Know Your Lore, TFH Edition: The naaru are a menace that must be destroyed

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3-04-2012 @ 4:15PM

raposo02790 said...

I always wondered if the naaru were the vorlons (B5) of the wow universe humans eventually telling the order and chaos aligned aliens where to go.

3-04-2012 @ 4:21PM

staffan.johansson said...

I guess I'm not the only one who saw the similarity in the article :)

3-04-2012 @ 5:51PM

votlemnouk said...

It's even better. Remember the concept art of Sha(dows) made for Mists of Pandaria?

http://pureawesome.net/wow/111026_sha.jpg
http://bcr-imagebucket.wikispaces.com/file/view/SHADOW1.jpg/152690879/SHADOW1.jpg

"If you go to Pandaren... you will die." ;-)

3-04-2012 @ 6:56PM

thats an awesome comparison between the shadows and the sha never really saw the concept art before. Maybe we will get a middle man like lorien (hmm velen) to guide us...

maybe not... as much as I love B5 I don't want a carbon copy if thats the case I'll pop in the dvds, but I love the nod. =) good juju to all my wow brethren.

3-04-2012 @ 11:57PM

Buran said...

Considering that the spiritual leader of the Minbari people was Valen (note the spelling), who could see the future at certain points (not saying how, so those who haven't seen the series won't have it spoilt) -- yes, I'd say there's a parallel between the Vorlons (creatures of energy) and the naaru. :)

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