My theory is that since the light crystals seem to predate the ordering of azeroth, they are likely the light equivalent off an old god, a minion sent down in order to corrupt the world soul
We have yet to encounter an Archon (assuming that is a thing that exists)
Part of me thinks if we do ever meet the top dogs of the Light realm, they will change the name so people don’t get confused about The Archon from Shadowlands.
Then again we have two characters both named Hakkar… At least Metzen owned up to that as Hakkar the Houndmaster came first.
Nah, it is Beledar. Complete with identical hologram. The other crystals shown look different.
There found multiple crystals.
Beledar is not located in the path of the corway.
Therefore, logically the crystals (plural) they found are not Beledar.
All the crystals will look similar. So, them using the same/similar model of Beledar is not surprising.
Probably true. Or maybe the Prime Wind Chimes were supposed to fill that role.
No, they show Beledar as is, then show different models when referencing the other crystals.
That and there are apparantly other Beledar-type crystals to be found on the new island.
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I don’t think that is the best argument once Hallowfall is an underground zone. If the crystal was there before Legion so yes, it couldn’t be his sword. Although I am still suspicious. Where would Sargeras’ sword be?
This is so weird. I wonder what the explanation for this will be.
Of course it is. Khaz Algar, AGAIN MIND YOU, is NOWHERE near Silithus. The physics it would require for the tip of the blade to magically bend and warp to end up there is impossible. Even for a fantasy setting
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Still a bad argument, you can’t really know is Hallowfall is near Silithus or not. It doesn’t work by looking at the map once Hallowfall is an underground zone.
Literall look at the map dude. It’s not anywhere Silithus.
It’s not an argument. I am TELLING YOU where it’s NOT located
Facts do not care that you don’t like it. Cope, seethe and most importantly deal with it
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Everyone knows where Silithus and Hallowfall are in the map. The point is that it is irrelevant once Hallowfall is an underground zone, and that changes everything.
Indeed, facts don’t care whether you like it or not, and that’s why you are bringing a horrible argument about an underground zone and the in game map.
Another fact that you seem to not understand is that Azeroth is a sphere and not a flat planet. If you don’t know what this means I suggest doing a small research to understand how geography works.
The lack of understanding of how physics works is amazing.
The crystal is not the sword.
It is not even near the sword.
The angles don’t work.
If we were in RL having this argument I’d hand you paper and pencil and make you draw it out.
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I am no physicist, but even I knew it’s impossible. Even for a fantasy setting. And like mentioned, it appears to be crystalized azerite.
Probably from when Y’saarj was ripped from the planet and azeroth began to bleed out. And this was back when the continents were one super continent. So her blood could have easily traveled down rivers and tributaries to wind up where they did and than when the sundering happened, they were found further away than they were originally
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We know the sword tip is not what Beledar is, but it’s crazy how much yall are seething and think it’s utterly insane and crazy that it could be.
Like Sargeras stabbed at a slight angle and the in-game map is not indicative of where the zones are especially since Hallowfall is underground as Blackwell mentioned. BUT if we DO go by the in-game map, Hallowfall is west of the Isle of Dorn so somewhere in the middle of the ocean between Kalimdor and Isle of Dorn.
Sargeras’ sword is gigantic. So with him stabbing into Azeroth at a slight angle, which the sword was, it is possible that the sword did enter in Silithus and potentially ended up having the tip poking into Hallowfall.
Again we KNOW that Beledar IS NOT his sword, but it’s wild to me yall are jumping down Blackwell’s throat acting like he’s insane for thinking it’s possible.
So to quote Karestae, Cope, seethe and most importantly deal with it
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It’s also ignoring the fact that Beledar isn’t even positioned at an angle, but is actually facing straight down. So it flat out doesn’t work either way. Even if Hallowfall was right next to Silithus
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Literally looked up Beledar on google and it is at an angle. LMAOO
Not to the degree it needs to be in order to be a giant sword
But think what you will
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I can’t post pictures but it is definitely at an angle, and you said it was straight. You were wrong. XD