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It just felt like everything was building up to fighting Sylvanas since the start of the expansion not our boy N'zoth who was hinted at but not in our faces like Sylvanas was. Rise of the Black Empire should've been what we got next with N'zothy boy leading the charge. (3/3)
THEN when the dust has settled and the Black Empire is no more we go to the Shadowlands and deal with Sylvanas and her buddy the Jailer once and for all. That is how I would've done things. Maybe we're in for a surprise and N'zoth is in the Shadowlands or something?
I had similar thoughts about BfA too. https://twitter.com/Arxareon/status/1222127308867342337?s=19 … We can come back from the Shadowlands to a Black Empire invasion - N'Zoth yet lives, he frees his brethren. We killed his realm, his vision, cut off his army, weakened him but his body was deep in the seas all along.
i hope garrosh comes back and gets rid of the pansies running the "horde" or whatever alliance bootlicking organization we call it now
He already tried that and those "pansies" bested him. I don't think Garrosh wants to repeat history and waste his second chance on it either. I hope Garrosh and Thrall get some time to talk as they both were wrong in their own ways and hopefully have learned a lot since then.
I'm not a 'wow is dead' type, but is it possible Blizzard is tying up story lines (and seemingly under funding their games) because Shadowlands will be the last expac? We go there and at the end of 9.3.5 are told 'no more rezs for you.' And we get turned into ethereal plant food.
Considering they said "after Shadowlands" we'll get more of the cosmic chart for World of Warcraft I don't think Shadowlands will be the very last expansion. Also, I don't think Sylvanas and the Jailer have what it takes to be WoW's final bosses of the franchise.
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