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Grommash Hellscream.

Plot Twist: After defeating Grommash at the end of the instance, he instead goes back in time to create an alternate timeline in which Grommash stops Garrosh from stopping Grommash from drinking the demon blood.

Hellscream-ception

THIS JUST IN

END BOSS IS ANOTHER ORC

NO ONE IS SURPRISED

I'm calling it as well, there's gonna be another troll raid.

Can we still get to beat up that Bronze dragon guy? I mean if he and Garrosh did not team up we would not be in this mess

The last boss of Warlords of Draenor involving one of the central Warlords isn't surprising to me, but being THE last boss is a bit dissappointing. Another orc, another Hellscream no less. I wanted a demon character to come into play since Mannoroth got killed, but then again I figured the Sha of Pride would play a bigger role in Siege instead of boss 4. Oh well, still early!

cowmuflage wrote:Can we still get to beat up that Bronze dragon guy? I mean if he and Garrosh did not team up we would not be in this mess

Maybe an infinite dragon? Hmm!

I has a sad....and friend says....highlight to see spoilers.....Garrosh dies in Nagrand. Not even a raid boss.

Junrei wrote:I has a sad....and friend says....highlight to see spoilers.....Garrosh dies in Nagrand. Not even a raid boss.

I'm pretty happy with that spoiler lol!! hope a certain prince gets to do the honours

Junrei wrote:I has a sad....and friend says....highlight to see spoilers.....Garrosh dies in Nagrand. Not even a raid boss.

Huh, I wouldn't say it's a fitting fate, cause it's not. Very...anti-climactic and disappointing really. Seems they just sort of were like "Welp we're done with him we don't need him anymore"

As for Kairoz...that jerk is giving the bronze dragon flight a bad name! I'd like to go yell at him myself, although as it stands I wouldn't want to see him be a killable raid boss. Cause I like the bronze flight...>>;

Castile, I don't think a certain prince has ANYTHING to do with it, unfortunately. I haven't done the quests myself, but from reports, it's pretty cool and climactic. I dunno, though. I think I would have preferred a more... celebrated end? Not "yaaay" but something to honor the character a bit more.

And huh, yeah, I pretty much expected Grom. I mean, he's badass and it'll be fun, but I /was/ kind of hoping for something new. Oh well, I just hope we get to kick Kairoz's scaly bronze hide for giving his flight such a bad name!

...Then again, the Bronze dragons have always been a bit... grey area. This isn't exactly new. (One of the reasons why it's such a cool flight!)

I'm happy with him being a big baddy (the end one or not).

Grom was evil in our timeline too, but they were slaves to the demons. Now there's no blood binding them AND they have technology. I'd say we're in for a fun and wild orc filled ride! (One of which I'm pumped for.)

Equeon wrote:Plot Twist: After defeating Grommash at the end of the instance, he instead goes back in time to create an alternate timeline in which Grommash stops Garrosh from stopping Grommash from drinking the demon blood.

Love it

LupisDarkmoon wrote:Castile, I don't think a certain prince has ANYTHING to do with it, unfortunately. I haven't done the quests myself, but from reports, it's pretty cool and climactic. I dunno, though. I think I would have preferred a more... celebrated end? Not "yaaay" but something to honor the character a bit more.

And huh, yeah, I pretty much expected Grom. I mean, he's badass and it'll be fun, but I /was/ kind of hoping for something new. Oh well, I just hope we get to kick Kairoz's scaly bronze hide for giving his flight such a bad name!

...Then again, the Bronze dragons have always been a bit... grey area. This isn't exactly new. (One of the reasons why it's such a cool flight!)

Wrathion? Actually he does. In the novels, he's the one that set Garrosh free in the first place.

Oh, woops, nah, I was referring to the death scene. I don't think Wrathion or Anduin play a role there.

LupisDarkmoon wrote:Oh, woops, nah, I was referring to the death scene. I don't think Wrathion or Anduin play a role there.

Oh nah. Wrathion has nothing to do with that. XD

Wain wrote:

Equeon wrote:Plot Twist: After defeating Grommash at the end of the instance, he instead goes back in time to create an alternate timeline in which Grommash stops Garrosh from stopping Grommash from drinking the demon blood.

Love it

...And then, due the presence of so many portals Garrosh had opened, Azeroth tore itself apart, leaving only torn fragments of the former world floating in the Nether, and the barely-habitable remnants were renamed Out Inland. Most life on Azeroth was wiped out in the explosion, although a number of the original races survived (though the gnomes didn't make it)

LupisDarkmoon wrote: ...Then again, the Bronze dragons have always been a bit... grey area.

And then, after Inland try's to rebuild itself, a New Dragon flight emerges to save the day! They are called the Grey Dragonflight, kind like the Black Dragonflight, but a little more wishy washy...

SpiritBinder wrote:And then, after Inland try's to rebuild itself, a New Dragon flight emerges to save the day! They are called the Grey Dragonflight, kind like the Black Dragonflight, but a little more wishy washy...

Their enemies shall be the Beige Dragonflight and between them they'll make the most boring antagonists ever.

I hope Mannoroth pulls an Anub'arak. He's way too awesome of a baddie for us not to get to raid him.

Wain wrote:

SpiritBinder wrote:And then, after Inland try's to rebuild itself, a New Dragon flight emerges to save the day! They are called the Grey Dragonflight, kind like the Black Dragonflight, but a little more wishy washy...

Their enemies shall be the Beige Dragonflight and between them they'll make the most boring antagonists ever.

The proud raiding group, hungry for vengeance over the tragic loss of their gnome brethren, storms the outpost where the Beige Dragonflight has made their headquarters. (They didn't even bother to lock the doors, it was an easy entrance.)

Upon entering, they are met with nothing. No imposing, untargetable figure on a rampart to insult them, no dramatic cutscenes, no endless waves of trash. Not even a friendly group of NPCs that have somehow infiltrated before the first assault in order to assign some mundane sidetasks.

Instead, a few of the Beige Dragons are sitting around, reading or browsing the Internet with their horribly unsafe, inconvenient GoblinTablet 5GS™ (gnomes were always so much better with the smaller gadgets.)

"What, are you beasts cowards?" shouts the main tank and raid leader, stepping forward and brandishing his dramatically transmogrified sword. "I thought you were our mortal enemies!" (Sighs of "Really? Do you have to RP every time we do an instance?" and "just aggro the boss, I have to go eat soon" mutter about in the background.)

A single dragon raises his eyebrows at the commotion and slowly turns around, glaring at the group before him. "I have no strong feelings one way or the other."



I think just about anything would make a better boss than that.
You never know for this expansion. At least SoO managed to have a properly diverse set of bosses before Garrosh. I would never have predicted at the beginning of MoP that we would also be facing the monstrous incarnation of pride, a robot scorpion, a ginormous armored devilsaur, and a bunch of angry mantids as our final foes.