Nzoth size comparison

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i dunno, i just expected him to be bigger

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He was the weakest old god, so maybe he should be a bit smaller than the others. That being said, his size is comparable to Yogg’saron and C’thun.

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this is suppose to be the full might of the old god, while the others were just peaking out of their prisons

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I will admit they did make him seem WAAY more colossal in the Azshara warbringer cinematic. Azshara was like, the size of a tiny dot compared to one of his eyeballs.

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His model kind of looks cheap… Compared to his appearance in Hearthstone, he seems very low-quality.

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Yeesh. Those enormous monsters from the Twilight Highlands were bigger than that. Not really very intimidating.

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He’s as big as he wants to be. When you aren’t having your weight supported by water, you might want to be a bit smaller.

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That is N’Zoth’s head. His body is much bigger as both Crucible of Storms and Ny’alotha itself shows.

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That’s what she said!

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Most of the Old Gods are vastly bigger than their “core” which we beat to death with our bare hands.

Yogg was spread all over Northrend. N’zoth is worldwide.

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Mr Worldwide, N’Zoth!

Sorry had to do it

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Actually Yogg-Saron was also spread world wide, Chronicle mentions in the past his saronite was popping up all over the world, implying his tentacles were reaching world wide.

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Isn’t his battle arena an entire zone though? This could just be his hitbox while the entire arena is considered his body. If that is really how big he is It’s a little disappointing, he looks kind of cool though.

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True, we only saw fragments of what the old gods had to offer in the older expanstions. I am very disapointed to see a old god in its full power being this size. This is just stupid. He is shown way bigger in the azhara cinimatic. That was the size i was looking forward to and expecting. I hope Blizzard changes this because I feel completely ripped off.

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https://www.mmo-champion.com/threads/2513977-N-Zoth-bossroom-and-Ny-alotha-skybox-etc

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i believe you go inside him for the first nzoth boss fight

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This is also a beta model, the scale might not be right. Same problem with Thrall’s axe.

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fair point i suppose.

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Lore-wise, Yogg Saron’s body spanned over Northrend - The War with the Titans left his blood spread amongst the landscape (Hence Saronite ‘The Black Blood of Yogg Saron’). The Titans had to shackle his body far - far beneath the earth, then shackled the pinnacle of the Old God (His brain & heart) far beneath & surrounded within a Titan-City-Prison-Facility; and did the same with the other Old Gods.

Their sizes though were described as MASSIVE - Like when the Titans ripped Y’Shaarj out from Azeroth, it left a bleeding crater (The Well of Eternity) with immense damage around it of which the Titans had to work tirelessly to fix & heal. So I can understand people’s disappointment in regards to size.

N’Zoth has been described as the weakest in raw power, but one of the most cunning & clever - rivalling Yogg Saron. In terms of size, they’ve never stated which one was larger.

They’ve stated that the Female Old Goddess they teamed up to hold down - Entrap her soul within a blade and consumed her body afterwards for power (Hence Xal’Atath despising ‘What they did’ to her).

Anywho, perhaps this size is merely a ‘head pop’ of the Old God’s immense form (Like Yogg Saron & C’Thun bosses were). :slight_smile: