WiP! The End Time We FAILED to Stop! (Patreon)

As we look forward to the Dragonflight expansion, it promises much in terms of a return to the ordinary, a return to Azeroth and her people playing a central role in storytelling. Looking forward as it were in the case of WoW Dragonflight we will actually be looking back, one of the oldest histories in World of Warcraft in fact will be revealed to us in this expansion.

Many players will now start to ask, what are the dangers in the Dragon Isles, is there anything in particular that we should be worried about? What if told you that one of our greatest failures will be the very thing that bites us in the ass! Far too often in World of Warcraft’s history have we faced World Ending events, dangers that seek to destroy not only the mortals that call Azeroth home but in some cases, like with Sargeras, seeking to destroy our very planet. Facing Death within the Shadowlands, life within the Evergrowth, on more than one occasion have we faced the burning legion and its insatiable hunger for destruction. The Titans and their Order may have been behind threats such as G’huun and were at one point in Ulduar threatening to delete all of us with a great re-origination. We have witnessed first hand the atrocities of the Light and its impending danger to Azeroth. When we look for danger in the Dragon Isles, there really is no shortage, the only danger we can absolutely rule out is that of the Void.

The Old Gods are perhaps the oldest threat in the history of World of Warcraft. In Classic, it was an Old God that would become the very danger of that expansion, then again, in Wrath and once more, for a final time, in Battle for Azeroth. With the defeat of N’zoth, WoW players can finally close the book on the Old God threat and yes, while the Void Lords are still around, it would take decades if not more, for them to find a way to Azeroth. All things considered; I think we can safely rule out the Old Gods. Or can we?