"If we fail, the Shadowlands will... fall."
What. I'm sorry but where has it been established that the Shadowlands will just be destroyed if the Jailer wins?
"If we fail, the Shadowlands will... fall."
What. I'm sorry but where has it been established that the Shadowlands will just be destroyed if the Jailer wins?
I'm not sure about conquered either considering each of the zones has someone directly working with the Jailer and their forces to their own benefits e.g. Bastion: The Forsworn, Revendreth: Their ruler, Ardenweald: Mueh'zala and Maldraxxus: Kel'thuzad and his house. If anything it's Oribos that will fall.
I mean most uses of "fall" in Warcraft lore it's been used colloquially for the destruction or loss of armies, societies, cities and countries. There have been some uses for the corruption or turning of characters but I can't see how there would be a "turning/corruption" of the Shadowlands if the Jailer won since they all use Anima and are all forces of Death. True but Blizzard does use these shorts to make absolute statements on Lore so if we have a character stating "If we fail, the shadowlands will fall." they intend it to be taken as defacto statement that the whole of the realm of the undeath will be destroyed if the Jailer "wins".
Then again they could be talking about something unrelated to the Jailer but then that would be a pretty poor story thread to establish before the expansion is even out. That there is something worse than the Jailer to contend with and is known about but we waste time appeasing covenants and messing with the Jailer's forces.
Laurel D. Austin literally illustrates dozens of unique images for each of these and you're going to call it "low effort?" Fuck off. People like you have no idea what kind of effort goes into art.
http://www.laureldaustinart.com/blog...8/lords-of-war
I would love it if Blizzard used, instead of the cutscenes made with the game engine, videos made only with this technique... it's very cool.
BTW 4 episodes, 4 weeks ... will there be a pre-patch at the fifth?
to make up for a lack of a release date