The Queue: Legends of the hidden temple

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The real history of the Tomb of Sargeras is almost kind of lost in the sea of black and fel green that has mostly consumed the Broken Shore at this point. I mean, the signs indicating it was a Night Elf temple at one point in history are all there, but they get a little washed out. Unlocking flying means that players can get a closer look at the place, and it’s worth it — the design of the former Temple of Elune is pretty amazing, fel green tint or no.

I think it’s going to be a lot of Draenei, and a smattering of other races. I don’t think we’d see any brand-new alien races — they usually save those kinds of reveals for entire expansions — but we might see some old familiar ones. I’d love to see some Arakkoa that somehow escaped Draenor’s destruction and ended up in the Army of Light. Or Ethereals. Or I’d even take more demons that have turned away from the Legion and embraced the Light instead.

Oh and of course there are probably going to be at least a few naaru in the mix, I’m assuming.

I would’ve left Wrathion in somewhere. I don’t think Highmountain was necessarily the best fit for him — I mean the Ebonhorn reveal in the beta was a little weird and wonky, I understand why they took that out. But I could see him as being a behind-the-scenes manipulator in Suramar. He couldn’t get the Alliance and Horde to unite, but hey, a city chock full of super-powerful spellcasters and a contingent of would-be rebels? That kind of sounds like it would’ve been right up his alley.

Not really — but I have a lot of alts alongside my main Horde character. I’ll generally pick one faction or the other to level with first, and then flip to the other side. I leveled with a Horde character first in Warlords, so I leveled an Alliance alt first in Legion. I kind of prefer leveling solo, though, so I don’t mind not having a guild on the alts. It’s just a quieter game — and it’s easier to focus my full attention on the story, which is kind of one of the big reasons I enjoy playing.

Well that’s the thing — we don’t really have any kind of lifespan guide for Ogres at all. Heck, technically we don’t really have one for Orcs, either. Most of the lifespan information we have is from the World of Warcraft RPG, and information contained in the RPG is no longer canon. I do agree that Rexxar could use an update, though — obviously the Rexxar we encountered in that funky alt-timeline Warlords was younger than the one currently on Azeroth, by a good 30 years. But since he just got a model update for Warlords, I imagine they figured that other characters and creatures should probably take priority on that front.

Honestly, I think Overwatch would make a really good movie — or animated series, or even a TV series. There’s a lot of story we just don’t know yet, and people are pretty fascinated by it. Given the general popularity of the superhero genre right now, I don’t think it’d be a bad idea to give it a shot. I mean if nothing else, do a one-shot movie and see how its received, then move on from there. I don’t know if I’d want to see live-action, though — the cinematics that Blizzard has already put out make me really want to see what their cinematic team could do with a full-on animated film.

That’s it for today’s Queue — if you have any questions you’d like to see answered, be sure to leave them in the comments below!