Hello everyone! Patch 7.1 has us return to Karazhan this time
not as a full blown raid, but a 5 man dungeon. Before we dive into the story offered in Legion,
let’s first talk about the history of the tower and its connection to the guardians
and the Burning Legion. Let’s begin shall we? The reason why Karazhan exists in the first
place goes back to the guardian Aegwynn around 823 years before the dark portal opened up. The avatar of Sargeras had been summoned upon
the world of Azeroth and Aegwyn confronted it within the cold land of Northrend. She had been granted the formiddable powers
of the guardian, charged with safeguarding the world against threats like the burning
legion and with the Greatstaff Atiesh, she was able defeat the avatar of the dark lord
of the Legion. However, this battle would forever change
her. Unknwon to all was that a portion of the spirit
of Sargeras had transferred into her weakened body. There, a sliver of Sargeras’ undying malevolence
would remain lurking within the depths of her soul. Unware of the dark presence hidden deep within
her, Aegwynn gathered Sargeras’s colossal, broken form to seal it away where it could
harm no one else. She considered many locations to serve as
the demon lord’s final resting place. In the end she chose the ancient night elven
city of Suramar, some of which had been blasted to the bottom of the sea during the Sundering. We now call it the tomb of sargeras. After their battle in Northrend, Sargeras
began twisting Aegwynn’s thoughts. He pushed her to isolate herself from the
Council of Tirisfal, the very council that had given her these guardian powers to begin
with, turning her against them. Over the next hundred years, Aegwynn’s relationship
with the council became more and more strained. Sargeras’s subtle influence made her ever
more paranoid about her fellow magi. Her growing unease led her to construct a
refuge far from the eyes of the council. Within the barren and remote Deadwind Pass,
she forged the grand tower known as Karazhan. Its whereabouts would remain a secret from
the council for many years. As you might imagine, the council wasn’t
too happy with Aegwynns behavior and decided that if she wouldn’t step down as a guardian
and her over her powers to a successor, they would force her to do so. They formed the Tirisgarde, an order of magi
girded with relics and armaments that could diminish the Guardian’s incredible powers. After years of training, these resourceful
and gifted hunters set out to find Aegwynn and bring her back to Dalaran. The Guardian eluded many of the Tirisgarde
with ease. However, the hunters did succeed in finding
Karazhan and reporting its location back to the council. With Karazhan no longer safe, Aegwynn magically
sealed off the tower from outsiders. She then set out to locate a new refuge – one
that neither the council nor the Tirisgarde would ever find. After much consideration, she decided to build
this stronghold in the ruins of ancient Suramar, deep beneath the sea. Her dwelling, the Guardian Sanctum, would
stay hidden from the Tirisgarde for centuries. 45 years before the dark portal opened, Aegwynn
encountered a Tirisgarde by the name of Nielas Aran, one of the most unrelenting Tirisgarde
ever. He hounded the Guardian for months and their
firece encounters became like a game of wills and wits between them. During their duels, the opponents bantered
back and forth, seeking insights into each other’s strengths and weaknesses. To Aegwynn’s surprise, she disocvered that
Nielas harbored misgivings about the Council of Tirisfall and Nielas realized that Aegwynn
was not the traitorous rebel that the Council of Tirisfal had made her out to be. He began to sympathoize with her plight and
sensed that Aegwynn was wrestling with some unseen darkness in her soul. But for all of his brilliance, he would never
know that this darkness was actually the lingering presence of Sargeras. Hoping to help her overcome her struggle,
Nielas laid down his arms and abandoned his hunt. Before long, an unexpected love blossomed
between the two former enemies. They agreed that they would work together
to prevent the council of tirisfal from ever having control over another guardian. Knowing she could not maintain her mantle
of Guardianship forever, Aegwynn proposed a solution. They would bear a chhild capable of inheriting
her Tirisfalen powers, they would transfer her powers to the child and only then could
a new Guardian arise free from the Council’s manipulation. Nielas agreed, seeing this plas as a redemptiveact
for Aegwynn. In time she gave birth to a child named Medivh,
or keeper of secrets in the high elven tongue. She locked her powers away within the boy’s
spirit, where they would linger until Medivh reached maturity. There was, however, something much darker
in Medivh: the lurking spirit of SArgeras stirred in the child’s soul. Though Aegwynn did not know it, the demon
lord had posses the infant while he formed in her womb. A child with the immense guardians powers,
an immense responsibility on his shoulders while also having a dark titan inside of you. That can only mean trouble and it would. Nielas became a conjurer of Stormwind’s
royal court where he would raise their son and Aegwynn left medivh in his fathers care. Nielas’ roll as official court conjurer
meant that the young Medivh was also a part of the royal court. As the boy grew older, he spent much of his
time in the company of two other notable children: Anduin Lothar, a descendant of the Arathi
bloodline, and Llane Wrynn, the prince of Stormwind. Medivh cherished his friendship with Anduin
and Llane, for their activities were often an escape from Nielas’s intensive tutoring. Although Medivh excelled in the arcane arts,
his father rarely gave him praise. He was a cold and mirthless mentor, constantly
pushing his son to achieve more. Nielas eventually told his son about council
of tirisfal, the line of guardians, medivh’s own secret heritage and that one day, the
boy would assume the role of GUardian. The fate of the entire world would then rest
squarely on his shoulders. The pressures of his destiny and his exhausting
studies tormented Medivh’s thoughts. The mounting anxiety led to disatrous consequences
when the boy finally came of age. On the eve of his fourteenth birthday, the
stress building within Medivh ignited his dormant guardian powers. Fevered dreams assaulted the youth as the
tirisfalen energies howled to be unleashed. Nielas struggled desperatly to help his son,
but the incredible powers within Medivh lashed out, killing his father and Medivh fell into
a deep coma. For many years, he lay unconscious in Stormwind’s
Northshire Abbey, tended to by clerics and watched over by his faithful friends Anduin
and Llane. When Medivh finally awoke he found the world
had changed. Lothar had become a knight in Stormwind’s
military and Llane was poised to succeed his father, Barathen, as the king of Stormwind. Not even Medivh himself knew of the dark titan
inside him, subtly twisting his every thought and action to a much darker end. The fallen titan had found the perfrect instrument
with which to begin the Legion’s next invasion of Azeroth. A corrupted guardian, that which was supposed
to keep Azeroth safe from the threat of the Legion, was the perfect tool for the job. This is where the information from the chronicles
ends. Since the chronicles is designed to clean
up the lore and they’ve already made a fair few changes to the already told story of Karazhan
and Medivh... it’s hard to say what direction they’re going to take. They could go with the warcraft movie version
or with what we know from the last guardian or a completely new version. That’s impossible to predict, but what we
know right now is that Medivh would eventually find his way to the tower of Karazhan and
make it his home. Sargeras had him make contact with Gul’dan,
open the dark portal and let the orcish horde into azeroth to start their first invasion
and weaken the world. The good side of Medivh was still trying to
fight against Sargeras, place certain people in the right spots and eventually Medivh’s
apprentice Khadgar together with Garona Halforcen, discovered the Guardian’s corruption and
got help. Together with Lothar they confronted Medivh,
stabbed and decapitated him putting an end to the treat of the corrupted guardian after
which they focused on their war against the Horde. Aegwynn had already discovered the big mistakes
she had made and tried to confront her corrupted son, but she was unable to defeat him and
barely escaped their confrontation. Saving up her powers, she used them to resurrect
Medivh, the good Medivh which we saw as the prophet during Warcraft 3, gathering armies
to fight against the coming Legion and showing the world that it no longer needed guardians. With the defeat of Archimonde at Mount Hiyal,
the tale ended with the legendary words: “And now I will take my place amongst the
legends of the past” Medivh left the story for a while while in
the warcraft comics we read about Medan, Medivh and Garona’s child finding his way to Karazhan
and learning more about his fathers past and eventually taking on the mantle of guardian. For years fans asked what was going on with
Medan since he never showed up in the story after the comics, time and time again blizzard
held off a clear answer until the latest Q&A at blizzcon 2016: “We’ve danced around this for a long time...How
to put this. Certain fiction exists outside of the world
of warcraft that we love, but is it necessarily what we would consider canon? So Medan as guardian is it considered canon
in the Warcraft lore which is why for the last 5 years you haven’t seen a reference
to him so that doesn’t mean that there can’t be a story for Medan it’s just not like
it was laid out in the comics. “ So medans story arc as a guardian in the comics
has finally been declared non canon so we can disregard his adventures within Karazhan
and move on to the moment where we got to see the tower for the first time, with the
Burning Crusade. Lore back then was not a big priority and
the details as to what was going on in the tower were not so clear. We were send into the tower at the request
of the violet eye, agents of the kirin tor who were keeping an eye on the tower. At some point the tower sealed itself with
some of their agents stuck inside and we go about obtaining a key and gaining entry. Inside we find Keanna’s log, an agent send
into the tower and the log confirms their suspicion of a demonic presence atop Karazhan. It’s a very important place, it is a portal
into the nether, a beacon shining into other worlds. The possible repercussions of it falling into
the wrong hands is unthinkable. The demonic intrusion had to be stopped and
we were the only ones with a key so we got the job of cleaning up the tower. Inside we found spirits like nielas aran,
undead like moroes and atuman the huntsman, demons, dragons, ethereals, titan creations...it
was pretty much a mixture of what ever which made for a really cool raid, but a story that
was all over the place. In essence...it was karazhan...magical and
mysterious and at the end of the raid was prince Malchezaar. All realities were open to him, he even dropped
the weapon Gorehowl which would later be granted to Garrosh so possibly obtained from a different
reality, but not even Malchezaar was powerful enough to stand in our way and we brought
him down, saving the tower from the demonic incursion. For many year Karazhan stood within Deadwind
pass and with the expansion Legion its doors finally re-open which brings us to the current
story. During the Legion’s pre-event, we joined
Khadgar as he went into the tower to search for answers, to find out more about the pillars
of creation. Even back then we saw Legion forces lead by
Thar’zul trying to claim the tower. Sargeras knew that we we’re after the location
of the Pillars, but despite his forces doing their very best, we we’re able to turn the
defenses of the tower against them and claim the knowledge that we came for. Khadgar stayed behind to try and bolster Karazhan’s
defenses while we delivered the book but it seems like he didn’t do a very good job
since the Legion has claimed the tower once again. “Moroes cinematic” The people of Azeroth don’t have a fancy cinematic
to let them know what’s going to happen in the next patch. Our first lead to trouble at Karazhan comes
from god king Skovald. Our scouts send troubling reports that Skovald
has received a new directive from Gol’dan and in response, his forces have stepped up
their attacks. They don’t call him god king for nothing
since several quests before this moment has us already take him out, but regardless we
must travel into the halls of valor once more, this time on mythic difficulty, best him in
combat and find out what his legion masters have demanded of him. Clutched in Skovald’s hand, we find a shattered
remnant of fel crystal still glowing with demonic power. It seems the god-king didn’t want it found,
but if anyone can glean the meaning of the broken crystal, it will be khadgar so we bring
it back to him in Dalaran. It seems like the Legion has gone through
extra trouble to conceal their plan from us and we need an intact crystal, or atleast
enough fragments so that we can reassemble them into one and determine the Legion’s
target. We do just that by collecting the Fragment
of Spite from Blackrook Hold, the fragment of Power from the violet hold and the fragment
of torment from the vault of the wardens. With all these fragments collected, Khadgar
puts them together and figured out what’s going on: “Now to combine the fragments you recovered.” Cast spell – combine fragments into one
– examines the fragment. “No! I was so distracted by our efforts on the
Broken Isles that I neglected the defenses I put in place...” “The Legion has taken Karazhan! We must get it back!” In his haste to retrieve information on the
pillars of creation, the defenses put in place to protect the tower were ramshackle at best
and the legion was quick to find a weakness. Thanks to the time Sargeras spent controlling
Medivh, he knows the tower's secrets as well as Khadgar does. Whatever the Dark Titan's plan is, we must
do everything in our power to stop it. “We need to travel to Karazhan at once and
discover what the Legion is after. I’ll conjure a portal.” Cast portal
“Archmage Karlain, we could use your assistance.” Karlain was part of the Dark Riders comics
in which he joined their group into the tower and faced the Dark Riders. Now he’s a member of the council of six
and his experience with the tower will be of valieu. He wants us to recover an essence of corrupted
soil and an essence of corrupted water from the caverns beneath which he can study to
unravel the Legion’s scheme. Khadgar wants us to close some of the portals
that are bringing in reinforcements, kill a few of the demons and secture the easter
and western ley line beneath Karazhan. Ley lines are lines of power and the location
where Karazhan stands is a point where these lines cross eachother, they come togeter allowing
for a great pool of power. By securing the ley lines, we cut them from
that source of power and giving us a chance of retaking the tower. With that done, Khadgar wants us to reclaim
the ramparts by placing wards at key locations to bolster our defenses and secure the area
while Karlain is going to study the samples we brought him while he wants us to go and
interrogate a captured demon. The wyrmtongue called Rezzle tells us that
he’s our friend, he was only following his mistress orders of gathering samples of magic. Her master, in the legion even masters have
masters, but her master needs the tower for very big magic and they’re all in the dirt
beneath the tower so our next task is clear. With the samples we collected, Karlain transforms
us to look like one of the wyrmtongue, allowing us to infiltrate their ranks and find our
targets. Viz’aduum: “The mortals must not disrupt
the grand design!” Here we get out first glimps of Viz’aduum,
the master of Thar’zul and Elux’ara Darkscorn. He is our final target within the tower, but
we can’t confront him just yet. We do know that the Legion’s presence is
deeply rooted within the tower and it’s time to enter this magical place and confront
what ever they have waiting for us inside. Though our primary objective is to liberate
the tower from the Legion’s hold, Khadgar has another request. Karazhan is a place where magic and history
intertwine. Moments of the past have been known to take
physical form, and these forms can possess great power. As we journey through Karazhan, we collect
soul fragments, memories of the past that could provide valuable insight into what’s
really going on inside the tower. “I think it wise to divide our efforts. I’ll work to circumvent the tower’s magical
defenses. You may need to take a more...blunt force
approach.” “This goes without saying, but be on your
guard. I sense something...a presence I’ve not
felt since...” Our first stop is the opera where ghosty residence
of the tower are waiting for a show. We can’t go further without finishing the
play and Barnes, the stage managed won’t believe us when we tell him that we’re not
actually actors. “Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to this evening’s
feature presentation” Here we’ll play out 1 of 3 acts. It’s either Wikket a parody of Wicked: Are
villains born evil, or do they fall into wickedness due to the influence of others? Perhaps considering this quandary from the
hozen point of view will offer enlightenment. Beautiful Beast a parody of Beauty and the
Beast: Cursed to take the form of a beastly monster, Brute must find true love before
he loses his life to the dark magic that transformed him. Will he learn proper table manners in time
to win the heart of the fair Bella? or the one we had, Westfall Story a parody
of West Side Story: Amidst the carnage of rival gang battling for the turf of Westfall,
two lovers from very different worlds fight for happiness. It is said that love is blind...but does it
also need a translator? and considering that we’re dealing with
murlocs, that might not be a bad idea. After finishing or surviving the play, we
get to move back stage where we find understudies and back up singers but also the cast members
of the original plays performed during the Raid version of Karazhan. The wolf, after being pursuaded for a bit,
is kind enough to do his famous line: “Run away little girl....run away....” Amongst the audience we also find a soul fragment
and then we make our way into the guest chambers. I always wondered why the maiden of virtue
was inside Karazhan, a random titan watcher seemed so very random and just before her
fight, there are a whole bunch of concubines and spirits that want nothing more then to
have a good time... In the new version it seems like the maiden
is actually making progress. The concubines now do their very best to hold
back and they don’t want to disapoint the watcher where as in the past they just wanted
to party. That’s why the maiden of virtue is here
in Karazhan since the dungeon journal says: Arriving in Karazhan to cleanse the tower
of vice and corruption, the titan watcher was infuriated by Medivh's infamous parties
and debaucheries. As her crusade for virtue seeks converts to
her cause, the Maiden remains committed to purging immorality using all the powers at
her disposal. She doesn’t like us much either, but despite
her best efforts of purifying, we bring her down. “I will...never....relent...” A soul fragment is found in the guest chambers
and also a vision I used earlier as I was talking about Medivh while he was in his coma. We make our way through the grand ballroom
into the banquet hall where we find Egona Spangly and Peta Venkner, references to Dr.
Egon Spengler and Dokter Peter Venkman from the ghostbusters. Peta: “Auugh! Gross! I feel funky.” Egona: “You are a fortunate individual! Of course, I’ll need a sample of your brain
tissue...” Karazhan is full of ghosts and memories of
the past so a perfect spot to do some work, but we have our own ghosts to deal with and
an undead named Moroes. Moroes: “I don’t believe the master is
expecting you” Moroes, the steward of Karazhan, dotes upon
his master’s dinner guests within the grand Banquet Hall. Eternally devoted to the care of the tower,
he dispatches impolite party crashers with cruel efficiency. The nobles of darkshire standing with him
were the ruling class of Darkshire who ventured into Deadwind Pass to investigate the blight
that had settled over the region. None who entered the dark tower ever emerged,
according to the wow website. Now we’ve seen Moroes getting bored in the
cinematic and killing some time by killing Darius, who has come back as a spirit in front
of the tower handing out quests. Moroes has left the tower before, like during
Warlords of Draenor where he showed up in our garrison asking for some cleaning materials
and he knows that he gets resurrected time and time against by some unseen force. In life he was steward to Medivh who murdered
him and something is not letting him go. It makes him quite the murderous kind of steward,
very aggresive about taking our jacket which simply won’t do, so we put him down. “I will just need...a moment...” Another soul fragment wait behind the table
and a vision of Medivh’s powers violently coming out, killing his father and puttting
him into a coma. We go through the scullery where 2 more ghost
busters are busy, we clear the stables until we’re ready to confront attumen the huntman: “Well, well! Another group of thieves trying to steal my
horse!” Once charged with hunting game for his master’s
feasts, Attumen now set his sights on a very different kind of quarry. Ever wary of those seeking to steal his famed
steed, Midnight. Attumen unleashes his well-honed fighting
skills against all intruders. His fear is not without reason since the upgraded
Midnight is beautiful. “I have become the hunted” Within the servants’ quarters they have
a bit of a spider problem and there is a soul fragment to collect so we make our way through
until the very end where a portal back to start awaits. Now we can make our way up the tower towards
the curator who’s been assimilated into the dalek army since our last encounter. “Welcome to the--- TERMANATE INTRUDERS” The Curator safeguards the Menagerie from
unwelcome guests, terminating trespassers who seek to plunder the secrets of Karazhan. Though assembled by Medivh himself, the guardian
construct has deteriorated over time, becoming prone to energy overloads and erratic behavior. “system...failure...im...mi...nent...” Vision: Medivh makes the Curator Medivh: “Now you’re ready to oversee the
tower’s protection in my absence. Curator: “Defense protocols activated.” Medivh: “Hmm, I must remember to shut you
down from time to time. Overuse might cause you to become...erratic.” It’s a bit difficult to maintain your constructs
when you’re killed which explains why the Curator behaves the way that he does. Behind him awaits a magical portal and as
we go through, the tower turns upside down or perhaps we’re the ones upside down. Either way, the roof has become the floor,
the library is down below, fel bats and demonic forces are on the assault but we push on through
until we find the shade of Medivh. Shade of Medivh: “This is who I am. I was tainted from birth, polluted from before
my conception, a bad seed grown to bear bitter fruit.” This used to be the Shade of Arran, Medivh’s
father but now it seems like the guardian himself, or atleast a memory of him has taken
his spot. “Hello, champions. I’ve been expecting you.” Through out the fight he will use arcane,
frost and fire to try and deliver a swift end to our adventures and he also says this: “Burn, just like that dragon” This is a reference to Nightbane, a special
boss that you could summon in the old raid and it even came with a special mini event
as you completed the quest. Nightbane or Arcanagos, the blue dragon as
he was before Medivh was done with him, came to the tower to confront the guardian. His dabbling in the arcane had gone too far. Medivh had even attracted the attention of
powers beyond his understanding. He had to leave Karazhan at once, a dark power
was seeking to use Medivh. If he would stay, dire days would follow,
but of course Arcanagos did not know what was inside of Medivh and found himself greatly
outmatched. Medivh cast a spell of great power, weaving
his own essence into the magic burning the blue inside out and turning him into Nightbane
as we see him today. In the Legion version of Karazhan you can
actually fight Nightbane again by basically speedrunning Karazhan and doing the achievement
one night in Karazhan, named after the Hearthstone adventure. “Atiesh...will be...splintered...” This final line is kinda cool, Atiesh is the
staff of the guardian and it was actually splintered too which adventurers were able
to collect the pieces and get this legendary staff for themselves. This is no longer available and since Medan’s
adventures from the comics have been declared non canon, it’s hard to say how the staff
was put back together and how it ended up in Khadgar’s possession. Who knows, but our adventures in Karazhan
are not ove ryet. We go down the rabbit holl and shrink down
to teeny tiny little adventurers. We’re in the guardian’s study and it seems
like Medivh has some very good taste as the steamy romance novels are prominent amongst
his collection and with our reduced size, we now face a whole new world of threats. Mice and spiders and floating books become
great adversaries and even the mana wyrm, now so much bigger, is quite the boss fight. Rarely does the sight of a mana wyrm cause
a seasoned adventurer concern. These small, simple creatures float about,
consuming stray pockets of arcane energy. But in Karazhan, tables are often turned,
and what at first glance appears harmless may be revealed as an enormous threat. After bringing the wyrm down we return to
normal size, we’re able to collect our loot and check out the study for a bit as well
as seeing a new vision. This one shows the moment where Lothar and
Khadgar just finished putting a stop to the corrupted guardian, their mentor and friend... “Cinematic” Notice how this cinematic uses the current
Khadgar model and not the one from the Burning crusade. When they updated his model with Warlords
of Draenor, a lot of people were confused as to what was going on with Khadgar. He was a young mage during his time as an
apprentice to Medivh who sucked the youth out of him during their final confrontation
and after that he was shown to be a very old man both in game and in the comics. With this cinematic it seems to confirm that
nothing has changed with Khadgar, he just looks the way they always wanted him to look
from the moment Medivh drained his youth. More fel bats are up ahead as well as the
chess event which is now broken and shattered, but the pieces are still magically enchanted
and by destroying the other pieces, we gain a window to attack the king and upon his defeat,
an unexpected ally shows up. medivh: “I’ve left so many fragment of
myself throughout this tower...” Khadgar: “Medivh?” Medivh: “I will open the way. While you battle that fiend, I will sever
the tower’s connection to Legion worlds. I suggest we be quick about it!” Medivh opens up the door to the final boss,
Viz’aduum the watcher awaits. The all-seeing VIz’aduum was commanded by
Kil’jaeden to capture Karazhan and tap into the tendrils of ley energy woven through the
tower. Should he succeed in anchoring the structure
to the myriad of worlds held by the Legion, the Dark Titan’s army will overrun Azeroth
and leave little more than a smoldering husk. “Karazhan’s presence radiates through
the Nether...a beacon drawing in the Legion’s might.” “Our Burning Crusade has consumed countless
worlds. This tower will serve as a conduit to each
of them.” “One battle remains. One final conquest to complete the grand design!” One final conquest, does that mean that Azeroth
is truly the last planet standing against the Legion? It’s not the first time that the demons
have mentioned this, but only time will tell. For now we fight with the all- seeing as he
commands legion ships to shoot fel beams at us, bombardments across the fielt, chaotic
shadows, he himself shoots burnings blasts and tries to disintegrate us. From ship to ship we fly, even some demonic
forces show up to assist this already powerful foe and near the end, Viz’aduum seems to
be ready to play their final card. “Preperations are complete. It is time to begin the end!” “Behold! The doorway opens to oyur doom!” It’s a race against the clock, but we’re
able to interupt his spell that would spell doom for this world and even better, we’re
able to stop the legion’s second attempt of taking control of the tower of Karazhan. “But the design...was flawless...” Khadgar flies in:
Khadgar “The demons have been purged from Karazhan! Thank you, champions. Medivh, you would be a welcome ally in our
war against the Legion.” Medivh: “My path leads...elsewhere. Besides, Azeroth has found her Guardian in
you, Young Trust.” Khadgar “I have made it clear before...I
do not want such power!” Medivh: “YOu have all the power you will
ever need, Khadgar. It is your heart, your courage, that makes
you this world’s Guardian. And a better one than I ever was.” Khadgar “I...I don’t know what to say,
Medivh.” Medivh: “Enough sentiment! Hear these words before I depart. It may be simpler to shut a door than to pass
through it. But sometimes a step into the unknown is required
to break the bonds of fate.” “There is much that lies ahead for all of
us. Farewell.” Khadgar “The bonds of fate...I must consider
those words. Until next time, champions.” Some of you asked me if this was the real
medivh or a memory of the tower or what not, and I think this is supposed to be the real
Medivh since Khadgar asks him for aid in our war against the Legion. It’s never been clear where Medivh went
after the events of Warcraft 3 so who knows what he has done with his time or where he
is going now... he just showed up for a bit and now flies off into the great dark beyond. Who knows if we’ll see him again and his
final words of shutting a door or stepping through are up for interpetation. To me it seems like he’s talking about the
Legion gateway at the tomb of sargeras. We’re working on getting the pillars of
creation to shut the door, but instead to truly put a stop the legion, we should step
through to take the battle to them and end them once and for all. Like I said, it’s up for interpetation,
in the case of return to karazhan this is where the story end for today and who knows
what the future might bring... As always thank you very much for watching
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