What would you see your character doing within the alternative version of Azeroth, envisioned by N’zoth?
Fenchuo would’ve succumbed to madness, tainting elemental spirits of water by the pond in Valley of Honor.
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Why, the same thing any Warlock worth their salt ought to be doing. Carve out a slice of power and influence, then work towards expanding it by any means.
Not sure her sanity would be entirely intact in a world ruled by N’Zoth though.
Dead.
Nar’zagh is too stubborn and faithful in the Loa to turn on them, at least the idiot would have died in service of his masters. Hopefully he may rest under Bwonsamdi’s watch for his service.
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Dead somewhere, having fought scores of Old God minions and monstrosities. His corpse found in a field of theirs.
Considering Sainur is already completely mad, it’d turn him easily to the dark side.
He’d probably wear a dress, paint eyeballs on it and proclaim the end is nigh.
At the current state, Regina is already mentally unstable from what she’s had to witness in the past and present. Were N’zoth’s vision come to pass she’d definitely have succumbed and be on the Old God’s side, coldly dispatching any resistance without hesistance.
Void Metamorphosis is a party that never ends
I actually wonder, lore wise, if classes like Warlock/Shadow Priest/Demon Hunter have a higher tolerance to mind f-ery due to already contending with their own…demons ( 
) or if they’d be easier targets since their mind is already put to the test daily.
As much as she’d resist, Alryette inevitably would have been pulled into either the madness of N’zoth’s vision or sucked into the Infinite Dragonflight. The big hitch ends up being what happened to her family, because if they didn’t survive she’d very easily fall under his influence.
I’d plant a bomb at the dark portal and run through to Outland.
He’s been on the crazy train longer than most already.
Probably rejoice and exalt the lord and saviour of Azeroth.
Usurp Thermaplugg.
True madness.
Alyndaria would probably end up dead or tortured to succumb to the darkness…and then die I think (fighting her former friends recklessly in the name of the Old God)? Either that or she’d go in hiding somewhere in Kalimdor, where she is right now.
A carpet on N’Zoth’s floor I imagine.
Having succumbed to madness, and believing those closest to him wished him harmed or dead, Khaltarr would abandon his friends and mate. With his Chi befouled by the old god’s influence, Khaltarr would seek out stronger opponents to test the extent of N’zoth’s blessing in fights to the death, not caring if they sided with or against the old god. In this eventuality, he cares only for perfecting his dark techniques, and ascending to something much more powerful.
Utoobu, on the other hand, has been trained for the end of days by the Prepfoot tribe for years. He would seek out survivors, hoping to gather them someplace safe, and help coordinate the shattered survivors to strike back against N’zoth’s empire. A real chance to prove himself.
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Uruk would simply do what he always does: Slaughter the crap out of the monsters there. He would not be easily corrupted, if at all.
What if they offer you tofu?
There is literaly nothing they can offer Uruk that would make him join them.
Alendari would probably die fairly quickly. In a world full of eldritch horrors and a freed Old God to command them, the selfless and the devout are likely the first to bite it.
On the off chance that she survived for any meaningful amount of time, she would try to establish an underground movement to fight back. Wouldn’t be her first time.
N’zoth would find it easy to corrupt her, really. To pull at her damaged self-esteem, to take advantage of her want to be noticed and needed.
Watrus is a sport hunter.
I suppose what she hunts for that sport would change…
Venoma would be able to resist. She’s undead, she’s familiar with breaking away from dark forces; she’s also arrogant, prone to a mean-streak. Believe it or not, that probably helps her in this case, as she’d be so sure of the fact the void can offer her nothing.
She’d probably seek out other survivors; risk herself to bring them to safety. She’d seldom be in the safe houses/underground/whatever because she’d be forever out seeking more to send there.
Hopefully she’d not run into Watrus.
Alternative future?
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Oh, you fools have not a clue what awaits you. (Glory to N’zoth)
- Berethen would’ve probably fallen to madness through time. He holds on to his faith too much, which has at several occassions nearly resulted in his downfall. I’d imagine this to be no different, just more hefty through mind-breaking magics.