Ways to decontaminate Gnomeregan ?

[Grazrug]

Gnomes already have Mechagon. They don't need even another city.

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Well no Goblin managed to create a radiation bomb, able of ravaging a gargantuan underground city and turning thousands or even tens of thousands of living beings into mutants.

You got to hand it to Sicco Thermaplugg, as poor of a mastermind and flawed as a tinker he was, he certainely was excellent in terms of blowing up and other destructive stuff.

And still, if not Gnomes' alchemists, it could be a moment for their physicians and true chemists to shine.

Goblins are the best alchemists. It should stay that way.

[Feanoro]

Gnomes already have Mechagon. They don't need even another city.

Trolls already have Orgrimmar. They don't need even another city.

[Terrorthatflapsinthenight]

Gnomes already have Mechagon. They don't need even another city.

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Goblins are the best alchemists. It should stay that way.

It's their capital and homeland, and it's been the main focus of their efforts and story for the entirety of WOW, it's only right that they get it back.

[Unholyground]

Why don't they just coalesce all the radiation into a giant radiation monster and fight it outside of the city?. That seems to work lol

[OwenBurton]

What are the ways you can imagine, for the Gnomes to decontaminate their capital Gnomeregan of the radiations caused by Thermaplugg's bomb, as well as to decontaminate and heal their irradiated kin (the Le Leper Gnomes) and other irradiated creatures ?

This/these mean(s) must really feel like something Gnomes would invent.

They could always use the same method they used to purge the Undercity.

[Grazrug]

It's their capital and homeland, and it's been the main focus of their efforts and story for the entirety of WOW, it's only right that they get it back.

Gnomes deserve to be homeless for the crimes they comittet against Zandalar.

[Terrorthatflapsinthenight]

They could also possibly use some cloud seeding or chemical product disseminating copter machine, able of spreading decontamination product over all of remaining radioactive areas.

A bit like the mutagen-disseminating machine in the last Batman/TMNT crossover film.

[Romanthony]

I mean didnt they already try that, in the pre cata event, only for them to make it much worse because another bomb was set off?

Think at this point they should jsut full time move into ironforge

[Terrorthatflapsinthenight]

They could always use the same method they used to purge the Undercity.

Which is ?

[Aucald]

Which is ?

Jaina freezing the Blight, which apparently neutralized it. Although radioactive isotopes don't really respond to extreme temperatures in the same way a pathogen does or even a biochemical agent.

[Terrorthatflapsinthenight]

Jaina freezing the Blight, which apparently neutralized it. Although radioactive isotopes don't really respond to extreme temperatures in the same way a pathogen does or even a biochemical agent.

I have never liked how that was the one answer to the Blight that the Alliance found, even since they have known Blight's existence for a very long time and could have very well found technological, chemical and other magical counters to it. It could have been another moment where Gnomes or another underused Alliance race could have shined.

[Aucald]

I have never liked how that was the one answer to the Blight that the Alliance found, even since they have known Blight's existence for a very long time and could have very well found technological, chemical and other magical counters to it. It could have been another moment where Gnomes or another underused Alliance race could have shined.

Given that Lordaeron remains uninhabitable even now, as they were still trying to clean up the Blight in the 9.2 quests where you follow Calia to Brill, it seems like Jaina's freezing of the Blight was only a temporary measure that allowed the Alliance to invade Capitol City but little else. While freezing the Blight might allow temporary access into Blighted areas like Capitol City and Southshore, it's not a permanent solution - as freezing Lordaeron perpetually would be a nigh impossible task.

That being said, it's likely that the Blight could be undone by any number of alchemical processes since it was magic and alchemy that created it in the first place.

[Terrorthatflapsinthenight]

Given that Lordaeron remains uninhabitable even now, as they were still trying to clean up the Blight in the 9.2 quests where you follow Calia to Brill, it seems like Jaina's freezing of the Blight was only a temporary measure that allowed the Alliance to invade Capitol City but little else. While freezing the Blight might allow temporary access into Blighted areas like Capitol City and Southshore, it's not a permanent solution - as freezing Lordaeron perpetually would be a nigh impossible task.

That being said, it's likely that the Blight could be undone by any number of alchemical processes since it was magic and alchemy that created it in the first place.

Well there was lots of time for the Alliance to study it and find an alchemical counter to it, as well as Gnomes and dwarves finding other magical and/or technological means of protection or elimination of it.
Draenei also could have worked in this area, due to their experience with the Red Mist that turned many of them into Broken.

[Maxilian]

With the Mecha-gnome in their ranks, it should not be that hard to find a solution, and I believe that they will most likely find it, just fear that it will be done out of game and in game it will be the same till they decide to use it for an event.