and that burger king crown did not help at all
Iâd agree with Volâjin. I thought Varian went out heroically (in a good way) as well.
I canât really think of anyone else. Saurfang, maybe?
Arthas was sent off gracefully when he died in Wrath. It was the perfect ending for that character.
Turning him into an anima fart cloud was unnecessary.
Only gracefully retirement is the character players deletion, no fanfare ,no glory just gone.
I was really happy that Garrosh got his honourable death. He never wanted to be Warchief anyway, but Thrall was too human raised to understand a true orc.
I wasnât satisfied with that bs nonsense about how there must always be a lich king when Arthas was the first ever Lich King.
We went to Northern to kill Arthas and All the undead WHICH WE DID DO. We canonically had to take out every undead to reach ICC.
So that BS cheating stupid ending is why I was already considering quitting when Cataclysm rolled.
To quote a better movie:
âBut I stood up and shouted 'Have you all got amnesia? This isnât fair. They just cheated us! He didnât get out of the cokadoodee car!â
âThey always cheated like that in the chapter plays.â
I think Varian got the baddest exit of them all.
Telamundo or whatever his name is - LFD in Nazmir quest who sacâs himself for that stupid war - seemed pretty BA.
Saurfang felt good, too. He went out making the âwinningâ move as a sacrifice.
Best of all probably is MU Grommash and slaying Mannoroth
Disagree about Varian. It was memorable and shocking death, for sure. But ultimately I feel like he deserved better. Same goes for Volâjin. Tirion most certainly did not get the death he deserved. He was one of the most badass characters in WoW and he was written off like a chump. All three of those deaths were undeserved. Any one of them wouldâve felt so much more impactful if they didnât all happen at the same time; that just made them feel cheapâŚespecially Tirion.
Medâan, probably because heâs been forgotten about or just retconned out and honestly thatâs probably for the bestâŚI donât trust Blizzards writers with him.
He didnât really time travel to the future to begin with, so he technically time traveled to the past.
No he wasnât, Nerâzhul was the first. He was created by KilâJaden to raise an army of undead. There wasnât a need for a Lich King before Nerâzhul because there wasnât yet countless scourge to control.
No, the story in said book was dumb as hell too.
The worst to me is that arthas was basically turned into a basic tiny wisp in shadowlands. And the helm of domination, was turned into an ugly green quest reward.
I honestly picture it as the crown of wills, but with the same old helm of domination look. My goodness the new look is terribly ugly.
Varian died saving the alliance heroes and Jaina at least. He prevented a full massacre.
Tirion. Tirionâs death cut the deepest for me after he was the one who helped us take out Arthas. He was also played by Bernard Hill and I always liked his portrayal and the general character of Theoden. Tirionâs death hit different. Was a good character since Vanilla, too, to go out to this fel-empowered Gulâdan whom we freed at the beginning of WoDâŚ.
Yea, I know, it was a good deathâŚI just wish they had been a little more spread out. Happening all at once just made it feel cheap, like they were just getting them out of the way.
Yeah. Iâm sure it was heavily driven to push Anduin to the forefront and start to develop him as an unsure, slightly lost leader amidst his father dying.
Garrosh, who was introduced in burning crusade, tried to murder thrall and take over the Horde at the end of the expansion.
Definitely Saurfang too. I agree, Volâjin, Varian both, esp. Varian went out good.
In a way, so did Garrosh even though I donât want him to be dead.
That reminds me, while not major characters on the level of Varian or Volâjin, etc, the deaths at Wrathgate and that whole event is probably the best moment in WoW.
You take that back right meow! 
Mah boy deserved to be a raid boss or something in SL, not disenchanted in a 2 second clip.