Oh, i really hope we can decide the fate of Garrosh at one point, so i can leave his soul to rot in Revendreth... eventually, the Maw even
Well, who am i kidding... that will never happen.
Denathrius sounds like an Argentinian politican
This world don't give us nothing. It be our lot to suffer... and our duty to fight back.
Why would they make this one so ... annoying?
It seemed all the leaders of the covenants were good people, until this. It's like they want no one to like Revendreth.
It's a rather dull and overused trope that only encourages people to lash out at the wealthy in general rather than the tiny minority of exceptionally wealthy individuals who sit at the very top of the ladder. I'm not sure why wanting more nuance is such a controversial thing around these parts.
The Alliance gets the Horde's most popular race. The Horde should get the Alliance's most popular race in return. Alteraci Humans for the Horde!
I make Warcraft 3 Reforged HD custom models and I'm also an HD model reviewer.
That's the point, the cinematic shows that Devos and Uther take things into their own hands, whch sets up plot points in Bastion.
We don't knw, how easy it really is, and considering demons travel in and out of the nether and you have people traversing the emerald dream, I don't see, the Shadowlands would be an exception.Draka can apparently travel to different worlds with ease, cause you know - that's what the dead do, they go on holidays in different worlds.
We still don't now the exact moment the machine of death broke.They stated that all souls post-Broken Shore event go to the Maw, and yet Ursoc, who died in the Emerald Nightmare, is in Anderweald.
T H E __ G R E A T E R __ G O O D
The Greater Goooooood
It’s also unknown if WoD Grom is even dead. He could’ve been lightforged against his will or he could’ve machina himself out of there and maybe the void could’ve rescued him for some plans against the light. Just saying we didn’t actually see him die, then again with blizzard even seeing a character die isn’t enough to keep them from returning.
Originally Posted by Ruargh
Yeah, if it is Garrosh, I'll be disappointed... as has been mentioned the real lore flub is him dying on another planet, in another timeline in a bubble dimension. Him showing up on Azeroths shadowlands is problematic. From what I can make out from the artwork the orc in question is bereft of his tattoos from the back. If its the original Grom though he seems lacking of the hair. Both seem lacking of the chin tattoo. You might think "what if tattoos don't show on the soul" which would make sense and give them more credit than is warranted ... except for they kept the piercings. Its a shame Garrosh seems like a lame cop out compared to some of the other orcs who died actually on Azeroth in the first, second and third wars.