Unlike his counterpart Luzran, Knucklerot isn't content to stick to the Dead Scar with the other undead. This Horde version of Stitches patrols the Ghostlands. Why is my screen shaking?: The Burning Crusade
They quickly overwhelmed the unprepared and sent even seasoned raiders fleeing for their lives. Once your realm opened the gates to their kingdom, the gigantic and intimidating Anubisath poured out in numbers. These towering obsidian guardians serve as the front-line shock troops for the Qiraji. They also placed a movement speed debuff on you, which made running away impossible without some way to shake it off.
The heroes hit hard and had large health pools. As soon as the loot window popped up, so did one or two elite Fallen Heroes. Curious players could loot the blood, but they were in for a nasty surprise. The blood was an ingredient in several recipes and also an objective for certain quests. Until the Shattering, the Plaguelands had gathering nodes called Blood of Heroes that anyone could loot. A beefed-up version of the princess became part of the Elemental Unrest event prior to Cataclysm. She also gave birth to the annoying race of centaurs, so. She also had a nasty habit of knocking adventurers off of her platform into water far below, taking them out of the fight. Theradras has three faces on one head, four arms, and not nearly enough clothing. Walt Disney rolls in his grave every time someone refers to this stone horror as a princess. Mor'Ladim patrolled near Raven Hill and murdered lower-level players will ruthless efficiency. Once Morgan Ladimore, a knight in the service to Uther, the atrocities he witnessed during the fall of Lordaeron and the loss of his family drove him to madness and suicide. Another came in the form of this elite skeleton warrior. Most players wisely followed them.ĭuskwood held multiple dangers for level-appropriate players. He would stomp down the road and attack Darkshire while terrified citizens fled. Stitches spawned after a player completed the quest Traslation to Ello. Just when players began to learn that traveling on roads was safer than going cross-country, this abomination taught them that not all roads are alike. But they're not monsters, you say? Tell that to the orphans in Orgrimmar.Įarly Alliance players had their own nightmares to face, and chief among them was Stitches. Killing them gave you a quest to turn in, but most who blundered across their path earned nothing more than a ghost run. I've never gone for a swim there since.īarrens chat was terrifying enough all by itself, but on top of that, Horde players had to skirt around a large pack of mounted, elite Alliance NPCs who patrolled the main road. (It was a habit I picked up.) Then something large and unknown rose up from the darkness and bit me. During my first trip there, I decided the water was a safe place to fire from while our tank scooped up the locals. One of the caves had a small but deceptively deep pool of water. In vanilla, fighting your way to the Wailing Caverns entrance was like a mini dungeon run all by itself. That damn Lurker in the water leading up to the Wailing Caverns entranceįor me, this one is personal.
Horde players questing in Silverpine Forest lived in dread of these elite worgen, who always seemed to aggro at the worst possible time. I'm not sure how Arugal managed to father so many sons while tucked away in the tower of Shadowfang Keep, but the guy certainly got around. Some still shudder when they hear that distinctive battle-cry. A good many early players found themselves torn to pieces by slobbering murloc hordes. Their tight-knit societies and tendency to flee meant fighting one murloc often evolved into fighting two - or twenty. In vanilla WoW, it was nearly impossible to fight a lone murloc. To others, they are the amphibious stuff of nightmares. To some, they're adorable, misunderstood frog people. Let's take a look at the scariest bad guys from every era. But much of what's terrifying in WoW is right in your face, trying to eat you, or stomp you, or shatter your mind with madness. Last year, the Archivist uncovered WoW's most terrifying secrets. What did the game look like years ago? Who is etched into WoW 's history? What secrets does the game still hold? WoW Archivist explores the secrets of World of Warcraft's past.
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