Old Gods

One of the weirder little mysteries from patch 7.2.5 was the Deaths of Chromie scenario.

Continuing the theme of delving into ancient Titanic vaults, in patch 7.3 we have a brand new scenario with Magni Bronzebeard — and it seems to be the catalyst that actually prompts our expedition to Argus.

What goes through the mind of a creature so cosmically powerful that entire worlds are viewed as dust motes, their inhabitants mere specks in the vast expanse of the universe? And what happens when that being decides it’s time to clean house?

We’ve seen evidence of the Curse of Flesh everywhere. Humanity is a result of it. But it’s not irreversible – which makes one wonder…if the Tribunal of Ages is a lie, is it possible there’s no “curse” of flesh at all?

She died in her sleep.

One of the questions I hear a lot is: After we deal with the Legion, what threat could possibly be next?

For an expansion about the rising threat of demonic hordes, Legion has spent a lot of time focusing on other dangers.

Legion may propose to be focused on the threat of the Burning Legion, but there are darker portents to be found, if one listens carefully.

Both the Sundering and the Shattering were large-scale natural disasters for the shell that surrounds Azeroth’s world-soul.

The Sundering ripped the world of Azeroth apart, splitting the united continent of Kalimdor into pieces.