Now, I could probably go into super-deep detail about why some of
WOW TBC Gold the matters, but I will save myself the effort, and you the agony of digging it. What matters is that the runes on Frostmourne are seemingly from the Maw, an area of the Shadowlands where only the most wicked, irredeemable souls are cast. And, Arthas, who has caused so much harm, by apparently channeling the ability of the maw, was cast into that wicked place from the soul of his youth teacher who expired with his blade.
This is a cartoon that's totally in the realm of fan service but it's totally working.
I kind of had an idea that Blizzard would use the fact that we will essentially be questing throughout the afterlife to revisit a bunch of older characters, but if this is what we're likely to see out of this, I'm even more excited. Throughout the storied history of Warcraft over the previous 26 years, there are a ton of amazing personalities -- both good and evil -- that have bit the dust in 1 manner or another.
Shadowlands is just two weeks away at this point, and I can't wait to go in and
cheap TBC Classic Gold get my hands onto it. There are a great deal of dead characters I would really like to watch again, and if the Bastion animation is anything to go by, it looks like I'm going to get that desire.
Now, I could probably go into super-deep detail about why some of WOW TBC Gold the matters, but I will save myself the effort, and you the agony of digging it. What matters is that the runes on Frostmourne are seemingly from the Maw, an area of the Shadowlands where only the most wicked, irredeemable souls are cast. And, Arthas, who has caused so much harm, by apparently channeling the ability of the maw, was cast into that wicked place from the soul of his youth teacher who expired with his blade.
