When you start analyzing me wonder, why Arthas Ner'zhul chose, of all people, as their champion? ... Personally I think it was very much like Arthas Ner'zhul in many of their actions. Arthas, just as Ner'zhul, sacrifice everything for his people and pay any price to help your kingdom. That's why the old orc Arthas chose as the "container" of the Lich King, the mortal body that would bear his mark while there. Since its merger, Arthas and Ner'zhul became part of a single entity, they were only small parts of the Lich King's mind.
After Arthas put the Helm of Domination, the Lich King began to grow in power and influence as the years passed and he decided it was time to unleash his power on Azeroth, it was time the world felt the Wrath of the Lich King . In this expansion, many players were confused by trying to resolve how much of Arthas and Ner'zhul Lich King remained within, and to what extent the King himself controlled his actions. In the book written by Christie Golden "Arthas: Rise of the Lich King tells us most of the life of Arthas, ending when there are attacks on major cities of the Alliance and Horde. He explains the reasons behind the decisions of Arthas, and we are on their way to destruction, that led to the Frozen Throne. Keep enjoy this WOW Guide and continuo.
However, most people have paid little attention to the prologue and epilogue of the book. In the preface, shows one of the most revealing dreams Arthas. In the dream he is sitting on a large table with an orc and a very sick child. After that scene, we return to the life of Arthas. But in the epilogue, we return to dreams once again.
The Orc is Ner'zhul, or at least what is left of his mind, and take a moment to teach Arthas several visions that events will happen in the future. He showed the Alliance and Horde fight each other with a fury, the reconstruction of Quel'Thalas, and a brief overview of the Emerald Dream. When Arthas look at the child, realizes that he is, his last vestige of human spirit, his capacity for love and goodness, to feel pain. When Arthas realize who is the child, this begins to mourn, saying he still must be something good in it, because that child still exists. The boy said that "there is still hope and it's not too late," indicating that perhaps, Arthas could find redemption.
On hearing what the child says Arthas answers "But that should be ...." After that happens, the child is completely destroyed by the hand of Arthas. At that time, all doubts and fears of Arthas disappeared from her heart. If he wanted to give his best for his people, nfl jerseys, could not be carried away by these feelings. Seeing that the child killed Arthas, Ner'zhul began to laugh pleased, but seconds later, the old orc encountered the same fate as the child, being beheaded by the sword of Arthas.
It is here that the spirit of Ner'zhul "dies." It is also the time when mankind ceases to exist Arthas, just stay the Lich King, which is part of Arthas that shows no fear, doubt, pity or compassion. One could even say that Arthas ceased to exist when this happens, but maybe it makes sense to mention that was transformed from a human, a sociopath with no feelings ... Someone who only sees the world as an object to be conquered.
It has happened, I have spoken with many players confused, because in a mission, Arthas himself says, "I was once a shaman, but I think many have forgotten to read between the lines the rest ..." I was once a shaman ... but I'm not. "
This is why making the Lich King an even greater threat. The spirits of Arthas and Ner'zhul are weakened and disappeared, respectively, and now that entity known as the Lich King, unleashed their fury against all that oppose it, that is why the events of this expansion started up.
The Lich King was not preparing for war happened 10 years sitting on the Frozen Throne ... was fighting against himself. Once we got rid of those who stopped to destroy Azeroth (Arthas and Ner'zhul), it was time to implement his plan for world domination and his plague of undead.
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