I don’t know why but it just clicked and dawned on me all of a sudden and I think this will absolutely blow some peoples minds…
Firstly we have the Night Elves and the connection with Elune for Azeroth…
You know what we have in Draenor… the APEXIS and they worshipped the SUN…so NOT ELUNE (MU’SHA) but ANSHE
Azeroth is reality based on the reflection of the MOON while Draenor is an alternate view of that same reality but as a reflection of the SUN… Azeroth is the MOON while Draenor is the SUN that’s the connection between Azeroth and Draenor it’s the SUN and the MOON… MU’SHA and ANSHE, LIGHT AND SHADOW etc…
Yeah that’s the missing link Azeroth and Draenor and the Yin and Yang versions of the same thing…and because of that yin and yang you can enable a gateway to step between the two different reflections.
Arakkoa worship Rukhmar, she is not An’she… wtf?
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No it’s just names An’she was named Rukhmar for them… Both Elune and An’she are known by many names it’s just the aspect of the connection can you not see that…
Draenor is the SUN while Azeroth is the MOON. regardless of what name you give the entity that is an aspect of them. It’s Yin and Yang, Sun and Moon, Night and Day, Light and Shadow represented as a planet sized reflection of each other.
Please tell me you see this now…
Can you explain why this is important?
Okay Azeroth can’t exist with Draenor they are connected.
There is lore aspects around the fact the An’she left Azeroth where did he go? Draenor… While Draenor has very little in the way of anything connected to the Moon i.e Elune.
If you want to take the leap of faith/theory… Elune(Moon) and Anshe(Rukhmar, Sun) has issues that meant they couldn’t exist or cohabit in the same reality but they also needed a connection with each other. So what better way to solve a issue like this than to create two connected realities that allowed them to have their own version of the same thing that is tethered together to allow enough of the others energy through to allow for a balance in some way. It is also way not only the players but things like supposed long dead races like the Apexsis who have never been on Azeroth but all of sudden turn up as Time-Lost Sunseekers in Thraldrasus i.e on Azeroth. This is all very relevant
Is that in a book somewhere? I’m confused. Isn’t he just that Tauren sun god?
Thr Apexsis turn up in Thaldraxxus because they come through time rifts. That’s Bronze Dragon stuff which is tied to this kind of thing.
That is not true. Both hadn’t been connected for tens of thousands of years prior to the Dark Portal. Comparatively, they have been disconnected with only a minor blip where they’re connected at all.
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Rukhmar incidentally was treated in Burning Crusade as a Guy but was revealed as a Girl in Warlords of Draenor.
If Rukhmar is indeed a legitimate Sun Goddess then she died because the Old Gods injured her or Anzu…
Anzu… An’shuul the Cosmic Wanderer…
Aha! Anzu was the one injured not Mu’sha’s sibling. Anzu is Anshe!
The Earthmother’s other Eye(besides Mu’sha) was Xal’atath(explaining the Moon Symbol on her face).
An’shuul was injured somehow in his fight with the Old God we encounter in Burning Crusade and fled into the Veil only manifesting his Raven Avatar to people looking for him.
I strongly suspect that the Void we breach in Aberrus is the Depths of Sethe and he sent one of his Eyes to Azeroth from the Void-warped depths of Anzu’s stomach as C’Thun… Rukhmar and Anzu are the Sun Gods while Mu’sha and Xal’atath are Moon Gods born from the Earthmother.
Yes… Sethe is a Void Lord… C’Thun is one of his Eyes and N’Zoth another part of him made a deal with Xal’atath to exchange the Eye she inhabited for Sethe’s Eye. Sethe the God of Midnight now has the Blue Eye of Night in exchange his own Golden Eye of Midnight.
Now where is the 2nd Eye? Also where is he going to replace his Heart, Blood and Hunger since Xal’atath grabbed that for the Earthmother(whom I am certain is the Archnemesis of Elune)? INB4 someone suggests he go straight to the Pools of Sethe.
The Crooked Serpent with no Eyes watches from the Endless Sky… He will be the Big Bad of Midnight to be sure! A battle against Sethe inside as Anzu’s stomach AKA the Void in the Cosmic Realm of Shadow that Anzu hid within where we must slay the Wind Serpent God of Midnight causing his final demise.
Yes… the Veil is indeed the Cosmic Realm of Shadow and the Void is merely the pocket Dimension within Anzu’s stomach born from Sethe’s power of Midnight. A sleeping revived Serpent clawing his way into Reality from a Pocket Dimension in the depths of a Bird’s stomach… Soon he will be dead at our hands within his own Realm and the revived Raven God will rule the Void in his place.
Wouldn’t be surprised if Rukhmar ate the Earthmother just as Anzu ate Sethe and for Rukhmar to become Elune herself with her husk even resurrected without her consciousness(still in the Realms of Life) still called Rukhmar.
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I’m not sure if I follow any of this. Now I am regretting commenting at all.
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To add on evidence for my theory:
Gloomseeker Yarga says: “With their dying breaths, they cursed the world.”
We know Sethe did such a thing and he matches the idea of a Crooked Serpent. Whose to say that Rukhmar didn’t eat an enemy like Anzu did and her consciousness descended into her food’s pocket dimension the Gardens of Life as she took over it under the name Elune forcing her food to side with the Void?
It’s worth remembering that the MU arakkoa legends became something of a shambles between their civilization being demolished by the Horde and Draenor exploding, annihilating their homeland in the process. A bunch of stuff we saw there misattributes things between Anzu, Rhukmar and Terokk (even implying in some cases that they might be the same person), Sethe himself is seemingly omitted entirely (aside from the Sethekk cult retaining their name), a few bits and pieces of old Apexis rumors are sprinkled here and there and there’s even Old God stuff blended into the mix.
So what we learned about Draenor’s three known wild gods in Outland is a bit of a jumbled mess because it’s presented by numerous disjointed cults each piecing together different incomplete stories from the respective fragments of their theology that they’ve managed to hold onto, and none of them really have a complete (or especially accurate) understanding of how things really were. Especially with the Adherents - the most likely keepers of extensive physical records - wiped out, their city destroyed along with Arak, and the Outcasts scattered across Outland as several regionally isolated doomsday cults.
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Just speculating what if the Blue Child is actually not a moon or a planet but actually a Blue Dwarf Stars essentially stars that are formed when a Red Dwarf Star has finished fusing its hydrogen and is ready to move on. So could that Blue Child actually be what remains of An’she on Azeroth. It would also make sense for the rest of An’she to be burned out i.e Wandering the Void say like something called An’shuul the Wandering Star in the void.
Just a thought not saying it is or isn’t but could make sense and be an interesting thing.
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Haha, I’ve been speculating on the implication of a ‘dark sun’ since the fairytale book came out. There’s some overlap here with mythology, alchemy and psychology. The Dark Sun is a Jungian concept, there’s a book called The Black Sun: Alchemy and the Art of Darkness by Stanton Marlan, that describes it all, but Darkness or Shadow is a metaphor for depression and suicidal thoughts, toxicity, malice, the “eternal struggle” etc
congruent with Jungian concepts of the “shadow self.” And the Sun = Ego (false self). Basically it’s psycology of overcoming negative experiences or the human experience with ancient metaphors of ‘crossing the Abyss’ towards spiritual freedom. I do think these concepts of soul redemption through shadow work, confronting the ‘dark side’ in all of us, is going to be a huge theme in The War Within. (That what the title is refering to, the war within aka between good and evil.)
An’she could be a really good metaphor for overcoming darkness. Or a warning about the pitfalls of dwelling in negativity or being consumed by ego.
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There is a whole zone on Draenor that is bathed in perpetual moonlight by draenor’s GIGANTIC moon. So not sure what you’re talking about here
In Draenor you have a clan that dedicated itself to studying the stars and the moon, the Shadowmoon orc clan.
You have a moon that shed shards that fell near the Alliance base and a night elf was studying them in a moon well, however the rest of those quests were discarded.
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Draenor is a different solar system alltogether and has two moons and a red sun. Also wtf why we still use that name where is the Orc spelling for their own homeworld.
I wonder if the aliens in Alpha Centauri worship Apollo.
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