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Undead Death Knights
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two wrongs do not make a right.
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Edited by Frosthawk on 2/6/12 4:24 PM (PST)
It makes me incredibly unlucky.
Technically, "Undead Death Knight" doesn't even qualify as redundant, as undeath is not a requirement for Death Knighthood. |
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undead Dk using lich born which makes you undead
What? |
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You die once and become an undead. Then you die again to become a Death Knight... so they're redead?
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Edited by Nekrotic on 2/6/12 4:26 PM (PST)
It's true when a Forsaken is killed and re-raised as a death knight something breaks.. creating the Forsaken Paladin. Their suffering creates a renewed connection to the light.
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Edited by Frosthawk on 2/6/12 4:27 PM (PST)
Redead would be the state that happens between regular undead and Death Knight, i.e. death. Undead Death Knights, thus, would be re-undead. |
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thats why undead is cannon fodder. we can always reanimate them due to there inability to stay alive or stay undead.
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You die once and become an undead. Then you die again to become a Death Knight... so they're redead? NOOOO. Don't come near me! Sun's Song, Sun's Song! |
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Poor, poor undead death knights.
They really need to stop getting in those situations. |
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Edited by Imlaan on 2/6/12 4:45 PM (PST)
What about Blood Elf Blood Death Knights who where former Blood Knights before their blood blood blood in the blood blood blood. Knight.
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Wouldn't this make more sense for an Undead DK?
Starts life as a human. is killed by the plague ressurected as a mindless undead freed by sylvanas at some point reinslaved by arthas Freed a second time after becoming a DK. It was my assumption that all DKs are undead regardless of race. The path of the Undead DK like the Worgen DK is just a bit more conveluted then most. |
Human of Lordaeron, dies.You forgot the endless agony of fighting against the Lich King while watching yourself kill your loved ones...twice. |
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ressurected as a mindless undead The undead creatures that became "Forsaken" were actually freed by Illidan, who cast a spell that cracked the Frozen Throne and weakened Ner'zhul. Sylvanas simply rallied them. |
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Edited by Nomahska on 2/7/12 12:26 PM (PST)
The undead creatures that became "Forsaken" were actually freed by Illidan, who cast a spell that cracked the Frozen Throne and weakened Ner'zhul. Sylvanas simply rallied them. pfft, details yeah the foresaken that become Dks are twice dead and twice reanimated but there is a difference in the magic used to make foresaken which allows some degree of rot and the magic which creates DKS which is much much more powerful and rare and prevents any further decay. addendum: the lesser necromancy creates a zombie that has no free will. Free will is established if the lesser necromancy is disrupted momentarily and the result is a foresaken with free will. If the Foresaken is re-killed it can subjected to the greater necromancy. The greater necromancy creates a Death Knight which has inherent autonomy; Death Knights have enough autonomy to choose to rebel. |
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Edited by Draelik on 2/7/12 12:33 PM (PST)
Human of Lordaeron, dies. The Forsaken NPC forsaken DKs have to kill in the starting area chides you for this. edit:
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First they were alive.
Then they died. Then they were alive again. Then they died again. Now they're alive again. At this point even Jean Grey is saying "Jeez, dude, just stay down already." |
