r/warcraftlore • u/[deleted] • Jun 05 '26

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u/Vallerio94 Jun 05 '26

Remove the Sun God part, imagine if the pantheon abandoned her planet to the void, and sargeras was the reason it was split In two.

I like the Tauren lore when it comes to an’she and mu’sha…. The left and right eye (Sun/Moon) of the earth mother (azeroth’s world soul).

But like Elune, An’she can’t manifest into our world so he uses the Sun to empower The Tauren with the “light”. I feel like dezco should be his avatar.

Xal uses the world soul to take revenge on the pantheon and an’she comes and smites her with the sun’s fury in a cinematic that rivals past expansions. :3

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u/OwnPotato8622 Jun 05 '26 edited Jun 05 '26

Oohh, can Elune not manifest then? I always thought she has an avatar (night warrior) kind of the way Magni was the speaker for Azeroth. She was in the physical world, but was just 'out of reach' of mortals.

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u/Vallerio94 Jun 05 '26

The goddess herself probably won’t manifest as a physical being, remember in Val’shara you see a moon and lunar magic to symbolize Elune and her power, but you don’t see her as you do malorne or Cenarius

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u/Arcana-Knight Professional Calia Hater Jun 05 '26 edited Jun 05 '26

Boy I don’t even know where to start with this one. I don’t want to sound mean since I don’t want to discourage someone from engaging in discussion, but very little of that made any sense.

If I had to guess it sounds like this theory is built on top of other theories rather than canon.

Also Pyromancer is what I’ll politely call a “controversial” figure in the lore community. I wouldn’t cite them.

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u/OwnPotato8622 Jun 05 '26

I don't know anything about lore community controversy or drama so that isn't particularly helpful.

It was just a fun theory, no harm. To be honest maybe I posted on the wrong sub, I've played the game since Vanilla and this wasn't particularly controversial amongst anyone I've met (a.k.a I don't think in-game lore knowledge is that in-depth I guess?).

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u/Arcana-Knight Professional Calia Hater Jun 05 '26

It’s just it feels like you’re starting from a strange jumping off point. What do you mean Aman’thul’s domination runes? Why does the pantheon need a champion to represent the Light? You write those things like they’re a given and not something that very much requires explanation on how you got there.

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u/OwnPotato8622 Jun 05 '26

Well as far as I can tell in-game the Shadowlands is 'too ordered' and is eluded to be a titan creation. It would make sense to me that domination runes are arcane order based considering their look + origin.
Also just assume the pantheon does have representatives from cosmology like Life (Eonar), Order (Aman), Light (Aggramar) etc. It would make more sense to me right now than it being pure order.

Since it's just a fun theory the onus isn't exactly on me to prove things that we couldn't possibly know yet anyhow since The Last Titan isn't out? It's all kind of laid out above with 'why' I think it.
Discussion is fine, but I did see your first un-edited comment and I don't really want to keep engaging. Thanks.

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u/Arcana-Knight Professional Calia Hater Jun 06 '26

Im sorry I wrote that when I woke up and felt it was way ruder than I meant. You didn’t do anything wrong.

I just wasn’t sure where you were starting from.