Seven Wonders of Warcraft! - Outland | World of Warcraft
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- Опубликовано: 25 апр 2024
- Happy Friday, everybody! Welcome back to another episode of Seven Wonders of Warcraft. Today, we venture through the Twisting Nether to Outland, where some amazing wonders can be found throughout the remains of broken Draenor...
Video Footage:
- Blizzard Entertainment's World of Warcraft (2004-)
- Some images retrieved from Google Images.
Background Music:
- "Terokkar Forest" and "Shadowmoon Valley" from the WoW TBC OST
#worldofwarcraft #classicwow #seasonofdiscovery
Outro Music:
- "Watch Me (Live)" by Greta Van Fleet
Jediwarlock 2024 
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never knew you could see Azeroth from the temple, that's wild
I believe that’s just a sort of placeholder or representation of one of Draenor’s moons, honestly. Still interesting how they used Azeroth’s appearance for it, though
@@vjcn9378 Or a magical hologram
I assume it was an illusion (or maybe even a portal -- if only for light) conjured by Illidan so he could look at his home planet. Azeroth and Draenor are not actually closer than the Earth and its moon.
It's one of my favorite details! :D
Shouldn't you? Isn't dreanor and azeroth in the same solar system?
man, that fight against Murmur was so different from everything else at the time, such a blast from the past
Yeah! They were really innovating during TBC for sure :)
For me back then as a 12/13 y/o Nagrand was a wonder on its own.
It was so atmospheric to level in that zone with that quiet music, the green landscape and damn. Nostalgic. Especially at night
Yes! One of the coolest zones for sure :)
The pvp for control of the zone was some of my fondesf memories
Outlands to this day remains of one of the best worlds blizzard has ever made.
Ugliest places in the game
I think it's great! Blade's Edge personally irks me because of all the different biomes/colors on the map, but other than that the zone environments for me are just spectacular :)
@@Jediwarlock Lorewise from the biome stuff it can be very confessing and bit outdated due to Draenor being a thing with Gorgrond and Frostfire ridge. I think they didn't know at the time.
@@HawkknightXC88 Though much of the lore surround Draenor, Outland, and its inhabitants was up in the air for several years, it was all pretty much ironed out with TBC itself. Gorgrond and Frostfire ridge were conceptualized much later and are explained in lore as having collided to create the Blade's Edge Mountains. Pre-shattering Netherstorm unfortunately was cut during the development of WoD.
All other locations are reasonably explained within the lore. I'd say most interesting is the Spires of Arak/Terrokar and the Arakkoa/Outcasts.
Funny enough, as interesting as all the expansions' worlds are, nothing beats the OG vanilla map.
Omg I did use to call Auchidoun as ouchendown as a kid lol.
Same here 😭so funny that this is a shared experience between many
@@lyreofgilgamesh I think that is pretty awesome 🙂
I mean it's similar to Archimonde and they pronounced it correctly in warcraft 3
It's a canon event XD
Ouch-in-down really hit me in the nostalgia
It's a classic XD
TBC was incredible after Vanilla
Indeed! :)
More good stuff and i like the outtro just chilling on the beach near some Nelf buildings
Thank you! :)
Secret lore found out about rares are really interesting I hope there's more of it!
I hope to make more of those in the future too! :D
Man, your channel is really one of my favorite these days. I'm so happy to see the true depth of the world in WoW get explored so lovingly.
I'm so glad to hear that! Thank you :)
Okay… I loved this video so much 💓
I hope you find the inspiration to do similar ones for each expansion.
Whatever feels right. This one really hit the spot for me
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed this one. I'm a Classic fan through and through so I will probably do Northrend but I'm not sure after... I might go back and focus on other Wonders from specific groups like the Titans or something :)
Keep it up with this series! Loving it 😊
Thank you! I have a few more episodes in mind ;)
Love your style of video, man! Keep doing what you do. We need more people who are willing to create unique content.
Thanks so much! I'm glad you're enjoying these :)
4:06 damn calling me out like that
Calling all of us out... I think we all did it lol
I love all your Outland content, keep it up :D
Thanks! I'll definitely try to sprinkle in a TBC video every now and then :)
Extrra points for Ouch-in-dawn ! :D
+10 Intellect XD
Your videos are always such a joy to watch, keep it up man!
Thank you! More on the way :)
If you dare to venture inside Coilfang Reservoir, you'll sooner or later journey into Underbog, which is the second dungeon of the zone. This dungeon is fairly standart, mobs, bosses loot. However, one boss always stood out to me. I suspect him of vicious atrocities and human hunting. I'm talking about none other than Swamplord Musel'ek.
So, why is he so interesting? Well, for starters, let's examine what we know about him. He is a Murkblood Leader, we know that if we do some Nagrand quests. During the quest "Murkblood Corrupters" Elementalist Morgh says the following: "Murkblood are capturing and torturing the spirits of air! Murkblood are my kin: A tribe of the Broken who serve the vile Musel'ek, beast lord of Coilfang." which blatantly states that he holds an authority over the tribe. Another quest, "Ortor My Old Friend..." further supports this and also reveals that he has second in command. the giver of this quest Arechron has this quote: "These invasion plans were written by someone I once knew. Ortor of Murkblood, once a noble Broken, versed in the way of the elements, now a muck addled yes-man of Musel'ek the bog lord." Also Underbog is arguably the place that is occupied with Murkblood tribe the most, so it would make sense for a leader to stay close to his tribe... And yet we see Musel'Ek hanging around away from them, he's camping and is surrounded by animals not far from the Ghaz'an shrine. Some people speculate that he's exiled or perhaps distanted himself from his tribe voluntarily, but I don't believe that's the case. Not only the quests state that he's running some operations in Nagrand (or at least his second in command does), but he's also not that far from his tribe, the shrine where they resign is a few steps away from him. Is he on some solo mission then?
In order to answer that question let's briefly return to the title given to him by Morgh - "beast lord". Musel'ek is a hunter, but what does "beast lord" means? Veterans of Warcraft III might remember a hero called Beastmaster - a hunter that specializes on taiming multiple animals under his command. There are a couple of characters that hold the title "Beastmaster" in WoW, the most famous of which is Rexxar and there's a very loose connection between him and Musel'ek that you might have missed. Minus the wolfhead, Musel'ek wears the exact same clothes that Rexxar did in Vanila WoW, it's identical. And while it is a very poor argument to prove that Musel'ek is a Beastmaster, I can give another one that is perhaps more convincing - he is surrounded by the animals that are not hostile to him. Rays and bugs seem to ignore a rather easy target, while a nearby druid called Earthbinder Rayge has to hide in order to preserve his life. (Side note: If Musel'ek is indeed a Beastmaster, than perhaps he is a mastermind behind taming Ghaz'an and prossibly The Black Stalker.)
So we have concluded that Musel'ek is a leader of Murkblood and a Beastmaster. So what? What about his mission? Well, that's where things get interesting. After talking to Earthbinder Rayge we learn that he and his companion Windcaller Claw were jumped by Musel'ek. Claw has been tamed by him and remains his pet until we either kill him or save him. One might wonder how often does he jump druids like that. Let's examine his outfit again: aside from the belt harness all of his clothes are made out of pelts. what's more interesting is that his boots appear to be made out of bear claws. For those who are unaware - bears are not native to Outland, they are exclusive to Azeroth, at least in Classic Era lore. But let's assume that those are not bear claws, after all it's not clear that he did kill a bear. There's Blade's Edge Mountains nearby, he could have killed a lynx there...Well he also has weapons on his person, and while his bow is nothing to talk about, his secondary weapon, bear claws, gives a difinitive answer to whenever he killed a bear before or not. And I speculate that he had a few encounters with Druids already. Remember a quest "Lost in Action"? Cenarion Expedition has a lot of members and a lot of them venture into Coilfang Reservoir, some of them didn't make it back. And while how they died is up to speculation, based on the information above I think Swamplord Musel'ek is on a solo mission, and a vile one at that - hunting down the druids. It makes sense if you think about it - Musel'ek is a great if not a perfect druid hunter. He is a master of taming wild life, so he can not only use Underbog fauna to his advantage, but bend will of the druids in their animal forms to later aid him. And again, ased on his armor I speculate that he has been successful at it and fashioned himself with pelts and claws of his prey.
There's a couple more things of note that give light to Musel'ek character. While there's not a lot of those, they do allow you to paint a portrait of his personality. There's only one description of his persona is stated by Morgh calling hm "vile", but that's a third party judgement. Let's see what he can say for himself. He has quotes, like most of the dungeon bosses and again, while they leave a lot to be desired, they are of some value to us. He remembers Draenei language, one of his his quotes is a chilling pronounsation of the word "Heh heh...krypta." after he kills a player. However that's the only quote of his where he shows some kind of emotion. His other quotes are pretty much the same: "We fight to the death!" "I will end this quickly..." "It is finished." sound either ferocious or somewhat dry. Even his death quote "Well...done." fells like nothing more than a statement. He feels no remorse for his actions, nor is he afraid of his own death. He just congratulates his killers before passing away, which leads me to believe that he's somewhat of a psychopath. His range of expressions is very limited, not to mention the implications made by his attire and secondary weapons, so I guess Morgh was very accurate with his description. Also, although Adventure Guide was introduced only in retail, it's text on Swamplord Musel'ek does somewhat supports my theory: "To be one of the Broken is to be an outcast. This truth weighs heavy on Swamplord Musel'ek. Although he is a member of the Murkblood Broken, he prefers to roam the caverns beneath Zangarmarsh alone. During one of these recent wanderings, he used his mastery over beasts to enthrall Windcaller Claw, a druid who had been exploring the area in the form of a ferocious bear. Musel'ek has forced Claw to act as a loyal companion who will not judge him for the twisted being he has become."
So...here it is. I wanted to share this theory somewhere and felt like this comment section would be a good place :D I thank whoever read through this whole thing and if you're a druid main and want to run BC dungeons again - be wary f your surrounding. You might end up being MUsel'ek's next loincloth :P
WOW! I love your theory, thanks for writing all that out! You could definitely make a video on this ;)
@@Jediwarlock Thank you! If you want to make a video on that one - feel free to do so. I don't really have a passion for creating stuff on youtube :D
@@EggeFett Sounds good! I may do that and of course will give you credit for the idea :)
@EggeFett this idea is officially on my roster now!! For credit purposes, do you pronounce your username "Egge" like "egg"? Just checking :)
@@Jediwarlock Can't wait to see it realized! And yes I do, it's close to it. Don't worry about the pronounce too much though, my nickname means nothing really :)
Thank you 😊
You are very welcome! :)
Love your channel💫❤️
Thanks so much! :)
glad to know I wasn't the only one failing at pronunciate Auch... well that
I think it's a canon event... we all did it XD
So I guess that means I spent all 2 (?) years raiding in TBC and had no idea what the lore behind it is. Thanks for sharing. I learned a lot of things through this video.
Naga drained the water for Vashj (explaining WoD Zangarmarsh's full valleys of water). Achindoun's history (it used to be so pretty). Etc. Just... makes WoD make a TON more sense.
Also, I think you should I know I have your videos on All Notifications and I missed your last two videos, so RUclips is being a butt because I had to look at your channel to see what you've uploaded.
I'm glad you've enjoyed these! I'm so happy lots of people are learning new things about this awesome game :)
That's weird about the notifications... I will check and make sure I still have the Notify button turned on!
Nice!
Thank you! :)
If you go into the depths of the Sunken Temple of At'al Hakkar, to the great chamber with a hole in it, then look up, you'll see a gigantic mouth that is vomiting the light that lights the temple.
Haha, you should check out my very first 7 Wonders video! I featured that mouth and Sunken Temple on the thumbnail :D
I always called it "Ocken-down."
Another interesting approach XD
Very nice!
Thank you! :)
I used to pronounce it "Akin-doo-on" as a child :P
Another interesting take on it XD
I would like to see something between Elune and The Shadowmoon death knights
I will have to investigate! :)
@@Jediwarlock Also i would love to see maybe the sporemounds Botaan , Naanu , Taala and Zang reborn as Old gods by the Draenor Old god absorbing and corrupting the essence of the original Sporemound that fought Grond
Seven wonders of outland:-
1. The Black Temple.
2. Eco domes.
3. Gruul's lair and dragon's end.
4. Oshogun.
5. Auchindoun.
6. Coilfang reservoir.
7. The dark portal
Ahh yes ‘auction dawn’
The best pronunciation XD
Have you considered doing a follow-up video comparing and contrasting the wonders as they appear in BC with their appearance in WoD?
That would be fun! I'm currently a Classic-only player and don't even have Retail installed to check things out... but maybe someday :)
Can't believe Blizzard has overused ragnaros again nd again yet Murmur has been forgotten
0:54
Who built a portal on Azeroth's side?!
Actually...who has been building all those portals - all across the Planet?
I'm lost....
It's a good question! I think in the official canon Medivh opened the magical portal and then the Orcs came through and stabilized it with the stone frame/archway, but he could have used magic to make it really quickly as well! (Aegwynn used Medivh's staff to basically build Karazhan from the ground up using magic, so anything is possible!)
@@Jediwarlock Alright, I sway to buy this explanation.
I've been wondering about that since cinematic for WoD came out, where Orcs where working on erecting Portal on Draenor. I was like "Hmm, who built the 1st Portal on Azeroth then...?"
Peace.
Hi Jedi!
The Naga are definitely reptillian, not amphibian.
The Naga are reptilian but Amphibian also means any organism that is able to live both on land and in water, Im sure that is what he was referring to.
You make a good point! XD Physically they are definitely more reptilian!
Ah yes, I'm so glad I stopped pronouncing Auchindoun incorrectly as I grew older, rather than learning the correct pronunciation at the age of 26 from this video...
Haha XD
This might cheer me up a bit (was just watching 2010 blizzcon panels,... how far we've fallen)
Classic Blizz will always be king :)
I pronounced it " awchoo-in Don "
Love it XD
Ive never before heard of hellfire peninsula being a more fel infused mirror of the blasted lands. While it sounds cool, it seems to be said for more dramatic effect than anything? Or is there some source to the claim? Not trying to shit on anything I love your videos. Keep up the hard work 😊
Haha, partially dramatic effect, but I think there's also some truth to it! Apart from looking physically similar, this is where a lot of the Legion's efforts are focused in retaking the Dark Portal to invade Azeroth (Throne of Kil'jaeden, the steps of the Dark Portal itself, Pools of Aggonar, etc.) and there's a lot of demonic energy here. This is also the heart of where the Fel Horde was formed after becoming tainted by demon blood (Hellfire Citadel), and the fire shooting out of the ground is anything but natural (could be a combination of fel influence and maybe disrupted elementals?). So the word "mirror" is more metaphorical rather than it being some sort of copy, but I just wanted to emphasize they are experiencing similar symptoms from demonic energies. :)
seven gyats i know
Of course