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he's alive in shattarath city
mini-zone:terrace of light near A'Dal

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"Presumed" I wonder if he knows he's got a big statue.

New quest: Kadgar- Go take a sceenshot of my statue and bring it to me.

Reward: I dont open a portal and feed you to demons.

Commento di 45715

Obviously, he isn't quite deceased seeing as he's standing in the center of Shattrath City.

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Blizzard works like many comic books do. People are only dead until they wanna use them again.

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Archmage Khadgar of the Kirin Tor

Former apprentice of Medivh. Supreme Commander of the Alliance Expedition that marched into the orc homeworld of Draenor. Presumed deceased.

Never did one so selflessly delve into the dark heart of magic and warfare. We wish you well, bold wanderer. Wherever you are.

- Antonidas - Archmage of Dalaran

What this means is simple. The Outlands, being located on another world entirely, does not have any communications with Azeroth. Hence the reason why missives and letters must be delivered to people in Shattrath, from other locations (ie. Stormwind) as part of quests.

Being that, Presumed deceased, means that due to the lack of communication, he was probably teleported there (storyline content) and either has not the ability to return, or the desire therein.

Remember, like most fantasy storylines, when someone dabbles in any kind of magic and they suddenly disappear, non magic-users (not knowing enough about magic) tend to presume the most dire and worst case scenario end consequences from unknown uses of magic, most frequently from spells that make someone suddenly disappear, and never heard from again.

This is no different in the Shannara Trilogy, and follow on books, written by Terry Brooks. One of the main characters, Allanon, is a Druid from long ago (by the storyline's timeline) and only "appears" once every several hundred years, when his presence and guilding hand is needed. When he does appear, it is from having been awakened from the Druid Sleep, a kind of spell that allows Druids to live many hundreds (if not thousands) of years longer than the inhabitants of this fantasy world. When the topic (amongst characters) comes up of, what ever happened to the Druids, they always say that Allanon hasn't been seen for hundreds of years and is probably dead. Though we know that is not the case, he is merely in his Druid Sleep.

[Archmage Khadgar of the Kirin Tor]

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