Where is the Prison of N'Zoth?

Wowhead Geposted 11.05.2019 um 07:52 von perculia

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Comparing the various maps in Warcraft, we can see that N'Zoth's prison is between the islands of Kul Tiras and Zandalar - very convenient for Battle for Azeroth to be highlighting these islands! We also can't forget that Azshara is directly meddling with both islands, taking the Kul Tiran fleet and encouraging Zul's rebellion.

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Azshara: You see the truth now, don't you, heroes? Every move you've made has been according to my will.
Azshara: That lumbering dwarf believed you could save Azeroth by empowering your shiny little Heart. The gift of a sleeping titan.
Azshara: Yes, a titan's heart was exactly what was needed. Not to heal the world... but to shatter the prison of a god.
Azshara: The ritual nears completion. The Black Empire rises... and the world awaits its true queen.

Warbringers: Azshara

As the night elf empire stretched across the world, Azshara spent more and more time in her palace at the Well of Eternity's shores. She obsessed over the lake and used Sharas'dal to manipulate its mysterious energies. Azshara dreamed of making the world into a paradise--her paradise. But it would only be possible if she and her Highborne servitors could harness the Well of Eternity's true potential. Their reckless experiments eventually sent arcane magic crashing through the Twisting Nether, the realm of demons. In time, the Burning Legion learned of the Well of Eternity and the world of Azeroth.

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The drowned god's heart is black ice.
"At the bottom of the ocean even light must die"
The fish know all the secrets. They know the cold. They know the dark.

History of WellChronicle

The keepers' most pressing concern was the horrific scar left behind when Aman'Thul had torn Y'Shaarj from the world's crust. A constant stream of volatile arcane energy bled from the colossal rift, lashing out across the world. The keepers knew that, if left unattended, these energies would consume Azeroth over time.

The keepers labored day and night, crafting magic wards sealed around the gaping wound to stanch the escaping lifeblood. Eventually, the tumultuous energies calmed and settled into balance. All that remained of the scar was an immense lake of scintillating energy that the keepers would call the "Well of Eternity." Thereafter, the power of this wondrous fount would be infused in the ailing world, helping life to take root and bloom across the globe

Die Kaldorei und der Brunnen der Ewigkeit

The lake, which would later be called the Well of Eternity, was the true heart of the world's magic and natural power. Drawing its energies from the infinite Great Dark beyond the world, the Well acted as a mystical fount, sending its potent energies out across the world to nourish life in all its wondrous forms.

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It could be an honest continuity error, with the location changed to better fit the current narrative.

The Titan's information on the location of the prison could have been purposely misleading to deter its discovery.

The prison itself could have physically moved due to the passage of time, cataclysmic events such as the Sundering, or other outside influence.

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