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12-03-2011 @ 2:20AM
James Flynn said...
I love these short stories, and this one was no exception, but, what i dont understand about it is, that it says that their purpose was to stop the hour of twilight from happening.
so the aspects purpose, was to stop one of the aspects from causing the hour of twilight.
what kind of messed up storyline is that? our main purpose is to stop one of us from destroying the world. .... am i just reading it wrong?
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12-03-2011 @ 3:31AM
Anne Stickney said...
You'll want to read Know Your Lore on Sunday. :D
12-03-2011 @ 7:00AM
Blayze said...
The way I see it, if you look at all the facts and contradictions, there are two main possibilities:
1) This is another Un'Goro or Sholazar--another test, another experiment. The Titans are pure Order the same way the Old Gods are pure Chaos--they don't care about our well-being. It explains why they gave Azeroth an important artefact like the Well of Eternity and then disappeared.
2) Deathwing was not meant to be. It's possible that Aman'Thul, despite being able to see the future, couldn't see what would happen if Neltharion wasn't just taken out of the equation, but turned against his allies. In which case, it's lucky we have World-Shaman to conveniently become essential.
12-03-2011 @ 9:01AM
Blayze said...
On the other hand, at least we finally have an answer to the question of "Just how does time travel work in Warcraft?", considering the question of "What happens if we remove the Dragon Soul from the past?" is answered with a handwave of "we'll stop time lol" instead of "it's an alternate timeline, it won't screw with ours directly."
God only knows where the splinter realities and predestination fit in, though.