Dragonflight Alpha/Beta General Discussion

[Catastrophy349]

HUGE SPOILERS AHEAD!

https://youtu.be/DYoSVfIY7RY

[Cheezits]

HUGE SPOILERS AHEAD!

https://youtu.be/DYoSVfIY7RY

If this is true, this is a pretty clever way of explaining Galakrond's corruption. After all, Yogg said he was a god of death... and yet had no mention in the Shadowlands. God of Decay is close enough

This also ties Galakrond directly to the Emerald Dream, which Yogg corrupted which may explain why we need Ysera: Galakrond or his followers might try to kill the Dream with Decay

Here is the lore book in question:

https://us.forums.blizzard.com/en/wo...ldorus/1361061

This also confirms that Uldorus sounding like Antorus was not a coincidence. Pretty cool stuff.

[Nymrohd]

Yogg remains the MVP. Sad N'zoth can go cry in a corner

[Makabreska]

Yogg remains the MVP. Sad N'zoth can go cry in a corner

Ye, the most hype OG, and the only one showing any personality got simply laz0rd.

[Nymrohd]

I honestly don't see how the Titans' being primarily interested with order is in any way new.

[Xilurm]

Ah damnit, I wanna click but I also don't wanna click. We're so close!

[Nymrohd]

Ah damnit, I wanna click but I also don't wanna click. We're so close!

I mean it's just confirming things we largely knew, just giving them a harsher tone. Well except for one part that was mostly a theory (but the more prominent theory).

[Xilurm]

I mean it's just confirming things we largely knew, just giving them a harsher tone. Well except for one part that was mostly a theory (but the more prominent theory).

I mean more as in wanting to experience that stuff in-game anyway. The pre-patch stuff is not going away after the game launches, right?

[Nymrohd]

I mean more as in wanting to experience that stuff in-game anyway. The pre-patch stuff is not going away after the game launches, right?

Eh it almost always is. But I assume this is from some book we find in the Uldaman dungeon?

[Aeluron Lightsong]

Yogg remains the MVP. Sad N'zoth can go cry in a corner

Yogg is cool but....overrated.

[Lorgar Aurelian]

I honestly don't see how the Titans' being primarily interested with order is in any way new.

Ya, like we had algalon try and nuke the world in wrath on titans orders, no clue why any one would think the titans were ever benevolent.

[Xilurm]

They just like order, and tbh Azeroth is very disorderly.

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This also confirms that Uldorus sounding like Antorus was not a coincidence. Pretty cool stuff.

But what does this mean? Wasn't Antorus the facility which all the demons reincarnated after being killed? What does that mean for Uldorus?

[Lorgar Aurelian]

They just like order, and tbh Azeroth is very disorderly.

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But what does this mean? Wasn't Antorus the facility which all the demons reincarnated after being killed? What does that mean for Uldorus?

Antorus Was the focus point of fel that speed up there regeneration and likely attuned demons to fel and uldorus is seemingly the focus point of arcane to attune dragons towards order.

[Cheezits]

I honestly don't see how the Titans' being primarily interested with order is in any way new.

The comment in that thread about how "calling Arcane 'Order Magic' is new lore and Shadowlands oriented and they should stop it we don't like cosmic lore" while also dickriding the Titans is incredibly irritating. They were always alien gods who sent robots and built giant pyramid lasers that could blow up the world if needed, and have multiple times shown to be very particular in how they handle worlds.

Titans wanting to order things around is not "new lore" nor does it make them villains.

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Antorus Was the focus point of fel that speed up there regeneration and likely attuned demons to fel and uldorus is seemingly the focus point of arcane to attune dragons towards order.

Exactly. And it makes sense as to the naming as it was created by a Titan itself (hell, it could be ANTi uldORUS in that its a chaos engine instead of an order engine)

[Xilurm]

Titans wanting to order things around is not "new lore" nor does it make them villains.

Yeah I don't like how the guy in the video immediately jumps into this bandwagon.

[huth]

Titans wanting to order things around is not "new lore" nor does it make them villains.

Next people will complain about water "suddenly" making things wet.

[Nymrohd]

Yeah I don't like how the guy in the video immediately jumps into this bandwagon.

Honestly feels like yet another flavor of young and hip contrarianism people should have outgrown in highschool instead of inserting into every story they stumble upon

[Reive]

It's because it's not finished. Zone music is still missing.

[Nymrohd]

Always though Antorus was the structure closest to the World Soul mostly because that's where we find Argus. Kind of expected Uldorus to be the structure that directly overlooks Azeroth's soul.

[Sondrelk]

Always though Antorus was the structure closest to the World Soul mostly because that's where we find Argus. Kind of expected Uldorus to be the structure that directly overlooks Azeroth's soul.

Yeah, felt like that was the obvious outcome given the heart chamber was never given a titan name.
Suppose Uldorus being a center of Order energy, while Antirust is the center of Fel energy would make sense.