So cool

Read the manga/comic Makes perfect sense after

I was listening to the song at the end of this video and after reading this I got chills

well he might have gotten hungry

I agree, Jesse and his team always make incredible videos. I love their history videos that detail the histories of different races and such.

@@HavocHounds1988 I'm suscribed to Lost Codex too. His videos are so cool.

Lost Codex make great lore videos, they need love!

Oh yeah. Part of what makes The Thing (1982) so great is the viewer has no idea what The Thing's actual motives are (or even what it actually is). The less you know about something that's supposed to be mysterious, the better.

I remember that, wasn't one of the ghosts near her as well?

@@MrGoesBoom in that part of the island? Yes. i think one or two of them was nearby but not close to her. (can find out this week since it'll be starting soon :) )

A Wild Skoll appears! I was going to post the same thing nicely done everyone!

he always gave me some interesting vibes but after watching this video i understand why, and i love him!

Damn... I sure did not know about that story! Now I feel a lot more closer to Kerri! We were both victims of mob's unjust blame. We both survived, yet mine is a bit lame. ;D

Jesse here from TLC: glad someone caught in! Threw in my best Charles Dance impression for Terrence Fallrook!

@@TheLostCodex Of course I caught it, when it was that terrific of a performance!!! Well done Jesse, keep up the good work

@@TheLostCodex I very much caught the Charles dance vibes there, especially at the moment hes talking about "my only living son!" Very well played sir.

sigh lass

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Director here! Obviously this wasn’t meant to appear in the closed captions but since it did some additional thoughts: I wanted to have Kerri’s plea to Silas be really emotional and struggled on having her rhyme like the narrator or not. Evitel even recorded the rhymed version for us just in case we did go that route. We ended up scrapping it because it put to much precedent for other cast members to rhyme too early and we wanted to have others rhyme just on the whim so we scrapped without. Fun little Easter egg tho!

@@TheLostCodex Oh, hey there! Good to know! It made the captions a bit confusing to read at times, but it was still fun to learn. :)

Shame that will probably never be explored now that N'Zoth was unceremoniously killed in a single patch.

@@SirJorb He can still come back.

Pretty sure old gods cant die or azeroth would die as well , which is why cthun is still alive too ,just deep within azeroth

@@benacewoofstorm Well there is a large part of him just chilling on the surface of the planet, or sort of on the surface. The Crucible of Storms raid's second half takes place in an area called the Tendril of Corruption, and it was confirmed by Blizzard that the Crucible of Storms has a part of N'Zoth in it. I'm pretty sure the second part of the raid takes place inside a severed tentacle of N'Zoth. He is basically a massive octopus which there are species of octopus that their severed tentacles actually live on like they are their own entity. I think this is a similar case with N'Zoth. I have a theory that a certain someone might end up resurrecting him similar to how Cthylla in the Cthulhu mythos is to birth Cthulhu when he is ultimately destroyed, he created Cthylla as his secret daughter for this reason because he saw a prophecy or a vision of his demise. I think the Tendril of Corruption is a remnant from when N'zoth fought Y'shaarj and lost, when he lost a tentacle he realized brute strength was not the way to go and instead chose to resort to cunning. I believe he created Xal'atath as his sort of secret daughter similar to Cthylla. I have a few points that help my theory. Cthylla is described as a winged octopus with many eyes. There just so happens to be an image of a being that matches that description in the margin of Chronicle volume III on the same side as N'Zoth. Another key thing about Cthylla is that she can take on a humanoid form, something Xal'atath has done as well. Cthylla was held inside a city deep in the ocean and guarded by The Deep Ones. Xal'atath as a blade was held inside Nazjatar and and kept by the Naga. There were also large worm like creatures in the city that Cythilla was kept in, and would you know it there are large worm creatures in Nazjatar that work with the Naga. I don't think the Naga were just holding onto the blade like a possession, but were actually keeping it safe and hidden to not let Xal'atath be known to the world. So I think that Xal'atath is a creation of N'Zoth and sort of is a 5th Old God, just not one that was directly sent by the Void.

It's the official Hearthstone trailer, so check the credits for it on the Hearthstone chan nel.