Cenarius revived?

[Deleted]

Yeah, and Burning Legion wants Mannoroth, and then your orcs are f**ked up again :

But i would like to see Grom kicking his son's ass... Can you imagine? "You've been a very bad boy. A very, very bad, bad boy Garrosh!" munches something Beyoncé hands him xD?

[Kucedon]

It was stated 5 years ago that Malfurion is in the emerald dream with Cenarius battling the nightmare.
Cenarius regenerative abilities basicly shows he is leaps and bounds ahead druids. He also exists outside the natural order. Aggamagan was said to return one day as well.

Mannoroth can be revived by Kil'jaeden if he chooses to do so. Infact any demon from the burning legion can be brought back. Only mortals die permanently.

it's not farfetched as it seems.

[Restrained]

It was stated 5 years ago that Malfurion is in the emerald dream with Cenarius battling the nightmare.
Cenarius regenerative abilities basicly shows he is leaps and bounds ahead druids. He also exists outside the natural order. Aggamagan was said to return one day as well.

Mannoroth can be revived by Kil'jaeden if he chooses to do so. Infact any demon from the burning legion can be brought back. Only mortals die permanently.

it's not farfetched as it seems.

Lazarus

WoW is worse than STV.

[Krypt]

Night elves worship Malorne for his great assistance during the War of the Ancients against the first invasion of the Burning Legion where he lost his life in defense of the world of Azeroth.

Cenarius had gone into a frenzy seeing Ursol, Ursoc, Aviana, and Agamaggan die. Cenarius crushed hundreds of felguards and felhunters.

The demons finally got hold of Cenarius, but before the demons could slay him, Malorne came into the fray blinding all demons with his majestic white flashing body. Malorne's hooves crushed many demons, while his antlers killed many others. Malorne defended his son Cenarius, and with a look toward the elves as if telepathically commanding them to come for his son, Jarod Shadowsong and others dragged Cenarius to safety.

Malorne's fury might have begun to turn the tide against the Burning Legion, had Archimonde not appeared. Black lightning struck the land around Malorne, baking it, then green fire from the ground engulfed Malorne, burning at his coat, while the land and rock formed giant hands that pinned his four legs to the ground. Archimonde swelled in size matching Malorne's height.

Malorne freed himself from his magical trap, and charged Archimonde with his antlers, causing tremors and lightning as demons and Azeroth's races nearby shook and fell to the ground flat on their backs with astonishment. Malorne and Archimonde battled for some time, until, finally, Archimonde managed to seize Malorne and with great force snapped his neck. Cenarius's brave rescuer and father, limp and lifeless, was tossed aside by Archimonde.

Malfurion knowing Cenarius was unconscious and that Archimonde had just slain Malorne, cast a spell that engulfed most of Archimonde's body with vines. The Archdemon, analytical as always, decided to retreat by vanishing in a green flare of flames that consumed the vines.

Shortly thereafter (a few moments, in fact), Alexstrasza, Ysera, and Soridormi, along with their dragonflights, joined the War of the Ancients. Ysera came to a screeching halt at the sight of Malorne and opened wide her brilliant jade eyes (one of only a few times she did so in recorded history) with a deafening shriek. As she tore through the carnage to her friend, thousands of demons were thrown in all directions with her paws and wings. Her rampage continued, making her way through to her goal, until she came still, her chin on Malorne's head; sobs could be heard as She of the Dreaming mourned the White Stag's end.

It is currently believed by night elves, that he transcended death and that he has returned to Elune's side or sleeps in the Emerald Dream.


So it's possible that Malfurion, Cenarius and Malorne are all going to be res'd from the Emerald dream. The stag boys could have become corrupt though, from the shit in the dream.


Malorne would be an awesome raid boss.

[Orcishpride2010]

These where Gods/spirits---> Gods/spirits=/=Mortal----->Gods/spirits =Extramortal-------> Thinking Gods/spirits are bound by mortal Law is stupid and close minded

[Grzlynx]

When a powerful WoW being dies they spawn on a tiny planet and have to chase a cricket around with a mallet.

You forgot that they have to chase and catch a monkey first.

[eLiTe_J_]

Lol. you cant publish a book without authorisation from blizzard. And blizzard always dictate the lore in the novels. So yeah its tah truth.

It might not be true. The books get retconned. In the last book they said arthas consumed/killed off ner'zhul. The wow developers have since retconned that idiotic scenario and ner'zhul is indeed alive nor is/was he consumed. So this can be retconned aswell.

[Falrinn]

I don't see how his return would be a lore issue. Having it so he never actually died might of been, but they will be giving him a proper ressurection.

As for why now? Simple. Ressurecting a being of such power is not easy to do and probably wouldn't even be attempted unless they were explicitly instructed to do so by his spirit. Now with the major problems of the Emerald Dream resolved for the time being and the armies of Ragnoros marching on the world tree, it's worth whatever cost to bring him back into Azeroth.

[Jeydis]

And malorn?
Srsly?


Blizzard just went ahead and took a huge dump on lore.

and its BS, I want Grom back if the allies get a lazarus on a demigod

Cenarius and Malorne are more oriented towards neutrality. If they do return to be prominent I wouldnt expect them to take sides.

[Restrained]

Cenarius and Malorne are more oriented towards neutrality. If they do return to be prominent I wouldnt expect them to take sides.

Maybe Malorne

But doubtful since his boy went apeshit over a few trees and then got slaughtered by the same people now occupying the same forest.