After watching the World of Warcraft legion cinematics, you will surely be wondering what makes them so good. In this article, we’ll discuss the Old Soldier, Jaina’s new personality and the war crime committed by Illidan. If you haven’t seen them yet, make sure to watch them! We will also talk about how you can enjoy them to the fullest. If you haven’t yet, I hope that I’ve convinced you to try them!

Old Soldier

After the excellent Warbringers cinematic, Blizzard has released a new one, titled Old Soldier, that focuses on the leader of the Orgrimmar faction, Varok Saurfang. The film follows a similar narrative to the Warbringer trailer, which showed Sylvanus Windrunner burning the Night Elf World Tree Teldrassil. This time, however, the story is a little less dramatic, but it’s still a beautiful movie.

In the Old Soldier cinematic, we see the reaction of the Alliance to Sylvanus’ crimes. The Alliance marching toward the Horde’s stronghold reveals how angry the Horde is at Sylvanus. As a result, Saurfang declares that the following battle will offer no glory to the Horde. The film also shows a moment when Zekhan confronts Saurfang on his own, alone, and rips his son’s pendant off his body.

Sylvanas

Sylvanas Windrunner is one of the most polarizing characters in World of Warcraft. She has served as the main antagonist for two expansions and rose to the position of warchief of the Horde in Legion. Despite her enigmatic character, Sylvanas’ motivations are often murky and seem to be purely contrived. Despite her murky motivations, Blizzard makes an effort to convince even the most cynical players that Sylvanas is part of a larger plan.

While Sylvanas is not new to the game, her new role in the cinematics is quite controversial. While critics praised her ability to lead the Night Elf army, they were unhappy with her lack of character development. Throughout BFA, the Night Elf leader stoked a war with the Alliance by burning their city, Teldrassil. That’s not good for the world, and it makes Sylvanas’ character development problematic.

Jaina’s personality change

If you’re familiar with the World of Warcraft legion cinematics, then you know how much Jaina’s personality changed in the expansion. After the event, she would head towards Ratchet’s camp and secure Fray Island. She would then begin to devise a plan to destroy Orgrimmar by Focusing Iris. This powerful spell summoned a huge tidal wave of water elementals that would drown the city.

At first, Jaina was feeling depressed and hopeless. She felt loyal to her father and her nation, but then the Scourge and the Legion attacked and changed everything. She helped the Horde regain ships from goblins and fought against the Legion. She also told her soldiers to stand down while attacking Theramore. Her hatred and anger did not subside.

Illidan’s war crime

Throughout the World of Warcraft legion cinematics, we are presented with several scenarios in which Illidan is involved in a major crime. One of these scenarios involves Illidan imprisoning Magtheridon beneath the Hellfire Citadel, where the fel orc jailor Keli’dan the Breaker has been keeping it sealed. Illidan was eventually able to recover from the blow that Azgoth had inflicted and impale him from behind with his Twin Blades of Azzinoth. This resulted in the instant death of the pit lord.

Malfurion, an ally of Illidan, sensed Illidan’s demonic power, and chastised him. He was convinced that Illidan had traded his soul for power. He banished Illidan from the forest, but the two men were too late to stop him. Afterward, they decided to find him and bring him back to the light.

Conflict between Alliance and Horde

The Conflict between Alliance and Horde in World of Warscraft legion cinematics is the driving force behind the storyline. This intercontinental conflict began with the Angrathar the Wrathgate battle. As the war progressed, King Varian Wrynn declared open war on the Horde and Warchief Garrosh Hellscream joined the fray. This new war would span the entire Pandaria and Cataclysm campaigns. Many believed it was the Fourth War.

The recent pre-patch event has players banding together to face the threat of the Burning Legion. Both the Alliance and Horde send their heroes to fight the invasion. However, the pre-patch event ends with both factions realizing that they’re leaderless. This is likely to be the result of a developer error, but the conflict still continues. If the conflict between the Horde and Alliance is truly about breaking the cycle of war and demon invasion, the cinematics will need to make sense of the upcoming expansion.