The seething scar of our vengeance still lingers in the firmament. But not before we unleashed a fire that our enemies could not endure. To answer an affront committed upon the Light itself. And that Death is made to know its place. Tainted by the touch of this realm's dark Master. And yet, I will never know its warmth again. It made me think, that they were chosen specifically, so remaining leaders could start fighting again.īut she also targeted Tyrande and failed, so maybe i am wrong, or tyrande was chosen for ties with Elune (sylvanas mentions in novels, that Elune intervened to fight her)
not his soul going to Maw.īolvar mentions before player goes to Maw to rescue Jaina, that Sylvanas kidnapped Azeroth's greatest Peace advocates (Jaina, Anduin, Baine, Thrall). I think it simply means, that N'zoth will cause lots of death of mortals. But I think the timing of this makes a lot of sense, and it also explains why Sylvanas would want to help in both N'zoth's release and destruction by helping Azshara.if I remember, Sylvanas mentions, that she knows what Ashara intended (releasing N'Zoth) and mentions, that he too will serve her master, death. Of course, the boring option is just that he went into the Void instead, back to his void lord masters. But I think the timing of this makes a lot of sense, and it also explains why Sylvanas would want to help in both N'zoth's release and destruction by helping Azshara. We know that powerful Void entities such as Il'gynoth have gone to Ny'alotha instead. As the mantid sinstone shows, there's nothing inherently preventing the servants of the Void from ending up in SL upon death.
N'zoth, and his presumably immensely powerful soul, going to the Maw. Though the Shadowlands isn't really under his control yet, which means one could say it is too early to start attacking realspace (see: WoD.) I think he just secured a big advantage that he deemed enough to have Sylvanas break open the veil and set the plot of SL in motion. I don't think it's a coincidence that the Jailer chose to make his bid when he did.
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