BloodOmen
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So as title said - SPOILERS - you have been warned.
The Four Horsemen return
The Burning Legion returns to Azeroth, and various organizations seek ways to defend it. The Knights of the Ebon Blade chose a new champion, the Deathlord. Helped by the strength of powerful Artifacts, he fights the demons in the Broken Isles. However their strength isn't enough and the Lich King wants to create new Horsemen for the Battle.
The first Horseman is Nazgrim. Buried near the front of Orgrimmar, the Deathlord and Thassarian resurrect him.[6] The second Horseman is Thoras Trollbane. In order to access at his body, the Ebon Blade had to deal with Prince Galen.[7] However, despite previous agreements,[8] he refuses to let his father come back to life. The Deathlord executes him and takes Trol'kalar.[9] Finally, he resurrects Thoras and gives him back his sword.[10] The third Horseman is the former High Inquisitor of the Scarlet Crusade, Sally Whitemane.[11]The Deathlord, Thassarian, and the Horsemen assault the Scarlet Monastery, killing the last crusaders[12] and reanimate some corpses.[13] Finally, Sally Whitemane is resurrected by the Deathlord.
In order to resurrect Tirion Fordring as the final horseman, the Knights of the Ebon Blade mount an assault on Light's Hope Chapel. However, the Light on the sacred ground proves too strong and they are defeated. During the assault, Darion Mograine is killed. With his corpse returned to Acherus: The Ebon Hold, the Lich King commends Darion's sacrifice and orders the Deathlord to raise him as the final horseman. The resurrected Darion follows in his father's footsteps as the next leader of the Four Horsemen.[14]
Is the Lich King now good?
Without the influence of Frostmourne there is an argument to be made that the Lich King (Bolvar) could be 'good' at least, as close to good as you could expect. With the Lich King creating a new Four Horsemen to fight the Legion, does that mean we'll now see the Lich King himself step out of ICC to battle the Legion?
The Four Horsemen return
The Burning Legion returns to Azeroth, and various organizations seek ways to defend it. The Knights of the Ebon Blade chose a new champion, the Deathlord. Helped by the strength of powerful Artifacts, he fights the demons in the Broken Isles. However their strength isn't enough and the Lich King wants to create new Horsemen for the Battle.
The first Horseman is Nazgrim. Buried near the front of Orgrimmar, the Deathlord and Thassarian resurrect him.[6] The second Horseman is Thoras Trollbane. In order to access at his body, the Ebon Blade had to deal with Prince Galen.[7] However, despite previous agreements,[8] he refuses to let his father come back to life. The Deathlord executes him and takes Trol'kalar.[9] Finally, he resurrects Thoras and gives him back his sword.[10] The third Horseman is the former High Inquisitor of the Scarlet Crusade, Sally Whitemane.[11]The Deathlord, Thassarian, and the Horsemen assault the Scarlet Monastery, killing the last crusaders[12] and reanimate some corpses.[13] Finally, Sally Whitemane is resurrected by the Deathlord.
In order to resurrect Tirion Fordring as the final horseman, the Knights of the Ebon Blade mount an assault on Light's Hope Chapel. However, the Light on the sacred ground proves too strong and they are defeated. During the assault, Darion Mograine is killed. With his corpse returned to Acherus: The Ebon Hold, the Lich King commends Darion's sacrifice and orders the Deathlord to raise him as the final horseman. The resurrected Darion follows in his father's footsteps as the next leader of the Four Horsemen.[14]
Is the Lich King now good?
Without the influence of Frostmourne there is an argument to be made that the Lich King (Bolvar) could be 'good' at least, as close to good as you could expect. With the Lich King creating a new Four Horsemen to fight the Legion, does that mean we'll now see the Lich King himself step out of ICC to battle the Legion?
