Who died in WoW?

At the LK fight, did only Arthas die, or did both Ner'zhul and Arthas die? If both of them died, how come Bolvar could become the LK? If Ner'zhul was dead, the helm would be just a helm. And then if Ner'zhul is alive, why wouldn't he corrupt Bolvar?

I r confused :P

It killed Arthas only, Bolvar does become corrupt you can even hear it when he speeks at the ending of the cutscene.

At the LK fight, did only Arthas die, or did both Ner'zhul and Arthas die? If both of them died, how come Bolvar could become the LK? If Ner'zhul was dead, the helm would be just a helm. And then if Ner'zhul is alive, why wouldn't he corrupt Bolvar?

I r confused :P

svenus97

LK is still alive just Arthas is dead.Ner'zhul will probably corrupt Bolvar but it will take him awhile since he is weak atm and Bolvar managed to resist the LK's torture for a long time.

Everyone dies a little inside after playing WoW.

Everyone dies a little inside after playing WoW.

HavocEbonlore

Everyone dies a little inside after playing WoW.

HavocEbonlore

:lol:

Well played sir.

At the LK fight, did only Arthas die, or did both Ner'zhul and Arthas die? If both of them died, how come Bolvar could become the LK? If Ner'zhul was dead, the helm would be just a helm. And then if Ner'zhul is alive, why wouldn't he corrupt Bolvar?

I r confused :P

svenus97

The way I understood it is that a new consciousness was created that was neither Arthas or Nerzhul, and that's what you end up killing. Once that consciousness was dead, Arthas was alone in his body which was too wounded from the fight to support life. If I remember right, Arthas asks "Is it finaly over?" before he passes away and that leads me to think he wasn't in control at all. It's kind of odd that Nerzhul was never even mentioned during that whole story sequence. Nerzhul could have been in control, but I think Blizzard would have made a point of mentioning that.

In the book "Arthas," (SPOILER) Nerzhul shows him a vision and asks him to choose between his uncorrupted self and Nerzhul, and Arthas chooses neither and slays them both...thus creating a new consciousness that was neither Arthas or Nerzhul. Of course, in the book Uther's soul was never consumed by Frostmourne so Blizzard probably doesn't consider the book to be part of the lore.

I'd say they both died, but only the arthas part said something.

Other main lore characters that have died are illidan, lady vashj, and kael'thas.

I loved playing WC 3 and the add on. But i dont like WOW.

What happened since WC3?

Everyone dies a little inside after playing WoW.

HavocEbonlore

hahaha good call

At the LK fight, did only Arthas die, or did both Ner'zhul and Arthas die? If both of them died, how come Bolvar could become the LK? If Ner'zhul was dead, the helm would be just a helm. And then if Ner'zhul is alive, why wouldn't he corrupt Bolvar?

I r confused :P

svenus97

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At the LK fight, did only Arthas die, or did both Ner'zhul and Arthas die? If both of them died, how come Bolvar could become the LK? If Ner'zhul was dead, the helm would be just a helm. And then if Ner'zhul is alive, why wouldn't he corrupt Bolvar?

I r confused :P

FelipeInside

[QUOTE="FelipeInside"][QUOTE="svenus97"]

At the LK fight, did only Arthas die, or did both Ner'zhul and Arthas die? If both of them died, how come Bolvar could become the LK? If Ner'zhul was dead, the helm would be just a helm. And then if Ner'zhul is alive, why wouldn't he corrupt Bolvar?

I r confused :P

yellosnolvr

There's already articles about in on Wowwiki and the cinematic in Dalaran.

It's not like you're missing anything by not playing it anyway.

[QUOTE="yellosnolvr"][QUOTE="FelipeInside"] SPOILER ALERT on the title please...FelipeInside

If you haven't killed LK by now, you aren't ever.