https://wow.gamepedia.com/Meryl_Felstorm
Not sure about him, but it seems he was one of the first 100 mages who were trained by the high elves and could not know any other magic other than the arcana.
https://wow.gamepedia.com/Infested
Also Krasus in the War of the Ancients was able to raise the corpse of a goblin.
What the hell are you talking about? What does Chaos have to do with it if abilities have EMPTY effects? What has it got to do with in-game magic schools, if we don't even have the same division as in cosmology? Shadow Priests, Warlocks, and DCs all do Shadow damage. So they all use the Void? Or is it Death? Also, Chaos as an in-game magic school is a multi-school of all types
https://wow.gamepedia.com/Chaos_(spell_school)
We don't have a separate school for Fel.
The Wotlk players couldn't even defeat the Lich King, who is weaker than Lei Shen, and in Cataclysm, they can already defeat AlAkir, who is many times stronger than Lei Shen? If the players' power grows at this rate, then by the Legion they could defeat Sargeras on their own.
But if seduction doesn't work, the demons will have problems. So why are you saying it will take too long for the Nathrezim?
Can I see something other than your theories and assumptions about who and what could have done? I'm tired of the fact that our dispute looks like a confrontation between PROOF (from me) and ASSUMPTION (from you). Okay, now explain to me what a god is in Warcraft, what are the signs of the gods and is there a separate race of gods that you said that titans cannot be called gods. I just can't understand how you determined that there is Life in Elune's Tear, and not Arkan. Or maybe there is Light at all? This thing opened up the heart of the Light, didn't it? It's also funny that Azshara is able to shatter the Pillar of Creation. I don't think she can do the same with the Aspect.
There is a Shadow as a universal force, and there is a Shadow / Void which is magic and is a partial manifestation of the Shadow in the material universe. Just like there is Light and holy. Just like there is Life and nature. Death and necromancy. Chaos and fel. Order and arcane. So in this regard, the Void (as magic, not as a force) is not much different from blood magic. Where does Blizzard use the term tainted force after the advent of cosmology? Seriously? Do you give me proofs from Warcraft and Warcraft 2? Do you know that in these games people worshiped ANGELS AND ARCHANGELS WHO WERE WITH DEMONS? Do you want to use THESE GAMES AS A PROOF? Each time your arguments are more ridiculous, serious. The lore of Warcraft was in its infancy and there was not even a hint of cosmology. You could just use the example from the Tomb of Sargeras where Khadgar created the water elementals. But I've never denied that mages CREATE elementals, not summon them. I'm talking about the fact that sorcerers cannot create elements from scratch. They subdue the elements around them and use them to attack or to create elementals. Forgive me if I am not making myself clear enough for you to understand what I mean.
Knaak really makes uber characters out of the main characters. But its rules don't apply to support characters or main villains. Therefore, it is not necessary to apply this to the Aspects (although it does apply to Krasus). In Khadgar's case, he himself admitted that his battle spells had no way of damaging Deathwing. For example, ice spells were completely useless because Deathwing had lava instead of blood. Khadgar wasn't stronger than Deathwing or something. He simply removed the plates and Deathwing began to fall apart from his own strength. Archimonde specializes in FEL magic. This is the magic of DESTRUCTION. Obviously, it is much easier for him to destroy the planet than, for example, Alexstrasza. How will she destroy the planet? Will she just breathe a lot? Malygos can possibly do it, but it will be more difficult for him and he can do it his own way. In the Chronicle, it was said that the actions of Malygos and his flock to siphon arcane from the planet caused natural disasters and could damage the soul world. Also, indirect evidence should not outweigh direct evidence. This is not an anime where a character who can cause more destruction is also stronger in battle. Many people forget about it. The feats of Archimonde are steeper than the feats of the Aspects, but we have 2 examples of the interaction between Archimonde's magic and the magic of the WEAKENED Aspects, and Archimonde's magic turned out to be weaker. And he himself died because of an insignificant part of their power in Nordrassil. I have no doubt that if Archimonde had created the fel shield as he can do the things named after him (
https://www.wowhead.com/item=144249/...-hatred-reborn), he would definitely have survived and might not even would have received no damage, but the fact that without protection he dies from an insignificant part of their powers shows the difference in the strength of Archimonde and the Aspects. You know that Archimonde would have died from a tiny fraction of the Lich King's forces, even if he had no defense against it? Because of this, Archimonde is much stronger than Arthas.
Arthas would have killed many of them, but that would not have been his goal. He would just walk to Sunwell and go back, killing only those who get in his way. Because of Sylvanas, he unleashed his fury on the high elves. I'm not saying that I had to give up. But in the end, due to her pride and stupidity, Sylvanas did not defend her country, and greatly angered Arthas. Perhaps because only the Scarlet Crusade could protect them? Oh of course. Why capture enemy undead and make weapons specifically against the enemy undead and Arthas, you can make weapons against the living too! And experiment with innocent people. Well, as the Arbiter shows, good and evil objectively exist in Warcraft. Arthas and Sargeras also believed that they were acting for a greater good. So they are not villains? I don't know why, ask them. I have already shown you that Maraad did not know all the details and that Blizzard hinted at the Alliance and Horde in visions. Also these visions are pretty weird, don't you think? I mean, in this battle, players see their death alongside Khadgar in the blazing Stormwind / Undercity, besieged by demons. There was nothing like that in the Legion. The players are still alive.
As I already indicated, NPCs also did not damage Archimonde in Draenor and practically did not participate in the fight with KilJaeden (they just beat the demons on the ship). So did Alexstrasza lie to Deathwing? Did you want to scare him? I think trying to scare him is useless and she knew it.
Nothing prevents Gandalf from eating children. So, most likely, he ate them. In order to assert something, it is necessary to provide some kind of proofs that at least somehow confirm this point of view.
I have no idea why he didn't run at Grommash. Perhaps due to the fact that there was too little distance between them and if he ran, Grommash would be faster next to him and it would be more difficult for him to hit him (nevertheless, with his huge blade, it is easier for him to hit a target that is not close to him). So he just walks. In any case, Chronicle 3 states that he simply did not expect Grommash to attack him at all. Do you mean Xavius from the raid? It's really hard to say. In the real world? Rather, yes. But we fought Xavius in the heart of the Nightmare. In the place where the power is greatest. Or Elisande, for example. Is she weaker than Mannoroth? Of course yes. But how much? Do you know those old style ankedots how many orcs does it take to screw in a light bulb? It's the same here. How many Elisands does it take to defeat Mannoroth? 2? 3? I point out to you that we know for sure that Al'Akir is MUCH stronger than Ra. Even at the peak of his powers, Ra needed the help of 2 more Keepers to defeat Al'Akir, and in pandaria Ra is not only weakened (the Keepers lost most of their strength after the ordering of Azeroth), but for thousands of years he was in prison, where, judging by his wounds were tortured and pieces of his flesh were taken away (The [Divine Bell] being "cast from the maker's flesh", [25] as well as the large wounds on Ra's body, together imply that it was literally made from Ra's flesh). He was clearly not in the best shape by the time he met the players.