Warlocks seem to be the default villain class.
DHs aren't really good or evil.
DKs are kinda similar but were forced to be evil
Shadow priests are just insane aren't they?
Warlocks seem to be the default villain class.
DHs aren't really good or evil.
DKs are kinda similar but were forced to be evil
Shadow priests are just insane aren't they?
If we exclude Legion's poor DK writing that litterally took a massive dump on the lore of the Ebon blade,I'd say warlock
If not,I'd say DK
That's only including the ones in the poll,rogues are probably up there as well
Mages are the most evil class lore-wise.
We got Arugal, Medivh, Kel'thuzad and Jaina.
I kill you with my holy light - You have to be the good guy so yes please...
I drain your life and kill you - You sinister evil... go fuck off
... I'm dead
You're just mixing together the things I said that were replies to specific people. When I was talking about the DK campaign it was because someone else brought it up.
Ner'zhul's destruction of Draenor alone far surpasses anything Arthas ever did.
Warlocks inventing and creating the first Death Knights (I know they're different) by infusing the defiled corpses of human soldiers with the souls of warlocks is a far more evil plot and magic invention than just raising the dead to fight again. Even if you don't think it's more evil, it would at least be the same as what Arthas was doing - except that Warlocks have wrought so much more destruction in addition.
The discussion isn't about player characters it's about the class as a whole. There is no substantive evidence to suggest any of the classes have had as grandiose evil plans as Warlocks. The corruptive nature of the energies that Warlocks deal with almost invariably lead them to extravagant levels of evil.
The fact is that all of this stuff is backed up in the Chronicles and the in-game lore. Warlocks by and large have done the most evil stuff on the largest scale (barring Azshara as a mage after she was corrupted by Sargeras - her being one of the most evil individuals in the lore. Interestingly, she's a mage-gone-bad who made a pact with a demon - seems awfully similar to the way a certain other class operates).
If you want to provide sources and quotes as I have feel free to do so. You won't be able to refute my statement, and without basing your argument in actual lore you're just giving your personal opinion to a question where there is an objective answer.
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Wrong, that is not the point... The point is what are they doing currently. DK's may have been forced to be evil when they were created, but no one is forcing them anymore, they have their minds, they are in complete control of themselves, they could have decided to use this power for good, to attempt to atone for what they were forced to do while under Arthas' control, but they chose to be evil instead, and not only are they choosing to be evil, they are choosing to be far more evil than Warlocks are.
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Death Knights. Warlocks get a lot of negative attention with so many in their ranks becoming bosses. To me warlocks are casters that don't want to play by the rules and want all the knowledge they possibly can get to become strong. That doesn't make someone evil however aquiring that power has a huge cost. Not to mention the good ol' power corrupts issue.
Death Knights in Legion turned from stoic guardians to complete douchebags who think they're above everyone. Not even (most) Demon Hunters are this arrogant.
The deathlord IS the class hall leader, and has no obligation to report to any of the faction leaders (since theorically the Ebon Blade has always been a faction on his own, and players are forced into either Horde or Alliance for gameplay purposes) as both factions are in fact absent for the entire war.
Also, the Ebon Blade was mostly against assaulting LHC, even Darion points this out immediately after you tell him, but they couldn't just break their agreement with Bolvar. Since pragmatism has been a staple since the Ebon Blade was formed, a few dead paladins don't really matter in front of the possibility to raise Tirion as an horsemen all while preveting the Lich King to unleash the Scourge on the Broken Isle.
The Red Flight massacre is not even canon, Blizzard removed the achievement. We might need more clarification from them, but we can assume their stance will be a middle ground where the deahtlord had to kill some dragons in order to get the informations he wanted, but not many. And again, a few dead dragons hanging out in Northrend doing nothing don't really matter much when confronted with a powerful ancient dragon actually used in the fight against the Legion.
If Bolvar is off his rocker, and he is, they would be wise to get assistance before ICC 2.0.
Yes they could, nothing was stopping them.Also, the Ebon Blade was mostly against assaulting LHC, even Darion points this out immediately after you tell him, but they couldn't just break their agreement with Bolvar.
How about "stand the fuck down or we'll get everyone on the planet to come back here and murder the shit out of you".all while preveting the Lich King to unleash the Scourge on the Broken Isle.
The Whelps killed by the Deathlord were the last remaining from the Red Dragonflight, removing the achievement doesn't change that.The Red Flight massacre is not even canon, Blizzard removed the achievement.
"had", no, he didn't.deahtlord had to kill some dragons in order to get the informations he wanted
Yeah, fuck the future of an entire dragonflight, let's get ONE dragon on our side instead of going to them peacefully and saying "hey, we could use your help on the broken isles", no, let's go in and say "hey, tell me where this big dragon is so I can raise it into undeath against it's will or I'll kill you"... Totally not evil at alll.And again, a few dead dragons hanging out in Northrend doing nothing don't really matter much when confronted with a powerful ancient dragon actually used in the fight against the Legion.
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Warlocks.
I mean, for some of the abilities you literally use someone's soul as a fuel. (soul shards)
Demon Hunters don’t strike me as evil. If anything they are more like edgy matyrs. They are chaotic good imo
Rogues deserve to be on that list. Killing people for profit with no remorse is pretty fucked up.
Warlocks and Death Knights are about the same in my opinion. They both use forbidden, sacrilegious magic to gain power. At best they use this magic for good, but still summoning demons, consuming souls and raising people into undeath is generally considering as a dick move no matter the outcome
Shadow Priests would be the worst in my opinion. They seem to be okay with letting the insanity of the void consume them and generally inflicting mental torture and domination on others. I would say at best they are chaotic neutral and at worst chaotic evil
Warlocks - selfish lust for power, but not evil per se. I main a Warlock btw.
Demon Hunters - selfless lust for power. Self sacrifice to become powerful enough to face the Legion menace.
Shadow Priests - you would have to argue that the void is inherently evil, which I am not prepared to do.
Death Knights - truly evil in my opinion. Having played through the DK artifact weapon quests on my alt, I never before quite understood how evil they were. E.g. the quest to obtain a leader for their dragon undead: murder one and raise it as a DK. Completely psychopathic.
Pretty funny, my only leveled toons are a Warlock, DK, and Demon Hunter. My shadow priest is in the low 100's.
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You're really a terrible tactician, aren't you.
Fighting BOTH the Legion and the Scourge at the same time, just to save a dozen of paladins and a few dragons (dragons that, again, did absolutely nothing against the Legion), sounds like a plan someone who really wants to lose would make. Many more would have died if the Ebon Blade didn't acet the way they did, and it would have probably costed us the war.
And maybe I'll repeat myself, but the red flight massacre DIDN'T happen. Nowhere Blizzard confirmed that the deahtlord killed the whelpling or any dragon at all. For now it's up to the player (and if you want, you can get to the book by killing no more than 6 dragons in total), but we have no official statement from Blizzard.
Also as a side note, the future of the red dragonflight is no concern for us. Their disappearing from Azeroth would change nothing for the mortal races.
IF Bolvar doesn't back down after being threatened with annihilation. Which he should definitely still get, his actions are inexcusable.
Do you really think what the DKs did was all that held the Legion off? Do you really think the DK's couldn't have just marched into ICC and shit all over Bolvar to make him stop? Or have just done it the second he said he was gonna use the Scourge on the Broken Isle, before he even had a chance to do it? We had 2 raids in Legion that had nothing to do with the Legion (and one of them, ToV, was entirely irrelevant), do you really think the rest of us didn't have time to march in there with them?
And yours sounds like a plan someone who really wants to lose every ally they have and get murdered by them later would make.Sounds like a plan someone who really wants to lose would make.
Doubt that very seriously.and it would have probably costed us the war.
It's in the game, that is as official as it getsbut we have no official statement from Blizzard.
They are OUR ALLIES , how is them getting killed off, especially by someone else who is supposed to be our and their ally, NOT a concern? It not only costs us the Red Dragons as an ally, but also proves the Death Knights cannot be trusted, and should make them no longer our allies.Also as a side note, the future of the red dragonflight is no concern for us. Their disappearing from Azeroth would change nothing for the mortal races.
Holy shit you're dense.
If Blizzard's shitty writing didn't force forgiveness I would have taken the Silver Hand and whatever forces from both the Horde and Alliance who would join me (and they likely would, Anduin definitely wouldn't tolerate that shit, and Liadrin would be able to appeal to the Horde very easily since she was nearly killed as well) and marched into Ebon Hold and put them all to the sword after they invaded Light's Hope.
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Threating Bolvar, really? What have we been discussing till now?
If the Ebon Blade refused to obey he would have IMMEDIATELY dispatched the entire Scourge on the Broken Isle. Have you not played WotLK? Do you really think we could have been able to fend off the Legion and the Scourge at the same time? You're delusional. Even if we could manage that, many more would have died than a few paladins and dragons.
And stop with the red dragonflight thing, you're being ridicoulus. It's not in the game, it's only in your head. Blizzard removed the achievement to prevent the massacre being made canon (and because apparently if was unfair to other classes). You're the only one believeng the deathlord killed all the dragons. I keep repeating myself, but until Blizzard makes an official statement, it's only up to the player what to do. You can kill all of them, kill just a few, or none.
If Blizzard ever makes an official statement where the deathlord killed all the dragons, it's still his personal responsibiliy and not the entire Ebon Blade.
Also, the only one who have reasons to be pissed at the Ebon Blade are the paladins and the red dragonflight. The other class orders and organizations scattered across Azeroth have no reason to be against them, much less to wage war.
Or they could have killed him on the spot for being a colossal douchebag and he wouldn't have been able to send the scourge anywhere.
They clearly intended it to be. They removed the achievement to stop people whining, that's it.Blizzard removed the achievement to prevent the massacre being made canon (and because apparently if was unfair to other classes).
Yeah, no you're right, the Death Knights murdering their allies is totally not cause for concern to anyone else who is allied with them or allied with the people they just murdered... Not at all. Anduin totally has no cause for concern over Bolvar, the man who raised him, turining into a complete psychopath, none at all.Also, the only one who have reasons to be pissed at the Ebon Blade are the paladins and the red dragonflight. The other class orders and organizations scattered across Azeroth have no reason to be against them, much less to wage war.
Holy
Shit
You're
Dense.
And then we just conveniently forget all about these atrocities after Legion, and they suffer no consequences for their actions, because #blizzardisshitatwriting.
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You're mirror climbing in an embarassing way. That's why you have to resort to personal insult.
You have very obviously not played WotLK, because even in the remote possibility that the Ebon Blade could have taken Bolvar and the Scourge alone, and defeated him, we know that without someone being the Lich King the Scourge around Azeroth would go berserk. Until now Bolvar has kept his promise to hold the Scourge, and has never broke his pact with the Ebon Blade. There is absolutely no reason to piss him off and risk a war on two fronts.
Are you a Blizzard employee? Or a dev? Because unless you are, your "they clearly intended it to be" it's again only your headcanon. If and when Blizzard will make an official statement, we will know if the deathlord really did condemn to extincion the red dragonflight or not. Until then, it's not canon. Moving on.
And finally, tell me again why the warlock class order, or the demon hunter one or any of the other neutral organization would have to wage war on the Ebon Blade, and risk their members lives, on behalf of the paladins. You're either very young, naive, or probably both, considering all your previous statements.
Assuming they've still got free will. The acherus is still the acherus. The lich king is still the lich king. Even if freed, they're still under the thumbs of the new lich king. Their freedom is only an illusion.
Beside, isn't it Warlocks who created death knights in the first place?
Something to think about.
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If you're being dense I'm gonna call you dense, that's not an insult, it's a fact.
They don't need to "take the scourge", they could just fly the ebon hold up to the top of Icecrown and bypass the scourge entirely, hell the player character DK could have just shanked him with their artifact at the start of the expansion, when they were alone with him and he was completely defenseless... FFS they could just fly the Ebon Hold over to ICC and land it on him if they wanted to.You have very obviously not played WotLK, because even in the remote possibility that the Ebon Blade could have taken Bolvar and the Scourge alone, and defeated him
Ok, so someone else who's not a fucking nutter puts the helmet on and keeps them in check.we know that without someone being the Lich King the Scourge around Azeroth would go berserk.
Not to mention, it's been how long? 8 years since Bolvar put the helmet on? You telling me he, the guy wearing the helmet of the damned, which gives him complete dominion over the scourge, hasn't found a way to just get the remaining undead to kill eachother off yet? Or release them, and give them back their souls and freewill like the Forsaken? I call bullshit on that. The very existence of the Forsaken is proof that the "damned" don't need to be jailed.
Until now. Until now he was fit for his position, now he is not.Until now Bolvar has kept his promise to hold the Scourge
There is no risk of war, just kill him, and it's over.There is absolutely no reason to piss him off and risk a war on two fronts.
They removed it because "it wasnt fair to the other classes", you said. That's not 'we changed our minds, we don't want all the red dragons to die", it's "this wasn't fair to the other classes"."they clearly intended it to be" it's again only your headcanon.
"We’d decided some time ago that it didn’t really fit in line with our philosophies regarding achievements, particularly due to the non-repeatable nature of the Class Mount questline."
^THAT is why it was removed, no other reason. That is the blue post.
Can you not grasp the concept of a defensive alliance?And finally, tell me again why the warlock class order, or the demon hunter one or any of the other neutral organization would have to wage war on the Ebon Blade, and risk their members lives, on behalf of the paladins.
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