Top 10 Most Brutal Deaths in WoW

[@erikvasco53]

As a long-time and staunch Horde player, the death of Varian Wrynn was absolutely brutal. He was one of the few Alliance members I had a lot of respect for and watching his death in Legion made me respect his character even more.

[@phantom0456]

I’m a huge Garrosh fan, but Varian would’ve effed him up, especially earlier on when he was largely untested and Varian was an established badass.

[@Sara-it9se]

@@phantom0456 Varian did eff him up pretty badly actually and almost killed him in the Wolfheart novel when the Horde was invading Ashenvale. Garrosh may have been brutal and bloodthristy but Varian was overall the better and more skilled warrior.

[@PrimarchRoboleonFrenchyman]

The most orcish human, Lo'Gosh 🐺

[@tengr6068]

​@@Sara-it9se if you match charcters, do it in fair way. you can't just match booned plot armor wearing guy with garrosh.

[@catdenn8064]

Yseras death, for me, is the most memorable death in the whole game. The dragon lore is my favorite, so seeing her fall was heart-wrenching! Definitely deserved the spot on this list!

[@jimb8601]

I expected it to be higher on this list. The cinematic after her slaying was perfect and gave me chills.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

the song that plays makes the rain come, it's such a rainy day.

[@jwc5448]

I agree. It was a great scene to watch but absolutely heart-breaking...

[@cabrondemente1]

Took me several minutes to process that Ysera was actually dead for good. As a Druid main it hurt even more to watch her go. 😢

[@abyssalserpent3679]

I'm surprised that Varimathras didn't make it on this list, seeing how after he failed at summoning Sargeras during WotLK he was brutally tormented in Antoras, the Burning Throne for his failure until the player characters put an end to him and his suffering.

[@devastator6570]

He was tortured so horrifically that he lost his jaw and when you do fight him, it’s as like he never feels pain because the torture he suffered was so much worse than we can imagine

[@Geraldo_Rivian]

He didn't die from his torture...so no...

[@Shifsabre]

What's even more brutal is that he didn't break, even after years of constant torture, as his exposed muscle throbbed in agony, and what was left of his body did everything it could to hold itself together. All that was on his mind during his final moments was killing the player, making up for his failure in the past. He didn't even THINK about the torture he'd just been through, and shrugged it off for the opportunity in front of him.

[@Geraldo_Rivian]

@@Shifsabre all for the glory of his lord the vampire guy

[@gameharmony8775]

I actually cry watching Varian’s death cinematic. The music in the background as you watch your king get turned into a cloud of fel energy. After all the expansions that he was featured in, that death can’t be anything but 1 in my book for the emotion it brings forth

[@charlayned]

The tears flowed, I still tear up running alts in that quest line. For the Alliance.

[@godlygamer911]

Varian really should have been number 1

[@kofebabo9465]

He is still alive in all of us, the true face of Lo'Gosh can and will never die! For the Alliance! For Varian himself!

[@charlayned]

You did Theramore, but I will contend that the burning of Teldrassil was as horrific as it got. I played through both and I literally cried as I couldn't save everyone and knew they would burn to death. I am not sure, still to this moment, that I can forgive Sylvanas completely. My very first character was night elf and I have such memories of her (started in 08 at BC). Of course, Varian's death hit hard, so did Ysera's. Blizz just keeps messing with our emotions.

[@mickiejade6709]

Yeah, the immersion was great, just standing there like "What...?" Seeing you had to rescue like, 300 people or how many it said in your questlog.

[@daysleeper7209]

​​@@mickiejade6709 And then that you couldn't get all of them. That was heartbreaking. I was crying.

[@plummet3860]

get a grip ya melt

[@olliewithane6933]

What i really like in the cinematic at 9:55 you see gul'dans expression change a bit, like he is thinking "damn he is stronger than i thought" and intensifies the fel. It shows that Varian has such a strong spirit, it startles even one of the most powerful warlocks in the lore.

[@meltingatom]

No honorable mention for Crusader Bridenbrad? He went through essentially wow chemo therapy, and still died. Rip

[@Geraldo_Rivian]

Well he did go to light's paradise so no

[@rearmarker1465]

Am I the only one who thinks Saurfang should be on the list? yeah his death wasn't percived as brutal, but i wouldn't want to go through it either he never knew if anything he did was meaningfull, he had to give up everything over and over again ending with his life in the end, that is in my opinion more brutal than anything. And he didn't even get his wish granted to die like a warrior in a mak'gora since sylanas vaporizes him with magic

[@charlayned]

His was another I missed being on the list. Another tearful moment for me. I got to love him during that whole thing. Honor above everything but family...and the Horde.

[@Geraldo_Rivian]

No. This is a video on top 10 brutal deaths. If you want to add sentimentality to the list, there are countless NPCs over the years that take the spot. Hell rhonin sacrificed his life to shield jaina, maraad died without ever meeting his nephew, main timeline guldan was torn apart by demons, staghelm junior was ripped in two in front of his father, malorne got his neck broken by archimonde and he relives this moment countless times while in the emerald nightmare, all the ppl who slowly burned inside teldrassil. Hell every naaru that has ever darkened become so in a slow and tortured manner. John j keeshan thought his company had all died to the orcs and for years he tried to bury the guilt and pain by hunting orcs... Only to be reunited with his pals later ... And then to loose them again...

[@Wodferd]

Unreasonably bothers me whenever I see someone still saying that using magic in a Mak'gora is cheating: it's not. The only things unallowed in a Mak'gora are whatever the fighters agree to ban when they have their fight When Baine and Garrosh fought they agreed on single weapon combat - Garrosh "cheated" because his weapon was poisoned without his knowledge In the movie, Guldan didn't even cheat when he used magic, it was just fel magic and fucked up beyond anything the rest of the orcs had seen and they all had a visceral reaction to it In the Wrath pre-patch when Thrall and Garrosh fight for the first time in Org, Thrall uses magic. No one complained, because it was totally fine for him to do that. Thrall frying Garossh in Nagrand wasn't cheating.

[@andrewbusz9106]

I wish people would stop pushing that narrative of Thrall cheating, as well. Thrall uses the same shaman magic, aside from the rock hand, in both mak'goras with Garrosh. Wind and lightning. The only difference is the WoD mak'gora is to the death, so the lightning fries him. Proof that in the modern mak'gora pre-Wrath, Thrall was holding back his abilities to not destroy Garrosh immediately.

[@Barsee23]

i think thrall using magic in the first one was just a part of his default attack animations as an npc when he enters combat and was never meant to be a canon part of the story

[@edwardness7497]

not that I would say that Thrall cheated, maybe Garrosh was an idiot or arrogant considering previous times they had fought... but thrall didn't fight with magic, he executed him with magic...

[@thejoeapparition1637]

Something I’d like to point out is that when gul dan is siphoning out varians soul, you can see him visibly struggle to do so by looking at his facial expressions. Varian was such a bad ass and was so strong willed that even one of the most powerful warlocks in lore was having trouble killing him.

[@ryanadams9725]

Honourable mention to the ghost NPCs outside Scholomance? Repeatedly killed and resurrected by ghouls at the command of the Butcher amongst many other things.

[@daysleeper7209]

Good one

[@Barsee23]

surprised the teldrassil deaths aren't on here

[@Dragerik123]

Teldrassil, the Wrath Gate having people’s faces melt off, and Vaelastrasz the Corrupt. He was fully conscious throughout the fight apologizing for killing players, similar to some of the earlier mentions on the list

[@edwardness7497]

it is a living thing, valid honourable mention...

[@devastator6570]

I would add my boy Uther. Beaten bloody and broken by Arthas. When he is stabbed, his soul is literally ripped in two causing his soul in SL to have a huge gash in his chest, which still years later causes immense pain

[@Subject_Keter]

It killed him so hard he made bad choices.

[@adriangar95]

Where is Zuni??!! No joke for me was the most painfull death as player. (He was the troll friend who accompanied you in the initial troll area in case anyone doesn't know him by name.)

[@icebergerplays9639]

JUSTICE FOR ZUNI!!!!

[@xeronylloyd21]

Varian’s death was the best one and the most sad for me. An excellent leader who sacrificed himself for his men, fought until death, and didn’t let Gul’Dan break his spirit in the end.

[@blo2491]

Shout-out to Warbrave Oro, and the greatest and most ballsy hero of Azeroth, Broxigar the Red. You will never be forgotten.

[@Blazieth]

I am... confused by your description of Theramore. While its founder was technically Kul Tiran, Theramore was _not_ a Kul Tiran state. It was an independent City State founded by Jaina, and _forcibly taken over_ temporarily by her father Daelin. After whose death, rule returned once more to Jaina, who was declared an enemy of Kul Tiras for her part in Daelin's death (that being, for the most part, standing back and doing nothing to stop it, and indeed inviting the Horde in)

[@Geraldo_Rivian]

It was a pseudo kul tiran state, since jaina didn't object the takeover like a ruler should, most of the theramore guard were either kul tiran or softy for daelen's agenda....and also theramore being a port city made it so that it's most powerful assets(fleet) was heavily inspired by kul tiran standards

[@moscanaveia]

The establishment of Theramore is a little muddy as it happens off-screen on WC3, so I'm not sure if it is mentioned elsewhere in the lore. But I always imagined it was a home for ragtag alliance members whom Jaina managed to convince to travel west to Kalimdor due to Medivh's prophecy. I always thought that would include high elves, dwarves and mostly Lordaeron humies

[@Blazieth]

@@Geraldo_RivianJaina didn't openly oppose Daelin's _hostile takeover_ because he was her fucking FATHER and she desperately wanted to find a peaceful solution to the war he was trying to restart. When she couldn't find one... she took the only option left to her to preserve the peace she was fighting for; allow the Horde to kill him. And of course there are similarities to Kul Tiras, its ruler was originally from Kul Tiras. That does not make it a Kul Tiran state. Especially since, as pointed out, there are a lot more than Kul Tiran humans there.

[@UrbanBeauty166]

Ysera's death will always bother me for not only how much it hurt her but the execution. She was not a raid boss in the Emerald Nightmare and being killed in a quest is an insult to her importance for me. It also bothers me how Cenarius was able to be redeemed but they felt a need to slay Ysera. Tyrande did this because she wanted to stay true to Elune, but Elune did nothing when the burning of Teldrassil took place except hope the night elven souls would find a home in Ardenweald. Ysera may be back in Ardenweald but even in Dragonflight she is a very minor character, she does nothing with the brief resurrection she was given. I just feel as if she was done dirty and quickly killed off at the beginning of Legion for no reason.

[@moscanaveia]

Raid bosses are loot piñatas and the only reason players want to kill them quickly is to lessen the amount of hours spent in the raid

[@UltimateGamerCC]

Varian and Ysera's deaths still bring tears out of me, Ysera got to come back and say her goodbyes, so there is some comfort in that. as an altaholic i have witnessed these deaths again and again, never gets easier.

[@BDESal]

How garrosh killed krom’gar made me fall in love with him

[@Geraldo_Rivian]

How he killed everyone at theramore made Osama fall in love with him

[@BDESal]

@@Geraldo_Rivian lmaooo

[@edwardness7497]

I thought it was great doing the quest line initially, post his WotLK stuff where he was his honourable self... but then it kind of went out the window pretty quick... general consensus, even by the devs, quest was awesome, but also didn't make sense and they messed up putting it in, or, leaving it in...

[@Juicestarr]

I've always been a horde player, but Varian went out like a fking G! A good heroic death with a bad ass line will always get me lol.

[@GenericUsername-qp1ww]

And Voljiin died like a bitch to trash mobs

[@nishoku1722]

SL and DF kinda made ysera death pointless, really wish they just went with Ysera being reborn or becoming one with the dream and cannot leave

[@straighttalkwithkyle7947]

Crusader Bridenbrad was an absolute gut punch especially after finding out it was a goodbye to one of the developers brothers who died in real life.

[@Tuedelluetti]

The music playing around 10:00 during the Varian and Tirion Segments is so nice. Can't seem to find it, anyone knows what it's called? :)

[@Tuedelluetti]

nvm it's "At the Bar Again" by Franz Gordon

[@heromcdohl]

I'm pretty sure dying in a giant fire (Teldrassil) is worse than being insta-gibbed by a mana bomb. And then having to do the quest of trying to evacuate as many people as you could, damn well knowing there was a bunch of people you missed.

[@Nilllan]

Varian death cinematic always kills me, i remember i was in such a good mood on the legion release and then just started crying when that happend.

[@TheKobasen]

Since you insert people, i thought you'll mentioned teldrasil massacre as well...

[@blaze5679]

To add to the Madness of Deathwing’s encounter’s brutality, the entire fight is a race to interrupt his cast of Cataclysm, which ends the world and wipes the raid if allowed to complete. How do you stop this cast? By “killing” his tentacles, which severs his limbs and the agony is enough to break his concentration. Not sure if there’s been another example in-game of a boss’s mechanics being based around their own suffering.

[@Saimeren]

5:24 Just a note to the editor that sais Thrall cheated.. I would like to point out to you that's a Warcraft movie thing.. And the movie isn't canon.

[@jwc5448]

In the book Tides of Darkness (I believe) You read about Jania walking through Theramore after the bomb. She finds the bodies of her bodyguard and apprentice. Kindy was her apprentice and you really felt the pain when she went to touch her and she crumbled to dust. Her father is still in Dalaran outside on the the inns.

[@MustyOnur]

While I was in #4 death, I said myself "I hope Rhonin or Theramore is this video", then I saw it as #2, so I was relief that Theramore has been remembered. But you missed one character here.. Kinndy Sparkshine.... "She was killed when Garrosh Hellscream destroyed the city with a mana bomb, her corpse bombarded with so much magic that she disintegrated into a pile of violet sand when Jaina touched her body. It was this moment, losing someone so bright, young and full of promise, that made Jaina snap." I'm kinda sad that Kinddy wasn't there in Theramore section, her's is also one of the brutal deaths in Warcraft History...

[@daysleeper7209]

That was so sad.

[@sephestra.]

I get teary and whatnot every time I play through Ysera's death. I was traumatized the first time, though. My husband legit thought something bad happened irl when he heard me crying.

[@TheWindcrow]

Watching Ysera die and be taken by Elune was beautiful and I did tear up. T-T

[@Drahkotherogue]

You forgot the burning of Teldrassil. I think that should have been #1 or at least on the list

[@LumiereInfinity]

Seriously this game sometimes have some really brutal moments and lore, Scholomance still gives me the creeps.

[@edwardness7497]

plenty of non-main character brutal deaths which are ironically more brutal than some of these deaths...

[@RaimaNd]

Yseras, Tirions and Varians Deaths always make me cry.

[@carloscrispens4816]

Legion really gave game of thrones treatment to many main characters.

[@Lizard1582]

BfA was really weird because I remember so fondly playing it, but half the zone stories flew over my head because I was only Horde for it.

[@en21b]

The most important fact that separates Krom'gar's actions from Garrosh's is that Theramore, while a city, was a major military hub for the Alliance. Theramore was a major military base for most of the Alliance's incursions into the vastly Horde held regions of Kalimdore. Thal'darah was just a learning center for those wishing to follow the path of the Druids of Azeroth. These situations are the equivalent of the military bombing of Pearl Harbor at the onset of WW II and the destruction of the World Trade Towers on 9/11 respectively.

[@lukeritchey2907]

I am sorry to tose who like Garrosh, but in my opinion he deserved so much worse.

[@daysleeper7209]

Agreed. Of all the villains in the game, he's the only one I actually hate.

[@xaero98]

Garrosh did nothing wrong

[@MarceloSousa92]

Just a minor correction, Theramore was not originally a Kul Tirian base. It was founded by Jaina, her father later occupied the city briefly (and was killed there by Rexxar) and then Jaina reassumed leadership.

[@-Miasimon]

The worst thing about that whole *alleged* bombing on Theramore, was that it wasn't thorough.

[@Geraldo_Rivian]

Big L for Kairoz.... getting killed by a orc warrior and that too when you have the power to see the future and can fly

[@masonlachance5670]

Yseras death makes me cry every single time I see it... I have never been so heart broken by a videogame

[@Auditioneere]

I actually cried when Ysera died too, glad I wasn't alone on that. I think that's the only time in the entire 20+ years I've played WoW that I cried during the game.

[@koothak]

I'm shocked the Burning of Teldrasil, or Vol'Jin's death, weren't on this list.

[@Subject_Keter]

Fordring death is just brutal man, the Lights strongest champion at the time literally has his bubble broken and tortured so much not even healing could bring him back. That just messed up.

[@justacat472]

the horde will never be forgiven for running away and letting Varian die, forever marked as cowards.

[@Hurtydwarf]

4:48 That note isnt correct, he also had goblins working for him. So it was orcs and goblins horde.

[@DotComp99]

Legion may have been the last expansion I personally think was good rollercoaster of iconic characters (sadly) but the redemption of Illidan and the end of the agony from the burning legion was great Although most of the iconic characters died, I thought it just showed just how powerful the legion was

[@AstonishingClips]

some of these are so detailed!

[@cabrondemente1]

I was expecting Runas the Shamed here, he suffered through withdrawal for months before finally dying.

[@ToastyMcGrath]

Surprised Varimathras didn't make it onto the list. Dude had his skin peeled off and chunks carved out of him for a decade.

[@Lizard1582]

visually, the most brutal death for me has been that NPC being blended into ground meat by the turtle boss in BfD (revamped version).

[@Catswaga]

Am I the only one that feels like Arthas had one of the most brutal deaths of them all? After frostmourne gets broken and all the souls start attacking and suffocating him + the players pummeling him at the end. And not to mention his real self being trapped inside by frostmourne and the helm of domination that whole time only able to watch as he commits some of the worst atrocities on azeroth.

[@DefendersOfShattrath]

i really cried for ysera and varian when is first saw the cutscenes...

[@Xtra.chrispy9]

Wasn’t Sylvanas stabbed in the collarbone area? Not stomach? I know I’m being knit-picky here lol

[@Tothro]

What happened in Theramore was despicable, but ultimately unavoidable: Theramore was a valid military target, there were footsoldiers and marine present and the outpost many times insisted on expanding into Horde terrytory, constantly. It was a mistake to allow setlers onto the outpost.

[@MSinistrari]

Theramore was a more valid military target than Camp Taurajo where the Alliance attacked after the hunters had gone out and left the only escape route for the civilians straight into Quillboar territory.

[@ericneilson1198]

A corrupted Ysera would've been a great flying mount.

[@Poldx]

ysera's death cutscene :( i am not crying... you're crying... :(

[@bobdole7451]

I figure Varian actually got off pretty easy considering the circumstances. Guldan could literally have locked him up and tortured him for days before killing him. What he did was probably the closest thing to mercy Guldan has ever done.

[@TheLesoro]

Actually Nzoth has demanded two raid fights to defeat him as well

[@veerymrappy]

he most spooky, tragic and definitely a brutal death for me is smoochums from bfa drustvar, not any big lore hero npc or anything, "just" a cat from a short horror story side questline, sacrificed by a creepy child witch in a tiny village at an "innocent" tea party. you can get him as a ghost kitty pet after finishing the questline by literally buying his bloody heart as the item you learn the pet from. i mostly rememeber bfa stories today, 3 more came up, they were maybe not the most physically brutal but all undeserved, absurd and twisted, i got oddly touched by lady ashvane of all things, i know she was a quite petty villain but the story how you should never bargain with powers more powerful and even more evil than you never ends well was something else. then there was thomas zelling, a tidesage in stormsong turned undead at his own wish because he was gonna die anyway, and in the end executed by sylvanas in her most evil phase for an act of something so ironic as an act of free will against one of her worst acts, then there was elsie benton, another forsaken victim of sylvanas, was a bfa book not an ingame npc, but she does have a an ingame grave in arathi highlands.

[@TeasLouise]

Y'seras had me tearing up. Early on, the Tear of Elune didn't disappear from you when you put it in the Temple altar. I still have mine in the bank. Gul'dan, on the other hand, had me cheering inside. Deserved disintegration. Varians was really harsh and shocking. It caused me to deliberately go for the 'Sword of Wrynn' title. But nothing touched me like Y'sera. Only thing close was getting Tarecgosas' staff. That was emotional as well, in a different way.

[@PavelA-x5w]

You didn't mention battle for wrathgate.

[@Ithrial420]

Im still pissed about Tyrions death. Why wasnt it a cinematic?!?! Can you imagine the outrage if they did the same to Varian

[@YoshuPL]

Time for most MEMORABLE AND SAD deaths. With King Varian and Saurfang on tops

[@UltimateGamerCC]

i dont see Saurfang's death as Brutal, it was what he wanted most. and with the new Orc Heritage line, we know he's with his son now, and at peace.

[@Barsee23]

@@UltimateGamerCC that's why he said memorable/sad

[@feetoorourke]

Saurfang's son in WotLK is top for me.

[@varlak9061]

I mean to be honest it's more brutal getting carved up by the players

[@shaleenthepunk8568]

I'm 2nd gen when it comes to players. Unfortunately, my own family has proven to be worse than any game with this sort of thing. I heard many stories of long and drawn-out death but all I ever seemed to see in my family happened suddenly. Great video though!

[@MShawna221]

Hey hirumaredx, can you redo the longest boss fights in wow, think that would be a pretty interesting watch ❤

[@ffarkasm]

How come Eva and Lucien Sarkhoff are not on the list?

[@badrinath5306]

Thrall didn't cheat!!! The rules of Mok gorah are never stated in game or books. In the makgorah thrall and garrosh had before this just before Wotlk, Garrosh is actually mad that thrall didn't use the elements cause it meant he never saw him as a challenge. He was holding back. In other words it's not cheating!! Thrall lost the elements cause of his own depression of killing someone who was like his own son, who just a few years older than him.

[@xeronylloyd21]

Mak’Gora must involve the same amount of weapons in the given duel. Garrosh had Gorehowl and Thrall had Doomhammer. But then Thrall called forth 3 additional different weapons to kill Garrosh. Fire, Wind and Earth. If Garrosh had 3 more weapons, it would have been fair, but this way it was cheating.

[@Subject_Keter]

​@@xeronylloyd21 I think if anyone should of been able to bust out of that earth grasp, it would be Garrosh. Dude is r i p p e d.

[@daysleeper7209]

They did Ysera so wrong; she should have at least been a boss. And i can't believe Teldrassil wasn't on the list. It could have been #1.

[@EpicLootBox786]

Oh my God there are many in Classic quest's of alot of small bosses but yea they had good quest lines

[@Ryan-xs9px]

Vol’jin erasure is crazy

[@starryskies9655]

It’s endlessly annoying how they butchered Sylvanas in later expacs, making her more and more cartoonishly evil.

[@huberteichson8304]

Omg, i wished for this topic some months ago.

[@DKHZStudio]

I would say the ebon blade attack on the Scarlet enclave was also a bit brutal( OG DK start experience)

[@MSinistrari]

The Ebon Blade turning on the paladins to get a new horseman in the Order Hall quests was brutal especially with the sting of it coming from allies.

[@DKHZStudio]

And attack on the ruby dragon shire for the Classmount

[@doomwolf7963]

Varian’s death is so brutal 😢

[@edwardness7497]

Tirion would've made a good horseman...

[@Caady]

The death of the canon Gul'dan was much more brutal Bro got his flesh ripped of his bones by demons... 10/10 would not recommend

[@Necrodoge]

i mean technically the n'zoth fight and dathea are 2 raid fights

[@lct23]

So….didnt wanna talk about how blizzard murdered the fuck out of arthas?

[@charlayned]

I don't think Arthas is completely gone. There's some discussion that the piece of him that went into Anduin is still there. It'll be interesting to see how or if that plays out.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

deserved, he brought nothing but damnation and terror to Azeroth, you simp for a monster.

[@IanStrain23328]

@@charlayned No doubt a tiny bit of Arthas is in Anduin, and I think if another major thing happens to Anduin, I can see that tiny bit of Arthas' soul wanting to come out and either help him or make him try and take over. Depends on which version of Arthas' soul it is.

[@noctusowl]

@@IanStrain23328 Don't you fret, a new expansion will take us to Oblivion where Arthas, the Jailer and all the Mawsworn we slayed in Torghast will be waiting for us.

[@catxborsuq1]

@@charlayned I dunno, Blizzard has been going out of their way for the past few years to make Arthas seem worse, starting with Exploring Eastern Kingdoms where they RUIN one of the most clever parts of Arthas Rise of the Lich King novel, then the whole of Shadowlands, then Sylvanas book where is his portrayed as a cruel man-child that's also described as a fool, and then Exploring Northrend were Muradin carves names of his brothers into his weapon and includes some random frost dwarf but not Arthas. Blizzard killing his soul felt like "he wasn't that cool, now he's gone, move on" to the fans, so I kinda doubt they''d really bring him back. Of course, after that insulting travesty they should. The ending of his story in Wrath was perfect, they shouldn't have messed with it, and especially not like that.

[@hyperstimmed]

You guys need a proofreader/editor to catch things like where you called the cataclysm "the shattering"

[@Geraldo_Rivian]

Big L for the horde to not use the mana bomb on the legion forces at tomb of sargeras

[@noctusowl]

That would only send them to the Twisting Nether to return again through the portal. But Guldan would be dead permanently.

[@Geraldo_Rivian]

@@noctusowl would it? The tomb was saturated with fel energy and the demons were pouring into azeroth through the felstorm....I say if they use the mana bomb on the fel storm, the legion forces closest to it would definitely die a permanent death..... As permanent as death can be after shadowlands

[@Voidenergy1814]

You forgot Teldrassil

[@MidnightOfRain]

deathwing being impaled in northrend is actually the worst and most graphic i think

[@almosender2273]

The. Burning. Of. Teldrassil?!

[@sachinjungade9265]

I felt sad only for yusera and varian.

[@jesusruiz2581]

u missed the Jailer, that man got turned off

[@UltimateGamerCC]

pfft, nothing less than he deserved, since he wanted to Thanos snap us all.

[@witchelia]

one of the most brutal deaths for me was burning of teldrassil alas death of thousands of elves

[@Alexander-rk4cu]

i think, Varians death is one of the worst, (not in terms of writting) but in terms of consequences. Varian had been a strong leader of the Alliance, and a strong opponent of the Horde. but during the story, thanks to influence of his son, he ends up being on his way to being similare to Thrall. heck the final battle cry from Varian during the legion cinematic/trailer, he litteraly screams "for Azaroth." her there is a Man, a King, that had realised the situation his world was in, the struggle between the Horde and the Alliance, specialy at this point, is meanigless because there is a greater threat and always will be. one could argue that had Varian not died, BFA or atleast part of it, would not have happende.

[@TheVincident.]

How tf are you leaving out the burning of teldrassil???

[@CammyAlwaysWins]

So Guldan died in the same manner he killed Varian?…. Justiceeeeee! I hate Guldan with passion. Him, Garrosh and Sylvanas are the reasons I hated the Horde. I enjoyed helping the Horde to overthrow Sylvanas in BFA. Only wish we could off with her head in SL. That would make the lacking expansion absolute peak for me - brutal, merciless end for effing c**t & the problems she has caused. Including burning Teldrassil. Tyrande often goes overboard with her rhetorics, but I absolutely support her (& Genn’s) hatred for Sylvanas. It’s well-deserved

[@Guarrow]

NO SAM IS DEAD, I DIDNT KNOW I liked him and never met him outside the leveling questline .... damn 😞

[@hitihautriponel419]

Wait... The Horde straight up Fukushimaed places ? At LEAST twice ? Too much lore for me.

[@skykittymartin9023]

Brutal af

[@snappycenter7863]

Surprised the Naaru Xe'ra getting edgelord-ed to death by Illidan's eye-beams in front of her followers didn't make the list.

[@plamenstoyanoff7055]

Tirion did not have a good death, mediocre at best, that was the guy who shattered frostmourne and then died to a lesser demon...

[@noctusowl]

The Scourge borrowed it's power from the legion, so second hand magic. Fel grounds are far more resistant to light than are shadow grounds.

[@plamenstoyanoff7055]

@@noctusowl that is wrong as the scourge is actually a result of Death magic and not Fel , dreadlords installing the lich king does not mean it was infused by Fel

[@pirategekblackbeak6341]

Draenor is pronounced as 'Drahnor', not 'Draynor', by the way.