Elune

I'm obsessed with the Night Warrior, and I have ever since Tyrande became that particular manifestation of Elune's wrath in Battle for Azeroth, because it highlights how much we don't know about Elune.

In recent interviews, Game Director Ion Hazzikostas has mentioned a Pantheon of Death in Shadowlands.

Hello. I am not a sword, or a dinosaur, or a proto-synapsid, or a person who is unhealthily obsessed with a carving knife. I am Matt Rossi and I am writing this Queue. I am not someone else pretending to be him. I am him. I am old and my eyes are messed up and I play way, way too many Warriors and Barbarians. I am not subtle.

This is the Queue. Let’s talk about stuff.

We don't know what Elune is.

Hey, guys.

Let’s get right to things, shall we?

Last week Blizzard released the three part Alleria and Turalyon audio drama, A Thousand Years of War.

There's an old phrase, popularized a few years back: there are the things we know, the things we know we don't know, and the things we don't know we don't know.

Admit it. You’ll miss him. I know I will.

This is The Queue. Let’s talk Blizzard. There’s going to be spoilers for various quests and storylines in Legion in this one, folks. Fair warning.

The demigod Cenarius is the son of Malorne and Elune.