At least he kept the game interesting.
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#Bodacious
I hate this game, Iâm done.
I donât know the page number because I donât own the novel myself, but itâs there. I found the paragraph on google by searching âgarrosh regret nothingâ.
If I told you the page number, would you blindly trust me because I have a number?
If yes, then⌠ok?
If not, then would you check the novel? If you would check the novel with a page number, why not check it without the page number? The novel isnât that big. The scene happens at the end of Garroshâs trial, so there isnât a lot of ground to cover.
I mean, she said she believes Garrosh would have been a different person if Kairoz hadnât interfered. Maybe she was right. Maybe she was wrong. But you will notice that she herself doesnât put any certainty on that by saying âI believeâ.
Well, I donât believe Garrosh would go âIâm so sorry, I was wrong, I shouldnât have been badâ. Simply because, as Iâve said before, redeeming Garrosh in Revendreth would strip Garrosh of every characteristic that Garrosh fans like about Garrosh.
Garrosh fans would never want to see âapologetic Garrosh that regrets being meanâ. And so the plot wonât allow Garrosh to repent.
If Garrosh would have regretted his actions unless Kairoz interferes, then Kairoz has to interfere. Nobody wants to see âGarrosh say sowwyâ.
Because I can then look it up myselfâŚ
Sure Sure.
Page number makes it so I can go straight to the source. Not scan every page because you are lazy. It is common practice to supply page numbers when you use a direct quote anyway.
It still creates doubt in your âhe was doomed regardlessâ statement from the Author of the novel you used. I say Christie has greater authority on what Garrosh wouldâve done and couldâve became than you. Considering she wrote the damn novel.
I love to imagine Denathrius was just âHey this thing is a really good battery you should have itâ to the jailer
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Yeah, excuse me if I give little credence to some proto-Titansâ sorting hat.
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I would say the gear is more Frost Wolf colors
I can totally see Gary being way too proud to admit he did anything wrongâŚ
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Didnât they say that Shadowlands wasnât going to be a greatest hits of wow dead characters?
Theyâre putting Garrosh, Sylvanas, Nerâzhul and Kelâthuzad in the same raid, along with all those that came before.
At this point literally the only one left from that Greatest Hits is Arthas, and we know theyâre not gonna not use him at this point.
I dunno. Feels like a âbreak in case of emergencyâ gimmick.
As I said, I donât own the novel, so I canât give you the page. If I had the novel, I would look it up. But I donât. That doesnât mean Iâm lazy. It just means I canât just materialize a novel that I donât own.
Youâll notice that Christie couldnât redeem Garrosh, even if she wanted. Blizzard gave her directions of major plot points that had to happen and let her take care of the rest. Back then she wasnât a Blizzard writer, but rather an independent writer hired by Blizzard to write novels. Blizzard wouldnât let her redeem Garrosh.
Why? Because the paying customer doesnât want to see Garrosh say sorry. They want to see Garrosh being mean.
So yes, Garrosh was doomed regardless. Because the powers that control the Warcraft fiction want and need Garrosh to be proud and angry and mean. Redeeming Garrosh would strip those things from him.
Thereâs no market for âapologetic Garroshâ. If you take away Garroshâs Pride and Wrath⌠he just turns into another Thrall lol
Do we have to save him, though�
Just askingâŚ
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Mortis, youâre more patient than I am. Iâll not comment further. But youâre a good, patient person. 
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Neo Hellscream
âŚdid you not do the Venthyr storyline?
They were sending ALL souls to the Maw. It didnât matter if they were redeemable or not in the eyes of the Venthyr. Denathrius damned them all.
The Accuser had to save one of the souls that she believed had a chance to be redeemed.
The Venthyr loyal to Denathrius have just been judging all souls as irredeemable and sending them to the Maw. You see that in one of the sidequest chains in Revendreth.
Not to say Garrosh isnt the worst, he is.
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id wager garrosh was just sent there and wasnt given much of a choice even if he did repent
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Thereâs been a long and exhausting back and forward about this already.
I donât want to repeat it all, because honestly Iâm exhausted.
Iâll just ask you to try and picture this scene in your mind:
Garrosh accepts redemption. He lets go of his pride and wrath. He is sorry for all the bad things he did to the Alliance and the non-Orcs of the Horde. He regrets everything.
You think that would ever happen?
Garrosh believes he did nothing wrong. So no, it wouldnât happen. But the fact remains, every soul was being sent to the Maw. He hasnât had a chance to be judged yet.
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tbf garrosh was sent there because the arbiter saw his soul still could be redeemed
there is a chance that he COULD have repented everyones missing the point of why he was sent there in teh first place
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