I feel like forcing the pvp faction divide into lore is silly. Dracthyr, Death knights and Demon Hunters shouldn't be considered part of their respective factions, they are simply collaborating towards a common goal right now.
Elune either equal to or more powerful than the titans tho. And the Winter Queen is her sibling. Given the one thing we know for sure... that the Titans are a pantheon of order, Elune is part of the Pantheon of life & The Eternal Ones are the pantheon of death. And those are 3 of the 6 domains in the cosmology, credited to be designed by the First Ones.
There are two possible interpretations of this: Either the First Ones delegated to the Titans & their analogs; a series of pantheons to build what the first ones designed. Like the First Ones were the Titans' bosses.
Or
The First Ones is a literal term. Originally there were 6 Titan-analogs, and they each embodied one of the cosmic forces, and recruited more godlike entities to work with them, say for example Aman'thul was secretly a First One, the First one of Order & founder of the Pantheon of order. Elune was a first one, the first one of life & founder of the Pantheon of Life, etc.
Uthers tomb is the most obvious example where there are now apparently 3 uthers which is never addressed.
But really any quest about lingers spirits which should have been scooped up by bastion, Any quest where you go to the shaodwlands/afterlife like in the Dk starting area or howling Fjord, and any quest where a ghost/spirit tells us about the after life which both the cows and orcs have a few.
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The lack of the faction Dracthyr feels intentional. If this is a two-part expansion then I'm sure we will get stories where they actually come into the factions.
Evil only wins when it spreads. It can cause destruction, it can cause death—but those are consequences of its nature, not its victory. Not its goal. The danger of evil, the purpose of evil, is that it causes those who would oppose it to become evil also.
Astral Projection has always been a thing in WoW. Or how it was also explained its possible for a spirit to become disconnected from the natural cycle with the Drust. Why wouldn't a "ghost" of Uther be exactly like how a creature in the Emerald Dream can project itself into the world of the living. Especially when the Winter Queen explained the Emerald Dream has the same metaphysical relationship to the living world that the Shadowlands does.
How sad is it for the writers to be like "we're going to let you in on some of the Titan's secrets" and the fans respond "Retcons! Boo!"That's how children always work. You embody the qualities of your parents.
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Not even SOA is confirmed. Hoping we at least get a name leak beforehand.
Well…
My personal theory is that the titans made a pact with the light.
The new in-game book showed Aman’thul ripping Elune’s world tree out of the world saying “this isn’t order!!!1!!1!”
So that’s yet another cosmic force that the titans are against. (Now it’s: Void, Disorder, Life, and possibly death.)
So if that’s true it makes the titans the “enemy of all”, and if the whisper of “the light has made a bargain with the enemy of all” we could have a Light/Titans vs Void expansion.
Which would make sense, the descriptions we’ve got of the light in A Thousand Years War sounds quite orderly.
(Maybe the bargain involved infusing a titan with the light like we see in Hearthstone & the light gets to survive in a fully ordered cosmos or something idk)
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Evil only wins when it spreads. It can cause destruction, it can cause death—but those are consequences of its nature, not its victory. Not its goal. The danger of evil, the purpose of evil, is that it causes those who would oppose it to become evil also.
Wasn't there also an interview that statet the titans basically stole what they know from the first ones? Thats why their methods and architecture is so similar to what we see in the shadowlands.
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