Chronicle Volume III Amazon Preview

[Shampro]

https://www.amazon.com/World-Warcraf...dp/1616558474/

Click the main picture to see more stuff.

Note: It appears that if you have an amazon prime account you get a lot more stuff.


(Interment camps)



(Thrall honors Orgim at the pyre)

There's lots more apperantly but can't link em' all atm, if anyone has a Prime account and wants to post em go ahead.

[MechaCThun]

You know, I remember when it was first asked about Thrall have eyebrows (the only orc to have them) versus every other orc ever having the bulging, brow ridges.

I think it was Metzen who said that since he grew up around humans they wanted to have that distinction from other orcs. However, my question is, should have there been a biological reason? Or is it one of those things that you spend X amount of time around something you end up sharing its features? HMMMMM?

[Syegfryed]

good old times when thrall was a good character, what they done to you lord of the clans? FeelsBadMan

[Shampro]

I'll try to post a few while I have time.

[Aucald]

It's a lot of scanned pages and I don't want to flood the thread, but you can see the 36-page Amazon preview here.

[Syegfryed]

So, the dragon aspects put the vrykuls in the deep sleep, because they want wanted to conquer the world with their barbaric ways.... what the hell

[Combatbutler]

So, the dragon aspects put the vrykuls in the deep sleep, because they want wanted to conquer the world with their barbaric ways.... what the hell

If only they had taken their job more seriously in other matters and taught proper magical use to the mortals.

And it contradicts chronicle 1 good job blizz

[Clone]

You know, I remember when it was first asked about Thrall have eyebrows (the only orc to have them) versus every other orc ever having the bulging, brow ridges.

I think it was Metzen who said that since he grew up around humans they wanted to have that distinction from other orcs. However, my question is, should have there been a biological reason? Or is it one of those things that you spend X amount of time around something you end up sharing its features? HMMMMM?

It's probably an artistic choice. Female and boy orcs have eyebrows.

Edit: so do blade masters

[Friendlyimmolation]

Male orcs shave their eyebrows because reasons obviously.

[Syegfryed]

It's probably an artistic choice. Female and boy orcs have eyebrows.

Edit: so do blade masters

i call this inconsistency

[Rafoel]

Interesting bits I found about the Lich King:

1) It says Lich King created his own Val'kyr from scratch, basing on what Vrykul told him about Odin's Val'kyr. This shuts down some popular ideas on these forums about Lich King "stealing" Val'kyr from Odin and Utgarde Keep being retconned.

2) Direct confirmation that Lich King's personal power grows the more undead he controls.

3) While dreadlords were supposed to be Lich King's jailers, he manipulated them from day 1 - beginning by concealing his real power and capabilities, so they don't report to Kil'jaeden, finishing in convincing them to make Arthas the Lich King's champion. Kel'thuzad was the only person/entity on Azeroth that was informed about Lich King's true intentions and plans.

4) Muradin and dwarven expedition knew about Frostmourne because Lich King told them literally a few days earlier. Their minds and memories were then manipulated magically so they believed they discovered information about Frostmourne in their own research, and that Frostmourne was an ancient artifact, while in fact it was very new and placed there recently. It was part of the plan to lure Arthas to it.

5) It says Arthas and his soldiers landed in Howling Fjord, but it was Dragonblight during WotLK. Retcon? Mistake? Dunno.

6) Soul of Arthas was consumed by Frostmourne the moment he took it in his hands. He wasn't human anymore during the last mission of human campaign in WC3, but effectively undead. Lich King let him retain the free will for a little longer though, because he wanted him to kill Mal'ganis and the dreadlords to believe it wasn't the Lich King's doing.

7) Arthas was accompanied by other death knights during his conquest of Lordareon - exact number unspecified, but implied to be many, enough to turn the tide in battles between armies. Seems like a retcon from WC3, where there was no mention of any other death knights existing (aside from Falric and Marwynn that is).

[The Prince]

Looks like the Chronicle does the LK real justice, playing the dreadlords for fools. Also, now it’s (re)confirmed that Arthas was setup to fall from the start and he lost himself to frostmourne. Sweet.

[Syegfryed]

i liked the part when it said quelthalas and the elves were the first to leave the alliance after the second war

[Dagoth Ur]

Also interesting piece of new info, looks like lorewise Horde kills Magtheridon, while Alliance kills Vash'j.

[whipsybask]

Something fun I noticed:



The book only goes to page 223.

[Nize]

Also interesting piece of new info, looks like lorewise Horde kills Magtheridon, while Alliance kills Vash'j.

YES!

They're splitting kills up! Good. I would have disliked the whole "combined forces of Alliance/Horde". Some people will be salty about that though. I, for one, am all for this.

Something fun I noticed:



The book only goes to page 223.

Lol nice catch.

[MyMindWontQuiet]

Here's a huge album I compiled with all the Amazon Prime-only pages that I could find from me and a couple more people. If you have more that aren't in the album I'll add them.

imgur.com/a/1JDsG

[Syegfryed]

Something fun I noticed:



The book only goes to page 223.

blizzard going hard on the memes

[Aucald]

Something fun I noticed:



The book only goes to page 223.

I almost spewed water all over my monitor when I read this.

[Friendlyimmolation]

I almost spewed water all over my monitor when I read this.

http://www.tzr.io/yarn-clip/33926d1c...8-79f663965c2c

how I felt.