Nathanos knew all along

[Deathisfinal-gnomeregan (Deathisfinal)]

@Amadis-draka

While many people complain that they don’t understand Zovaal’s motives, to me it seems it might simply be that being appointed to judge all souls in existence that this bloated his ego to the point of believing that all of reality, not just the afterlives, should bend to his self-important will.

Cdev have been showing their hand, really every since WoT. I’m seeing things as face value, but a little elaboration would be nice.

@Kohnila-bonechewer

True, that’s a question I found myself asking, is a soul’s undead existence included in the Arbiter’s judgement ? Sounds incredibly unfair. Undeath makes people very prone to do terrible stuff they would have never done in life, both because the condition is horrific in itself, and because they almost systematically face reject. That was the whole point of the Zelling storyline in BFA I think.

You’re right, and per your example Zelling is one of the ones that I can say remained almost exactly the same in undeath.

@Kohnila-bonechewer

Sounds incredibly unfair.

You know what’s unfair:

Undead Souls in The Maw

You know Anduin put the Alliance leadership in their places the last time that was suggested. He will never allow it. lol The crux of the OP and my argument. Edit: You know I’ve been so focused on Priestess Sally going bad because she has missing screws now, but what about serial killer racist Dan who died, resurrected a Forsaken and is now helping the orphanage. (Stares at Shadowland judge and jury)

@Deathisfinal-gnomeregan

You know I’ve been so focused on Priestess Sally going bad because she has missing screws now, but what about serial killer racist Dan who died, resurrected a Forsaken and is now helping the orphanage.