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Warcraft: The Rise of the Mag'har

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Alectai said:
Eh, let's not be underestimating the new metals that start forming as a result of everything that went on. Fel Iron is basically safe to use as long as you don't put it to use for demonic purposes, and Adamantite is really nice. Khorium is also incredible.

I mean, taking aside the constant progression of stuff, Khorium-alloy is one of the toughest, most magically conductive materials in the setting. Elementium is the only thing in it's league.
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I thought fel iron was corrupting because it radiates fel energy?
 
Skybreaker said:
I thought fel iron was corrupting because it radiates fel energy?
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Not really, it's just Iron that's been exposed to Fel energy and mutated slightly. It only becomes a problem is you actually use Demonic industry on it, as it's a very suitable material for their own magic because it's more receptive to Fel Energy.

Same reason why eating Clefthoofs and whatnot isn't going to cause us to turn red and go full demon. Or why the Laughing Skulls are still green despite being acknowledged as Mag'har. It doesn't become a problem unless you make it a problem.
 
Alectai said:
Not really, it's just Iron that's been exposed to Fel energy and mutated slightly. It only becomes a problem is you actually use Demonic industry on it, as it's a very suitable material for their own magic because it's more receptive to Fel Energy.

Same reason why eating Clefthoofs and whatnot isn't going to cause us to turn red and go full demon. Or why the Laughing Skulls are still green despite being acknowledged as Mag'har. It doesn't become a problem unless you make it a problem.
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Let's see what torroar decides in quest before we start using stuff like that.
 
I don't know why that keeps happening. My Word has both Dranosh and Garrosh in its dictionary now, but it can't seem to decide which is which when I'm typing. :mad:
 
When our kid(s) is born I want to make Greatmother Greyah the offical grandma while Garrosh and Jorin will be the uncles.

I know that Garrosh has been focused on the Light to much to look for a mate but has Jorin had time in between studying the Arcane to look for a mate?
 
Skybreaker said:
Hence my plan to land outland on azeroth and have the furies, the elementals of azeroth, the dragonflights, Dalanorn, and anyone else we can think of help attach it to that world.
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Even if that works in theory. What are we going to do about the Tsunami and flooding this is inevitably going to cause. The water isn't going to disappear after all. We might actually increase the water level by 50 meters or so and hit the entire world with a 100 meter Tsunami, ending all civilisation. Pulling that off needs the support of the black dragonflight, including their aspect.
 
Outland is all the way down to where the mantle was. You've got the whole crust beneath you.

You're flying around on a giant asteroid with life on one side in the Twisting Nether aka home of the Burning Legion.

It's why the Naaru in canon landed on it because it looked like the prime staging area for wars against the Burning Legion because it's whipping along the astral currents at ludicrous speeds such that only the Lords of the Legion could hope to try and land on it, and everyone else needs portals. Which meant that it could fly over Legion bases or link up with Legion Worlds or worlds under attack by the Legion and shoop in.

But then Kael'thas stole Tempest Keep and the dranei stole one of its main sections (Exodar) and hoo boy things got out of hand.
 
torroar said:
Outland is all the way down to where the mantle was. You've got the whole crust beneath you.

You're flying around on a giant asteroid with life on one side in the Twisting Nether aka home of the Burning Legion.

It's why the Naaru in canon landed on it because it looked like the prime staging area for wars against the Burning Legion because it's whipping along the astral currents at ludicrous speeds such that only the Lords of the Legion could hope to try and land on it, and everyone else needs portals. Which meant that it could fly over Legion bases or link up with Legion Worlds or worlds under attack by the Legion and shoop in.

But then Kael'thas stole Tempest Keep and the dranei stole one of its main sections (Exodar) and hoo boy things got out of hand.
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Although apparently that was their plan once Velen mentioned a prophecy he had.
Silvery moon, washed in blood,
Led astray into the night, armed with the sword of broken Light.
Broken, then betrayed by one, standing there bestride the sun.
At darkest hour, redemption comes, in knightly lady sworn to blood.
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torroar said:
Outland is all the way down to where the mantle was. You've got the whole crust beneath you.

You're flying around on a giant asteroid with life on one side in the Twisting Nether aka home of the Burning Legion.

It's why the Naaru in canon landed on it because it looked like the prime staging area for wars against the Burning Legion because it's whipping along the astral currents at ludicrous speeds such that only the Lords of the Legion could hope to try and land on it, and everyone else needs portals. Which meant that it could fly over Legion bases or link up with Legion Worlds or worlds under attack by the Legion and shoop in.

But then Kael'thas stole Tempest Keep and the dranei stole one of its main sections (Exodar) and hoo boy things got out of hand.
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Well the overall plan can still work now thanks to our actions and they get a lot of willing soldiers in the form of the Orcs and their allies.

Turing Outland into a moble base that regularly hits the Legion at large sounds awesome.
 
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Massgamer said:
The Dranei certainly don't have a reason to leave to Azeroth now and join tha Alliance.
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Which kinda makes you wonder which race they're gonna recruit to try and keep pace with the Horde, or if Thrall see's if he can use the presence of the Blood Elves to finally cut ties with the Forsaken, who really were allies he made more out of necessity than anything else.
 
NotAlwaysFanfic said:
Which kinda makes you wonder which race they're gonna recruit to try and keep pace with the Horde, or if Thrall see's if he can use the presence of the Blood Elves to finally cut ties with the Forsaken, who really were allies he made more out of necessity than anything else.
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The Alliance would recruit the Furbolgs to full members I would think for many reasons such as being long time allies to the Night Elves and tribes already allied to them in canon.

Thrall does not seem like the type to cut ties with an ally after promising to work together baring betrayal on their side.
 
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Skybreaker said:
Is my idea of fusing draenor with azeroth possible?
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The amount of magic needed to fuse two (ok more like a third of a world and one whole) planets together is frankly frightening. Let alone doing it safely enough that we don't wreck Azeroth by making the shattering look like a kid knocking down a sand castle. Plus the Legion wouldn't let that go down wit ought a fight.
 
Maybe a multigenerational project to use the magic of the Twisting Nether to create new ground and fuse it to the rest? Remake Draenor rather than add it to Azeroth.
 
NotAlwaysFanfic said:
Which kinda makes you wonder which race they're gonna recruit to try and keep pace with the Horde, or if Thrall see's if he can use the presence of the Blood Elves to finally cut ties with the Forsaken, who really were allies he made more out of necessity than anything else.
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IIRC the Pandaren were originally rumoured to be the Alliance race for BC...
 
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