I could listen to N'zoth's voice forever

N'zoth needs to come back he was hyped for nearly a decade and killed way too early He was the villain we should have had not The Failer err Jailer

The theory that Nzoth read our minds when we jumped timelines to save Chromie, and have been preparing for us ever since, when put into perspective, make so much sense to me.

The Black Empire past timeline was cool and all but nothing tops Azmerloth. I need to see Azmerloth pop up again.

I've had trouble getting excited about WoW lore considering how prone it is to retcon or buried in books most players will never read....but I just can't stay away from your channel, you do such a great job explaining things, even if they're almost certain to change at the whim of the devs. Thanks for all your work Nobbel

Il’gynoth said: “5 lanterns now darkened, the flame they seek will light the masters way”. Could the darkened lanterns be the dragon aspects who are trying to get back their powers?

I feel like Galakrond was probably the first dragon they attempted to turn to an aspect which is why Odin was against it and along the way he became the aspect of decay. Which is why we never really saw that magic till recently with the Gnolls and explains why he can raise the dragons to unliving state. With Galakrond's death the titans locked away and hid all records of Decay magic as well since it was unpredictable.

As someone who still has the Gift of N'Zoth, I have waited for this! To be honest, I want to speculate but I simply can't. Mainly because i've come to the conclusion Blizzard keeps these whispers vague as possible so nothing can box them in.

"I know you. What you were." He knows we were Azem... oh, wait, wrong franchise. ;)

The roots burying deeper quote could be talking about the remnant of the void. The void flower left in the emerald dream. Shadow priests could also interact with it I believe.

I knew this stuff was gonna come back up later. There’s just no way it wouldn’t, especially because the twilight dragonflight was never eradicated

I've been loving listening to your stories on Spotify when I do chores or going to bed. Fingers crossed for more uploads there soon!

I don't think it's an accident that "Azeroth" sounds so much like "Azathoth." Azathoth, Lovecraft's planet-sized god hovering at the center of the universe...

We placed a void seed in the dream Nobbel. He's literally reminding us we let them in.

See “It was all N’zoths plan” is INFINITELY more practical and engaging than the fucking Jailer. I remember seeing somewhere, someone saying that narratively Shadowlands could have been salvaged if the plot twist was that at the end of BFA we had actually LOST and we were stuck in a vision of N’zoth then broke free with plot armor.

I've said it since BfA, I don't think we ever beat N'Zoth. The raid we went to was Visions of N'Zoth, just like the minor visions which were glimpses of possible futures, the raid was a glimpse of a future he showed us where we won. I think it was just us entering his visions again on a larger scale, to make us believe we won. While the real N'Zoth sat back and waited.

10:18 Nobbel, I'm like 99% sure N'Zoth is referencing the sapling at the end of the Emerald Nightmare Raid.

I've been of the opinion since I heard the whispers during the Black Empire part of that quest chain that what we're seeing is a pretty elegant explanation of why N'zoth is so interested in the player character during BfA. He didn't see the future. He remembered us. A pair of dragons - beings descended from the very elementals the Black Empire was trying to subjugate - fell into the middle of a battlefield of what may well have been the climatic battle of the Old Gods' campaign against the Elemental Lords. And soon after enters a new type of creature: the player character. A creature likely touched by multiple cosmic forces - including (assuming the character did the quest to gain N'zoth's gift and/or fought him in the raid) by N'zoth's own hand, er, tentacle - who was able to fight or sneak their way through this battlefield and escape along side these time-traveling lizards. N'zoth is smart. He's a schemer. And he's patient. He may even be able to scan the player character's minds to catch some glimpses of the future they came from. But even if not, he now has a point of reference going forward. He has the player character to act as a beacon as he looks into the possible futures and find the one(s) with the our character in it and have a fair idea of what's coming and how to take advantage of it. And when our characters show up in front of him during BfA, he uses his power to complete another circle. He touches our character with his power so that when they one day end up back in the past, the loop can be completed.

Man, we were just having a massive conversation about this in our guild discord earlier today! Afterwards, I watched a bunch of old god lore videos to catch up...and now, as fate has aligned, Nobbel makes a video on this very thing! My personal take, we fucked up. Time travel ALWAYS leaves open a paradox of some kind. N'Zoth knows not only who we are now, but what the future possibly holds not only for him, but also the rest of the old gods that we have fought and presumably killed. I'm thinking that N'Zoth has read our minds and there is going to be some retconning bullshit that the old gods are in fact not actually dead, because with us having travelled back in time, we gave them knowledge of how to avoid it. With there being a few hints in the DragonFlight expansion, including the literal eyes and tentacles of N'Zoth being hidden around the continent...this 100% fits together and makes almost perfect sense. I'm not sure what other stuff could possibly happen or maybe what we've missed...but I think in the future of the game, i'd like to see the old gods try to reestablish the Black Empire. Maybe even see the return of the elemental lords as well.

There were rumors around BfA that we never actually won against N'zoth. Sure, we went to the Black Empire and 'Care Bear stared' him to death, but that was his plan all along, to let us in... so that he could trap us in a never-ending "dream" where we THINK we won and all the events after that battle never took place. Obviously, with Dragonflight, that can't be the case, but some strong points of interest include: You can still gather Azerite and power up your gear to this day. Said gear AND the Heart of Azeroth were not nerfed for Shadowlands (Blizz has never let a fully powered Legendary/heirloom expansion item continue on with no nerfs). You can still "farm" the mission table with full rewards; all other mission tables have been nerfed to reduce the amount of gold and special items you get. We never did anything with Sargeras' sword in Silithus. N'zoth is known to not be the most powerful, but he is the most cunning and deceitful of them all. I read somewhere he could even trick other Old Gods into doing his bidding (don't quote me on that, though). It's interesting to think that in Shadowlands, when you do a questline with Alexandros, you are told that "the Light and the Void mean nothing here" and yet the Light is present in Revendreth, along with the Narru shard which Denathrius wanted and the Void has made attempts to invade the Shadowlands. Not quite the "nothing" they make it out to be if it's a real threat of takeover. I guess you could just chalk it up to terrible story writing (let's face it, Blizz is the worst at telling a coherent story).

Dang! Can’t wait for the theories video 🥲

I think the further conflict of the expansion will involve the element of Decay, which has already been hinted at in Azure Span. It's said in the Chronicle that Azeroth's elements are so chaotic because Azeroth's World-Soul consumed most of the planet's Spirit, which is a balancing element which is in opposition to Decay.

was waiting on your video

N'Zoth when he returns with his puppets of Sargeras and the Jailer on each tentacle: "I pulled a sneaky on ya"

Aaaah I wanna watch the video but I don't wanna get spoiled! I'll be coming back, just you wait! 😂

"With many eyes, they will see again. They will drink and be uplifted" must be those Nerubians

can't wait for more

the new war within trailer really answered most of these. Love it.

OOOOH YES JUICEY WHISPER CONTENT, I LOVE THIS SHHIT

N'zoth can see inside our head. We defeated him and then went back in time and met him. He can see our memory of how we defeated him and now he has thousands of years to think about how to respond to that. Contingencies? Fall back plans? Deceptions?

I like the theory that Azeroth isn't a titan world soul but rather something of a primal elemental soul. Something that is a connection between the elements, which could be connected to the voice about her waking up the others. If the primal elemental would be the glue keeping the rest of the elemental souls together, there would make sense for other elemental souls to be out there (perhaps one soul for each type of element?). After all, who knows? Maybe all archetypes of Order, Disorder, Elemental, Light, Dark, etc have their own types of world souls and are trying to "corrupt" or convert other world souls to do their own bidding. After all, the whole universe is about push and pull, the forces going against each other. It's also fun how so many stories converge towards Azeroth, almost as if it's a giant star or black hole, drawing everything closer towards it.

I believe that, since we went back in time, being watched and whispered to by N'zoth. I agree with Nobbel. N'zoth peered into our minds and saw everything that happened from that point forward. I have a feeling that whenever we or the Aspects plant this new World Tree, as the branches grow taller, the roots grow deeper. Getting closer and closer to the influence/ corruption of the Old Gods. And with that quote by N'zoth "Deeper and deeper its roots will welcome our embrace." That should be proof enough. Sh*ts about to get real xD

There is a reddit text mentioning that our time travel to Ny'alotha allowed to N'Zoth to survive the events of the Waking City.

As far as I remember most of our "fan theories" were always annihilated by Blizzard, because there was no more surprise and plot-twists, since it has been already guessed (even if the theory was top notch story). And here we are again, if Blizzard is going to actually allow this fan theory to fullfil - N'zoth reading our mind and being able to see what we have done throu all these years, so he could prepare himself - It is going to be mindblowing as hell

Why was Razageth separated from her siblings at the start of Dragonflight?

The fact Blizzard brought us back to that specific place where we fought N"Zoth is an obvious hint that N'Zoth did not die or that we did not fight him at all even. I think we have never fought any of the Old Gods.

i think the water one hints at Wrathion honestly, and the dream one is of azeroth's soul, harbering void energy from all 4 old gods but not necessarily in a damaged way, more like a hybrid of order and chaos and awakened to the truth, maybe she knows something

N'Zoth could see a thousand futures, and he can see the one in which he is victorious. Us appearing in the past confirmed to him which timeline was playing out and thus set in motion his plans for thousands of years to come, up until his death. Everything happened as he had planned, all because he saw us in the past.

I think the one about roots was actually about Teldrassil. Teldrassil's corruption hadn't happened yet from N'Zoth's perspective back then, of course, and even if it was eventually cleansed, it caused a LOT of damage.

thanks fore the lore. ^^

Ilgynoth was a tree when he existed in the Emerald Nightmare - and at the end of that raid, was also the void flower that Ysera’s echo/afterimage was seen walking towards and disappearing into. These two things, connected through the Emerald Nightmare, sandwhich our fight with Xavius in the RIFT OF ALN, which is said to have an ethereal sort of connection to both the void and the emerald dream

Deeper and deeper the roots will reach makes me thing about Each time we getting into this emerald dream zone the place where the void thing was seems to grow .

Sageras stabbing Azerath 1 day of pain Well of Eternity imploding: 10,000 years of impairment disfunction.

I think the roots running deep are from the void flower planted by Valithria Dreamwalker in the Emerald Dream. It's the model for Ysera that shows us it's there, but there's a theory that it was an infiltration.

Interesting, Will see where this one goes.

3:00 am of morning...Good time for lore

As it seems the eggs are in the corrupted water, perhaps this answers how the Infinite Dragons comes to be. The eggs will drink the water much like a plant does I assume. N'zoth probably gets the idea when we go back in time. Us going back in time has already happened for him, but for us it was yet to come. So his death was a strategic move in order to create the Infinites.

It would be cool to see an exploration of Azeroth waking up, whether it be a titan or an old God or something entirely different. And, if that did happen, it would maybe have implications for the emerald dream.

Right after Malfurion said "what is it my love" the video got cut off by a hello fresh add that started off just saying "dinner" and I got a little spooked

The only lore video that matters. SOOOO many people doing multiple uploads during the week that is literally just the exact same fucking video with 6 different titles. Good shit Nobbel, an actual deep dive.

0:21 Oh... Guess I'll come back once I get my renown up. ^^

The whole "roots" theme reminds me of the remnant of the void we can find at the end of the EN raid.

Dude, imagine an expansion where all of the old gods return and part of the black empire is back, growth everywhere etc. basically cataclysm treatment 2.0 but MUCH bigger scale. That would be sick, but very dark, perhaps too dark for an expansion theme.

Roots are growing deeper? What about that void flower in the emerald dream, after we defeat Xavius in The Emerald Nightmare?

I just hope there actually is a plan for this and that blizz don't just randomly come back to this 5 years from now to retcon in an answer that barely fits like they do for their other recent lore.

Merithra said that her mother is different now, that she has touch of death on her. It might be the post-effect of this missile launched into her by Xavius. This might have had a print of corruption on it as well as Ysera now, so she could be the one who could corrupt seed perhaps :)?

damn, dont even care about the lore but the voice and narration is good

We know that infinite dragonflight is actually an old-god manipulated Nozdormu thing right? So apart from galakrond, all the mentioned dragons might be the Murozond. Also since Nzoth actually acting like he knew that we were going to defeat him in a time line, he might have made the plan of corrupting the Nozdormu into Murozond to control the time line that is going to happen, in which he is going to be victorious.

The whispers make a lot more sense with the new reveals, might be worth making an updated version with more speculation :D

What i'm still confused about, in the crucible of storms raid, n'zoth had one particular whisper which basically foreshadowed shadowlands:" His crown will open the way." Obiously referring to sylvanas breaking the helm of domination to open the way to the shadowlands. What i ask myself is, do the old gods somehow benefit from this ? Why would he even whisper that, just because he can ? Only thing actually is, that when, (yeah i know we want to forget that part about the story) zovaal took the life energy from azeroth through icc, which is basically made out of yogg sarons blood, zovaal maybe allowed yogg saron to actually enter the shadowlands, what influence that will have in the future, who knows. Just a thought.

Awesome video Realized during it “Your friends will abandon you” Well it looks like the Titan Pantheon bailed had after hearing the world soul of Azeroth was corrupted

Don't think I didn't notice you put on a bronze dragon transmog for this video.

To me the most interesting whisper is the "Many eyes" one. I think it refers to the Not-Living and them and Dralad(Ysera and Alexstraza's brother) will be returning and be saved somehow. If true it will be a neat way to tie Galakrond's origin, Tyr's experiments, Ysera desire to save the Not-Living and find her brother in Dawn of the Aspects and her return in Dragonflight as a Death God. In this video you said you were going to research future plot points in Dragonflight. I also made a thread in WarcraftLore sub-reddit on the New Year containing all the plot points I could find, called "Plot Points to expect in Dragonflight Patches". I hope that helps with your research!

While at this point in time I have no thoughts on the new whispers themselves, hearing them got me to look back at Il'gynoth's whispers. Some of them are obvious and have been touched upon before, but given that we are quite the few expansions after Legion now I believe it's prudent to look back to them. There are three whispers I'd like to talk about first since I believe they may directly refer to the events of Dragonflight 'From the earth, he draws strength. Our earth. Our strength.' - I believe this quote directly refers to Iridkiron, with what we know about him now after the raid and all the datamined information (As well as the new N'zoth whispers), it seems more than likely that he is indeed corrupted by the Old Gods and will be trying to, willingly or otherwise, bring them back. 'Five keys to open our way. Five torches to light our path.' - I remember for a while that people (Me included) thought this quote was referencing Pillars of Creation. Now, however, I believe that it may refer to the Oathstones and that, by bringing them back online, we've done something that will allow the Old Gods to come back. 'At the hour of her third death, she will usher in our coming.' - This one is far more speculative on my part than the previous two, but I believe that they may refer to either Ysera or Alexstrasza. Now, to look at the other set of Il'gynoth whispers from BfA and what they may imply. 'Five lanterns now darkened. The flames they seek will light the Masters' way.' - This one is directly connected to the other Il'gynoth whisper. The Oathstones are silenced (or were) and the flames they seek have found them and reignited them. 'The vassal of life disguises treachery. Beware the eyes of green.' - This one is interesting. It is either referencing both Ysera or Alexstrasza or just the former. While its true that Alexstrasza is the life binder, the Emerald Dream is also very much related to life and healing, so it could be strictly talking about Ysera. Finally, I'd like to look at some things from the Puzzle-Box of Yogg-Saron, these ones may not directly refer to the future of Dragonflight, but some of them are curious to look back on. 'Even death may die.' - If we go with the story that the Jailer has been planned all this time and whatnot, this quote could reference his ultimate defeat. 'Beneath the shadow of the darkened spire, there is no light, no mercy, only void, and the chaos within.' - With this one, I am somewhat leaning towards Tyrhold being referenced here. That is all I have thought of for now, as always great video Nobbel!

Nzoth: Our Dreams, Our Song Ilgynoth: Our Earth, Our Strength I’m confident these are connected in some way. Maybe it’s just Shadow Priest madness or maybe I’m onto something

Imagine that by travelling to that time with someone who had the gift and probably still has a tiny bit of the gift left, Nzoth made contact with his future self and got infos about our actions. Since this is a mandatory story questline we will always go there.

Hmm. They whisper of the old gods. Seems like the black dragon flight could use an aspect who has dealt with that like WRATHION! He might be young but this is right up his alley especially with xal'atash making a come back

I remember hearing something but I was to focus on the quest I forgot what was said and forgot to go back.

N'zoth be like "i know what you did last summer"

If N’Zoth really got caught off guard by Wrathion, a major player on Azeroth, stabbing him with the one thing that could have sealed him AKA the thing he should have been looking out for the most, that would be the most pathetic thing. I assume that N’Zoth confronting the players directly and making himself the big bad was a red herring. He probably did whatever preparation the void lords need to enter the mortal plane and then took the fall so that nobody looks further into it and finds that out. That’s the only way the end of BFA makes sense in my eyes. Then again, there is nothing stopping the bronze dragon flight from seeing the future and inform us that we’ve been duped. And then we need to ask questions about the messiness of who has the upper hand when it comes to seeing the future, old gods or bronzy bois. Ugh…

I think it would be interesting to see what Primalists and the Incarnates would think if they learned that the elemental energy that they feel is the natural state of things came from there being a Titan World Soul within the planet, would they want to even purge themselves since they are also tainted by Order magic in a way?

3:50 for what it is worth I threw an eye of kil'rog in that pit hit the bottom pretty much same model as the raid in dragonsoul no mobs or anything down there :P that i noticed. The only thing that comes to mind with that seed your showing "this time will be different" I couldn't help but notice that void flower was gone in the campaign quest through the dream. Also have you done the ruby feast quests? A savory fish stands out among the rest. Wait wait wait, they are not going with mad scientist Tyr created galakrond and he escaped his lab?

I think this might have to deal with the new world tree, but i could be wrong. it could also be something to do with the primals, and basically come close to repeating what Deathwing did.

N'zoth and Il'gynoth are the true gigachads of Warcraft

dawn of the aspects have a lot to tell about Galakrond but they never mention old gods once out of the 5 books, Tyr just assisted in rallying the dragons and the final battle against Galakrond. The mutations were a result of Galakrond committing the sin for consuming other proto dragons which it says resulted in muted growths, eyes, limbs and wings blindly seeing and aimlessly flapping and clawing. As far as we know other proto dragons did not repeat this. It'd make sense Yogg-saron has something to do with this but nothing that i could tell in that story had anything to do with them. Also Tyr's silver hand was bitten off by Galakrond i believe.

Nozdormu is going to usher the hour of twighlight when he goes dark.. that quest line mentioned it and then the whispers

Wasn't there a void seed in the emerald nightmare raid during Legion? That would explain how the new tree might get corrupted if it's roots reach too far.

The dagger probably was lost in the chaos, spread around by explorers and influenced people and maybe since Iridikron (I think is his name) having such a deep connection to the earth will maybe become a super wicked Galakron and Deathwing. Might even consume his siblings and usher in the Void Lords and force the light to go eff this it is time to purge and kick off a big war on Azeroth. As far as we know, the pantheon is still recovering and Illidan found refuge somewhere and has a crap ton of info to tell us. The writers did say after legion if the “star of sargeras” ( that red white thing in the sky seen from legion areas) goes out then we are in for something big. Also Malf going away if anything will bring him back with more insight and super charge him some how. I wouldn’t be surprised if Illidan and Malfurion becoming huge characters for a future story and finally seeing eye to eye on some stuff.

In story writing, there are just a few tricks that you can use to infer some sort of connection in future events, even though those future events haven't even been invented yet in any way.

With many eyes they will see again could refer to the fall of the Chromatic dragon flight to old God madness.

There's an interesting point that I heard in another video lately that might be related to Galakrond. So on the cosmology chart there are 6 elements surrounding reality, air, earth, fire, water, spirit, and decay. The main 4 elements have their elemental lords, and the wild gods represent spirit, where is decay? Did the titans consider that one to be too dangerous and lock it away somewhere like an old god?

It's probably nothing but Nerzhul said this before Arthas became the Lich King: "Return the blade. Complete the circle. Release me from this prison" "Complete the circle" Hearing that kind of makes me think that maybe there's something linking those two things, only because that's a very specific thing to say.

Halls of Valor, Court of Stars, Shadowmoon Burial Grounds and Temple of the Jade Serpent. The 4 old dungeons for Season 1, is it possible that they were chosen for specific story references or am I thinking too much into it?

This makes sense to me because I always wondered, “so nelth gets power from the void(to defeat the primalists) but the void just captures her. Wondered why but then when they said irid made some bargains I thought it “maybe with the void” and now that we go back in time and let nzoth see all. He can plan to have the primalists attack the aspects as if it were their own idea then that gets nelth to convert, they trap the dragon and have seen that we will fight her and she will lead to their freedom which will then the freed primalists herald their comings…we’re the oathstones not the torches to light their path? A path town island sealed and hidden away for years that only the dragons couldn’t find till it called to them

From my understanding, the Order magic is infused into the waters inside the Halls of Infusion, but the waters come from another source (I think there was a concept image about the wellspring and its way to the Halls). And that source must still be poluted, so I have a theory that connects the "With many eyes..." whisper with the "You will follow him..." one. Iridikron will dig its way to the depths of the earth through the original wellspring, thus causing two important effects: One, it deplets the water source of the Halls, making them unfunctional, and two, it drains the "dark waters" to his domain, so they will "follow in his wake". Who will drink them? Most likely the Primalists, but the phrase seems to be aimed to the dragons, so maybe one of them who goes rogue?

5 keys to open our way, 5 torches to light our path. What if this is the oath stones?

i need a totally serious video breakdown of Azmerloth, possibly in merlocian if you can

15:14. Necromancy... Death... Zovaal's behind that too!? XD

Now he knows where the dragon isles are.

Many eyes don't belong to one head. I think this part is referring to the dragons and the water to uplift them is the stuff the eggs are in. The him we follow into the deep will be Tyr 2.0 and he will just fail which reawakens an evil.

NZoth has referred to eyes being opened in the past as people becoming corrupted by void. I think he's talking about the infinite dragonflight as the "eyes being opened again. Drink and be uplifted." Maybe Nozdormu and his flight drinking the corrupted water? The "again" part might be referring to their protodragon forms prior to titan influence.

Those of us who embraced the Gift of N'Zoth, our eyes shall open once more. All shall see! I'm still not convinced there was only one N'zoth in BFA, I believe that the vision of Ny'alotha was another N'zoth that exists within the past, present, and future. Il'gynoth's roots ran deep into the Emerald Nightmare. I called it back before we step foot in Korthia, an Old God temple awaits us on the Dragon Isles!

i think azeroth titan spirit is on chaos and the old gods side but not corrupted by their energy as to not trigger any titan alarms, it is suppose to be growing constantly and learning by the other titan's designs and so it should be aware of what is happening around it and know what has happened thus far. So if it choose to remain pure until after it is born then it can use its im a good guy energy to "spread its roots" through the universe until it betrays everyone to chaos , the many eyes refers to it becoming corrupted and drinking as in eating the places she spread her roots earlier, and becoming a chaos god or something like that The him in deep places is wrathion, and im guessing he will try to save everyone again. But with the dark waters flow in his wake thing he may make things worse by releasing something evil free, maybe sargeras? (all a guess nothing is proven till the end)

I'm still thinking about one voice line, where they talked about a "child of light and darkness" and then they said in Legion Illidan was that Child. It always felt wrong hearing this.. I thought its more an Anduin thing but now, after watching your Video where you said "a uncorrupted spirit sorundend by void energy" that sounds VERY Light and Darkness to me. Maybe Azeroth is the Titan of balance, like other Titans are based on "Arkan" or something. Maybe Azeroth is the one Titan that can bend light and void to its will and thats why there is so much crazy stuff going on, on the planet :)

Loved the video and tinkering with possibilities. We might end up in same place as it is in Diablo universe - both angels and demons are morally gray (both good and bad, but following their agenda, not human's or this world's agenda, which makes humans suffer and have almost no choice). I would love if in the end the Void/old gods would actually be a good, and titans/light be morally bad, which will make them our enemies at the end of Warcraft lore. But "both are are morally gray or bad" are way more possible.

"You will follow him to the deep places, the dark waters will flow in his wake" Surely now we know this is referring to Iridikron with Galakronds essence, as the zones in the War Within are mostly set underground? And Galakrond drank shit water to end up as he did

The area around icecrown is the centerpiece of death magic. You have galakrons corpse, which implies that might have been its base of operations. Yoggsarons saronite blood, which being mined there, which can be implied that a good portion of his imprisoned body is located there. And the lich kings frozen throne, being the focal point used to open into the shadowlands. All of which the jailer supposedly planned for, which might imply that he was drawn to that specific location of azeroth. The earliest known source of "death" in northrend is yogg setting up shop/being imprisoned there and declaring himself the God of death. But in reality I think there is a wellspring of death magic there that might have drawn yogg, the jailer, and galakron there, and maybe even it's what galakron consumed to allow itself to become what it became. I have a strong suspicion that northrend and the titan technology there had sealed a wellspring source of death magic there that is waiting to get tapped into once again by the proto drakes.

We are getting a seed from the winter queen? Could the roots of this new tree maybe drink from someplace it shouldnt?

We have seen and fought every old God in Azeroth except Y'shaaraj, I'm really hoping they bring him back.

Who would have thought going back in time to meet a monster that can read minds being able to read all the things you experienced in the future to then utilize that infomation was a bad idea.