WotG and Tu'Lia

[Zilong]

That'd make too much sense, so obviously a fucking sword unsheathed 20 years prior to the event or some random earthquake did it.

[SeraphusRagnarok]

Obviously it wasn't an earthquake that caused cape riverne to float off the ground, but rather the earthquake resulted from the soil and stone ripping from the earth. So bahamut could have pulled the ground up,resulting in the earthquake.


Also Lightbringer didnt hit a plate, they specifically said Tavnazia was destroyed by a huge explosion. So it must have been some kind of energy arch that split the ground. Think of Frieza charging up in DBZ at the end of his saga, the lighting bolts he emits from his aura split mountains and shit. I'm sure there will be a sweet CS of lightbringer being unsheathed in
WoTG 32.5A or w/e(yes im expecting 32 chapters, remember CoP crew made WoTG)

[ronin sparthos]

That cutscene alone would make WotG worth the money....

That and the Shadow Lord sipping wine from a goblet only to find out you've broken through the line at Xarcabard from an imp.... causing him to break the glass with his bare hands >.> j/k

WotG has the potential to churn out some epic cutscenes...

[chesh]

That and the Shadow Lord sipping wine from a goblet only to find out you've broken through the line at Xarcabard from an imp.... causing him to break the glass with his bare hands >.> j/k

And his monocle popping out.

[Sekkite]

I hope that at some point, they'll add in a few cutscenes or quests or pseudo-missions to fill in the plot holes of earlier expansions, as I don't believe WotG can cover everything (like what is Apollyon and Temenos, or at the very least, what is Temenos).

[SeraphusRagnarok]

That and the Shadow Lord sipping wine from a goblet only to find out you've broken through the line at Xarcabard from an imp.... causing him to break the glass with his bare hands >.> j/k

He has to throw the wine glass at the base of his throne. Also the wine is the blood.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=IorWvXDQfOI





http://youtube.com/watch?v=NlM0s1mLx7M omg i found this while searching for it! NEW VOICE ACTIN ZOMG

[Max™]

That and the Shadow Lord sipping wine from a goblet only to find out you've broken through the line at Xarcabard from an imp.... causing him to break the glass with his bare hands >.> j/k

And his mogocle popping out.

[Not Kuno]

If Tu'lia is in the 5th crystal and theres this huge paradox...

How do you ride an airship to it?

[Xanthe]

If Al'Taieu is in the 5th crystal and theres this huge paradox...

How do you ride an airship to it?

Al'taieu contains the crystal and the crystal contains Al'taieu. I would assume that the Auroral Updraft that you fly into is a "thread" that bridges normal and paradoxical space and allows you to enter.

[Selamis]

That and the Shadow Lord sipping wine from a goblet only to find out you've broken through the line at Xarcabard from an imp.... causing him to break the glass with his bare hands >.> j/k

And his monocle popping out.

He then yells out curses! (God that icon make me laugh)

[Rocl]

If Tu'lia is in the 5th crystal and theres this huge paradox...

How do you ride an airship to it?

Wizards.

[Xajii]

Because it's a living airship. Didn't you notice Sueleen saying "Your ship seems to have made its way back here on its own," or something to that effect?

In reality it is not an airship but a Transformer. Transformed it is:

http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/ff...x-Acrolith.jpg

[Hellsashes]

I thought that the light you fly into was the area where Al'taieu imploded on itself, so nearing the light enters the paradox

Edit: I never read the last post of a page, rats.

[Not Kuno]

If Al'Taieu is in the 5th crystal and theres this huge paradox...

How do you ride an airship to it?

Al'taieu contains the crystal and the crystal contains Al'taieu. I would assume that the Auroral Updraft that you fly into is a "thread" that bridges normal and paradoxical space and allows you to enter.

Oh whoops. I meant Al'Taieu.

[Seigfried Of Pandy]

Because it's a living airship. Didn't you notice Sueleen saying "Your ship seems to have made its way back here on its own," or something to that effect?

In reality it is not an airship but a Transformer. Transformed it is:

http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/ff...x-Acrolith.jpg

prishe installs an auto pilot. its not living.

[LD]

Cid Installed it, cuz he's, ya know, the one who built it, but yea, w/e.

[Mortama]

Not sure if this is relevant but this is a wotg map

http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t...tysigs/new.png

Tu'lia isn't on it lol (it might just mean nothing >.>)



Old conquest map
http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t...tysigs/old.png

[Septimus]

Not sure if this is relevant but this is a wotg map

http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t...tysigs/new.png

Tu'lia isn't on it lol (it might just mean nothing >.>)



Old conquest map
http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t...tysigs/old.png

First thing that I noticed about that map is that Tavnazia is not connected to the continent.

[Khamsin]

Not sure if this is relevant but this is a wotg map

http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t...tysigs/new.png

Tu'lia isn't on it lol (it might just mean nothing >.>)



Old conquest map
http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t...tysigs/old.png

First thing that I noticed about that map is that Tavnazia is not connected to the continent.

Perhaps the expansion takes place just after that event.

[Rocl]

But I thought the expansion takes place not long after the start of the war and Tavnazia was lost near the end of the war?