At this point of the story and with all the forshadowing and hints. It is almost set in stone that the final raid of the expansion shall be taking place in Stormwind. More so likley as an invasion from the sea. While everyone else is distracted with protecting Thunderbluff. You might ask yourself right now. With what army and what fleet does she want to take stormwind in the first place? Let me explain.
Sylvanas made a pact with Helya in legion. I can see it happen that she aids sylvanas for the invasion. Her Kvaldir and the Naglfar are strong enough to bypass the stormwind harbor defenses and lay a siege to it.
The remaining loyalist forces join in composing of magâhar, forsaken and goblins.
I say with all of these in the equation, we can form a force great enough, to actually take the shining white city of humanity and end the war. As it should be. Rastakhan will be pleased in afterlife with the one ordered his death held hostage. Known as King Anduin Wrynn.
I think blizzard gave is the best hint in before the storm. Not Thunderbluff will burn. But Stormwind.
Didnât we already discuss a âleakâ that went in that direction and said that everyone would die in the raid and we would all go to the Shadowlands?
There were also hints everywhere that Illidan would get Kerriganâd.
Also, one line from one novel from one year ago (because thatâs your only hint) is trumped completely by a much more recent statement from the game director who contradicts that line completely.
So, your Alliance still endures. Longer than I expected, though she has already planted the seeds of its downfall. She is patient, that one.
When your thrones run red with betrayal⌠when your holy places burn and the shattered mask hangs above your hearth⌠only then you will know. And it will be too late.
Not the most reliable of sources, but a hint is a hint.
ErrâŚWhat? What indications are there that this is even remotely likely?
I think youâre using the words âSet in stoneâ wrong there. That phrase means an almost certainty. There is nothing certain about such a claim.
Well thanks to Sylvanas the great military genius, it would -have- to be from the sea, she lost her major military industrial complex to the north due to throwing a hissy fit, and now the Sinâdorei are hardly likely to help⌠The Horde Loyalists arenât well disposed towads the Sylvanas Loyalists, so there is no way she would have the manpower to carry out such a thing.
Source for that?
Ehh, at this point it is hard to call them Horde Loyalists, when most of the other Horde leaders are not best pleased with Sylvyâs crazy train.
Did he though? DId Anduin order it? Sure it wasnât Jaina, or Halford Wyrmbane? I donât think word would have gotten to Anduin quick enough for him to have formulated a plan and implemented it. I doubt he had anything to do with it.
Ion literally said that it would be obvious who the final boss is after that cinematic. That cinematic very clearly estabilishes either NâZoth or Void-infused Azshara as final boss (wouldnât be the first time a raid boss was recycled in the same expansion â see, Deathwing), not some weird faction war-themed council-style boss.
NâZoth has been a consistent threat since Cataclysm. There is already a precedent for old gods being used soon (Câthun and Yogg-Saron). Him being the final boss doesnât mean he dies, it means he is the catalyst of the next expansion. âEvery warbringer having to serve as raid bosses and surviveâ is a made-up rule that you people created based on pure coincidence. The âsignsâ you are talking about are a throw-away line from an old novel.
The thing is I just hope that they wonât leave the whole Sylvanas genocide thing unanswered, but itâs likely that they do if Nzoth is the last boss.
