There certainly are a lot of them, aren't there?

I think I'd have to go with the Nexus War. Malygos, old friend...it shouldn't have ended that way.

Really? The Nexus War? Over things like the genocide of the draenei? Really?

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Well if we're going to include extradimensional events, sure, I'll have to reconsider. But on Azeroth I think the Nexus War was the most tragic. Perhaps not the most destructive, or the most horrific. But it made me the most depressed.

The death of Invincible.

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I will be typical and say Sundering. It ripped everything to pieces probably killed millions of creatures and people.

After that it would be Draenei being massacred. I felt really bad/sad reading about it.


Kind of glad that horse is dead.

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The deaths of Old Blanchy and Lurid.

Kind of hard to say, there are lots of tragedies. Sundering, draenei genocide, Terenas' Death and Arthas' fall to darkness etc.

I'm mostly tied between The Nexus War(yeah, I really liked Malygos, sue me) and Terenas' death along with Arthas' fall.

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The gnomes.
i feel for them.

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Are we talking about one specific event, or just a longer process? I've always felt that the fall of the human kingdoms is pretty awful. Just imagine how many people must've died, cultural stuff lost and so on.

that is true, they've had a lot of wars.
Just goes to show how tough the humans of Azeroth are.

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Agreed. Though how they have the numbers to be the main force of the Alliance is beyond me. Same goes for the orcs. Oh well.

You mean it wasnt a holiday?

Here I was looking for the next one to be announced

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Scourging of Lordaeron was pretty terrible.

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Alright, I'm sorry that it's off topic, but it has to be said.


Your signature is the most amazing thing on the internet.

must be conceiving as soon as possible every time or something.

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Certainly doesn't compare to some of the ones already mentioned but Muradin's "death" was tragic to me. Arthas and Muradin were really tight bros too.

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Draenei Genocide. A terrible, terrible thing.

The Scourge of Quel'Thalas, also.

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Every other force of the Alliance has been devastated as well or started off as small forces anyway, although I'm not sure how badly the Dwarves were hit. Same with the Horde.

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it seems to me the Dwarves have lost nothing of value in the past century or so.
Well, except for the Dark Irons.

But in general, the Dwarves have always succeeded and thrived.

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They should probably be presented as more powerful.

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At least they have a supposedly impenetrable fortress.

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The thing is, they were never very powerful to begin with.

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