Dragonflight Alpha/Beta General Discussion

[Revamp Man]

It is nice to have a villain people can get excited over again.

IKR!!!!
idk why but shadowlands just didnt have that for me
i am extremely biased though because during the reveal i was just saying "NO!!! YOU CANT BE SERIOUS!!"

[Nymrohd]

idk why but shadowlands just didnt have that for me

You really don't know why the bald man with the perky nipples was not an exciting villain?

[Skildar]

Very "iconic" moment in the game Dark Souls(One of the two bosses go down in this two boss fight encounter). Basically if one of them goes down, the other one takes the fallen boss's esence and becomes stronger and more difficult to fight.

probably the most well know bosses of dark souls 1, fatty and slim, fatty smashes slim if he dies first and takes his power, slim pays respect to fatty if he dies first and takes his power.

Thanks for the knowledge sharing buddies, you rock

[Nyel]

Iridikron being a galakrond in terms of hunger could be awesome
Eats his sister
Eats old god blood in 10.1 and ends up eating chromatus

I haven't kept up to date with all the Primalist storyline, but instead of bringing back Galakrond or Murozond or Chromatus or whatever, the four Incarnates becoming one entity would be very interesting.

Otherwise maybe Murozond turns back time to revive Galakrond and then he eats the Incarnates... or whatever. Several routes to go, all way more interesting than anything happening during Shadowlands to be honest.

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The Earth Primal Incarnate. He is the only one of the imprisoned Incarnates mentioned by name. Nozdormu mentions how his hunger would be a problem, and Alexstrasza recoils in disgust at the mere mention.

Aren't all 4 (?) known by now? At least the WoW wiki has a list (I checked it yesterday because I didn't know them either).

Fyrakk, "The Blazing" = Fire
Iridikron, "The Stonescaled" = Earth
Raszageth, "The Storm-Eater" = Air
Vyranoth, "The Frozenheart" = Frost

Or did you mean something else?

[Fahrad Wagner]

This is perfection.

Gotta love Terran Gregory

[AOL Instant Messenger]

You really don't know why the bald man with the perky nipples was not an exciting villain?

The perkier the nipples, the more exciting the villain.

[Sondrelk]

I haven't kept up to date with all the Primalist storyline, but instead of bringing back Galakrond or Murozond or Chromatus or whatever, the four Incarnates becoming one entity would be very interesting.

Otherwise maybe Murozond turns back time to revive Galakrond and then he eats the Incarnates... or whatever. Several routes to go, all way more interesting than anything happening during Shadowlands to be honest.

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Aren't all 4 (?) known by now? At least the WoW wiki has a list (I checked it yesterday because I didn't know them either).

Fyrakk, "The Blazing" = Fire
Iridikron, "The Stonescaled" = Earth
Raszageth, "The Storm-Eater" = Air
Vyranoth, "The Frozenheart" = Frost

Or did you mean something else?

Only one mentioned besides Raszageth so far. I would assume the rest are mentioned at some point or another during the levelling process, but only Iridikron was mentioned in the pre-patch questlines and cinematics.

[Zulggun]

I believe the names were datamined, but only one was named ingame so far.

[Cheezits]

I definitely think it's a disservice when the enemy forces are stoic and plain. The Primalists are portrayed super seriously when it would be nice if we got some goofy and exaggerated ones (Kurog is the only one kind of dramatic) but the only antagonist like that so far is the Gnoll Decatriarch. Razsageth has a weird look but that's about it.

BFA was great with the villains in Zuldazar and Kul Tiras, and then Azshara and Nzoth (and their mobs) were fun. But besides Denny, the SL antagonists were supersrs.

[Nymrohd]

I definitely think it's a disservice when the enemy forces are stoic and plain. The Primalists are portrayed super seriously when it would be nice if we got some goofy and exaggerated ones (Kurog is the only one kind of dramatic) but the only antagonist like that so far is the Gnoll Decatriarch. Razsageth has a weird look but that's about it.

BFA was great with the villains in Zuldazar and Kul Tiras, and then Azshara and Nzoth (and their mobs) were fun. But besides Denny, the SL antagonists were supersrs.

Honestly I would have made all the Mawsworn speak with one voice (and have points where they'd actually do that) to create the point that Zovaal pretty much tortured any individuality out of them. But then Zovaal would need to be so much more interesting and present.

I also wish the Eternals were all at each other's throats.

Honestly if SL had lasted as long as it should, I wish the Covenants would only come together on the third raid and we could have had Covenant-based PvP maybe?

[Nyel]

Do we know how much Incarnates compare to Aspects on a power-scale? Are they stronger, as strong or weaker? And if Wrathion gets promoted to Aspect-level, will he get empowered? Because right now he seems kinda weak in comparison.

[Nymrohd]

Do we know how much Incarnates compare to Aspects on a power-scale? Are they stronger, as strong or weaker? And if Wrathion gets promoted to Aspect-level, will he get empowered? Because right now he seems kinda weak in comparison.

The Aspects were at their peak and all Five of them were needed to take four of the Primals (and Neltharion could not solo Raszageth together with some additional dragons). So I'd say they were roughly equal and now the Incarnates are much stronger (seems Raszageth will easily win over Alex?)

[Nyel]

The Aspects were at their peak and all Five of them were needed to take four of the Primals (and Neltharion could not solo Raszageth together with some additional dragons). So I'd say they were roughly equal and now the Incarnates are much stronger (seems Raszageth will easily win over Alex?)

They're stronger because the Aspects were weakened after the Cataclysm or because they got somehow stronger during their incarceration? I'm completely out of date regarding DF lore.

[Nymrohd]

They're stronger because the Aspects were weakened after the Cataclysm or because they got somehow stronger during their incarceration? I'm completely out of date regarding DF lore.

They were as strong as the Aspects at full power. Since then the Aspects have:
a) lost much of their power by contributing it to the Dragon Soul
b) reclaimed that power when the original Dragon Soul was destroyed
c) sacrificed their Aspect power completely to kill Neltharion

So right now they are very large dragons that are very experienced in the magics of their individual flights but don't have any empowerment. So yeah, the Incarnates are significantly stronger.

[huth]

They're stronger because the Aspects were weakened after the Cataclysm or because they got somehow stronger during their incarceration? I'm completely out of date regarding DF lore.

The former. It's basically why the Aspects seek to regain their power.

[Nymrohd]

It is ofc entirely possible that after being freed, the Incarnates will find a way to get more power in patch content.

[Cheezits]

I kind of wish the Fire Dragon had been the first one. That way Iridikron could go underground, Raszageth could go the sky, and the ice one could go wherever.

Not sure why they chose the storm dragon to be the first one when she doesn't ever really use the sky.

[Revamp Man]

You really don't know why the bald man with the perky nipples was not an exciting villain?

Literally no villain gave me any sense of excitement
Denathrius was just snarky
The drust was a good opportunity
Foresworn were wasted
Maldraxxi civil war

None of them really carried any weight but I think it's because I didn't see them as WoW threats

[Lady Atia]

You really don't know why the bald man with the perky nipples was not an exciting villain?

You know that both Garrosh and Grommash also had "perky nipples"? (and Garrosh was also bald lol) Really no clue why that "lol nipple jailer" meme seems to be so funny for some people ...

[Sondrelk]

I kind of wish the Fire Dragon had been the first one. That way Iridikron could go underground, Raszageth could go the sky, and the ice one could go wherever.

Not sure why they chose the storm dragon to be the first one when she doesn't ever really use the sky.

I would guess they just chose whichever incarnate was the hardest to make relevant to established threats, or linked to areas that could have patch content.

The air elementals don't really have much going for them conflict wise, and while having a patch set in the sky would be amazing, it might be difficult to pull off convincingly.

I guess the frost one would be better for the first patch, but hard to tell. The fire one can be linked to Ragnarok and the Dark Iron rebels. And the Earth one can be linked to Neltharion, Therazane, and the Earthen.