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You may be able to slip away unnoticed, however. Here, take the results of our research, and bring them west. At Agmond’s End, you will find a gnome who knows what to do with these samples. Hurry, (name)! You mustn’t loiter here any longer than necessary! Quest Objectives Bring the Black Dragon Samples to Dr. Hieronymus Blam at Agmond’s End in the Badlands. Progression: Dr. Hieronymus Blam: Dr. H. Blam, at your service. How can I be of assistance to you today? Ooh! Science stuff! Let’s see what you’ve got here… Wild eggs? Blech. Useless. These are never any good. Ooooh, what’s this? Some sort of … pre-engineered egg? This looks promising, but I don’t want to know what Rhea had to do to get it. Hmm … yes, some very nice corpses. Very nice indeed. Alright, I’ll see what I can do.
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The turrets have two abilities: a regular shot, as well as an electrical overload, for when too many enemies get close! Heh, heh. Good luck. Oh, and look out for the big, slow troggs. You probably don’t want to let them anywhere near you. Quest Objectives Enter a Blam Turret, then survive four waves of trogg attacks. Progression: Dr. Hieronymus Blam: The results are in. I’ve identified traces of corruption in all three samples you brought me. Rhea will be quite disappointed. |
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North of here, the Reliquary has uncovered a new set of titan ruins beneath the sands. If there’s anything older and wiser than dragons, it’s titans. Heck, I’ve heard rumors that the titans CREATED the dragons. Talk to High Examiner Tae’thelan Bloodwatcher at their camp to the northeast. He’ll have more information than I do about these titans. What did I tell you? It’s a long shot. Quest Objectives Speak with High Examiner Tae’thelan Bloodwatcher at Bloodwatcher Point in the Badlands. Progression: High Examiner Tae’thelan Bloodwatcher: If you are not here to work, then please see yourself away from our excavation. Titans? You come to me, asking about titans? You’ve come to the right place, as we’re on the brink of discovering something big. You will, however, need to earn your keep first.
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The dwarves are fools. Fortunately, they die easily. You’ll find them digging into canyon walls north of here. Take whatever you can out of their stubby-fingered hands, then return it to me. Quest Objectives Obtain a Broken Chalice, a Dusty Vase, an Earthen Hieroglyph, and a Trogg Tool. Progression: High Examiner Tae’thelan Bloodwatcher: You’ve returned with liberated artifacts, I presume? Chalice … worthless. Vase … counterfeit. Hieroglyph … interesting, but rather common. What’s this? I’ve never seen trogg craftsmanship of this caliber! YOu’ve stumbled upon something rare indeed, (name). We must not be so hasty as to overlook the troggs. They may be simple, but they know things about the deep, hidden places of this world. You’ve performed well enough. Let’s talk titans, shall we?
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I really don’t like the idea of this purified Black Dragon.
Also, where are you hearing these rumors of a new book from?
Errf? Rumor? Do rumors also have ISBN numbers? 1416550887
=D
“Regardless, there are -rumors- of a new novel titled World of Warcraft: Thrall, Twilight of the Aspects by New York Times Bestselling author Christie Golden.”
That’s why I said rumors.
I’m surprised with evidence like that you haven’t made a newspost about it.
I know. I just remain loyal to Jaime Costas, even if she’s no longer at Simon & Schuster. I only post novel news “if” it comes straight from the publisher. Otherwise, even if the truth is out there right on my face (i.e. amazon, Barnes & Noble) — it’s a “rumor”.
Fret not. I already emailed the publisher to get any details. It’s someone new to deal with, but if any “official” details come out I will post them. Take in mind this early, due to contract legal matters — maybe — sometimes they aren’t allowed to talk about certain things.
I knew about Starcraft: The Dark Templar a year before its release, and I had to wait 10 months to interview Christie (for example).
Seems Christie Golden’s “trilogy” is more-or-less real, after all.
It’s a three-novels contract, not to be confused with a trilogy. A trilogy is a term usually used to determine a single-and-unified storyline is spread across three novels (volumes).
Starcraft: The Dark Templar, Warcraft: War of the Ancients, Diablo: The Sin War. All of these were trilogies.
World of Warcraft: The Shattering, and World of Warcraft: Twilight of the Aspects — these are two separate novels. Otherwise they would be titled with a single name, plus a chapter title.
Example: Starcraft: The Dark Templar (main title), Firstborn (chapter title)
Starcraft: The Dark Templar (main title), Shadow Hunters (chapter title)
Starcraft: The Dark Templar (main title), Twilight (chapter title)
Lol, I know what’s a trilogy, that’s why I wrote >”trilogy”trilogy<.
The storylines of the 3 books may be deeply related.