"When the arrow finds its mark, the last fetter will fall away."

[mingarrubia]

Calling it right now: either Alleria or Nathanos will shoot Sylvanas, bringing about "the hour of her third death".

What do you think?

[Rozz]

They could also be referring to Delaryn who still has some role to play in this

[Corroc]

It could always be Azshara. Azshara has already died once, we might kill her in the raid and then third time in the future. Sylvanas has basically died three times but people keep dismissing that one time to make theory about her dying more plausible.

[Arrashi]

Calling it now - they will hit her in the knee so she can make a pop culture reference.

[MrKnubbles]

I think that Sylvanas has to kill someone for N'zoth to be freed.

[Hubbl3]

Sylvanas has basically died three times but people keep dismissing that one time to make theory about her dying more plausible.

Arthas, post-ICC, and getting shot in the back?

[KrakHed]

It's not a literal arrow, but an arrow in a quiver.

In short, one of the Undead.

[Sae]

They could also be referring to Delaryn who still has some role to play in this

I'm personally hoping for this, they were driving the "Delaryn = Sylvanas, Sylvanas = Arthas" thing pretty hard. Undead monarch invades elven homeland, slaughters everything, kills one of the Elves' leaders, eventually raises her into undeath... Haven't played through the Horde's Darkshore questline yet so I'm not sure how willing Delaryn was to be raised (compared to Sira, who couldn't wait to put on her Sylvanas t-shirt).

[Lelkowski]

Nah it's Tyrande: The fall of night reveals her true face. She will bring only ruin.

[Corroc]

Arthas, post-ICC, and getting shot in the back?

Exactly. People just dont count the first one.

[Archmage Alodi]

Sylvanas shoots Arathor, Alleria goes full void and fucks everything up.

[Unholyground]

It could always be Azshara. Azshara has already died once, we might kill her in the raid and then third time in the future. Sylvanas has basically died three times but people keep dismissing that one time to make theory about her dying more plausible.

She also had a death and rebirth when she became the Queen of the Naga, she actually has a final breath in the depths before her transformation...

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Calling it right now: either Alleria or Nathanos will shoot Sylvanas, bringing about "the hour of her third death".

What do you think?

Sylvanas will also not die as they have said, she will however leave the faction witch allows her to create neutral Dark Rangers for both factions.

[BaumanKing]

Thankfully Alleria has no substantial role in this questionable storyline, so it will probably be Nathanos, unless he falls prey to the night elves instead of Sylvanas.

[Volardelis]

Sylvanas shoots Arathor, Alleria goes full void and fucks everything up.

This one makes more sense considering that Alleria considers Arathor to be the last thing that is keeping her sane. Losing him would cause her to surrender to the whispers of the void.

[formerShandalay]

It's not a literal arrow, but an arrow in a quiver.

In short, one of the Undead.

Oooh nice one! When Derek kills Katherine (or whoever he's going to) shit will go down.

I thought that maybe it's Tyrande killing Saurfang, after which every last Horde, even the ones who didn't agree with Sylvanas up to that point is going to go all in, there will be total chaos no more holding back, no more honor (in whatever way) and Sylvanas and by extension N'zoth will have their war that makes all the world go utterly nuts, no more restraints on anyone.

[Super Dickmann]

It's not a literal arrow, but an arrow in a quiver.

In short, one of the Undead.

This is a good idea, but I still think it's Arator. They seeded that Sylvanas knows about him being Alleria's anchor and I can also see Alleria being involved in the Xal'atath plot. Alleria has mentioned two deaths and we know her third death is tied with the release of the Old Gods.

[Wilfire]

Something bad happens during the inevitable siege of Silvermoon and Alleria accidentally shoots Arathor in the confusion. N'Zoth promises to bring him back if Alleria serves him.

[BaumanKing]

This is a good idea, but I still think it's Arator. They seeded that Sylvanas knows about him being Alleria's anchor and I can also see Alleria being involved in the Xal'atath plot. Alleria has mentioned two deaths and we know her third death is tied with the release of the Old Gods.

Arator is alive in a vision, where Turalyon dies in his son's arms. Turalyon is not going to die in the foreseeable future, so Arator is definitely safe for now.

[Super Dickmann]

Arator is alive in a vision, where Turalyon dies in his son's arms. Turalyon is not going to die in the foreseeable future, so Arator is definitely safe for now.

A vision also told us that Illidan would become holy. I would take that stuff with a grain of salt.

[Friendlyimmolation]

A vision also told us that Illidan would become holy. I would take that stuff with a grain of salt.

Here is hoping if Arator dies it’s like Nixxiom’s red wedding video where he takes like 3 minutes to die.