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== Legion == |
== Legion == |
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== Battle for Azeroth == |
== Battle for Azeroth == |
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** A currently unopened crypt near Karazhan has, among its many sections, a huge underwater area filled with dead corpses hanging upside down from huge chains, appropriately named ''[[Shout-Out|The Upside-Down]]'' ''[[Big Trouble in Little China|Sinners]]''. |
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*** Don't forget the part where if you turn off the music and turn the sound up, you can hear the sound of a muffled heartbeat in the background. |
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*** Another creepy part of Karazhan are the opera event bosses Romulo and Julianne. You can tell Karazhan is a messed-up and nightmarish place when it can turn two characters from one of the most well-known plays in Western literature into evil monsters. |
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***** Not to mention the "Tonight we plumb the depths of the human soul as a girl tries desperately to get home" narration before...heck, the whole Wizard of Oz opera which does the same thing to Dorothy and the gang. |
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*** "Oh I wish I had a heart... Say, can I have yours?" |
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*** "Oh at last, at last. I can go home..." * Shudders* |
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*** And don't forget the Lovecraftian beasts in the tower leading up to the terrace where Prince Malchezaar waits brooding...the way he always warn new players, "Don't go into the rooms! Go straight to the top!" is like something out of a horror novel. |
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** The notorious Children of Goldshire. The sheer horror is arguably amplified by the fact that - contrary to the other examples mentioned here - Goldshire is supposed to be a friendly and peaceful place, where you certainly don't expect to run into any bone-chilling evil presence. |
** The notorious Children of Goldshire. The sheer horror is arguably amplified by the fact that - contrary to the other examples mentioned here - Goldshire is supposed to be a friendly and peaceful place, where you certainly don't expect to run into any bone-chilling evil presence. |
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*** Fortunately, thanks to the ridiculously high amount of cybering that goes in Goldshire, the Children are pretty much ignored. |
*** Fortunately, thanks to the ridiculously high amount of cybering that goes in Goldshire, the Children are pretty much ignored. |
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