What always confused me was how Khadgar got aged so much by magic. Maybe that is what would happen if some mage would fail to keep their's anti aging enchantments..
Medivh had magic'd his age up, Khadgar didn't actually become old. He just appears that way. Only very recently has he seemed to start aging in a way that aligns with his appearance.
The Wild Gods aren't immortal, they can just come back, not the same thing. And it's not even their choice, I do not blame anyone trying to forget SL but the whole Ardenweald story was about wild god resurrection. After slain, their spirits which are deeply intertwined with the Emerald Dream, travel into one of the wild pods of Ardenweald where they will be tended and restored. Through the Emerald Dream they can manifest back on Azeroth. But in the case of Ursoc, after getting downed in the Nightmare by players in Legion, his anima was sacrificed and him completely lost.
Great vid. Resurrecting characters has been trash in wow since bfa. I thought the forsaken made sense cuz u would be resurrected as a wretched corpse and all of them would be somewhat more evil versions of their former selves. But now you have this entire "well we can be resurrected and are exactly the same as before but we stink a bit". Why dont we just resurrect everybody with the light and some valkyr and they all join the alliance. Bring back uthers yellow soul into his body, bring back antonidas, hell bring back saurfang while you are at it why not. Thats why bringing back nazgrim as a death knight made sense
Thanks! Haha yeah exactly, honestly if they can bring back such n such character then they might as well bring back other classic characters as well like you said Antonidas or Daelin maybe even stir up some controversy and bring back Garithos. Very interested to see what happens in Midnight in regards to older characters being put forward.
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What always confused me was how Khadgar got aged so much by magic. Maybe that is what would happen if some mage would fail to keep their's anti aging enchantments..
I think medivh hit him with a spell
Medivh had magic'd his age up, Khadgar didn't actually become old. He just appears that way. Only very recently has he seemed to start aging in a way that aligns with his appearance.
Great video!
The Wild Gods aren't immortal, they can just come back, not the same thing. And it's not even their choice, I do not blame anyone trying to forget SL but the whole Ardenweald story was about wild god resurrection.
After slain, their spirits which are deeply intertwined with the Emerald Dream, travel into one of the wild pods of Ardenweald where they will be tended and restored. Through the Emerald Dream they can manifest back on Azeroth.
But in the case of Ursoc, after getting downed in the Nightmare by players in Legion, his anima was sacrificed and him completely lost.
what about the Wild Gods like Malorne? they’re technically immortal but aren’t invulnerable
@@Zeus1845 Mentioned near the end of the video 🙂👍
They aren't immortal
Great vid. Resurrecting characters has been trash in wow since bfa. I thought the forsaken made sense cuz u would be resurrected as a wretched corpse and all of them would be somewhat more evil versions of their former selves. But now you have this entire "well we can be resurrected and are exactly the same as before but we stink a bit". Why dont we just resurrect everybody with the light and some valkyr and they all join the alliance. Bring back uthers yellow soul into his body, bring back antonidas, hell bring back saurfang while you are at it why not. Thats why bringing back nazgrim as a death knight made sense
Thanks! Haha yeah exactly, honestly if they can bring back such n such character then they might as well bring back other classic characters as well like you said Antonidas or Daelin maybe even stir up some controversy and bring back Garithos.
Very interested to see what happens in Midnight in regards to older characters being put forward.