The entire journey of Xal'atath after she broke free. 

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A turtle made it to the Void

She went and saved a bunch of money by switching to geico.

If someone used the knife to cut a cake would Xal'atath be a cake now?

Even with Alleria's 'obvious' died twice statement, I still wonder about it being Azshara being the 'on her third death' especially with the dagger still in play somewhere.

The only thing that troubled me is where is the blade of dark empire. Knowing that it is so strong and that it capture the essense of a being like xalatath, it couldn't just disappear especially when N'zoth could easily take it hide it. I believe that the artifact is still around there and maybe N'zoth is trying to use the same trick as Xalatath.

She hid in her basement throwing a tantrum at an alter of us She's our Venom.

Keep those videos coming man, you're all doing a great job with The War Within right now ! I might subscribe for those Lore videos one day when I can afford it !

I can't wait to see more of iridikron

Sorry, but i missed one point. I've stopped to play in early Legion... Wasn't her an shadow priest artifact? I mean, how the dagger went from players hand's to a flow in to the ocean?

Azshara will end up being the ultimate 4-D chess player.

I Have a question, how does Sylvannas fit into all of this? I know she is in the maw atoning for her transgressions, but I keep circling back to a short story involving the Windrunner's reunion where the void was screaming at Alerria to end Sylvannas due to the threat that she poses to the voids plans. I have a feeling that even though she was aligned with the jailer, the fear goes beyond that? Your thoughts on that?

Xal'atath lore seems pretty awesome

Get a pedicure, that’s what

I was interested in this addon until the great Blizzard guild bank heist. Not much motivation to play now.. Btw, will you make a video about this fiasco, or will you remain silent like so many others?

@bellular, after everything you've told about xalatah, her behavior and mindset is suspiciously similar to the nathrezim. since the master of the nathrezim is sire denathrius, there could be a return of him, working together with xalatath and iridikron?

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ANOTHER TURTLE MADE IT TO THE WATER 💀

She sang in the shower. Definitely does not want anyone knowing

Ansurek stabbed her mother, her mother didn't die

Xal is a Prime Naru

Yes but WHY send us and some of Azeroths finest? What does she need us to win for? Surely shes smart enough to know we would right her wrongs

"The story is good if you ignore 75% of the writing which is a literal swirling toxic pool filled with feces and parasites"

Xalatath, as a character, breaks a cardinal rule of cosmic/lovecraftian horror: Cosmic villains should feel totally alien and unknowable and evoke the “utter smallness” of humanity juxtaposed against the infinite cosmos. Xalatath is a very humanized character with very human ambitions, thoughts, appearance and personality. Just saying she’s cosmic isn’t enough, SHOW don’t TELL.

Where does the black blood come from?

Schimmel Trace

Jerad Orchard

their are ALOT of assumptions in this video i simply cant agree with. You sound like a Order/light Zealot and not pealing back the curtain.

So basically Xal is Jailer 2.0

The entire character doesn't interest me whatsoever. Ever since Legion she's just a mystery box without the slightest hint of it leading to a somewhat decent pay off.

what the thing with walmart?

Denesik Oval

hopefully she bought some shoes

Character has never been in wow before, has no backstory, and just thrown in just like the jailer, and then combine that with shit gameplay and there you go pretty much sums up the sorry state of wow.

man, I really dont care about WoW lore anymore.

3rd

whoah whaoh!! at 10:49, when and WHERE did this happen??

The Incarnates may not have been entirely wrong. Whatever Azeroth is, everyone wants it for themselves. It's like one big game of thrones. We've seen the dark and rather forceful nature of the Naaru, and the Titans may not be much different. Look at Algalon, and recently the gigangic ocean robot designed to detect the Earthen freeing themselves. Titans populated Azeroth with their creations, enslaved what they couldn't control, implanted their devices inside her, and introduced systems that would re-originate the life if something tried to break free of their control. They may not be as "unfriendly" to life as the Legion or Old Gods, but just like them, they have their own goals. And we know how their systems will react if we're no longer needed. But in the end, wanting for Azeroth to be free got the Incarnates, just like us, to become pawns in a game between Void and Order (... and the other four.)