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Author: SisterDizzy

May 30th 2010 at 7:56:25 PM

In WorldOfWarcraft there are numerous examples of this, as well as a couple of subversions, but given the name of the game, that's hardly surprising. There is the War of the Ancients which led to the destruction of the Keldorei kingdom and the world splitting apart, well the one continent, anyway. Then the Orcs almost complete annihilation of the Draenei on Draenor. After which, said orcs go on to sack the human city of Stormwind. Later, they go on to enslave the Red Dragon Flight, with which, they almost reduce Quel'Thalas to burning ash.  Later, the Kaldorei give up their immortality by blowing up the WorldTree to kill Archimonde. Not long after that, they lose their beloved beloved demigod, Cenarius in a battle with Grom Hellscream. I haven't even gotten to the third war in which Arthas ends up killing every man, woman, and child in Stratholme. This is ''before'' he goes over to the dark side. After that, he kills his father, several paladins, including another father figure, Uther, then sacks Quel'Thalas and Silvermoon City to use the Sunwell, which he then blows up. Oh yeah, at the end of this war, Kil'Jaeden comes around to completely demolish Dalaran. Did I mention there were a lot of examples in this? [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CaptainObvious I think I did.]]