04/09/2016 11:37 AMPosted by MaleficAnd we can have Kel'Thu-freaking-zod. :)So, then, never.'Cuz none of that is going to happen.

Grimoire of Sacrifice breaks the Demon's physical body and binds its spirit to the Warlock. They don't like it much. A warlock's minion could seize control over him/her if not properly controlled (Think Wilfred Fizzlebang but more subtle). As for what the warlock thinks about the demon, well, slavery and respect are pretty much mutually exclusive in my book, so I can't imagine thinking very highly of them.

I wouldn't take anything that happens in a level 12 quest too seriously.

Warlock area is pretty great, visually, but I'm worried about the champions. None of the members of the council are particularly interesting.

What are you looking at that suggests any kind of redemption?

If they're destroyed, you can't get them. If they're on Argus, going after them would be idiotic. Either way it hardly seems feasible to prioritize that. In any case, the quest would seem to suggest that the Scepter is by far the most important of them.

I'm quite happy about most of this, honestly. The sentient planet-people angle is far more unique and interesting than if they had been a generic sci-fi progenitor race (The Old Ones, the Ancients, the Precursors, The Forerunner, the list just keeps going.)

My guess would be that Gul'Dan carried them with him to Argus.

It's not clear. It's possible that the second picture is an Avatar, rather than Sargeras's actual physical form. This seems like the more likely option, both because we've seen him use an avatar before, and because when the Titans visited Azeroth they were hesitant to join to fight themselves because of collateral damage. If they could have resized themselves, one imagines that they would have.

There is a greyish skin tone available, but it's a far cry from the actual Dark Iron tone and you know it. Not to mention, real Dark Iron eyes don't just have red irises, they're fiery orbs of doom.