Presumptious to assume people don't eventually find someone else. Jaina's not that kinda character either(NOt that this is the most important piece of WC lore right now >.>).
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Warrior-Magi
Sure they are more vastly more "sentient", but they also use those forms to interact with mortals and make them feel more at ease than having to be in their dragon forms all the time. It's more of a "mask" than what they actually are. But I'm just wondering, why would a dragon even find attraction towards a humanoid?
Then again, this is Kalec we're talking about, not his first time doing something like this.
I will accept that all the zareths have automa, but I will point out that establishing that there are 6 automated robot-lands is the least interesting way they could have established a cosmic universe, pretty much hastening the inevitable addition of "Firstier Ones" above the First ones to give the setting a sense of existential mystery.
No, it's made clear both in the (actually quite well written) visage form short story and ingame with the Dracthyr that the visage forms are an integral part of themself, not just some mask.
"Ebyssian said to look inside and let the magic within express how I wanted to be seen."
And why shouldn't a dragon who spends quite some time in his visage form not find attraction (or better said .... love?) towards a humanoid? Again, it's not like WoW dragons hate it to be in their visage forms or anything.
Why? The existence of the First Ones gives the setting the "existential mystery" you want, and it was needed since Legion took exactly that away from the Titans. I'm quite sure we will see the other Zereths simply because they will be something people want to see - the hype will be on a scale of the Elemental Planes, Nyalotha or Nazjatar, but I somewhat doubt they will repeat the "mistake" from Legion again.
It's funny how you people seem to criticise exactly the thing you want lol.
An Additional Quote from that video:
On a side note they also say 'We will learn more about Zereth Moris & The First Ones themselves over the course of this content" which isn't really true. We learned jack-shit about the First Ones, even if you do all the Enlightened content.Its funny how you people just want to see the same content over & over but a different shade of green.This is the land of progenators & this is their workshop: Where they created everything we experience in the Shadowlands & Azeroth; even realms we have yet to know.
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Another thing. The Primalists keep telling us we are being manipulated and more importantly that "You should have joined us"
I kind of hope the pre expansion questline actually has them try to recruit us. Maybe meet some people like Koroleth, Kurog and Dathea
Seeing other Zereths would be the equivalent of seeing multiple "Ulds" (Uldaman, Ulduar, Uldum etc)
Though I don't think that they will eventually not make the same mistake the did with the Titans. How long can they keep the First Ones from showing up?
ALTHOUGH.... Them being dead and gone would be really interesting. Think the Proteans from Mass Effect.
I wouldnt even say the Uld prefix denotes something meant to help the world soul, but rather just somewhere the titans or titanforged created.
Comparatively the Zereths seem to specifically be there to create more of their respective realm, the same way Zereth Mortis just exists to ensure the Shadowlands runs smoothly, and to create more of it if needed.
The world revamp dream will never die!
Sorry I should've clarified. I'm saying they might feel the same due to the mysticism surrounding them. Uldaman was my favourite Vanilla dungeon because of the lore you find inside and how much bigger it makes the scope of the Warcraft universe. So as long we find more Zereths and they have that mysticism surrounding them, lore about some ancient race that abandoned this place and is now somewhere out there in the stars, they can end up feeling the same and filling up the gap the Titans left when they got fully revealed.
I think they need to take it easy with the cosmic themes(Instead of ditching it entirely, just get us comfortable with it, not shove us off a cliff.
They probably know something we don't, or its ironic and they are being manipulated.Another thing. The Primalists keep telling us we are being manipulated and more importantly that "You should have joined us"
I kind of hope the pre expansion questline actually has them try to recruit us. Maybe meet some people like Koroleth, Kurog and Dathea
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Warrior-Magi
The first ones are the original pantheon
Each one responsible for a cosmic force and the purpose of the pantheon of each force are to keep them in check while the first ones keep the 7th in check
The 7th force is reality and the first one is Azeroth
The other 6 sealed her away for her to be born but over tge millennia the story has been twisted and the purpose has been distorted leading to the Titans believing she's sealed in a prison and they use their constructs and everything else to ensure that she isn't freed
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I think it was linked in a thread on this site but the OP was on a Chinese site
Essentially they are using the themes from previous expansions like Wrath which was death and old god got split to BfA and SL
DF and 11.0 is dragons and elementals so I expect the primalists to open that door
Of course, but this is nothing new.
It is a recurring theme in Warcraft that Reality is the arena where all the Cosmic powers clash, and the mortals are just puppets.
This was already clear in the Warcraft RTS, when it was revealed in WC3 that both the Horde and the Scourge were just puppets for the Demon lords of the Legion.
In this case, the Primalists opposed the Titans' philosophy for obvious reasons. Algalon, a creature of Order, literally tried to end all lifeforms on Azeroth and start the planet anew. Billions would have died, but Algalon didn't care, because he's a Cosmic being and mortals are just lesser beings/puppets to discard once they have become useless or dangerous.
This is true for the Naaru as well. They are often portrayed as benevolent and kind, but the Grand Mother of AU Draenor manipulated Yrel and the Draenei into servitude. Mortals have always been manipulated by Cosmic forces, and many times this leads to disaster (we just came out of two expansions where a dumbass zombie almost doomed the Cosmos because the uber mega god of Death manipulated her).
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It wasn't a leak. It was a Chinese NGA post where a player claimed that you could predict the entirety of the expansions by dividing existing expansions in half and putting them in arbitrary order, e.g. "Burning Crusade is about 'draenor' and 'the Legion' and Legion came out after WoD... yada yada, so because Cataclysm was "dragons" and "elements" 10.0 and 11.0 must be about Dragons and Elements respectively, y'know, despite the fact that it was actually Elements and then Dragons.
Its lack of reliability is self-evident since it ends with 13.0 being "Sha, except that doesn't make any sense, so we'll just tenuously connect this to 'Void Lords' instead". It also claims that 12.0 should be something about war between the Alliance and Horde, since the model totally failed to predict that BfA would be BfA rather than just the regular Ny'alotha/Azshara expansion people were expecting.