Patch 4.3 preview: The all-new Darkmoon Faire

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8-25-2011 @ 1:17PM

Kurn said...

"Mist-shrouded Darkmoon Island is a conundrum wrapped in an enigma. It's a place of mystery and wonder, and you wouldn't believe the deals we made to get it... or who we made 'em with."

Anyone else think this stinks of Panda poop?

8-25-2011 @ 1:37PM

Ilmyrn said...

Old Gods. It's ALWAYS Old Gods.

Ever since the first Faire, there have been hints that the Faire isn't what it seems, and what's-his-face, the guy to whom you turn the decks in talks about his 'Master'.

8-25-2011 @ 1:43PM

Fletcher said...

And whenever anyone references "the Master", that Master is never a good thing (possible exception: Master Carevin in Duskwood). Every Big Bad from Kil'jaeden ("The Master will have you! You will drown in your own blood! This world shall burn! Aaaaargh!") to Arthas ("The greatest glory is to die in the Master's service!") to Ragnaros ("I have ... failed ... the Master") is referred to as "the Master".

8-25-2011 @ 1:50PM

Daedalus said...

@Fletcher:

The Master is scary, but personally, I'd be more worried about Torgo.

8-25-2011 @ 1:59PM

(cutaia) said...

"The Master is scary, but personally, I'd be more worried about Torgo."

What the...where did that music suddenly come from?

8-25-2011 @ 2:56PM

Noyou said...

I get warm and fuzzy thoughts when thinking about Pandas. But yes, I read that and immediately thought this is how they can introduce pandas. Hopefully they work the explorers league into it somehow. Also king kong came from a mysterious island too right? Coincidence?

8-25-2011 @ 4:09PM

Rmschoir said...

You don't make deals with Old Gods.

You simply "delve too deep" and are suddenly compelled to do their bidding.

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