Hello everyone!
Last week we talked about the ordering of Draenor, the way in which life established
on the planet and how the different areas of the world came to be.
This week we're going to talk about the differences when it comes to the whole rise
of the horde and invasion of azeroth storyline which begins with the Draenei who were forced
to make a crash landing on the planet.
Velen and those that stood with him had refused to join Sargeras and the Burning Legion.
The Naaru, K'ure, K'ara, and D'ore aided the exiles as they moved around in their dimensional
fortress called the Genedar.
Traveling like that cost immense amounts of energy, energy which came from the naaru spirits
and over time they weakened.
The time for running eventually came to an end as they were forced to crash on a planet
that the Draenei named Draenor, or Exiles Refuge.
As they made their final journey, the naaru K'ara lost touch with its connection to
the Light and Void began to consume it.
As a final act, it was able to convince the Draenei to eject it from their ship before
it would start to fight its fellow Naaru.
Easier said than done though since the void energy coursing through its body started to
lash out but Velen heroically stepped in, used the Light to shield the other two naaru
and cast K'ara away from the vessel.
For centuries K'ara would drift in the skies above Shadowmoon valley, but the battle had
injured Velen and sapped much of his strength.
His ability to foresee future events became unreliable and it would take him centuries
to fully recover.
The other two naaru were too weak to land on Draenor safely and as the vessel crashed
into the ground, it killed D'ore and many of the draenei onboard.
K'ure, the last naaru standing told the survivors to quickly leave the ship as it
too was decaying and turning towards the void.
Velen and the draenei were truly alone and as far as they knew, this would be the last
world that they would ever see.
They build their city of shattrath upon the site where once Goria was devoured, they build
Karabor which would become one of their most beautiful and holiest of sties and they build
auchindoun.
This was to house the remains of D'ore who had been starting to draw in the souls of
the dead draenei and the same happened with K'ure who started to draw in the souls of
departed orcs.
K'ara became known as the dark star for the shadowmoon clan and they worshipped it,
even trying to access its power but touching those void energies shattered their minds
and soon enough they decided that the dark star's power were not meant to be wielded
by mortals and if anyone continued messing with it, they would be exiled out of their
shadowmoon valley.
So here we have the draenei introduced to the world of draenor and their coming had
a massive impact on the world.
The ogres were not happy with them building upon Goria, but the Draenei repelled them
easily enough which showed the orcs that the draenei were not as harmless as they thought.
Some stayed away from them, some attacked if they'd go into their territory and the
bladewind clan decided to attack their caravans and take some of the draenei prisoners.
It would have been easy for the draenei to destroy the clan but Velen forbade it, fearing
that this would lead to an all-out war with the orcs, and instead decided to go for rescue
missions and better protection for the caravans.
All the draenei wanted was to live in peace on Draenor and not cause any harm, something
clearly shown when two young orcs, Orgrim and Durotan were saved from an attacking Highmaul
Ogre by the Draenei.
They were even invited to sit down with the prophet who observed the orcs and found no
hatred in their hearts, quite the opposite.
This meeting would be one of the last peaceful encounters between orcs and draenei as The
Legion found their target.
I'm going to assume that you're familiar with the overall story and focus mainly on
the changes.
It was Talgath that found the draenei since their crash landing had send out massive waves
of holy energy through the twisting nether which drew his attention.
Like before, he observed the orcs and reported back to Kil'jaeden who ordered his servant
to stay out of this conflict as they would turn the orcs against the draenei.
Talgath was quite pissed about this, he had not spend millennia hunting the draenei just
so the primitive orcs could spill their blood.
Normally Kil'jaeden would have punished such insubordination but he understood the
anger yet was unmoved and send his servant away.
He needed an agent, an orc that could manipulate the rest of their people to follow Kil'jaeden's
will and although there were many candidates, none had such potential as Gul'dan.
He was born with a physical weakness into a small clan at the edge of Gorgrond and the
other orcs saw his twisted form as an ill omen and they eventually exiled him.
The elder shaman took picky on gul'dan and told him to go to throne of elements where
he might find his purpose in life from the spirits.
The spirits sensed the darkness and fury in the orc's heart and they rejected him, but
in that moment whispers came.
"But in their absence, other voices whispered...Gul'dan..."
Kil'jaeden promised Gul'dan power, enough power that no one would ever pity him again
and he would become like a god, if only he would help the Legion with turning the orcs
into a weapon to destroy the Draenei.
The first orcish warlock was born as Gul'dan gladly accepted the dark bargain and he informed
his new master of a time where the orcs came together against a threat to save the elements
from the ogres influence.
If Kil'jaeden could recreate that elemental upheaval, perhaps the clans would repeat history
so he guided Gul'dan, they attacked the throne of elements with fel magic and the
elements were thrown into chaos.
Long droughts were followed by heavy rain.
Floods devastated regions in Gorgrond and parts of Nagrand.
Snowstorms blanketed parts of tanaan jungle and terokkar forest in ice.
Rivers and streams dried up, which caused wildlife to die by the thousands.
This causes massive suffering to the orcs and their shamans could offer no guidance
since they could no longer properly communicate with the elements.
Gul'dan used his magic to throw in a bit of redpox which took out a lot of orcs, including
chieftain Garad of the Frostwolf clan which left his son Durotan to lead them and as you
can imagine, the orcs were desperate for answers.
Gul'dan was a perfect ally for the Legion, but the orcs would never follow someone like
him.
They needed a figurehead under their control which the orcs would trust and it was the
shaman Ner'zhul of the Shadowmoon Clan, respected by many, that was the perfect target.
After engulfing the clan of his birth in fel fire to make sure that nobody knew where he
came from, Gul'dan infiltrated the shadowmoon clan, hiding his fel powers and gaining Ner'zhul's
trust.
He even managed to become Ner'zhul's apprentice and through Gul'dan, Kil'jaeden began
to twist Ner'zhul's thoughts while Gul'dan was send on a different task.
The orcs had to believe that the draenei were their enemy and gul'dan would make it so.
The Bladewind Clan had suffered greatly from the elementals unrest and the redpox which
had claimed the lives of seventy perfect of their clan.
The warlock approached them as a representative of the shadowmoon clan and convinced them
that the draenei were responsible for their problems.
If they were to spill the blood of the Draenei, such an act would appease the elemental spirits.
As all orcs, the bladewind held the shadowmoon in high regard and they had no reason to distrust
Gul'dan so they did as they were told and assaulted draenei caravans in greater numbers
than ever before.
They murdered dozens of innocents and took just as many prisoners, one of these prisoners
was Leran, sister of Maraad who could sit by no longer.
Velen still tried to maintain the peace, but when their rangari reported back with information
about the brutal sacrifices that were being made, he reluctantly agreed and the draenei
fought back.
Maraad was too late to save his sister and the sight of her mutilated dead body enraged
him and he rampaged through the village.
The bladewinds were desperate to please the elements so they fought until nearly every
one of them were dead and those that did try to escape, they were struck down by Gul'dan
who was enjoying the show from a distance.
None would survive to tell the truth of what happened there that day.
Only Gul'dan's version would make it out as he told the shadowmoon clan that the draenei
had launched an unprovoked slaughter against the Bladewinds.
Word of this quickly spread amongst the other clans and the seeds of hatred towards the
draenei took root.
Just as before in the original story, Kil'jaeden used the image of the orcs ancestral spirit
like Rulkan for Ner'zhul to confirm what Gul'dan had told them.
The Horde was formed, the war was on, but Ner'zhul began to doubt and made his way
to Oshu'gun to communicate with the spirits.
Kil'jaeden was aware of his plans and told Gul'dan to prepare, to find those who could
help him keep control of the shadowmoon clan as Ner'zhul turned out not to be leader
the demon lord had hoped he would be.
The real ancestors informed Ner'zhul about what was going on, but by the time that he
got back...it was already too late.
Gul'dan and his followers took Ner'zhul before he could reach his clan and despite
many of the new warlocks wishing to murder Ner'zhul, Gul'dan forbade it as Kil'jaeden
wanted Ner'zhul to watch what would become of the orc race.
Besides this delicious torture, it was also out of necessity since Ner'zhul suddenly
disappearing would raise suspicion among the other clans.
In the months to come, Gul'dan and his warlocks would constantly abuse Ner'zhul and treat
him as little more than a slave.
The elder shaman feared death, and he became too weak to disobey his masters.
Over time, he would fade from the public eye, and his usurpers would become the voice of
the shadowmoon clan.
While the horde was fighting against the draenei, they were also fighting amongst each other.
Especially chieftains like Grommash Hellscream and Blackhand argued over battle tactics and
Kil'jaeden understood that the orcs needed a leader, they needed a warchief.
It was Blackhand that was the best choice and despite gul'dan being pretty pissed
at not being warchief himself, his fear for Kil'jaeden prevented him from speaking out.
After teaching some of the blackrock shamans the way of the warlock and magically aging
and empowering their young, Blackhand agreed to take up leadership of the Horde while it
was actually Gul'dan that was pulling the string from behind the curtains with his shadow
council.
This council consisted of those trusted and loyal to him, but not just orcs were accepted.
Garona Halforcen, a union between a bladewind orc and a draenei slave proved to be a ferocious
fighter and she possessed a keen intelligence and a gift with learning different languages.
Originally it was said that Maraad's sister was Garona's mother and although not entirely
impossible, I think that how they describe the events in the chronicles, the time period
of just 2 years, it seems a bit short.
Either way Garona escaped the bladewind clan when it was destroyed by the Draenei and eventually
encountered the shadow council.
Gul'dan sympathized with her to earn her trust, seeing how they both knew the pain
of living as an outcast and the moment that she lead down her guard, the shadow council
struck.
They placed magical spells on her mind which kept her obedient and allowed gul'dan to
see what she saw and used her as the perfect assassin.
"Gul'dan sends his best."
Another non orc to join the council was the ogre cho'gall.
Where Garona was an outcast, Cho'gall had enjoyed the good life within Highmaul where
he had learned from the most talented ogre sorcerers.
His arrogance and lust for power put him at odds with the ruling elite as they feared
that his growing popularity would allow him to take control of their city so they made
an attempt on his life which he barely survived.
He had no other choice but to flee Highmaul, thirsting for vengeance and he came across
the shadow council.
Gul'dan could appreciate his confidence and lust for power, made him his foremost
apprentice and taught him the secrets of fel magic and informed him about the Burning Legion.
Cho'gall was loyal to Gul'dan, but was also more than willing to break ties at any
time.
He only wanted power and was not interested in the Legion or the demons.
The moment that Gul'dan and the shadow council ceased being useful, Cho'gall was prepared
to turn his back on them.
"We're done taking orders from you!"
With his own personal council to back him up, Gul'dan worked on making the other clans
accept Blackhand as their warchief.
His shadow council agents were send out to spread the word of Blackhand's mighty deeds
while also spying on the clans to see who opposed the Horde.
A prime target was chieftain Zagrel of the Whiteclaw Clan who called on the clans to
end their war with the Draenei and focus their attention on shamanistic rituals.
One quick command to Garona and one dagger through the heart and that opposing voice
was silenced.
To seal the deal, Gul'dan prayed on the fears of the shaman at the next kosh'argh
festival and proclaimed that the Blackrocks had restored their strength with a glorious
new power, fel magic.
Shamans of all clans eagerly accepted this new power since the elements no longer answered
their call and unanimously, the Horde accepted Blackhand as their chieftain.
Like the original story, Durotan of the Frostwolf clan was not happy with what was happening
to his people, but he feared that speaking out would mean dire consequences for him and
his clan, like what had happened to the Whiteclaw clan.
Blackhand was quite the leader and whipped the Horde into shape.
So far they had just tossed their people at the draenei, but he worked on utilizing the
strengths of the different clans.
The smallest and most mobile would act as scouts where as other stronger clans would
lead direct assaults.
Not everyone was immediately on board with this new leadership, but they were either
won over with offers of power or by public execution since Blackhand did not take kindly
to insubordination.
To help him maintain order and disciple, he surrounded himself with mighty lieutenants
and the greatest of them were Eitrigg, Orgrim Dooomhammer and Varok Saurfang.
To bolster the horde numbers, the clans were ordered to also magically age their children
and the first signs of the fel corruption started to show.
Their brown skin was becoming splotchy and green.
While the horde was rising, news reached Gul'dan about the pale in Nagrand.
These are the orcs that were send into exile after failing their shamanistic ritual and
they were drawn to the naaru K'ure within Oshugun who was still spilling forth that
delicious void energy.
The pale started to study this power and communicate with the void lords.
The monstrous entities responded to the orcs, bombarding them with visions of apocalypse
and revealing the secrets of using shadow magic.
The Void energies would turn their skin white and they would call themselves the Pale.
Gul'dan wasn't too interested in them, but Kil'jaeden was intrigued.
He wanted the orcs to secure victory over the Draenei at any cost which meant investigating
the Pale and determining whether their magic could strengthen the Horde.
It was Cho'gall who was send out to investigate and while he expected them to put up a fight,
the Pale were quite happy to share their prophecy of doom, something they called the Hour of
Twilight.
The Pale saw this as a time when shadow would envelop the universe and snuff out all life
in existence.
In that moment, their prophecies meant very little to the ogre.
He was far more interested in the shadow magic that they could wield and he used their beliefs
to his advantage, claiming that by helping the Horde, they could bring about the hour
of twilight.
The pale reveled in this opportunity and pledged themselves to the Horde forming a new clan
known as the Twilights hammer.
Over time, Cho'gall would also learn to master this shadow magic and see the truth
in the Pale's prophecy.
With the Horde gathering their forces and building their citadel, the Draenei saw the
truth of what was going on, saw that the Legion was involved.
They made ready to defend their two main cities, Shattrath and Karabor abandoning all their
outlying settlements.
The horde's use of fel magic had begun killing the planet of Draenor itself and the elements
rallied together, vowing to destroy the orcs and stop their desecration of the land.
By pooling their dwindling powers together they created one single mighty being called
Cyrukh the Firelord.
This was supposed to stop the threat of the Horde, but Gul'dan would not give up that
easily.
Many of their orcs saw the attack as a sign of angering the elements, but Gul'dan flipped
it around.
By pooling their powers together, the elements had made themselves vulnerable and he would
make them pay for that.
He would steal Cyrukh's power for himself and the rest of the Horde and he would destroy
the connection between the orcs and Draenor's elementals once and for all.
With his shadow council followers they wove an immense spell that flooded Cyrukh will
fel power and shattered the being's physical form.
The mountain roared in protest, chasms tore through the earth and rives of fel and elemental
energies spewed forth.
Gul'dan and his warlocks used these energies to infuse the others orcs with strength and
now their soldiers were more powerful than ever before.
The last stand of the elements had dire consequences, the orcs connection with them was broken and
what remained, the fel volcano from which Cyrukh emerged, that would be known as the
Hand of Gul'dan.
With the elemental threat out of the way, Karabor was their next target and the Draenei
put up quite a fight, more than the orcs expected, but it would be for nothing.
The dark star, the void energies from the naaru K'ara was used by the orcs to channel
it on Karabor.
A massive pillar of Void energy ripped through the heavens and slammed into the draenei.
Many of the defenders died instantly while others were driven to madness and Velen had
to call on every bit of his willpower to hold the Void at bay.
He rallied what survivors he could and led them through Karabor's harbor to their final
safe haven on Draenor, Shattrath city.
The Temple of Karabor would be forever changed by this attack and now known as the Black
Temple, a place where Gul'dan and his shadow council gladly made their home.
The remaining draenei defenders were captured for future use and now only 1 more target
remained to be taken, but the city build upon the remains of Goria was no easy target and
the orcs needed something more.
Just like before, they were offered the demon blood, Durotan was warned by Ner'zhul who
had overheard the shadow councils plans and warned him not to drink while Orgrim saw for
himself that drinking this so called was no good.
The majority of the orcs gladly accepted it though, greatly increasing their power but
also shackle them to the will of the Legion.
Not all of the orcs had drunk Mannoroth's blood, but those who had would radiate a invisible
aura of fel energy.
It would slowly seep into the skin and bones of nearby orcs.
Eventually even orcs like Durotan, Orgrim and others who had not tasted demon blood
would find their skin turned completely green, something that was even passed on to their
newly born children.
So the draenei made ready to defend their city and this time it was the exarchs that
told Velen to go, that his people needed him as a leader while most of their people would
stay behind to make it look like the orcs succeeded.
The red mists, an attack originally used by the legion is now explained by Gul'dan and
his warlocks melding their magics with the red pox which created a volatile concoction
that would spread the plague amongst the draenei.
It burned their skin and choked the breath from their lungs and the long term effects
was that the draenei who breathed the mist found that their connection to the light was
gone.
They would devolve into something called the Broken or even further into something they
called the Lost ones.
With shattrath sacked some of its survivors made their way to auchindoun which Gul'dan
knew about and he feared that they would call upon the spirits of their ancestors and add
their might to the war against the Horde.
To deal with them, Teron'Gor and some of their forces were send out who used their
new abilities to try and summon a powerful demon to strike down their enemies.
Instead they accidently summoned an otherworldly elemental known as Murmur and his entry into
the world send out a massive shockwave that ripped the earth asunder, killing many of
the Draenei inside and leaving Auchindoun as we know it today.
Some of their warlocks were left behind to Murmum contain so it could not use it's
incredibly might against the Horde.
Shattrath had fallen, many of the draenei were dead and those that had escaped held
out within the Zangermarsh.
Blackhand had more goals then just exterminate the draenei, he wanted to conquer Draenor.
Killrog led the Bleeding Hollow into Farahlon, leeching life from the primals and used the
stolen power to burn the forests down in flames.
As the wilds burned, Kilrogg and his army slaughtered every botani and genesaur they
could find.
The warsong and the twilights clan toppled the ogres of Highmaul while Frostwolf, Whiteclaw
and Thunderlord were ordered to wipe out the gronn, ogron, magnaron and many of the ogres
that had not joined the Horde.
One of the few Gronn that survived this assault was called Gruul who would defend his lair
in Gorgrond.
Not even the Arakoa were safe from the might of the Horde as Kargath Bladefist formed an
invasion force from the Shattered Hand, Burning Blade and Dragonmaw clans.
They made a pact with the Arakoa outcast who joined them in this fight, but in the end
Kargath turned his blades on all the arakoa he could find either murdering them on the
spot or tossing them in the cursed blood of sethe, enjoying the sight of the high arakoa
writhing in agony.
Only a small number of the arakoa would survive, shrouding themselves in the shadows, hiding
away from the Horde in the deepest corners of Terokkar Forest.
Some of them banded together under the leadership of a former Skyreach guard named Grizzik who
led his followers to Auchindoun knowing that most of the orcs feared the haunted ruins.
He held a bitter hatred for the Horde and waited for the day when he might get his vengeance
on those who had spilled the blood of his people.
Now here is one of the more interesting changes to the story.
In the past Kil'jaeden saw that the city of Shattrath had fallen and he just abandoned
the orcs to their fate too which Medivh under the influence of Sargeras made contact with
Gul'dan and showed him the way to azeroth.
This all seemed very disconnected from each other like Kil'jaeden was working on his
own and Sargeras had very little to do with it.
Now it's actually Sargeras that told Kil'jaeden to cut all communication with Gul'dan since
he wanted them to be desperate enough to embark on any quest if it meant saving themselves.
The orcs were powerful weapons, weapons the lord of the legion could use to weaken Azeroth
and get it ready for another invasion, but first they had to calm down from their rush
of victory and as time passed on, things didn't get any better for the Horde.
Their planet was corrupted, demon blood was pumping in their veins and with no enemy to
fight, they often turned on each other.
At just the right moment Gul'dan was informed of Azeroth and they created the dark portal
with not the sacrifice of one draenei child, instead it were many more, the prisoners they
had taken throughout their long campaign, something that you could also see within the
warcraft movie.
The dark portal was established and the first horde invasion of Azeroth could begin.
That's the new version of rise of the horde in a nutshell and the story of the war between
the alliance and the horde has pretty much stayed the same for the most part.
There is a bit of additional information when it comes to what Medivh was like and how Llane
Wrynn became the king, but for the most part it plays out as we know it.
For those wondering, how does Ner'zhul fit in all of this with these changes?
It's pretty much the same.
The Horde got their asses kicked during the first invasion, Teron'gor informs him about
the artifacts and they work on making more portals to different worlds.
Near the end of the story, Ner'zhul abandons his people just like he has done before and
this could lead to him becoming the Lich King.
Now it is less of an evil character, in the past Ner'zhul really took the spotlight
and in the chronicles that doesn't really happen but the essence is still the same.
To wrap up this video here are some final things that stood out for me, first of all
about Medivh: Medivh was summoned to Karazhan by his mother
Aegwynn and Moroes was actually a close friend of hers who agreed to stay with Medivh and
help maintain the tower.
Medivh was quite the playboy during the day very similar to the Medivh of one night in
Karazhan, but at night he would do bad, bad things.
Opening the dark portal alarmed Aegwynn who could sense that a guardian's power was
used, her sons power, so she set out to confront him together with a blue dragon named Arcanagos,
one of the few allies she had made during her long years of exile.
The truth of Sargeras' corruption was revealed, Arcanagos was burned into Nightbane as we
know him today and the guardians clashed with each other.
Sargeras was mighty, but Aegwynn had experience so the demon lord reached out and drained
the life of the hundreds of humans who were fleeing the tower of Karazhan.
He pushed Medivh to destroy Aegwynn once and for all, but a small part of the guardian
was able to resist and instead she was banished.
Not even Medivh knew where he had send her, but he could not sense her presence anywhere
on Azeroth.
The only person to survive this brutal attack was the human Moroes who was driven half-mad
by what he had witnessed.
Medivh tried to ease his suffering by purging the memories of that day but even so, the
poor man was never the same and neither was the tower since it was now haunted by many
spirits of those who were used for the spell.
"Hmm, I've gone and made a mess.
Now where was I?"
Garona has a fair few changes in her story arc mainly with Gul'dan being able to see
what she saw.
She had a gift for learning new languages and from the human prisoners she found out
about Karazhan and Medivh.
She hoped to inspect the tower without being noticed, but her timing was pretty bad since
Medivh was in a dark mood after his deadly battle with Aegwynn and captured Garona the
moment she stepped in sight of the tower.
The assassin thought that her life was over, but Medivh felt sympathy for her seeing how
she was an outcast and he was intrigued by her intelligence, by her entire existence.
It was clear that Garona was no threat to him and thanks to Gul'dan's endless cruelty,
she had no real love for the Horde. he decided that it would be more valuable to have her
as an ally or even a friend among the orcs than another spirit haunting his home so he
set her free and even invited her to come back whenever she liked.
She did just that, something that Medivh's new apprentice Khadgar could not appreciate
at first but over time they developed a friendship and even discovered that it was Medivh who
had opened the dark portal.
they quickly escaped the tower to get help from Stormwind and when Gul'dan realized
that Garona was in the same room as king Llane, he tried to use his magic to force her to
kill the king but Garona was actually able to resist this murderous urge.
Lothar, Khadgar and Garona confronted the guardian and in that battle, Medivh assaulted
her mind tried to take control of Gul'dan's mental chains and use her against her allies,
but it was only partially effective.
Confusion rippled through the half orc and she soon found it impossible to differentiate
between friend and foe.
She fled the tower and made her way back to Stormwind to inform king Llane of what had
happened, but standing near the king, something snapped in her mind.
"Bad news sire."
She had resisted Gul'dan's order to kill the king before, but her fight with the guardian
had scrambled her thoughts.
The line between friend and foe blurred, her willpower faltered and with tears streaming
down her face, she obeyed the command and plunged a dagger into Llane's heart.
Garona escaped the keep in the confusion that followed
and without their king, stormwind eventually fell to the Horde, but as we know it was the
alliance of lordaeron that would win the war for Azeroth, shut down the dark portal and
build nethergarde keep to keep an eye on things.
It was there where Garona made contact with Khadgar after fighting her way back into control,
shrugging away as many of gul'dan lingering mental chains as she could.
She confessed to killing the king and Khadgar believed her when she told him that she had
no choice.
He could see the shadow councils spell work still woven through her thoughts and the next
few months they worked on unraveling the councils hold on Garona.
They were successful and for the first time in her life, she was free.
Ingratitude, Garona offered to do whatever she could to hunt down the shadow council
on azeroth, an offer Khadgar gladly accepted.
The dark portal re-opened and the horde came back for a second invasion.
Despite wishing to join the alliance forces as they took the battle to Draenor, Khadgar
requested her to stay behind and keep on hunting the shadow council.
Her journey would eventually put her on the trail of cho'gall to the mysterious lands
of Kalimdor while the sons of Lothar did their best to prevent the Horde from invading more
world, eventually being forced to shut down the dark portal on Draenors side.
What's interesting is that there's no mention of a love relation between Medivh
and Garona, there's no mention of a pregnancy or Med'an.
We already knew that blizzard had made the decision to retcon the events with Medan in
the comics, but they haven't explained what did happen.
Cutting out Med'an is fine and all, but that doesn't explain what happens with Cho'gall,
the twilights hammer and the events of Garona and C'thun as they're written in the comics.
Hopefully that will be explained in the next chronicle and I've said this many times
now, but I can highly recommend picking up the chronicle for yourself.
There are a lot more details that I haven't touched upon yet and those storylines will
be incorporated in future videos.
If you want some more details or read up on what we talked about today then check out
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