Players battle against Sylvanas atop Torghast while the Jailer remains elusive.
Intermission:
“You are unfit to wear this crown”
Upon reaching 80% health, Sylvanas chains all players with [Domination Chains] , then casts [Reve] Destroying the tower itself.
Stage Two: The Banshee Queen
“What are we if not slaves to this torment?”
Sylvanas enters [Banshee Form] taking to the skies to waylay players pursuit of the Jailer as he ascends. Thrall and Jaina lend their aid by casting [Call Earth] and [Channel Ice] respectively but must be kept from being interrupted.
Stage Three: The Freedom of Choice
“Nothing can stop what is to come.”
Sylvanas follows the traverse of the players greeting them for a final showdown between Death and inevitability in the Jailer’s Master Plan.
Sylvanas drops a mount called “Vengence” it’s a manifestation of the hatred she has for Arthas.
Funny how she personally shatters the Jailer’s prison while making her getaway. At least we know one of the things we will see when we beat the Sanctum of Domination Raid: the part of Torghast peaking out of the Clouds in the Maw utterly destroyed!
Since Players still will need to do Torghast Layers the parts of Torghast not visible will be spared to be sure.
That’s the question, it seems like he manages to release Death and Death is actually the third phase of the fight. it doesn’t say if Sylvanas is killed or not but this fight drops a mount [A cool looking dark bird thing that’s a manifestation of her hatred for Arthas it says it’s flavoe text, a trinket containing Nathanos’s soul (which has a combination rage and simp (you sacrifice your own health to heal an ally) and her bow which has no model yet, just a filler.
Is it really true that his soul is a trinket? Idk, I find that extremely disappointing. Quite frankly I don’t even know what I would have preferred, him never being mentioned again, or… this.
Because it implies that he’s already gone through the manufacturing process of the Maw, and that his soul can’t really be saved? That thematically the one who argued that the Horde had worth, was utterly destroyed by the one who argued it had none. Well, I suppose it does reinforce that the latter option is most likely Blizz’s stance on the Red Faction if nothing else.
The trinket is labeled “Old Soldier” and contains an image of an orc so it’s fair to speculate it is in fact Saurfang’s soul.
But keep in mind, as long as a soul is in tact it can be saved. If the alternative was his soul was destroyed or tortured in the Maw, this at the very least saves him from Annihilation.