I mean, going off topic, I’d love to see, with the Fractured Timeline stuff, potential futures of the Capital Cities.
Orgrimmar, flooded with Demons and Fel-Fire from where the Warlocks within The Drag did rise up, just as feared, due to being able to corrupt and convert the Shattered Hand rogues watching them to their side, and Fel-versions of the Horde prepare a gateway for
a great General of the Legion to invade our world and finish the final siege of Azeroth … and possibly our reality, if we don’t put a stop to it, and the Fel-corrupted Horde Champions who protect the ritual sites.
Thunder Bluff, the mesas riddled with great fissures and unexploded shells, the land around them covered with the bodies of Men, Elves, Orcs and Tauren, where Tauren civilians cower and pray to the ancestors as battle-mad Alliance attackers and beleaguered Horde defenders play out the final moments of the ‘War-World’ timeline, and its up to the players to stop this insanity.
Stormwind, full of Mecha-Gnomes attempting to ‘De-Curse’ the city and its inhabitants, regardless of their will, while a variant of Odyn looks on and commends the High King of the Mecha-Gnomes for his work on ‘restoring’ Odyn’s prized soldiers to their rightful place and stature. Its a race like the Stratholme Level in the Warcraft III RTS, where we have to find and evacuate as many civilians as we can, while the Mecha-Gnomes are converting people as fast as they can, and every converted civilian becomes a hostile Iron Vyrkul that will join the periodic waves of Mechanised enemies sent to stop us.
Ironforge, flooded and the scene of a last desperate stand of the Dwarves and Gnomes against an ascendant Queen Azshara, who melted all the glaciers across the world and raised the sea level, along with the powers of the Tidestone to make even more water, and now there’s Old God corrupted Elementals rising from the submerged lava, Old God servants raiding the Dwarves’ armories for prizes and the juvenile High King of the Dwarves desperately trying to hold out behind a barrier of Arcane and Light magic, with the last few survivors of the Dwarves and Gnomes, and he needs us to buy time for their last few mages to teleport them to somewhere safe … if there even is somewhere safe anymore.
Silvermoon, awash in Void horrors, berserk Ren’dorei and maddened Amani Trolls and Withered, with Lor’themar and Thalyssa trying to guide the last few Sin’dorei and Shal’dorei in the city to relative safety at the Sunwell. Clearing pockets of Elves who have managed to survive, pushing back Ren’dorei assassins, killing Faceless Generals and finally attempting to stop a Void-possessed Valeera, who warns us that even if we stop her, the ‘Twin Moons of Madness’ will not stop until all the Children of Elune are united under the living flesh-banners of the Old Gods, and we see Void-empowered Alleria and Veressa slowly stalked towards us, radiating Void Energy that is actively corrupting and devouring stone, corpse and construct alike, before we are pulled away by the Bronzes.
The Exodar, where the Draenei are locked in a bitter civil war where the Draenei and their Kaldorei Allies are being slowly and relentlessly pushed back by Light-Bound Orcs, Men, Trolls and Dwarves, with High Exarch Garrosh and several prominent Lightforged Draenei spear-heading the charge. We have to topple the invaders, open up exits for the defenders to escape, and then engage in a knock-down drag-out brawl with the Half-Draenei Mag’har General and his massive, Light-infused crystal axe as Yrel and Velen duel with the Light all around us, their Marks of the Prophets flashing as the temporal dissonance of the two identical energy sources existing separately in the same instance is causing time and space to warp around the two combatants, before we manage to either kill or disable Garrosh and can lend our aid to Velen to defeat Yrel and try to extract her Mark of the Prophet from her, before the Draenei vessels above the shattered ruins of the Exodar begin glassing the island rather than risk the heresy of their Great Leader being defeated by the ‘heretic prophet’.
