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Commento di 112652

Yup, Uther got his wish... or not.

(Note: Arthas killed Uther while Uther defended a town against him and some undead, and is the Lich King nowadays).

Commento di 140039

Well, we all learn from history. Never trust a rational and ruthless prince to do anything good.

Arthas and Kael'thas. Both turned rogue. Bummer.

Commento di Chocopie

You can find Uther's Tomb in Western Plaguelands.
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It's part of a quest line to go defile his grave.

Commento di 169025

The fountain is cursed...

Notice how most of the wishes turn out the opposite?

Commento di Banzubie

He should have wished for a rez.

Commento di Olwyn

If you 'use' the gold coins from the fountain (throw it back in), you get a buff which makes you lucky for 2 mins. While you are lucky you get to fish up more coins. This helps for the achievement and you still get credit for the gold coin even tho it's no longer in your inventory.

Commento di 247875

Oh ho ho! How ironic! Uther, wishing that his killer could learn to rule with patience and care rather than force? LOL

Commento di TheHelper

Sells for "1s, 25c each"..What sort of logic is that? Apparently gold from a few years back is worth much less than gold nowadays..I always thought that gold appreciated in value?

Commento di 168223

actually, this is gonna sound bad but i think that Uther's one of the few who got their wish, hes been patiently waiting and watching Azeroth fight itself and tear itself apart while building his army and he obviously cares to win, but the fact hes now on the ENEMY'S side kinda seems where the irony really is...

he's careful not to die, or he would still be old arthas, with an unpowered frostmourne cause the throne woulda shattered, so probably dead

hes patient to not send hordes of his own troops into a pointless death since hes obviously WAITING for us at his throne of power...

to quote Timone and Pumba: "what if he was on Our Side?"

we need to get his alliance so he can give frozen scones to everyone =D

Commento di 145671

"Young Arthas must learn patience to temper his power. I will pray that he one day learns how to lead with care rather than force."

After Arthas killed Mal'Ganis in Northrend and got Frostmourne, he was ported back to Lordeon/Dalaran , he "become the king" and give all of his kingdom to the Scouge.
But, another Dread Lord called Varimathras gived him a quest to bring to life Kel'Thuzar (Arthas killed him before he went to Northrend), he accepted and to complete the quest Arthas killed 3 Paladins including Uther Lightbringer.

Commento di 178827

Arthas really has a thing with these coins. Three of them, all from important characters in his life (Terenas, his father; Jaina, his lover; Uther, his fellow paladin).

It looks like the more wishes you make (and the more coins you spend on it, consecutively), the worse it becomes. Or maybe the fountain is controlled by Arthas; given how many bad things it does. On second thought, the fountain may be controlling Arthas. Damn, I wouldn't get anywhere near that cursed fountain. In fact, nowhere near Dalaran.

Commento di 175072

Uther DID get his wish, he had patience waiting on the throne for what, 5 years? Super-powerful, and leads with care for only force!

Commento di lordyoshi01

I'm beginning to wonder if this fountain is the true reason behind the lag from Dalaran, hell maybe even all lag in general. It seems to be a very evil object, so I wouldn't put it past it.

Commento di 350925

This must have been one cheap son of a !@#$%, or the coins have just all been fished already cus I don't seem to be gettin any :))

Commento di 313111

Really Random but the storyline with Arthas reminds me of the storyline of Star Wars..Arthas wanted to save his people, so did Anikan. Arthas had a mentor which was Uther, Anakin had Obi Wan. Arthas was tricked by Ner'zhul to become evil and Anakin was tricked by the Emperor. I just thought this was sort of cool.

Commento di 397318

The fountain is Yogg in disguise. He's LOL-ing at all the people who tossed their coins in like Uther and Arthas, but what made this fountain TRULEY evil was http://www.wowhead.com/?item=43638. That made me cry because I imagined Arugal with a buncha puppies in an old cottage. :c /cry

Commento di 399446

Tough luck, Uther.

I LOVE Urgal's coin. Whatever happened?

Commento di 435927

This is getting annoying, been fishing in the fountain for the last gold coin for my achievement.
1444 fished up items....still no gold coin from Uther, im beginning to think he was a cheap bastard?

*mutters and goes back to fishing in the cursed fountain*

Commento di 435927

Finaly after 1501 damn fished up items, i got it! *cheers*

Commento di Kobzol

oops

Commento di W0Whedder

Actually Darkroot Arthas killed Uther The Lightbringer in a battle to get the sacred urn where his Father´s (King Terenas Menethil) ashes where kept. It was the only way to get Kel´Thuzads remains to the sunwell to rescurrect him to summon Archimonde to Azeroth.

Commento di 561831

I think it's safe to assume Arthas don't care...

Commento di Gertilly

Well, that was painful to get.

Commento di MichaelLoda

Very sad, R.I.P Uther :c

Commento di designadrug

Seriously, almost 100,000 casts into the Fountain in an instance? Who does that even once?

Commento di Mondoblasto

"Uther must’ve had tiny handwriting. Just look at this thing. It’s 129 characters long! How did he write all that on a coin?"
-Kaivax

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Moneta d'Oro di Uther l'Araldo della Luce

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Usa: Rilancia questa moneta nella fontana di Dalaran.
"Il giovane Arthas deve imparare la pazienza necessaria a temperare il suo potere. Vorrei che imparasse a comandare con l'attenzione, più che con la forza."

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