Legion Elemental Shaman Spells, Dalaran Demons, N'Zoth Spotlight, "Face Off" and Movie Posters

publicado 25/03/2016 a las 11:27 por perculia

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Emerald Nightmare: The Emerald Nightmare is a corrupted version of the Emerald Dream. In World of Warcraft Chronicle, we learn that the Emerald Nightmare was started when the Night Elves planted World Trees, one of which reached Yogg-Saron's prison. This allowed the other Old Gods to use the trees as a gateway to corrupt the Emerald Nightmare. In early WoW expansions, players encountered the Emerald Nightmare through Naralex's disciples in Cuevas de los Lamentos, The Overgrowth in Los Baldíos del Sur, the corrupted Green Dragon world bosses (removed in Cataclysm), and the Valithria Caminasueños encounter in Icecrown Citadel. The Emerald Nightmare also has a major role in Legion, spoilers under the cut:
The Emerald Nightmare is spreading from Shala'drassil in Val'sharah in the Broken Isles. As part of the corruption, Xavius captures Malfurion Stormrage and corrupts Ysera. The final quest in Val'sharah sends you to help Tyrande subdue Ysera and thwart the attack on the Temple of Elune. The Emerald Nightmare is also the first raid in Legion with bosses Cenarius and Xavius.

Corrupting Neltharion: Before Deathwing, Neltharion was the noble leader of the Black Dragonflight, helping his allies protect Azeroth. HIs moment of betrayal happened during the War of the Ancients when he used the power of the Dragon Soul, an item with the essence of all the Dragonflights, on both the Burning Legion and the Dragonflights. You can watch his moment of betrayal after defeating Reina Azshara in Pozo de la Eternidad. Deathwing is later defeated in Alma de Dragón in the encounters Spine of Deathwing and Madness of Deathwing. Deathwing was responsible for the massive destruction in Azeroth during the Cataclysm.

Highborne Transformation: The destruction of the Well of Eternity turned Azshara and her loyal Highborne into Naga. Several items reference this transformation, like the Archaeology solve Huesos de transformación. One of the most well-known Naga is Lady Vashj, the final boss of Serpentshrine Cavern. In Legion, Azshara and her handmaidens hope to retrieve the Restoration Shaman artifact Sharas'dal, Cetro de las Mareas so they can gain more control over the plane of water. There is also a quest series with Naga, Visiones del pasado de Vashj'ir, in Vashj'ir which is likely the location for N'Zoth's prison.

Hearthhead

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Blizzard

Warcraft III has received a modern-day update!Patch 1.27a is aimed at enabling this legacy title to run smoothly on contemporary operating systems, and the client now has improved compatibility with Windows 7 and above and Mac OS X. Take a look at the Warcraft III forum post for more information on the patch, and head over to the Battle.net Shop to grab your digital copy of the game.We also released a similar patch for Diablo II. You can find more details on patch 1.14a on the Diablo II forum, and get your copy here.Further updates are planned for both Diablo II and Warcraft III in the future, as we keep working behind the scenes to make sure you continue to have a great gaming experience. Details will be available as development progresses. Thank you for continuing to play these classic games!

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