We learned that the Scourge is heavily influenced by Maldraxxian characteristics, yet previous lore states that the Scourge architecture is heavily influenced if not outright taken from the Nerubians (necropolis, ziggurats etc).
Oversight from the devs or did the Nerubians just mimic Maldraxxus without knowing it?
Oh I’m sure they have an explanation for it. Like a nerubian seeing the Madraxxian architecture and adopting parts of it.
Not long after the Troll Empires divided the insectoid kingdom of the aqir, the aqir that traveled north discovered and overthrew the tol’vir society in the northern wastes of Northrend These aqir would eventually become the race we know as the nerubian today, having adapted the tol’vir’s architecture for their own purposes.
As a testament to their tenacity and fearlessness, Ner’zhul adopted the nerubians’ distinctive architectural style for his own fortresses and structures.
It was originally Tol’vir/Titanic architecture, that was “modified” a bit to be more Old God/Spider like
Then the Nerubians severed their tied to the Old Gods and became “free”, not really serving them anymore … more so, actively waring with faceless ones and forgotten ones
Considering that 90% of BFA’s lore was an oversight, I wouldn’t be too surprised.
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