Kratos Runs The WOW Gauntlet

Originally posted by Burning thought
not really, they would of all died anyway....

Arthas simply killed them in a far nicer way, by his sword is better than them becoming monstrous zombies

were they not already poisoned? didnt they turn into zombies after you released them from teh houses

If you want to think that it is nice to be slain by the prince that you loyaly serve and love, then that is your feeling. Uther, who is one of the most respected people in human history was removed from his title and his order disbanded simply because he said no.

They were not zombies when he gave the order to have the village slain. They would die, yes, but then they would not die by human hands.

And Uther have called Arthas insane. So there is at least someone that agree with me 🙂

Originally posted by Utrigita
Not in Chronological order??? what does time have to do with the ranking???

I repeat, I am sorry for the choice of word. My vocabulary is not the best around, but I am working on it.

Originally posted by Fuddle
If you want to think that it is nice to be slain by the prince that you loyaly serve and love, then that is your feeling. Uther, who is one of the most respected people in human history was removed from his title and his order disbanded simply because he said no.

They were not zombies when he gave the order to have the village slain. They would die, yes, but then they would not die by human hands.

And Uther have called Arthas insane. So there is at least someone that agree with me 🙂

hm i suppose it must be my feeling, i certainly would rather be killed by the prince or his men if i was only going to end up a walking corpse later, the prince was doing them a favour, who knows the gruesome ways they could of been killed by the undead as well, the undead are probably less forgiving than the Prince

Originally posted by Burning thought
hm i suppose it must be my feeling, i certainly would rather be killed by the prince or his men if i was only going to end up a walking corpse later, the prince was doing them a favour, who knows the gruesome ways they could of been killed by the undead as well, the undead are probably less forgiving than the Prince

Wouldn't they sleep and then turn into a Zombie??? That was the impression I got... the Hole reason to kill them was to stop the transformation...

Originally posted by Utrigita
Wouldn't they sleep and then turn into a Zombie??? That was the impression I got... the Hole reason to kill them was to stop the transformation...

yes i think that was what happened now i remember, i think they were already all infected because of the grain they had eaten, would you not want to be put out of your misery instead of becoming one of the lich kings pawns

Originally posted by Burning thought
yes i think that was what happened now i remember, i think they were already all infected because of the grain they had eaten, would you not want to be put out of your misery instead of becoming one of the lich kings pawns

What if you were unaware? Unaware that you were infected and suddenly the prince of the country that you serve so loyaly breaks the door of your house open with his massive hammer. Walks in and slaughter you and your whole family.

Not the finest final hour.

Originally posted by Burning thought
yes i think that was what happened now i remember, i think they were already all infected because of the grain they had eaten, would you not want to be put out of your misery instead of becoming one of the lich kings pawns

But they didn't know they where infected... He killed them without them knowing what had happend to them, IMO it would have been better to go after malganis, let the plague turn the townspeople into zombies and then kill them 🙂 That way they wouldn't feel anything ... maybe

Originally posted by Utrigita
But they didn't know they where infected... He killed them without them knowing what had happend to them, IMO it would have been better to go after malganis, let the plague turn the townspeople into zombies and then kill them 🙂 That way they wouldn't feel anything ... maybe

who knows, transformation is likely painful, becoming undead from human, your flesh would likely rot to become undead which sounds painful, at least the zombies are a deathly colour and change form in the game.

also Arthas had to work quickly otherwise the whole city would be filled with zombies, Arthas in canon is not neccerly unstoppable so he could not neccerily fight and kill all the zombies, there were good many, that combined with the dreadlord as well. He had to act fast, ofc he was a little careless and slightly losing sanity but i think what he did was still although possibly morally debatable, i think it was for the best.

Originally posted by Burning thought
who knows, transformation is likely painful, becoming undead from human, your flesh would likely rot to become undead which sounds painful, at least the zombies are a deathly colour and change form in the game.

In the game they where sleeping through there transformation.

also Arthas had to work quickly otherwise the whole city would be filled with zombies, Arthas in canon is not neccerly unstoppable so he could not neccerily fight and kill all the zombies, there were good many, that combined with the dreadlord as well. He had to act fast, ofc he was a little careless and slightly losing sanity but i think what he did was still although possibly morally debatable, i think it was for the best. [/B]

Not singlehanded and the dreadlord wouldn't be a problem to Arthas in single combat, but he still have a army with him and A zombie from what I know isn't a incredible fighter.

Originally posted by Utrigita
In the game they where sleeping through there transformation.

Not singlehanded and the dreadlord wouldn't be a problem to Arthas in single combat, but he still have a army with him and A zombie from what I know isn't a incredible fighter.

yes but they may wake up after the transofrmation, also the fact their mind is trapped inside this husk and being controlled by the evil will of the lich king is a cruel fate as it is imo

ime not sure, i think Dreadlords would certainly pose some thread, especialyl with the rest of his army, and the hordes of zombies, Arthas would be overrun, also your right one zombie is prob a terrible fighter but many many zombies all swarming would be a threat

Originally posted by Burning thought
yes but they may wake up after the transofrmation, also the fact their mind is trapped inside this husk and being controlled by the evil will of the lich king is a cruel fate as it is imo

They wake up after the transformation without having any form of control nore sentient knowlegde about what happend ore what they have become, Sylvanes (if I remember correct) didn't hear anything but the Lich Kings voice inside her head he was basically her own thoughts.

ime not sure, i think Dreadlords would certainly pose some thread, especialyl with the rest of his army, and the hordes of zombies, Arthas would be overrun, also your right one zombie is prob a terrible fighter but many many zombies all swarming would be a threat [/B]

The only dreadlord that was present was MalGanis, and the army he had wasn't that big he counted on reinforcing it at stratholm.

Originally posted by Utrigita
They wake up after the transformation without having any form of control nore sentient knowlegde about what happend ore what they have become, Sylvanes (if I remember correct) didn't hear anything but the Lich Kings voice inside her head he was basically her own thoughts.

The only dreadlord that was present was MalGanis, and the army he had wasn't that big he counted on reinforcing it at stratholm.

that means she was concious, that she did hear only his voice and thoughts, it is likely antagonising

i know, Dreadlords was a typo sorry, i meant Dreadlord, he would i think be a good match for Arthas, they are quite strong and powerful creatures, and the army Arthas had was not neccerily very big, especially since Uther left with all the knights. If he waited and all the Zombies transformed he would of been eaten alive along with the rest of his army

Originally posted by Burning thought
that means she was concious, that she did hear only his voice and thoughts, it is likely antagonising

I would say it's more like telepathy, mind controlling on a vast scale, and if you are mindcontrolled you have no idea of what you are doing. Also the entire idea with the scrouge was to create a army that worked with only on brain (Kil'Jaedens Purpose in creating the lichking) that is why I find it highly unlikely that the undead is aware of anything.

i know, Dreadlords was a typo sorry, i meant Dreadlord, he would i think be a good match for Arthas, they are quite strong and powerful creatures, and the army Arthas had was not neccerily very big, especially since Uther left with all the knights. If he waited and all the Zombies transformed he would of been eaten alive along with the rest of his army

The biggest part of the silver hand left however Arthas army stayed behind, and MalGanis retreated after the initial encounter with Arthas for two reasons he wanted to lure him to Northren secondly he couldn't best him in combat.

Originally posted by Utrigita
I disagree a bit with you fuddle mainly in the pantheon rank where Sargares should be as high as his brother IMO.

The the aspects powerful surely but more powerful then Kil'Jaeden and Archimonde... I find that unlikely.

Also if we go into the Aspects section then Nozdormu is the highest ranking of the aspects if Deathwing doesn't have the demon soul. Reason because his power comes directly from High Father.

Also Aegwynn as powerful as she was she wasn't more powerful then her Son, also in Northren she had assistance from the Blue Dragons in driving the demons back...

The Elements... current levels ore pre level???

Originally posted by Violent2Dope
Agreed. I also think the Old Gods should be at least Sarg level.

IMO it depends, on which Sargares, also All the Old Gods at there Full power would be more then Sargares can handle add the rest of the Pantheon and it's a stomp in the Titans favor IMO.

As for the elements, I was talking about their strongest self. Burning Thought claimed Lich King to be one of the mightiest beings in warcraft and I just brought up some from history. Of course I brought them at their strongest 🙂

Originally posted by Utrigita
IMO it depends, on which Sargares, also All the Old Gods at there Full power would be more then Sargares can handle add the rest of the Pantheon and it's a stomp in the Titans favor IMO.

Originally posted by Violent2Dope
Not IMO, remember, the Titans could only imprison most of the Old Gods, only one known one was killed.

Because the Titans doesn't kill unless it is strictly needed...

Originally posted by Fuddle
As for the elements, I was talking about their strongest self. Burning Thought claimed Lich King to be one of the mightiest beings in warcraft and I just brought up some from history. Of course I brought them at their strongest 🙂

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