Undead Azeroth and Eternal Threats. Sylvanas Was Right?

Greetings to everyone, my dear heroes! Mr. Cloverhatter is here to cheer you up with his extremely important opinion. Or at least I believe its important. Whatever. I’m sure, though, that the person I’d like to discuss today can really be considered important by most of you. Meet the last horde warchief – Sylvanas Windrunner!

Sylvanas Windrunner is a very unusual girl. I mean, my guys have met her few times during their missions in Azeroth, and she seemed to be nice. However, I’ve heard that recently turned to some sort of new local villain. My friend shared the story about her plan to turn everyone into the undead. And I had some tough thoughts about the stuff.

Azeroth is the extremely specific planet. Different powers desire to control it and the races that inhabit it (or to destroy them). And in most cases, the threat has cycle form. Over and over peaceful (mostly) “azerothians” face enemies of the same types, send them back to their elsewhere and… They return!

My friend rarely sees me, but this time he spent a lot of time on the story about the plan Sylvanas developed to resist the threats Azeroth faces every single time. Just as Leprehelpers, Sylvanas thinks that uniting before the edge of darkness is the best weapon we can choose. However, she decided to enhance this “unity” with some sort of specific immortality. Undead unity!

Oh, he was so excited during his story.

Anyway, I got some serious thoughts on the idea of killing everyone on the planet to unite them in death. Well, technically, physics of the universe Azeroth fits in, makes it possible for her to (YEAH!) bring to life such a plan. However, can we say that people will be happy and proud of their “lives” in this form and state? I doubt it.

I mean, sure, it will help in fighting the major cycling threats (probably), but there will be no need to “live” on the planet anymore, cause being undead is like… fail to fight with some of these threats!

My friend heard these ideas and told me that being dead may break an extreme number of limitations we face in the “ordinary” lives. This argument is quite appealing, I agree, because your physical form creates numerous obligations for you (especially, when you are small leprechaun), while in the undead state you can, like… sew your head with few other heads and become taller!

Such thoughts turned me into controversial stun. I really couldn’t decide whether Sylvanas was wrong or right in her decision. Finally, I asked my friend about how can he believe that Sylvanas just don’t want to use the life power of billions of living creatures for her corrupted desire to gain more power and revenge the world itself for the cruel crime famous Prince Arthas did to her?

My friend told that there is nothing to worry about and that Sylvanas is a nice and perspective ruler of possible “Undead Azeroth”. Well, I trust him a lot, so, in case of any “deadly” changes, I can assure you: everything will be fine!

By the way, my friend’s name is Nathanos Blightcaller. Really nice fella.