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Kommentar von skyburn1

"Heroes never die."
-Malik the Unscathed
Indeed, they don't. You shall forever be remembered, Malik.

Kommentar von Inia

Apparently someone at Blizz likes Assassin's Creed a bit too much. Not that I'm complaining.

Kommentar von Beranis

(SPOILER ALERT, DO NOT READ IF YOU WANT SIEGE OF ORGRIMMAR TO BE UNSPOILED)

There is a saying, "You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain." Malik was the only Paragon to have died in Pandaria fighting for the "right cause", against Empress Shek'zeer and her fear-possesed army. Had he not died at the hands of Zor'lok, he would have witnessed what would have happened to his fellow Paragons.

Kil'ruk, at the end of Die Klaxxi's storyline said that the Mantid are loyal to only Y'shaarj (Yee-sa-raj, not "Yeesarj"), and are willing to fight for him to the death. He was right, and then some.

At the end of Das Tal der Ewigen Blüten, you encounter Y'shaarj's heart. The Horde had claimed this as a weapon meant to extend the purpose of Garrosh's "True Horde", which bears a striking resemblance to the death speech spoken by Kriegshäuptling Kargath Messerfaust.

Garrosh wants power, and nothing but. He did not listen to whispers, he listened to his own will and lust for power when he obtained Y'shaarj's heart. The Klaxxi Paragons have lent their aid to Garrosh, because he embraced the power of Y'shaarj. The Klaxxi's aid is an encounter named "Paragons of the Klaxxi", and the new-found villains die one by one at the hands of the raiders. Had Zor'lok not killed Malik, he would have joined the other Paragons in assisting Garrosh during his quest for power.

Malik der Unversehrte

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