Q: What happened to all the Obsidian Scourge Destroyers?
A: In fact, the entities known as Obsidian Destroyers are Titan constructs; these were known as the tol'vir. The tol'vir were created to maintain the history catalogs and machinery of the Titans that surround the cities of Ulduar and Uldum. Shortly after the troll empires divided the kingdoms of the insectoid aqir, the aqir who traveled north discovered and overthrew the tol'vir society of Northrend. In time, these aqir evolved into the race we know as the Nerubians, who adapted the architecture of the tol'vir according to their purposes. Similarly, the aqir who traveled south looted and overthrew a Titan research station near Uldum, renamed themselves qiraji, and named their new home Ahn'Qiraj. Although the Scourge would end up consuming the Nerubian empire and sending its few tol'vir slaves to the front line of the army, it is possible that they still exist in Uldum, the hidden city of the Titans, or in the depths of what remains of Azjol- Nerub.
Q: The Silvermoon Blood Knights have no direction; none of them were present in Northrend and it is unclear whether the Order still exists or has been dissolved. It is also not very clear where the Blood Knights receive their power; Before they received it from the Naaru, but later it was from the remains of the Naaru, which have surely been consumed. Do we get our power from the Source of the Sun?
A: At the end of the Burning Crusade expansion, the Blood Elves who wield the Light do so through the power of the renewed Sunwell. This is a harmonious relationship and no longer one of discord caused by attempting to manipulate the power of the Light at your will; In the long run, it may have a positive impact on blood elf society. Stay tuned for updates reflecting this change to Silvermoon and Blood Knights quests.
Q: What happened to Frostmourne after it was shattered?
A. Although this is a well-kept secret, we hope they are discreet… no one knows where the remains of the Frostmourne are.
Q: Will we hear from any of the ancient or abandoned human nations in Cataclysm, particularly Stromgarde, Kul'tiras, and the remains of Alterac (hey, Deathwing walked around like an Alterac noble, right?)
A. Along with the redesign of the classic World of Warcraft zones, players will have the opportunity to see how the fallen nations of Stromgarde and Alterac have progressed in recent years. Kul'tiras, the island nation, will not be visible at the start of Cataclysm - something to do with the tectonic plates moving the island towards the sea ...
Q: What is the purpose of the "void" state of the Na'aru? Since it is a being of Light, it seems that the conversion to a very dark entity is a great weakness. Consuming souls and causing destruction simply through loss of strength causes a great decline in your holy image. However, perhaps this is the reason why they are not very active in combat, since their betrayal of their army by fatigue would be very bad for morale.
A: Since there have been three instances of this "cycle" that have been demonstrated at Nagrand, Auchindoun, and the Sunwell Plateau (K'ure, D'ore, and M'uru respectively), it is likely that players have had the wrong impression regarding the magnitude of such occurrences: it is EXTREMELY rare to see a naaru fall into a state of "void", and it is even rarer for a naaru that has fallen to return to the Light. The fall of a naaru to the state of "void" represents a catastrophic loss to them and to the forces of Light; Furthermore, it is one of the saddest and most heartbreaking events that the naaru can witness. In contrast, a naaru who has been born into the Light grants renewed hope and a sense of purpose to all naaru; If beings of energy could cry tears of joy, this is what would happen.
Q: What happened to Algalon after Ulduar? We didn't feel like he was going to go back to what he normally did.
A: As you can see from World of Warcraft Special Comic # 1, Algalon is currently monitoring the activities of the mortal races of Azeroth. His perspective on life and the plans of the Titans have been questioned, so he seeks to understand what distinguishes Azeroth from the countless worlds he has previously observed.
Q: Which Loa is worshiped by the Darkspear tribe?
A: Since the Darkspears were part of the Gurubashi empire, they still worship many of the same Loa that the Gurubashi did.
Q: What were Varok Saurfang's most notable accomplishments before WoW?
A .: Varok Saurfang has served the Horde from the moment he drank Mannoroth's blood alongside Grom Hellscream. Without losing a single time, Varok led the armies that plundered Shattrath, Stormwind, and everything else, until the Horde was defeated at the end of the Second War. When Orgrim Doomhammer took control of the Horde in the First War, he chose Varok Saurusfang as his second-in-command after seeing his brutal and efficient tactics on the battlefield. After the demonic blood lust was dispelled from the orcs due to Grom Hellscream's sacrifice, Varok helped many veterans deal with the atrocities they had committed and ultimately saved the lives of many great Horde soldiers. Also, there is a rumor that Saurfang sliced three men with a single blow ... from his hand.
Q: How did the ethereals come to be so…. ethereal? They seem to act more like a mortal race than any other energy being we've seen, such as elementals.
A: K'aresh was an arid planet, home to a thriving ecosystem and various sensory species until "Dimensius the All-Devouring" came along. The ethereals who survived still hold debates regarding how the Lord of the Void found K'aresh, but the effects of his presence were unforgettable: he opened many portals around the planet, both into the Void and the Twisting Nether, permeating K'aresh with dark and arcane energies. Making use of all kinds of advanced technology, a mortal race quickly tried to build magic barriers around their cities, however, it was not enough; Although they succeeded in blocking the dark energies, the flow of arcane magic, unobstructed, broke the corporeal shell of mortals and infused enough energy into their souls that they could barely exist without the need for a body. Members of this race, now called Ethereals, wrapped themselves in enchanted ribbons of cloth so that their souls had enough structure to survive. This altered state proved to be a blessing in disguise, as their enhanced minds and magical abilities enabled them to fight against Dimensius and his limited army, thus crippling their efforts. However, over the years, Dimensius's power grew enough to summon armies of void creatures, forcing the ethereals to flee into the Twisting Nether.