Dragons? Loa? Elune? Wild Gods? Susan? Titans? Death Gods?
Me, the God of Fabulousness!
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Well you just spoiled the whole game but yes it’s
We’ll fight her in 16.3: Susan’s Gambit and our characters will lose for the first time.
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I had a feeling.
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New gods are just old ones recycled. New packaging, same product.
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Whatever the next expansion demands.
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David Hasseloff
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Face it, David is the best means of transportation to bikini bottom.
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Void Lords.
Darkseid is a new god
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malcanthet.
The Watsonian answer would probably be all the “gods” of Azeroth post the defeat of the old gods by the titan keepers. The Shath’Yar were the deities of the original denizens, so it stands to reason the deities of the current denizens are the “new” gods. Depending on how tight the definition is, could range from just the top tiers like the Titans and Elune to the “middle” tier like the Keepers and Dragon Aspects to the low tiers like Loa.
The Doylist explanation is Old God was a term when they were just mysterious creatures inspired by Lovecraftian horrors, and the name isn’t really the best “technical” fit but it stuck around anyway. So there’s not really old gods versus new, but you could probably call the titans new gods as they literally replaced the works of the old as far as the structure is concerned (especially if it seems like they became the main creators of the universe after replacing the first ones).
in DC comics - Darkseid was a new god
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Susan Express is a New God confirmed.
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Definitely Susan. 
yes.
the old gods were on azeroth before any of these… except technically maybe possibly elune and the pantheon of death.
The eldritch horrors call themselves the Old Gods technically because it makes them sound cooler.
Somewhere in WoW Darkseid is just sitting there… waiting…
There are no new gods they’ve blended with mortals and faded away through time.,just like all myths gods have done.
Fun fact: Old Gods aren’t actually gods! They’re just bad pretenders. 
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