Same, I'm sad it's not

Apocalypse should have definitively been on the list, I dare say even #2 above the harvester.

Justin Carson his list is biased don't think it's actual

Doronsmovies No big deal, this video made my day. 👍

where are you from? you sound Hungarian

Doronsmovies I am disappointed that none of the rogue weapons made the list granted I agree with your list np and that 2 of the rogue weapons have no real lore story before legion

+Zentai Viktor Nope. It's not hungarian. It's some slavic accent, I think. But not hungarian.

Serbia.

who said [Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of the Windseeker]?

Who said what about my ("WINDFURRRYY CRIT!")? Or was it about my ("REVENGE CRIT!")?

I rest my case you fucking dipshit hahaha.

Keep showing off that originality, prove my point more!

The Turdinator you don't have a point dipshit. I made an old nostalgic joke about legendaries and then you had to come here and shit on everyone having fun just because your daddy didn't love you.

I did take that into consideration of picking out the strongest weapons from the different classes.

Actually yeah, the Warblades of the Aldrachi are pretty powerful. Or at least, have a high potential for more power since they absorb the souls of slain enemys and grow more powerful with every soul it has absorbed

There's never really any love for rogues on this channel. I definitely wouldn't place any of the rogue artifacts in the top ten (would've added Apocalypse), but rogues just don't get proper attention here.

O-Contexsial and the have actually cut into the dark lord sargeras ( praise him)

Just Saying why would they really xD

TheTrueFeleas me too

Shala'Mayne, King Varian Wrynn's blade would have been pérfect for DPS-warriors imho, but hey, Anduin needs toys too :P

It's simply to strong for us mortals.

Brox's axe for arms, Shalamayne for Fury, and Aegis of Aggramar should have been for Protection instead as a pillar of creation (warriors got the fukin shaft)

Me to

Of course. Hands down warlocks got ridiculously powerful weapons this xpac lore wise.

Did anybody say [Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of the Windseeker]?

Hard to beat Sargeras's personal world tearing staff.

Actually I honestly don't like playing godly classes lorewise. I play warrior. Nothing more satisfying than killing mages and warlocks with just your skills using a weapon. In a world where people summon demons, cast fireballs, cast meteors falling from a sky, a guy with just a stupid sword can kill you lol.

B Are you stupid? Warriors are magically empowered by Odyn ( A Prime Designate) and armed with brokenly overpowered armaments that can shake armies.

saw number 9, clicked off and cried tears of holy water

at least your weapon is on the list.

Out of around 36 freaking weapons, a 10/36 or 27% chance that you main gets on the list. Consider yourself lucky.

B it was a joke if you couldn't tell, im not actually going to cry ice tears

and yet, casters basically dominated this list and melee specs got fucked.

Dancer of the Boreal Valley that was my thought as well. Apocalypse is a terrifying weapon after reading the history behind it

You don't say?!

Maw of the Damned is also pretty brutal, has killed countless creatures

Yea with Apokalypse you can do a Apokalypse 😮😮

Apocalypse upon reading the lore, even with a whole planet full of peoples souls, doesn't do anything with its raw power. It was simply the weapon used by the dreadlords. The planets it killed would have most likely be killed with or without the weapon it was more about the dreadlords using the weapon.

Exactly, and it even managed to "wound" Sargeras himself.

i would've liked to see a different quest line to get those weapons, not simply kill another Kil'Jaeden's lackey. Like going to caverns of time, going to some place back in time on that world and meet that hero or something...

Maybe some day....

Seriously, Frostmourne was a fledgling weapon compared to the Aldrachi Warglaives, yet the shattered remnants of Frostmourne made the list?

While I agree that the aldrachi warglaives were very powerful , and much older, the fact that frostmourne was shattered and rebuilt doesn't weaken, but strengthens it. Remember that frostmourne is a runeblade and remaking runeblades strengthen them.

Lore significance wise they are some of the most iconic weapons, but power wise an Ashbringer couldn't compare to a Sargeras or the Deadwind Harvester.

because frostmourne and ashbringer cant tear a planet apart and create world devouring nexus's like Ulthalesh and the Scepter of Sargeras

Also tbh the spriest weapon should be #1, fairly certain the spriest pc rivals a cthraxxi general in raw power after obtaining xalatath

I was going to say exactly this. In terms of their lore presence and "legendary status" as weapons, Frostmourne and Ashbringer are at the top. However this is a list based on stated power in the lore, and I'm willing to admit that there are other artifacts that are probably more powerful. Hell, I might even say the Blood DK axe is more powerful than Frostmourne. And I don't give two shits about that axe, as far as the story is concerned.

yes like the stick of druids , super powerful far more superior than swords than can steal souls and turn unholy creatures into ash -.-

Thanks.

Warlocks, typically, have been some of the strongest lore characters, anyway. I think only a handful of the strongest mages in the history of azeroth are stronger. So it doesn't surprise me in the slightest that they'd be able to wield the most powerful of the artifacts.

I think there's an inherent flaw to warlocks and that's the corrupting power they use. They're constantly emotional, one-goal oriented and they never really get peace. I wonder what constructivity they could display if they are given this new plateau of growth. An artifact made by a warlock is strong, but by default isn't ordered and stable, and usually only has destructive purposes, and yes, I've considered the Dark Portal. There is plenty potential in the world for there to be a stronger artifact. The dragon idol given to the druid in the comics was touched by fel and contained nature magic overlaid by fel energy. Fel/nature, what kind of word would describe that? Light and void magic nullify eachother chaotically, use something like nature magic as a buffer/binding mechanism, then you can tune the risk/reward using fel energy. A magical slot that can carry fel energy around. Send fel in a circle to dissipate the excess chaotic energy. Fel magic is actually just 'generic' magic, the interloping type of magic, except this one deals with life. What I've seen of it, it is invisible to the naked eye and its manifestations have a green hue. I don't know what the spark is, but apparently life can be 'burned' to produce a green flame. This green flame has 'fel energy' which can be directed to do work. You can power an infernal by giving it a supply of life-force to trickle into a fel furnace inside, whose flame excites its "nervous system" into work. I don't know what life-force is ingame. I don't think it is light nor order, so I don't think it comes from titans nor from naaru.

@@QuinnRiley360 but the strongest mages are prob stronger than the strongest warlocks, fel magic is kinda a gimmick

If he survives? He can cleave Azeroth in half. There is no way for us to even fight him.

Mr.Vojtik say that in 3 expansions time when I can solo him on mythic (if we face him in legion)

hahhaahaha that shit is so true like right now you can solo deathwing himself xD

You can't, you still need Green Jesus to shot him down.

Mr.Vojtik hey there's a new Green Jesus now, and his name is Illidan

Unnecessary Optimism That's exactly my opinion as well, I don't see how it would help a boomkin at all, as it doesn't seem to be related with arcane magic in any way, but feral magic instead.

I know right?! I mean giving an incredibly powerful astral weapon on a moonkin to use it?! I've never seen that one coming! What's next giving a warrior swords? Ridiculous.

The Scythe of Elune has nothing to do with moonkins. It created the worgens so it should've went to feral druids.

Of course it has to do with moonkins it contains an absurd amount of lunar power strong enough to subdue nature itself. It's a balance weapon because they are the only ones capable of using the lunar power safely. It requires a great amount of skill and concentration. A feral druid can't use the staff's powers with energies he can barely understand mid-combat. The most skilled druids can weave moonfire and that's about it. Ferals can't reach that level of concentration a moonkin can, they transform into wild animals and become way more ferocious and wild in this form. A feral's skill is shown in their willpower to control themselves and their form's traits similar to a demon hunter.

@How many neps can a Nep nep if a Nep nep Nep No, it actually really doesn't. Or, well, it didn't use to. The Scythe of Elune was made of the Staff of Elune (an item that really doesn't have any lore at all besides its name) and a fang of Goldrinn, the Ancient of ferocity. Prior to Legion, it was known in the lore that it turned the Druids of the Pack (most likely wolf/worg form shapeshifters) into the worgen. Since then, it was used to summon the worgen into Azeroth and granted its wielder dominance over these summoned creatures, though said dominance would fail after a while for unknown reasons. The last tidbit of lore around the Scythe of Elune was the Dark Riders searching for it in Duskwood. With the worgen being pretty much the embodiment of fury and ferocity and the Scythe of Elune tied so strongly to them, it really would have made sense to give it to them. Worgen (and even Goldrinn himself) have been known to envy those who can control their beastly nature and pay them great respect. To have the feral druid master the Scythe and receive Goldrinn's boon would have been a perfect fit for the feral druid storyline. Ashamane, the patron of the actual feral druids' artifact weapon, was only introduced with Legion, and her backstory is nearly identical to Goldrinn's. So it's a bit puzzling to me that - if they're going to invent an entirely new weapon anyway - they did it for ferals and not for the balance druids.

SadeGames obviously

Appreciate the idea, was annoying to put together but it was pretty fun.

Cekaj on je sa balkana???

Wrong. Ny'alotha was/is the crown jewel city/capital of the black empire. So i guess you meant Xalatath. :)

dude its an Old God artifact with great capability to channel void magic one of the strongest types of magic alonside fel

but so far all it has done is corrupt people to do its bidding. It has not really shown anything on raw power or abilities. So far the strongest ability is making users go mad. Frostmourne did that and more lol.

Shadow Priests are closely related to Warlocks with their use of Shadow/Darkness/Void, how is that a surprise??? They are very nearly like Affliction Warlocks without pets...

That would be shamans. All four elemental lords outclass anyone else

If you add everything and not just the classes, most likely Warriors. Titan Keepers >= Dragon Aspects, who are above the Elemental Lords. If it's just the classes, then Demon Hunters easily.

Some Guy actually aren't warlocks more powerful?

Nah, you saw how badly the Council of the Black Harvest got rekt by that one pit lord in the Warlock Order Hall questline. Small groups of Demon Hunters can take over entire Legion bases, like Marduum. Demon Hunters are trained to fight any kind of demon, even big ass Pit Lords. Their speed and power beats every other class.

Some Guy yeah thas cus they're trained to beat demons but I think warlocks are independently the most powerful I mean their artifacts are extremely powerful and fel magic is the most powerful