Arthas / Lich King winning

Was Arthas the closest villain to actually win? Only reason he lost was cause Tirion cheated and the plot. He allowed us to come to Northrend and to Ice Crown to cull the weak and he could have killed us anytime in the fight against him. It was literally all planned out, but he didn’t account for Tirion’s “Final Blessing.” What do ya’ll think?

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u/Silly_Flamingo_1772 — 11 days ago

9/10 times its stupid shit like this that kills me

R.I.P. Angelica, you've secured a foothold in Irvington, created a skill journal, and grinded early skills for future survivors. My first significant character in build 42.

u/Silly_Flamingo_1772 — 2 months ago
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Angel Exterminatus

Beginning of Chapter 2, we spent 4 straight minutes listening to the elegant life cycle of a predatory bug hatch from its victim and spread its wings only to have a boot instantly smash and kill it. I audibly laughed and just wanted to share it. It was so abrupt. 😂

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u/Silly_Flamingo_1772 — 2 months ago

Alpha Legion

So I just finished Legion. Isn’t it obvious where the Alpha Legion’s loyalty truly lies? They were shown the future and said that every action they take is for the Emperor. Are we all in agreement or is there and argument?

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u/Silly_Flamingo_1772 — 4 months ago