle repeatedly mentions the titans having physical bodies.

eh, if that's how it is, it's pretty lame honestly. a stupid idea.

i'd much rather they manifest without changing the planet in any way.

[Scottyjscizzle]

I see. Well, hopefully the titan doesn't wake up and kill us all. Unless we can still live on it while it's moving around in space, we should probably keep it sleeping.

I dunno, I want a cosmic scaled Shadows of the colossus, corrupted Azeroth wakes up and we have to cleverly scale her body to kill her with our artifact.

[Magnagarde]

By the time it wakes up, the living of Azeroth could literally get the Exodar and Tempest Keep up and running, along with some other Burning Legion ships they steal in the meantime and use them to go to a different world.

A different world doesn't actually sound too unpropable, really. It would tie up the Warcraft universe as we know and could begin a new chapter. Even a new RTS could be in play.

In all honesty, I'd much prefer a cleansed and redeemed Sargeras, than an awakened Azeroth. When you look at it, Illidan's redemption story could basically be Sargeras' redemption story too, just on a much smaller scale; a being with good intentions that ends up doing the wrong thing to achieve victory over evil.

[Teri]

I think the whole waking up thing could be good reason to permanently go away from azeroth, we have multiple space ships after all (Exodar, Tempest Keep and it's surrounding structures).

I have no idea how the new character experience would be, but I think it could be a very interesting development, yet feel weird without the main cities/zones/battlegrounds/creatures.

Edit: didnt read above post at first, but very similar thoughts

[Felfaadaern Darkterror]

It's like Captain Planet. I'm gonna be the right eyebrow.

[Cheapnecrolyte]

Also we don't know if AU draneor even has a World Soul.

Given Aquamonkey's belief that everything is alive, he would claim all worlds are living worlds, even if they're dead worlds. Perhaps the shaman's belief is flawed, but if it is, why is Aquamonkey using that flawed belief as canon proof that even dead things are alive? Who knows?

[Aquamonkey]

Given Aquamonkey's belief that everything is alive, he would claim all worlds are living worlds, even if they're dead worlds. Perhaps the shaman's belief is flawed, but if it is, why is Aquamonkey using that flawed belief as canon proof that even dead things are alive? Who knows?

Completely irrelevant to the topic or even the person you're replying to...

Also:

"Everything that is... is alive."
After all these years of pleading, Nobundo had finally received an answer; an answer that came not from the Light...
But from the wind.
--Unbroken

Unbroken: Nobundo senses a "multitude of voices" (Life?). Then, an "energy" "in the void" (Arcane/Twis.Neth.?). Got it right?
Yep - primarily, life in all things, life on other worlds. (MickyNeilson)
So, the "new" element that was in the void, binding the world together and composed of unspeakable energy... is Life?
Life is what he senses on myriad other worlds. The unspeakable energy is what binds all worlds together. (MickyNeilson)

Those who seek to bring balance to the elements rely on Sprit (sometimes referred to as the "fifth element" by shaman, or "chi" by monks). This life-giving force interconnects and binds all things in existence as one.
--Chronicle

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Soul is a planet and when it "awakens", it's an size of a some sort of a Galaxy. Made of stars and dust.

[Magnagarde]

Oh . . . I just imagined a warcraft where we go to Argus, somehow redeem Sargeras then find the door slammed behind us by Azeroth who has been fully corrupted by N'zoth and is now in the final stages of emerging as a Dark Titan.

Yeah. Then, with a "cleansed" Sargeras at our side we actually start fighting the Void Lord's creations all over the universe, including the Old Gods across numerous worlds. He Dark Titan could lead an "Army of the Void"" just as Sargeras lead the "Burning Legion", made up of different pawns of the Void Lords(ie Old Gods, facelesss, voidwalkers).

[Deleted]

Why are you all saying 'corrupted' Azeroth? Is she confirmed corrupted?

[Aucald]

Why are you all saying 'corrupted' Azeroth? Is she confirmed corrupted?

Not confirmed, only strongly suspected from Il'gynoth's whispering and other bits of evidence.

[Aquamonkey]

Why are you all saying 'corrupted' Azeroth? Is she confirmed corrupted?

Not confirmed, only strongly suspected from Il'gynoth's whispering and other bits of evidence.

Algalon's assessment found partial corruption in Azeroth's life-support systems and complete corruption in most of Azeroth's defense mechanisms.

[Frozenbeef]

I imagine it's more of an egg ie kill the moon type thing.

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Algalon's assessment found partial corruption in Azeroth's life-support systems and complete corruption in most of Azeroth's defense mechanisms.

How are we going to cleanse her?
With the 2 machine thingies in Ulduar and Uldum?

[Aucald]

Algalon's assessment found partial corruption in Azeroth's life-support systems and complete corruption in most of Azeroth's defense mechanisms.

I'm assuming he meant full corruption - corruption to the point that it would produce the Dark Titan that Sargeras seemed to fear.