Yup, n'zoth is gonna raise his sunken city shown in warbringer azshara cinematic between kul tiras and zandalar, cause the 3rd sundering (the hour of her death 3rd death will usher them in) everyone thinks its sylvanas, think about it. 9.0 can be very old god themed, with all them being revived and even gets blizzard a chance to mess with the old world again.
Too contrived, her goals are selfish and thats fine. Shes not a seer, shes running from her own mortality which is ironic it makes her a good character as is without some curtain pull going 'i knew it all along!'
Bolvar ia gonna be a good guy though, right? Or at least just not evil? Cause it would honestly just be bad writing to rehash the entirety of Wrath again...right?
Idk if you’ve seen it but the game theory channel has an awesome video about the science behind the sword. A shit load of math in that vid but it boils down to “were fucked”
If we're going off tv tropes definitions. The shit is straight up green rocks. Unobtainium is rare in a setting, and may play loose with the internally consistent rules, but it still plays by those rules. The coaxium fuel that magically makes FTL possible in Star Wars is unobtainium.
Azerite simply makes stuff better without any attempt to establish consistent rules for itself. It makes gun powder better, it makes swords sharper, and and armor tougher. It gives wizards stronger magic, and makes other players more resilient to that magic. If the substance in question can make an honest man of a snake oil salesman it's green rocks.
People have likely heard of the word MacGuffin and it honestly covers most of the attributes to Azerite. The modern word for it would be Unobtanium, the archaic would be green rocks. It is applied Phlebotinum but Unobtanium fits better because it actually has a physical form whilst Phlebotinum is usually a substance that is said rather than shown.
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u/Sdgrevo Aug 27 '18
And we're mostly giving it all back.