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Kommentar von Kiralu

Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte) war nur'n Frischling im Kriegslager, da haben die Meister mich zum erst'n Mal mit ihr'n Visionen gesegnet.

Also bin ich zur groß'n Wunde nach Silithus, wollte Wunder sehn'n.

Nehmt Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte) als Hülle, große Meister!

Letzte Nacht träumt Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte) von 'ner groß'n Schlacht. Zwei Flott'n klopp'n sich auf 'nem Meer voll Blut.

Unter den Schiffen wind'n sich Schatten und steig'n auf. Immer höher. Das Gemetz'l hat Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte) so gefall'n!

Dann weck'n Kratzegeräusche Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte). Blöde Käfer!

Egal. Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte) weiß, die Träume geh'n bald in Erfüllung.

Das verwüstete Land hier wird wieder lebendig.

Erst sind die Käfer gekomm'n. Jetzt schleich'n die Gobbies rum... Woll'n unbedingt das Weltblut haben... da is' Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte) ganz sicher!

PAH, lasst denen die Pfützen! Nich' mehr lang und Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte) trinkt sich an 'nem Meer voll Blut satt! Die Meister haben's versprochen!

Heute steigt Rauch vom Lagerfeuer auf. Der Rauch erzählt Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte) 'ne gute Geschichte.

Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte) sieht 'ne Frau mit dunklen Wirbeln rundrum. Sie führt 'ne Herde von blinden Schafen.

Die Schäfchen folgen ihr überallhin. Mach'n alles, was die Frau sagt. Zweifeln nie.

Sie führt sie über 'ne hohe Klippe! BATSCH BATSCH BATSCH! Dumme Schäfchen!

Die Kräh'n haben sich am Schafsfleisch fettgefress'n. Und die Frau hat gelacht!

Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte) hat auch gelacht!

Die Klinge hat 'n leuchtiges Auge. Sieht uns immer zu. Warum seht Ihr's nich'?

Drei Lügen. Die erste is' gesproch'n.

Von diesem Thron gebund'n? Nein. Frei. Frei!

Die nächste kommt bald. Vielleicht seh'n sie diese.

Jetzt sind andre Hämmer da. Sie red'n red'n red'n über Argus. Über den, der aufgewacht is'. Über den groß'n Sieg, den der Gegner nich' mal gesehen hat.

Aber nur Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte) sieht die Visionen. Die andren Hämmer sin' nich' von den Meistern gesegnet!

Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte) teilt sein' Traum mit den andren, aber die Dürre lacht nur.

Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte) kann die nich' leiden.

Schon viele Tage ohne Vision.

Hat Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte) die Meister sauer gemacht?

Ich mach ein Opfer, um den Meistern zu gefall'n!

Vergesst Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte) nich'!

Der Stern starrt Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte) an. Zu hell! Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte) versteckt sich davor!

Der Dolch hat die Wahrheit gesagt. Schon zu lange her, seit Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte) ertränkt wurde.

Große Meister! Verlasst Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte) nich'!

Die Knoch'n sin' abgekaut und Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte) hat immer noch keine Visionen. Die andren lach'n. Sag'n, Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte) hat nich' genug Glauben.

Aber ich bin der Auserwählte! Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte) wird nich' wank'n!

Noch'n Opfer? Ja! Nur einen von den andren wird keiner vermiss'n...

Gelockt von ihrem Kreischen. Aufgekratzt vom Flüstern.

'n Segen von den Meistern. Jetzt kapiert's Ogmot (Ogmot der Verrückte) !

'ne Tür. 'n Pfad. Unsrer... Unsrer...

Narr! Der Kreis hat uns alle aufgeweckt!

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Kommentar von Veb1223

Page 1
I was a mere boy fighting at the war camp when the masters first blessed me with their visions.

I have come to Silithus, to the site of the great gound, seeking wonders beyond imagining.

Make me your vessel, Masters!

Page 2
Last night I dreamt of two great armadas clashing upon an ocean of blood.

Shadows writhing beneath them, rising. Rising. I smiled in my sleep.

Why did the skittering insects have to stir me? Damn those bugs!

No matter. We will finish what they began.

Page 3
Life returns to this dead place.

First the bugs came. Now Goblins skulk about. It is the blood they crave... I am sure of it.

Bah, Let them have these drippings! Soon there will be enough seas to sate every thirst.

Page 4
Today the smoke rose from my campfire and took form.

A shepherd, cloacked in the shadows of her past, beloved by a flock of blind sheep.

She guided them over a cliff. Even as they crashed upon the rocks, they never doubted her.

The crows grew fat upon sheep flesh. Her laughter echoed all around.

Page 5
The blade's eye watches all. Why do you not see?

The first of the lies has been offered.

Bound by a Throne? No... boundless.

The next will come soon.

Page 6
A band of cultists arrived. Do they comprehend my blessing? My greatness?

They speak of Argus. Of the one who was awakened. Of the victory that went unnoticed.

I shared my vision, but the skinny one just laughed. I do not like her.

Page7
Many days have passed without a vision.

Have I displeased you, Masters?

I will leave you a sacrifice.

Remember me!

Page 8
The star peers down. I must hide from its glare.

The dagger spoke true. It has been too long since I was drowned.

Do not forsake me, Masters!

Page 9
The bones were picked clean, yet still I am granted no insight. The others scoff. They question my devotion.

But I am the chosen vessel. I will not lose faith!

Another sacrifice. Yes. One more of them will not be missed.

Page 10
Roused by her screams. Stirred by her whispers.

A blessing from the Masters. At last I understand!

A door. A path. Ours. Ours.

Fool! The circle has awakened us all.

Kommentar von oxion427

And what are we have with it?

Kommentar von Elrox

They sure switch up the name and flavor a lot for this item. First it was known as Journal of Ogmot the Mad with the flavor being This journal contains orders written to Ogmot by some distant master
Then for a while the flavor text was Few pages of this tattered journal have survived the ravages of Silithus.
Afterwards the name was again changed to Visions of Ogmot the Steadfast.
Flavor was changed again to the current, and then name was changed once again aswell.

Kommentar von Ahnju

Old gods confirmed.

Kommentar von rodmin

You know that certain information is very valuable when the book it contains can be sold for a lot of gold...

...well, compared to most thrash/unimportant loot.

I think I'll keep this book in my enlarged backpack for now.

Kommentar von MountainKing

P1: Who, or what, are the Masters? My guess is this refers to the Old Gods.

P2: "Two great armadas" obviously refers to the Horde and the Alliance. The "rising shadows" are another reference to the Old Gods.

P3: "It is the blood they crave..." the Blood of Azeroth.

P4: The cloaked shepherd is unclear, but I'd guess this is Vareesa, and the blind, trusting sheep refers to the Alliance.

P5: The Lich King is apparently bound by a Throne, but perhaps this is a lie. Just as Legion was a reimagining of Burning Crusade, perhaps BfA is a reimaginging of Wrath of the Lich King.

P6: "Band of cultists" likely refers to the Twilight's Hammer, who recently returned to Silithus. Who was awakened by the fall of Argus? Who is the skinny one?

P8: In the sky above Silithus is a new bright star, likely the remnant of Argus. The dagger is likely Xal'atath, Blade of the Black Empire.

P10: The final sacrifice is probably the "skinny one" from P6.

Kommentar von 0Aloreth

Three lies. Da first one been told.
Da next gonna come soon. Maybe dey see dis one.

:thinking:

Kommentar von Manniala

Not some thing i found any use for, so when i got it i just fed the vendor with it.

200g is 200g right ?

Kommentar von missmagy

Page 1,
yeh little doubt that it would be the Old Golds, i do wonder what War Camp he's from.

Page 2,
Defenetly horde and alliance, if taken slightly more literal, it could reference to the journey towards the new continents. "Shadows twistin beneath da
ships" could verry well point out to N'zoth who is supposed to still be under water.

Page 3,
Cant go around this one, blood of azeroth, However it also sais ogmot gonna drink rivers of blood. Possibly meaning that instead of just these small
crystaline shards, there may aswell be a vein.

Page 4,
I highly doubt this would be Vereesa windrunner Nor sylvanas, especially after it saying "She guide dem over tall cliff! SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT! Stupid sheepies".
"Da lady laugh as crows eat!"
An argument could be made that sylvanas has her evil streaks but she's not the type to stand and laugh at the corpses of mindless slaves,
This would rather be an unknown leader of the Cultists. (This is also why i think a Direct Copy instead of a translation as seen at the first post is important)

Page 5,
"Dat blade has shiny eye. Always watching us." i think this references to the sword of sargeras, meaning its possible that Sargeras is still watching whats
happening, someone commented that it might reference to Varrians sword but i find that unlikely.

"Three Lies. Da first one been told." Possibly the lie could be in the new cinematic, anduin sais "We did the impossible, We defeated the Burning Legion"
yet sargeras is still very much alive.

"Bound by dat throne? No. Free. Free!" People are suggesting Lich King due to the obvious throne reference, however in my opinion its rather the seat
of the pantheon. N'zoth is imprissoned in a "Circle of Stars" as told by the whisper, and as speculated in Deepholm's skybox. All the titans are
Constellations, aka Stars. With the last one in its place, the circle is complete and the key is fit.
Xal'atath sais: "Long have we sought entry into this realm! To think we have a mortal to thank for giving us our foothold. Your service will be
remembered!" (at the Seat of the Pantheon)

"Da next gonna come soon. Maybe dey see dis one." this could reference to the lie, but this could defenetly reference to Nzoth aswell.

Page 6,
"Other hammers here now." probably means that the rest of the leaders of the cult have arrived, not just "the lady wrapped in dark swirlies". They
however are not blessed by the old gods.
"Da skinny one just laugh." is probably Not the lady in dark swirrlies, since he's already identified her in a different way.
"They talk bout Argus.(Either the world soul, or simply that Argus is no longer in the sky). Bout da one dat got wakened. (this again could reference Nzoth
if my earlyer speculation where true). Bout great victory dat our enemy not even notice.(The fact that the shadow priests brought Xal'atath into the
pantheon)

Page 7,
Possibly after ogmot shared his visions with the others it displeased the masters.

Page 8,
Da Star, is probably the new light you can see in the skybox, i believe this to be the seat of the pantheon.
Da dagger is possibly xal'atath, since this is the only dagger we know of that speaks.

Page 9,
not much to say about it, 1 more sacrifice for the old gods.

Page 10,
"Roused by her screams. Stirred by da whispers." This is most likely Azeroth, Screaming in pain from either the sword or as he sais, the whispers.
"A door. A Path. Ours... Ours..." this can reference the wound in azeroth, a path to corrupt her.
"Fool! Da circle awakened us all!" Again, da circle is likely the seat of the pantheon, the circle of stars. Possibly meaning all the old gods have woken,
or every remnant thereof.

Kommentar von Silentra

The following is slightly non-canon lore with a bit of humor a pinch of possibility. However the content is from canon lore.
~After the battle at the Broken Isles, Cho'gall escaped to southern Kalimdor, where he took shelter within the chamber of C'Thun deep inside the Temple of Ahn'Qiraj.

While the Alliance and Horde were focused on defeating the Lich King, Cho'gall hung Med'an on the corpse of the Old God C'Thun, where he would be tormented by the Old God's mad whisperings, and began making preparations for its resurrection, monstrously deforming the ogre's body in the process. Making their way further into the ruined temple, Valeera Sanguinar and Meryl Winterstorm confronted the increasingly hideous Cho'gall, mutated by the power of the Old God. Together they managed to recover Med'an, but in order to fend off Cho'gall and give them enough time to make their escape, Valeera was forced to willingly give her body to the dreadlord Kathra'Natir before the trio were able to teleport to safety.
Later Med'an and his allies battled with Cho'gall, who revealed to him that his plan was to sacrifice Med'an and use his potent magical power to resurrect C'Thun. Cho'gall began performing the rites and channeled a great deal of energy, but Med'an was able to contain it within a ward around the ogre. Restoring Atiesh, Greatstaff of the Guardian to its rightful state, Med'an focused the powers of the council through it to defeat Cho'gall, burying him beneath the rubble of Ahn'Qiraj.

While on the quest Der Zwielichtüberlebende you should stumble across a Twilight Outhouse.
As you rummage through your bags looking for gasoline and matches, Angus calls out -
"Champion, is that you I hear rustlin' about out there? It's me, Angus Stormbrew! There are cultists everywhere, so ye best keep yer voice down. Lean in close and cover yer nose while we talk! This is the only outhouse in all o' Silithus! Trust me I spent hours lookin' all through the night. I decided to sneak in for a wee drop-off before the cultists woke up, but I've got a uhh problem... There's no cloth to... you know... See if ye can find me a wee bit o' cloth and sneak it in through the door!
You look around but the only cloth you see are... ogre loin cloths...
In the distance you see an Ogre being ridiculed by the other twilight cult members.
You proceed towards the Ogre, from behind you cast then and for the final blow .
Whilst removing his loin cloth for Angus, a book falls from between his...legs.
The inner cover reads~
"The master calls, echoing death and destruction across the globe. The earth bellows, fissures devouring the weak and the strong alike. The wind howls, snatching up bodies like leaves in the breeze. The water screams, shearing coastlines with the ease of scythe through grain. The fire roars, turning plains and forests to charcoal and ash. The Twilight's Hammer descends, and all of Azeroth will hear its knell. Add your Voice to our glorious chorus, For it is the song that will end the world."
Three nearly undecipherable scribbles seem to read "Cho-Gall" "Med'an" and a scribble resembling an eye.
As you nearly turn away to head back to the outhouse, Ogmot's head lifts slightly... He murmurs his last words"...c....c...th..unnnn...."
I know a Goblin who would give me 200g for this book, but perhaps its value is elsewhere...

Kommentar von nammer963

I think page 5 is actually talking about Xal'atath, Blade of the Black Empire - remember this blade is of the Old Gods and has been watching all of the events throughout Legion.

Kommentar von Serafex

It was quite interesting to read this "book" and recognize similarities with some of the creepy quotes from Il'gynoth, who is one of the bosses from the Emerald Nightmare raid.

Such as (from page 5 in Ogmot's Dream Journal):
"The first of the lies has been offered."

During the Il'gynoth encounter, he'll whisper to players:
"The boy-king serves at the master's table. Three lies will he offer you."

And other phrases which made me think of quotes such as, "To find him, drown yourself in the circle of stars." and "The long circle is nearly complete." (Both quotes from Il'gynoth).

I just love how they come up with things like this, like some ogre in the desert, who you just stumble upon while looking for pieces of silk, because a dwarf ran outta toilet paper, that somehow connects lore throughout both patches and even expansions. It really expands the gaming experience, at least to those of us who likes the lore part of it all.

Kommentar von shazzmuzik

Soooo, after we read this, what do we do with it. Are we meant to keep it, to take up another slot in our Inventory or Bank, or do we sell it?

Kommentar von ikechi

Unfortunately, this book is unique and therefore cannot be stored in the Void Storage.

Kommentar von Qverlord

Could the book be referencing to a place where we could find the Doomsayer's Robes?

Kommentar von Eyecandy

Do I need this book or can I throw it out? It's taking space in my bag.

Kommentar von Wesi

Page 2
Last night, Ogmot dreams of great battle. Two fleets bashin on ocean of blood.
Shadows twistin beneath da ships, risin. Risin. Ogmot so happy watchin da carnage!
Then Ogmot gets waked up by skitterin sounds. Stupid bugs!
Dont matter. Ogmot knows dese dreams soon come true.
reference to the Addon Battle for Azeroth (Kul Tiras / Zandalar)

Page 4
... Ogmot sees lady wrapped in dark swirlies. She leads herd of blind sheep.
Da sheepies follow her everplace she go. Do everthin she say. Never doubt lady.
She guide dem over tall cliff! SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT! Stupid sheepies!
Da crows get fat eatin da sheepflesh. Da lady laugh as crows eat!
Ogmot laugh too!
referencing Alleria Windläufer (watch her model). Since Illidan is gone who leads the "blind" Demon Hunters?

Page 5
Dat blade has shiny eye. Always watchin us. Why you no see it?
Three lies. Da first one been told.
Bound by dat throne? No. Free. Free!
Da next gonna come soon. Maybe dey see dis one.
the blade from Varian and now Anduin Wryn (Model Monster - 1H Sword - Varian's Blade). The Sword is linked to Onyxia.

During the Il'gynoth you can read in chat "The boy-king serves at the master's table. Three lies will he offer you." Probably Anduin

Page 6
Other hammers here now. Dey talk and talk bout Argus. Bout da one dat got wakened. Bout great victory dat our enemy not even notice.
maybe Illidan? Great Victory could be that he is now part of the Pantheon kind of.

Page 8
Da dagger spoke true. It been too long since Ogmot got drowned.
probably Xal'atath, Klinge des Schwarzen Imperiums

Kommentar von Volleynova

I'm keeping this book. It's not grey, even though it does sell for 200g, and I don't need 200g as this point. I have a feeling the words expressed by Ogmot is a vision of the future, and one that we as members of the Alliance and the Horde need to keep aware of. The sword that drains the life out of Azeroth is quite possibly the greatest threat to Azeroth since...

Kommentar von Bubba18

"Dat blade has shiny eye. Always watchin us. Why you no see it?

Three lies. Da first one been told.

Bound by dat throne? No. Free. Free!

Da next gonna come soon. Maybe dey see dis one."

Page 5 has me a little freaked. Could Ogmot be talking about Sargarus when he says, "Bound by dat throne? No. Free. Free!"?

Kommentar von Okposognome

More importantly, 200g for vendoring this item.

Kommentar von addekallstrom

200g to a vendor!

Kommentar von 1784809

"The dagger spoke true. It has been too long since I was drowned."

"To find him drown yourself in the circle of stars"

Kommentar von Korvid7

And now this item becomes an even greater glimpse into the future of what is to come...

Kommentar von Alelurien

This is worth 200 G... maybe is an important thing right?

Lets check on wowhead... hmm nobody knows, everyone just commenting about the content inside...

So i think it is safe to sell it right? Right?

You know what... i dont need 200 G so much right now...

Just in case, let it be in my Void storage... cause... you never know... too affraid to sell.

Oh god.. its unique... can't place in void Storage... Bank it is then... lets hope i wont sell it by accident...

Oh god the anxiety.

Edit: Damn be me, I sold.

Kommentar von Balkzardan

This book appear to be the resume of BfA. Each page being a reference of a patch or raid. On last page we can find "A door. A path. Ours. Ours."

When you clear the very fisrt Horrific Vision to complete Wrathion quest, N'zoth says this quote on chat "The door opens. The path made clear."

Kommentar von Sparrows413

With hindsight, all becomes clear. (Or, well. Almost all.)

Last night, Ogmot dreams of great battle. Two fleets bashin on ocean of blood.

Shadows twistin beneath da ships, risin. Risin.

The Alliance and Horde being pulled down to Nazjatar.

Ogmot sees lady wrapped in dark swirlies. She leads herd of blind sheep.

Da sheepies follow her everplace she go. Do everthin she say. Never doubt lady.

She guide dem over tall cliff! SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT! Stupid sheepies!

Da crows get fat eatin da sheepflesh. Da lady laugh as crows eat!

Sylvanas is the "lady wrapped in dark swirlies". The blind sheep that follow her are the Horde (or perhaps just the Forsaken). The crows are the Jailer and his forces, growing strong on the anima provided by all the casualties of BFA.

Three lies. Da first one been told.

Il'gynoth's much-speculated-upon quote, "The boy-king serves at the master's table. Three lies will he offer you."

Bound by dat throne? No. Free. Free!

In the Shadowlands cinematic trailer:
Bolvar: That power will be your prison.
Sylvanas: This world is a prison. And I will set us all free!

It's worth noting that Ogmot follows this up by saying "Da next gonna come soon. Maybe dey see dis one." This suggests that the prison line was the first lie, but I don't know how you could consider Bolvar a boy-king.

A door. A path. Ours... Ours...

Fool! Da circle awakened us all!

This one is slightly more ambiguous, but there's some connections still to be made.

When N'Zoth attacks the Chamber of Heart at the end of Die dunkelsten Abgründe, he says, "The door opens. The path made clear." Is the first line referencing that?

Numerous references are made throughout BFA to the Circle of Stars, the place where Azshara awakened N'Zoth. N'Zoth states during the Uu'nat encounter that "the hour approaches when all eyes shall be opened."

Kommentar von cheriea99

This has been sitting in my bank since at least 2018 (maybe longer). Unless you collect stuff like this, I think if Blizzard hasn't devised a way that renders this important to keep after 5 years, it's vendor trash. I don't even remember what I did to receive it.

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