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C'Thun is the first of the Old Gods to emerge from the Seal. C'Thun is named after his servants, the Qiraji. He was defeated in a battle in Silithus (where he may have killed a Titan), or he may have been defeated by a Titan. C'Thun was thought to have been destroyed, but he has now reappeared as the mastermind behind the Qiraji. He is trapped deep in the abandoned Temple of Ahn'Qiraj.

There, for thousands of years he used his abilities to control the Qiraji insects, gradually taking control of all of Silithus.

Another well-known ancient god is Yogg-Saron. Yogg-Saron is one of the ancient gods in Warcraft, just like C'Thun. Yogg-Saron is called the Thousand Maws, or the Thousand Maws. Yogg-Saron is said to have a thousand mouths. Yogg-Saron is the second to appear after C'Thun.

The names of the old gods in the game now. In the later areas, players will come into contact with more things related to Yogg-Saron. The name Yogg-Saron was first mentioned in Grizzly Hills, where there is a withered world tree, Vordrassil. Some bear monsters will tell adventurers that in ancient times, the night elf druids planted this world tree, but because the roots were too deep, they even reached the lair of the old god Yogg-Saron. The dark power of the old gods began to leak, and those night elf druids were afraid that Vordrassil would cause a huge disaster, so they destroyed the world tree. In "Wrath of the Lich King", some bear monsters living nearby began to replant Vordrassil, which was broken into three sections, and planned to resurrect the giant bear god Ursoc who died in the War of the Ancients. In the end, Ursoc

He was resurrected by the bear monsters, but he had been contaminated by the Old Gods. With the help of adventurers and the Timbermaw bear monsters who had helped resurrect Ursoc, a druid finally purified Ursoc with the purified Dust of Vordrassil. Then in the Dragonblight, some caves in this place buried some strange ores called "Black Blood of Yogg-Saron", which were immune to all physical and magical damage and would only explode when exposed to Holy Light.

After being smelted by the Scourge, these ores were widely used in Scourge buildings, such as the Wrath Gate and Icecrown Citadel. In the ancient kingdom of Ahn'kahet, the Faceless forces of the Old Gods have already occupied this place. The surviving Azjolnerub guard Dismantler Kilix recounted the fact that in the war between the Lich King Ner'zhul and the Spider Kingdom, since the Azjolnerub people were defeated in the battle against the Undead Scourge, they would resort to digging deep holes to avoid the enemy. They dug deeper and deeper desperately, and finally caused a disaster. They inadvertently dug out a tentacle of the Old God, and it became a kind of

Creatures called Faceless Ones.

Eventually, the Azjolnerubians could no longer fight under attack from both sides, and thus lost the war against the undead and eventually their homeland. In a mine in the middle of Icecrown Glacier, a huge Faceless One is imprisoned. There are many Saronite ingots distributed here. Unlike the Black Blood of Yogg-Saron, this ore can absorb Holy Light. Fortunately, the Scourge did not master the method of smelting Saronite ingots. In this mine, the Lich King initially arranged some Vrykul miners to dig ore and use the blood of the Faceless One to strengthen the Scourge's equipment. However, the Old God soon infiltrated.

Here, the situation was immediately controlled by the Faceless Men. Almost all the miners were brainwashed by the Old God, including the adventurers who came here. Under the instigation of a certain voice, they released the imprisoned giant Faceless Man. Arthas's heart was placed in a place called the Abyss Altar, which was also infiltrated by the Faceless Men. It even seemed that the heart was contaminated by the Faceless Men. For safety reasons, the Lich King ordered the believers of the Curse God to

The disciple retrieved his heart from the Abyss Altar, and then the Ashbringer chopped Arthas' heart in the Dark Cathedral. Loken, the leader of the six Titan guardians set up by the Pantheon in Azeroth, seemed to have fallen into madness and seemed to have been corrupted by the Old Gods. He instigated a global dispute between the Storm and Rock Giants and took the opportunity to suppress them all. He unilaterally launched a freezing plan for the first generation of Seeds. He ordered the Iron Seeds, which he had higher control authority, to attack the Rock Seeds, which he had lower control over, and

At the same time, the Curse of Flesh and Blood is used to further weaken the power of the Rock Race. The ultimate goal seems to be to release the ancient god Yogg-Saron, create a dark world and ultimately counter the Pantheon. In the battle with Loken at Storm Peaks, Loken will say this: "My master once showed me the future, and there is no place for you. Azeroth will be reborn in darkness, Yogg-Saron will be released, and the Pantheon will be defeated.

It will eventually fall." And it has been entangled by some dark vines.

In addition, there is information showing that the Mantis worships the seven-headed Azshara, the ancient god. Another one is Nezhas, one of the ancient gods imprisoned in Azeroth by the Titans. Nezhas is mainly responsible for creating the "spark" of the Emerald Dream Nightmare, and he is also the main reason for Deathwing's corruption. Nezhas and the other two

The three old gods C'Thun and Yogg-Saron are in a hostile state. The third active old god. Driving Neltharion to the edge of madness. He may also be one of the reasons why Deathwing turned against the dragons in the War of the Ancients. N'Zoth may also be one of the whispers to Queen Azshara at the explosion. When Malfurion had a nightmare in the Dark Rift (Ornn's Rift), he felt an "ancient evil" based in the Emerald Dream, coming from a deep sea in Azeroth. That may be N'Zoth. We naturally think that N'Zoth may be in Vashj'ir ("Rorek" Dead Snail Fortress may be more accurate. This hint from the Scalding Rift is the faceless man who ordered the player to return to his master. There are many tentacles like Yogg-Saron in the sea shell bed and around the Scalding Rift that are fighting against the tentacles that may be N'Zoth. And there is a quest that says that there are three ogre mages (summoning tentacles in the sea shell bed) begging for dark forces, which may hint at the existence of an old god. Maybe the biggest

The evidence of the existence of the Old Gods is in Dyholm. In the Cataclysm, the Twilight followers, under the instruction of Deathwing, attempted to resurrect the giant faceless man "Slithering Thogs" who was killed by the stone giant sent by the Titans on the Dark Coast. The giant tentacled monster Nightmare Beast that appeared in Twilight Highlands also foreshadowed the appearance of this new Old God. It is the third Old God mentioned again in the official novel "Stormwrath", the God of Nightmare, Nezas. This Old God, whose true face has not yet been revealed, is hiding in the Great Vortex.

As mentioned earlier, the strength of a person is related to himself, but it can be more closely related to the world in which Jiang Jun lived in his previous life. It can be said that the more people know about him, the more frequently he is mentioned, and the more famous he is, the stronger he is.

The stronger it will be.

Compared with the various planets and main locations of the story in the entire universe of World of Warcraft, which one is more famous and which people are more famous, it goes without saying. On the other hand, as I just said, the strength of Titan and others has been weakened a lot in order to achieve a balanced effect. In this way, it is indeed the control of Azeroth that has reached a situation where both sides can compete.

The situation is not impossible.

If that were the case, the situation in their entire world would change, but it was uncertain to what extent it would develop.

And from what they just said, we can also see some clues.

Undoubtedly, the people of Azeroth can be said to be beginning to break away from the control of the Titans or the Burning Legion.

Although it cannot be called a four-nation war, it is definitely not as simple as an obvious alliance between two parties.

One is naturally to maintain the previous alliance relationship, but to change from cooperation with a strong sense of control to cooperation with an equal relationship. After all, it is not that simple to change the camp.

However, on the other hand, there is cooperation in territorial relations. Whether it is because of territorial disputes, or one party has other ideas, such as the invasion of the Burning Legion or other things, which makes them have other ideas about this piece of territory, it may trigger another

A type of dispute.

Just like the human race on the continent today, when facing foreign oppression, even if there are conflicts between countries, they have to unite.

And if such an idea really comes into being, it is not impossible that the local Alliance and other forces will unite with the Scourge and other forces to resist the control of foreign Titans.

If it were in the previous life, in real history, the Titans were an existence comparable to the God of Creation, and no other race could contend with them. Naturally, there would be no contradictions or disputes. They were completely relationships of two different levels.

It's like humans and bacteria. Even though there is some influence on each other, there is no real conflict.

It can't even be said to be bacteria, or it can be said that there is no connection at all between humans and the characters in movies and TV that they created.

However, it was different here. They had been forcibly placed in the same world. Immortals and mortals could not have too much intersection, but now, martial arts, Confucianism, various schools of thought, and even politicians all had fighting abilities comparable to those of immortals. So they were already

Put them together.

As a result, the two sides have intersections and even conflicts. Needless to say, the following is precisely because there are no fixed allies among the four parties, but there is some history between the Titans and the Fallen Titans. The original two alliances, the Pantheon and the Alliance, are naturally irreconcilable.

Shield. The relationship between the Burning Legion and the Scourge is also complicated.

It can be said that there is a possibility of an alliance between any two, but there is no stable alliance. It is precisely because of this incident that Jiang Jun's understanding of them has such a deviation, which has led to the current result.