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Kommentar von dinerbr

Family of badasses!

Cleaving throughout time and space!

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OMGomgomgomgomgomgomgomgomg!
/Squeee

Kommentar von Albinohorns

Assuming Warrior Class Hall is Valhalla and that's where warriors go when they die, could we be seeing Broxigar in our Class Hall?

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Broxigar the Red

Most badass mortal of all time. Died inflicting the only known wound ever on Sargeras. Or did he?

Kommentar von Sounalius

Broxigar is alive! Sargeras did nothing!

Logic!

Kommentar von Fistonladin

All the yes in the world !

Kommentar von Reignac

His niece is showing up too.

Kommentar von Velasco

I sure hope he gets his own model. Nothing less would befit the sole being wounding a titan!

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The War of The Ancients - Part Three - The Sundering:

(...)Standing again, the wizard eyed the flotsam still flowing toward the shore. The tide brought in a variety of things, bits of plants, mostly, but also wreckage from the night elves' realm. Shreds of clothes, broken pieces of furniture, rotting food, and, yes, there were bodies. Not many, thankfully, and none at this spot. Jarod had parties scanning the shore, seeking any dead so that they could have swift but proper burials. It was not just a matter of propriety, but safety, too. The dead might carry with them disease, a very real fear for the refugees.

Something floated near the wizard, bobbing up and down twice before settling just under the surface. Rhonin would have ignored it, but sensed something unusual. The thing had a touch of magic to it.

Stepping into the water, he reached down.
Brox's ax.

There could be no mistaking it. Rhonin had seen the astonishing weapon in action enough times. Despite its tremendous size, the double-edged ax fit perfectly in his grip and felt as light as a feather. It did not even feel wet. “This isn't possible,” he muttered, eyeing the sea suspiciously.

But no spirit arose from the depths to give a reason for the amazing discovery. The wizard looked down at the ax, then at the sea, and lastly at the ax again.
Finally, Rhonin stared off into the direction of the lost portal. An image of Brox standing atop slaughtered demons and challenging more to come to him filled the human's thoughts.
The wizard suddenly raised the ax high in what he recalled from his own time as an orcish salute to fallen heroes.
Rhonin brandished it three times, then lowered the ax head-first.
“They'll sing of you yet,” he whispered, recalling Brox's words to both him and Krasus. “They'll pass songs of you down for generations to come. We'll see to that.”

Hefting the ax over his shoulder, he went to find Krasus.

And Cenarius may be back too (for his pictures people are datamining) somehow now, wondering if he and Malfurion have other weapons in mind, and... what did Thrall with the Axe at the time (some of you may know already from another book :) ).

Kommentar von davemacawesome

HELL YEAH!

Kommentar von Songoo

That would be stupid and disrespectful if Brox was back. Even in "fel mode"

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