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* AuthorsSavingThrow: It's revealed that Maiev was Illidan's prisoner for only a few months and that he was too busy with his own plans to inflict any harm on her. And while she did suffer petty torments from her guards, Illidan forbad any of them from actually hurting her as he wanted to be the first to punish Maiev for his imprisonment. Akama mentioned to Maiev that Illidan had plans for her but he never had the chance to follow through on them.
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* BrokenBase: Six words. [[spoiler: Illidan as champion of the Light.]] One side absolutely hates the idea for reasons including [[spoiler: it betraying the whole idea of a demon hunter fighting the Legion with its own power, it contradicting Velen's implication that Anduin would be the champion, fears that taking up the Light would mean Illidan losing his AntiHero personality, and complaints that the whole idea and Illidan's glowing golden angelic appearance in the vision feel like a rehash of what was just done with Kerrigan in ''Starcraft''.]] The other side [[spoiler: notes that it was just a vision and so there is plenty of time for Illidan to prove worthy of the champion of the Light role, that there might well be a ProphecyTwist, that we have seen less than pure individuals wielding the Light before so Illidan could retain his personality, and that due to the specific wording (in that he'll be ''[[ThereIsAnother a]]'' rather than ''the'' Champion of the Light), Illidan could be one of many champions, still allowing Anduin to be one.]]
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* BrokenBase: Six words. [[spoiler: Illidan as champion [[spoiler:champion of the Light.]] Light]]. One side absolutely hates the idea for reasons including [[spoiler: it betraying the whole idea of a demon hunter fighting the Legion with its own power, it contradicting Velen's implication that Anduin would be the champion, fears that taking up the Light would mean Illidan losing his AntiHero personality, and complaints that the whole idea and Illidan's glowing golden angelic appearance in the vision feel like a rehash of what was just done with Kerrigan in ''Starcraft''.]] The other side [[spoiler: notes that it was just a vision and so there is plenty of time for Illidan to prove worthy of the champion of the Light role, that there might well be a ProphecyTwist, that we have seen less than pure individuals wielding the Light before so Illidan could retain his personality, and that due to the specific wording (in that he'll be ''[[ThereIsAnother a]]'' rather than ''the'' Champion of the Light), Illidan could be one of many champions, still allowing Anduin to be one.]]
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* BrokenBase: Six words. [[spoiler: Illidan as champion of the Light.]] One side absolutely hates the idea for reasons including [[spoiler: it betraying the whole idea of a demon hunter fighting the Legion with its own power, it contradicting Velen's implication that Anduin would be the champion, fears that taking up the Light would mean Illidan losing his AntiHero personality, and complaints that the whole idea and Illidan's glowing golden angelic appearance in the vision feel like a rehash of what was just done with Kerrigan in ''Starcraft''.]] The other side [[spoiler: notes that it was just a vision and so there is plenty of time for Illidan to prove worthy of the champion of the Light role, that there might well be a ProphecyTwist, that we have seen less than pure individuals wielding the Light before so Illidan could retain his personality, and that due to the specific wording (in that he'll be ''[[ThereIsAnother a]]'' rather than ''the'' Champion of the Light), Illidan could be one of many champions, still allowing Anduin to be one.]]
* MomentOfAwesome: In the second half of the book, Illidan leads an attack on [[spoiler: Nathreza, homeworld of the Dreadlords. The attack goes exactly as planned; they catch them while most of the Burning Legion is off-world, the demon hunters that he had trained rip through what forces were there, and Illidan sneaked into their archives to grab a file showing the location of Argus, Kil'jaeden and Archimonde's home world. He then leaves, getting all of his forces able to move or be moved out before slamming the portal shut, allowing the backlash of energy to shatter Nathreza in much the same way that Draenor had been. The entire plan went off without a hitch, the Legion was handed an unambiguous defeat where it hurted most (because any demons slain there are KilledOffForReal instead of their souls being cast into the Twisting Nether where they can be revived), and it was ''awesome''.]]
* MomentOfAwesome: In the second half of the book, Illidan leads an attack on [[spoiler: Nathreza, homeworld of the Dreadlords. The attack goes exactly as planned; they catch them while most of the Burning Legion is off-world, the demon hunters that he had trained rip through what forces were there, and Illidan sneaked into their archives to grab a file showing the location of Argus, Kil'jaeden and Archimonde's home world. He then leaves, getting all of his forces able to move or be moved out before slamming the portal shut, allowing the backlash of energy to shatter Nathreza in much the same way that Draenor had been. The entire plan went off without a hitch, the Legion was handed an unambiguous defeat where it hurted most (because any demons slain there are KilledOffForReal instead of their souls being cast into the Twisting Nether where they can be revived), and it was ''awesome''.]]
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* BrokenBase: Six words. [[spoiler: Illidan as champion of the Light.]] One side absolutely hates the idea for reasons including [[spoiler: it betraying the whole idea of a demon hunter fighting the Legion with its own power, it contradicting Velen's implication that Anduin would be the champion, fears that taking up the Light would mean Illidan losing his AntiHero personality, and complaints that the whole idea and Illidan's glowing golden angelic appearance in the vision feel like a rehash of what was just done with Kerrigan in ''Starcraft''.]] The other side [[spoiler: notes that it was just a vision and so there is plenty of time for Illidan to prove worthy of the champion of the Light role, that there might well be a ProphecyTwist, that we have seen less than pure individuals wielding the Light before so Illidan could retain his personality, and that due to the specific wording (in that he'll be ''[[ThereIsAnother a]]'' rather than ''the'' Champion of the Light), Illidan could be one of many champions, still allowing Anduin to be one.]]
* MomentOfAwesome: In the second half of the book, Illidan leads an attack on [[spoiler: Nathreza, homeworld of the Dreadlords. The attack goes exactly as planned; they catch them while most of the Burning Legion is off-world, the demon hunters that he had trained rip through what forces were there, and Illidan sneaked into their archives to grab a file showing the location of Argus, Kil'jaeden and Archimonde's home world. He then leaves, getting all of his forces able to move or be moved out before slamming the portal shut, allowing the backlash of energy to shatter Nathreza in much the same way that Draenor had been. The entire plan went off without a hitch, the Legion was handed an unambiguous defeat where it hurted most (because any demons slain there are KilledOffForReal instead of their souls being cast into the Twisting Nether where they can be revived), and it was ''awesome''.]]
* MomentOfAwesome: In the second half of the book, Illidan leads an attack on [[spoiler: Nathreza, homeworld of the Dreadlords. The attack goes exactly as planned; they catch them while most of the Burning Legion is off-world, the demon hunters that he had trained rip through what forces were there, and Illidan sneaked into their archives to grab a file showing the location of Argus, Kil'jaeden and Archimonde's home world. He then leaves, getting all of his forces able to move or be moved out before slamming the portal shut, allowing the backlash of energy to shatter Nathreza in much the same way that Draenor had been. The entire plan went off without a hitch, the Legion was handed an unambiguous defeat where it hurted most (because any demons slain there are KilledOffForReal instead of their souls being cast into the Twisting Nether where they can be revived), and it was ''awesome''.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: It's revealed that Maiev was Illidan's prisoner for only a few months and that he was too busy with his own plans to inflict any harm on her. And while she did suffer petty torments from her guards, Illidan forbad any of them from actually hurting her as he wanted to be the first to punish Maiev for his imprisonment. Akama mentioned to Maiev that Illidan had plans for her but he never had the chance to follow through on them.
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* BrokenBase: Six words. [[spoiler: Illidan as champion of the Light.]] One side absolutely hates the idea for reasons including [[spoiler: it betraying the whole idea of a demon hunter fighting the Legion with its own power, it contradicting Velen's implication that Anduin would be the champion, fears that taking up the Light would mean Illidan losing his AntiHero personality, and complaints that the whole idea and Illidan's glowing golden angelic appearance in the vision feel like a rehash of what was just done with Kerrigan in ''Starcraft''.]] The other side [[spoiler: notes that it was just a vision and so there is plenty of time for Illidan to prove worthy of the champion of the Light role, that there might well be a ProphecyTwist, that we have seen less than pure individuals wielding the Light before so Illidan could retain his personality, and that due to the specific wording, Illidan could be one of many champions, still allowing Anduin to be one.]]
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* BrokenBase: Six words. [[spoiler: Illidan as champion of the Light.]] One side absolutely hates the idea for reasons including [[spoiler: it betraying the whole idea of a demon hunter fighting the Legion with its own power, it contradicting Velen's implication that Anduin would be the champion, fears that taking up the Light would mean Illidan losing his AntiHero personality, and complaints that the whole idea and Illidan's glowing golden angelic appearance in the vision feel like a rehash of what was just done with Kerrigan in ''Starcraft''.]] The other side [[spoiler: notes that it was just a vision and so there is plenty of time for Illidan to prove worthy of the champion of the Light role, that there might well be a ProphecyTwist, that we have seen less than pure individuals wielding the Light before so Illidan could retain his personality, and that due to the specific wording, wording (in that he'll be ''[[ThereIsAnother a]]'' rather than ''the'' Champion of the Light), Illidan could be one of many champions, still allowing Anduin to be one.]]
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* MomentOfAwesome: In the second half of the book, Illidan leads an attack on [[spoiler: Nathreza, homeworld of the Dreadlords. The attack goes exactly as planned; they catch them while most of the Burning Legion is off-world, the demon hunters that he had trained rip through what forces were there, and Illidan sneaked into their archives to grab a file showing the location of Argus, Kil'jaeden and Archimonde's home world. He then leaves, getting all of his forces able to move or be moved out before slamming the portal shut, allowing the backlash of energy to shatter Nathreza in much the same way that Draenor had been. The entire plan went off without a hitch, and it was ''awesome''.]]
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* MomentOfAwesome: In the second half of the book, Illidan leads an attack on [[spoiler: Nathreza, homeworld of the Dreadlords. The attack goes exactly as planned; they catch them while most of the Burning Legion is off-world, the demon hunters that he had trained rip through what forces were there, and Illidan sneaked into their archives to grab a file showing the location of Argus, Kil'jaeden and Archimonde's home world. He then leaves, getting all of his forces able to move or be moved out before slamming the portal shut, allowing the backlash of energy to shatter Nathreza in much the same way that Draenor had been. The entire plan went off without a hitch, the Legion was handed an unambiguous defeat where it hurted most (because any demons slain there are KilledOffForReal instead of their souls being cast into the Twisting Nether where they can be revived), and it was ''awesome''.]]
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* BrokenBase: Six words. [[spoiler: Illidan as champion of the Light.]] One side absolutely hates the idea for reasons including [[spoiler: it betraying the whole idea of a demon hunter fighting the Legion with its own power, it contradicting Velen's implication that Anduin would be the champion, fears that taking up the Light would mean Illidan losing his AntiHero personality, and complaints that the whole idea and Illidan's glowing golden angelic appearance in the vision feel like a rehash of what was just done with Kerrigan in ''Starcraft''.]] The other side [[spoiler: notes that it was just a vision and so there is plenty of time for Illidan to prove worthy of the champion of the Light role, that there might well be a ProphecyTwist, that we have seen less than pure individuals wielding the Light before so Illidan could retain his personality, and that due to the specific wording, Illidan could be one of many champions, still allowing Anduin to be one.]]
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* BrokenBase: Six words. [[spoiler: Illidan as champion of the Light.]] One side absolutely hates the idea for reasons including [[spoiler: it betraying the whole idea of a demon hunter fighting the Legion with its own power, it contradicting Velen's implication that Anduin would be the champion, fears that taking up the Light would mean Illidan losing his AntiHero personality, and complaints that the whole idea and Illidan's glowing golden angelic appearance in the vision feel like a rehash of what was just done with Kerrigan in ''Starcraft''.]] The other side [[spoiler: notes that it was just a vision and so there is plenty of time for Illidan to prove worthy of the champion of the Light role, that there might well be a ProphecyTwist, that we have seen less than pure individuals wielding the Light before so Illidan could retain his personality, and that due to the specific wording, Illidan could be one of many champions, still allowing Anduin to be one.]]
* MomentOfAwesome: In the second half of the book, Illidan leads an attack on [[spoiler: Nathreza, homeworld of the Dreadlords. The attack goes exactly as planned; they catch them while most of the Burning Legion is off-world, the demon hunters that he had trained rip through what forces were there, and Illidan sneaked into their archives to grab a file showing the location of Argus, Kil'jaeden and Archimonde's home world. He then leaves, getting all of his forces able to move or be moved out before slamming the portal shut, allowing the backlash of energy to shatter Nathreza in much the same way that Draenor had been. The entire plan went off without a hitch, and it was ''awesome''.]]
* MomentOfAwesome: In the second half of the book, Illidan leads an attack on [[spoiler: Nathreza, homeworld of the Dreadlords. The attack goes exactly as planned; they catch them while most of the Burning Legion is off-world, the demon hunters that he had trained rip through what forces were there, and Illidan sneaked into their archives to grab a file showing the location of Argus, Kil'jaeden and Archimonde's home world. He then leaves, getting all of his forces able to move or be moved out before slamming the portal shut, allowing the backlash of energy to shatter Nathreza in much the same way that Draenor had been. The entire plan went off without a hitch, and it was ''awesome''.]]
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* BrokenBase: Six words. [[spoiler: Illidan as champion of the Light.]] One side absolutely hates the idea for reasons including [[spoiler: it betraying the whole idea of a demon hunter fighting the Legion with its own power, it contradicting Velen's implication that Anduin would be the champion, fears that taking up the Light would mean Illidan losing his AntiHero personality, and complaints that the whole idea and Illidan's glowing golden angelic appearance in the vision feel like a rehash of what was just done with Kerrigan in ''Starcraft''.]] The other side [[spoiler: notes that it was just a vision and so there is plenty of time for Illidan to prove worthy of the champion of the Light role, that there might well be a ProphecyTwist, that we have seen less than pure individuals wielding the Light before so Illidan could retain his personality, and that due to the specific wording, Illidan could be one of many champions, still allowing Anduin to be one.]]
