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As the final chapter of World of Warcraft came to light last week, because of Sylvanas's relationship with the final judgment, she needed to guide the confused souls of the Abyss to re-accept the second trial of the arbitrator, until the most just ruling was made that all the innocent souls gathered in the Abyss were active.
To tell the truth, the plot ending of this "Devouring Abyss is not empty for a day, and Sylvanas cannot escape punishment for a day" is about to make the little brother subconsciously think that she is going to be independent of the main plot like Illidan and become a "hidden" level NPC.
But to everyone's surprise, with the launch of the official novel "Sylvanas" of "World of Warcraft", Blizzard actually did not hesitate to eat books to change the setting as a price, but also to create a possibility for Sylvanas to return in Warcraft 10.0?!
Today, the little brother will walk you into Blizzard's newly modified "Dark Fallen" race origin story, and also analyze the possibility of Sylvanas's return in the future!
In fact, the setting about the Dark Fallen is not recently added by Blizzard, but there have been relevant plot descriptions as early as the period of "Wrath of the Lich King".
In that era, prince Kelsas, in revenge for the destruction of the Sun Well, had taken the Most Noble Salas lineage of Quilsalas (similar to the princes and nobles) and launched a raid on the Frozen Crown under the leadership of Illidan.
However, due to Illidan's defeat at Alsace, the final raid ended in failure, and the warriors of the Sarin line were besieged by a part of the Lich King's Legion of Natural Disasters when they were defeated, and they did not have time to slip away with the large army.
This part of the Sarin warriors, who could not slip away, was also transformed by the Lich King with the power of dominance, a creature that was considered to be between the undead creatures and the high elves, that is, the Dark Fallen, referred to as the Dark Fallen.
Among them, the more representative of the Dark Fallen is the blood queen Lannasel, who has a sweet voice and good temperament, and is also the dream lover of many old players when they were young, she was the most trusted leader of the Sarinn clan under Kelsas before she died, and she is also the last holder of the dragon sword Quildra, whether in terms of combat strength or seniority, she belongs to the top high elf warriors.
However, after she was abandoned by Kelsas and transformed by the power of Alsace's dominance, she became the most loyal underworld under Alsace, and even tore Quildra into pieces with her own hands to get rid of the influence of the artifact on her and completely forget her past memories.
From a certain point of view, how can this not be an NTR?
Back to the point, from the blood queen Lanathel, we can actually see several of the more obvious characteristics of the Fallen, such as they retain the complete memory of their lives, and at the same time are affected by the dual influence of "magic addiction" and undead magic, have a strong desire for blood, and the dark fallen hover between life and death, more like a "vampire" race with special abilities.
In the recently released official "World of Warcraft" novel, Blizzard has changed the setting of the Dark Fallen, becoming an "undead form" under the High Elf branch, as long as those who have been exposed to the power of the undead (dominance) and have a mutation can be called Dark Fallen.
That is to say, the Dark Rangers, including Sylvanas, and the Saraiyin, including the Blood Queen Lanathel, can all be attributed to the Dark Fallen race.
At the same time, Blizzard also gives the difference between the Dark Fallen and the ordinary undead creatures, because the special constitution of the elves allows them to better absorb the magic of the undead in order to retain some of the memories and flesh in front of them.
So, the question arises, why did Blizzard risk eating books to fill the big hole that was buried in the Lich King's Wrath version?
According to the mining of some foreign data gods, in the client of the current version of World of Warcraft, there is actually a blank alliance race option, so the design of this dark fallen is very likely to become one of the new alliance races in the 10.0 version!
Best of all, this new allied race will probably also become a race shared by the alliance and the tribe, allowing players to transform into dark fallen through night elves or blood elves.
The younger brother has something to say: Incidentally, there is also a big god who points out that Sylvanas also has a certain possibility that in version 10.0, as the Queen of the Fallen, he will return to the continent of Azeroth and become the leader of the cross-faction connecting the alliance and the tribe.
In short, judging from the official novel of "Sylvanas" alone, Blizzard has prepared a complete set of "whitewashing" routines for Queen Xi in advance, which is quite a bit of the taste of the entertainment industry's tainted artist's rebirth!
A question that strikes: How would you hope Sylvanas would return?