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Commentaire de Jaxor

"Three wings for the Elven-Kings under the Sky"

Oh sure, it always comes back to the elves, now what did they do.

"Seven for the dwarf-lords in their halls of stone"

What's with the odd number of wings, does this author even understand aerodynamics?

"Nine for Mortal men doomed to die"

Nine wings? Seriously? What would that even look like? Next you're going to say that they've got a dozen eyes and look like wheels

"One for the dark lord on his dark throne"

One wing? What's the guy even going to do with that? What you think he's going to be some kind of One Winged Angel? ...why did people start singing in Latin?

"In the land of Kalimdor where the Shadows Lie."

Ohhh because of the giant tree, okay that makes sense.

"One Wing to rule them all, One Wing to find them, One Wing to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them"

...Okay time to do some math here 3 + 7 + 9 + 1 is 20. Well whatever they're going to be hauling it's got to be heavy wow.

"In the land of Kalimdor where the Shadows Lie."

Commentaire de Tribunal

Reference to The Lord of the Rings by J. R. R. Tolkien. WoW is covered in LotR references so take a moment to appreciate Kittay's fine graphical work and puns.

Commentaire de kenetha65

If you didn't see it when entering, there is a ramp up to the second floor on the right as you first come in. I should have seen it but didn't and finally just used my warlock Demonic Gateway to go up there.

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"Un groupe de drakônides endurcis et de jeunes Dragonnets unissent leurs efforts pour détruire un artéfact à la puissance terrifiante dans les forges de l’Aspect fou qui l’a façonné."

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