Scythe of Elune is such a classic, I'm sure you can do that story very well!

Claws of Ursoc maybe? or T'uure

Doomhammer!

Me: All of them Platinum WoW: Everything? Me: EVERYTHING!!!!

EVERYONE. But try to cover the Demon Hunter ones last, because they are literally about aliens we never see.

Ye

Absolutely

Explains how they had many recruits

Not just her thighs but all of her is the Crusades' most powerful "weapon" She is one of the most powerful Human Light-wielding priests in recent memory (to the point that she could rez HERSELF from death). Her personality inspires both dread and awe. and her body causes those under her to lust for her, and therefor want to both serve and protect her. Sally Whitemane IS the face of the Scarlet Crusade. Or was, until blizzard decided that we cannot have nice things and had her killed then turned undead.

@@MurthorOathstone I mean she can turn into a hot goth

I thought that would be the ULTIMATE WEAPON :D . Sadly another clickbait thumbnail Kappa . Great video still .

I came here to comment exactly this

@@noctusowl I came here

@@Morec0 I came.

i only scrolled down to say exactly this

My favourite piece of lore about the Light is that it will more or less work for the user so long as they believe what they're doing is righteous; regardless of how heinous their actions actually are.

@@fawnieee Indeed, it’s so good.

Yea I wonder where they got that idea from. It's not like historically religious fanatics has done anything bad.

I'm pretty sure they are based on the Whitecloaks from the wheel of time

Today I have no idea If this is even canon anymore since they seem to retcon the lore every time Danuser gets a genocide boner for Sylvanas. But a concept I thought was interesting about how the light worked was that it only worked if you truly thought your cause and actions were righteous. Arthas canonicaly lost his connection to the light after stratholme since he started to doubt his actions after being forced to kill his own people. Which makes the scarlet crusade more interesting since all of them despite their heinous actions truly believes without a doubt what they are doing is for the greater good and their actions are righteous. It is a cool concept of how a demon managed to twist a force of good into a weapon of evil by exploiting their faith in the light and their burning desire to do good things to save their homeland from the undead.

that raiden fly punch was epic

"Arise my champion" "At your side, milady"

Who is J'lor? Edit: Wait I get lol

I WILL RIP THE SECRETS FROM YOUR FLESH!

I think it works to their advantage that they didn't have the spotlight shone on them for too long. Any more time and Blizz would have found the way to ruin or plot-twist them to ridiculousness.

Jlor who?

There are way too many "Why haven't we heard of these before?" artifacts. I can see the DH ones and Xal'atalth being unknown until Legion because they're supposed to be alien/super-secret, but like, Light's Wrath borders on not knowing you live next door to a nuclear test site. Sadly, other than Ashbringer, Scythe of Elune, Doomhammer, Knifu, and a couple of others, they only really existed for a single patch (because there just wasn't enough of a story to keep you emotionally invested for the two years you had the weapon, and only a couple had memorable interactions).

Too be honest most of the background was in texts and not experienced....not everyone enjoys reading 30 pages of in-game lore

In my opinion, most of the powerful and awesome artifacts lose their value and story when they are given to player characters. It works for single player games, but MMO games the power and value of the artifacts kind of feels watered down. I like the idea of discovering and/or retrieving a powerful artifact, but wielding it as a player character is not that good idea lore wise. When Ashbringer was returned in WOTLK it was a good choice to give it a story character to be wielded when thinking the lore behind it. And yes, Corrupted Ashbringer was an epic loot in vanilla wow.

@@aaabee5687 That was kind of my opinion, too. They should have been powerful to justify us getting them, but not be the major lore weapons like Doomhammer and Ashbringer. Xal'atath and Aluneth were the perfect examples of how they should haven been done: very memorable interactions while not being super-consequential to pre-existing lore. Blizz learned long ago that the OG megaweapons shouldn't have gone to players (Frostmourne and the like) because things like Gorehowl and Ashkandi being random raid drops really took away from the story of the weapon.

@@aaabee5687 Good thing you're wrong then.

Most times to be succesful you just need to try a lot

The problem is they fighting against players which is stronger than literaly everthing in warcraft universe .

Thats literally how all Fanatics depicted, they have purpose and they didn't pick their mean, they are not bounded by law, morals or ethics. Basically a terrorist, you fear them even if they small in number.

They are the remnant of an entire kingdom, which probably helped.

They are a saturday cartoon villain at this point.

There used to be, They just extinct now.

@@josejuanandrade4439 Not anymore The Dragon Isles have ducks. Or maybe they’re extinct everywhere else EXCEPT for the Dragon Isles.

Mmmmm Whitemane thighs....

you mean THIGH trap

​@@michaelkelley2727oh I want to be trapped by them alright

Ah yes...the hope of a fool. Its always funny to watch.

It requires insane foucs and Discipline. Fitting weapon for disc priest.

"mhmhm.. What if I use my bubble firs- "

The staff works, it just hasn't been wielded properly - freshman majoring in Holy Light magic after reading the Crusade Manifesto once

Madness is doing the same thing over and over and expect different results.

Whitemane's... "staff" really is sight to behold!

Be careful what you wish for. If they brought them back it would probably be a poor execution that spits and ruins any pre existing lore. Wow dev team of the past 6years only know how to destroy,not create.

"The Ashbringer worked flawlessly! Let's try something different."

Based.

Was :(