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It was Colonel Mustard in the Dining Room with a candlestick!

Kommentar von Lokann

It was the butler.

It's always the butler.

Kommentar von ViceVersa

All four of the artifacts are common tier items from the Dwarf tier in archaeology.

Versengter Stab von Schattenpriester Anund
Der verbeulte Schild des Horuz Krähentod
Gekerbtes Schwert von Tunadil dem Erlöser
Silberkris des Korl(##RESPBREAK##)2056##DELIM##adashiel##DELIM##Updated spell links

Kommentar von Skeksil

It was Old Man Withers, the guy who runs the haunted amusement park!

Kommentar von mixter

If Horuz Killcrow had a shield, that means he was the tank. So how was he tanking behind the boss?

Kommentar von 469682

I wanna know who Kaldrigos was and why he was considered a dread wyrm...

Kommentar von 54676

just theory maybe, but iv always wondered if there was a bit of wow history between warcraft 3 and classic wow that we don't know, and that these were a few of the earlier adventurers who slew what was a threat during there time.

Do adventurers even have a history? Maybe this could be part of it

Kommentar von 54676

by've god this could be the first 5 man! (well, a prototype of a 5 man, there is only 4 people)

Kommentar von Thander

Piecing together the lore from the 4 artifacts, it looks like there was a party of 4 who took on the dragon. Well I see a big problem with this group; They didn't bring a healer. Also they all played pretty bad it seems.

Anund - Shadow Priest DPS, death by standing in the fire
Horuz Killcrow - Warrior Tank, he played like a dps and was probably killed by the dragon's tail whip
Tunadil the Redeemer - Paladin, seems to be Ret pally DPS, the dragon somehow broke his sword and then he fell on it, sounds like a Ret pally to me.
Krol - Rogue DPS, the only adventurer to survive the encounter, killed the dragon with one stab in the heart, sounds like after everyone died he rogue-tanked and got a lucky crit. (and probably ninja-looted while everyone was recovering their corpse)

Kommentar von 775884

Tunadil the Redeemer seems to have some similarity to Túrin Turambar, who slew Tolkien's "great worm" Glaurung and killed himself with his own sword (breaking its blade in the process) when the curse the dragon had placed on him was revealed.

I'm not sure if the other characters are meant to be linked by the same dragon or whether they simply make up Thander's "ultimate fail group" (the missing healer probably dropped out after realising they were expected to heal through that level of fail without pulling healing aggro).

Kommentar von bojan112

it seems to me that someone in blizzard really like tolkien books; first kings under the mountain and now slay slaying dragon
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smaug

Kommentar von foxedAgain

i think blizz removed the dragon from the game but way back when it was still vanilla ( yes i played that long) there was a blue dragon in azshara that had the name Kaldrigos. and he was just a ghost npc that walked around. and i dont remember the words he said when you talked to it but it was something about fate cursed him to walk or something!

Kommentar von Skeksil

Snape kills Kaldrigos

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