Illidan's Journey Across the Heavens

Actually, I've always wanted to write about Illidan, but I never had the chance. I kept thinking about opening the prison doors, but Illidan said he wouldn't go, wouldn't go, he wouldn't go. Hopeless. Farewell. I, Illidan, have never committed a crime in my life. Without a pardon, I'm not going anywhere.

If someone who writes about high-magic worlds travels to another world, they can't travel to low-magic worlds. Magic is nonexistent in A Song of Ice and Fire, Harry Potter is low-magic, and Marvel is comparable to World of Warcraft. Elephants don't learn to burrow from mice, and high-magic worlds don't learn magic from low-magic worlds.

Ever since I first got a Warglaive of Azzinoth, I haven't had another one. This isn't just a matter of being mentally broken; I quit the game this April, otherwise I'd almost become a masochist.

This is very interesting! I've saved it! Keep updating! Welcome to visit my page!

When will we return to Azeroth?

If Illidan were to be written about, should he be allowed to reclaim his love... Tyrande...?

The description is interesting, I'll save it for later.

When are we going back to World of Warcraft? If we don't blow up half of the Frozen Throne, there won't be any more story.

(Looking forward to Illidan joining the Super God Academy and causing trouble)

I really like the character Illidan and am very interested in the game's world background. However, my understanding is limited to the campaign stories of Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne and Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos. I don't know much about the background, like how I initially thought Gul'dan was just an ordinary undead wizard, since his appearance in the Maiev campaign at the Tomb of Sargeras was that of a regular wizard. 😃😃😃