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Commento di Krokar

After you clear the Emerald Nightmare raid instance, it is located in the cleansed Emerald Dream. You are teleported there after Xavius death. You will see a pond behind Cenarius. On top of the pond is the spirit of Ysera, she walking toward a cave, inside is the plant, Remnant of the Void.

Commento di filiral

Not sure what happens for other classes/specs, but when interacting with this as shadow priest our artifact weapon says "Almost completely gone, as if it never existed. But the Rift is deep and vast, and somewhere down there it stirs. Something has changed, the last prison weakens. We must prepare."

Commento di SaltLB

Remnant of the Void is a clickable object found in the cave behind Cenarius in the Emerald Nightmare. It can be accessed after the fight with Xavius and provides a special line for Shadow Priests when interacted with.

Xal'atath, Blade of the Black Empire says: Almost completely gone, as if it never existed. But the rift is deep and vast, and somewhere down there it sirs. Something has changed, the last prison weakens. We must prepare.

Now the fun part, where we analyze what corrupted the Emerald Nightmare in the first place. Xal'atath mentions immediately that the corruption of the Emerald Nightmare is gone. With Xavius defeated, there is nothing left to corrupt it. Yet, as we Shadow Priests know upon seeing Xavius, there is something else causing the corruption. Her next line states something about the rift being deep and vast and somewhere down there it stirs. Speculation dictates that it is most likely N'Zoth, the Old God trapped deep in Azeroth, as that is the final Old God we have yet to encounter. More evidence is provided by Xal'atath's final segment where she states that the last prison weakens. Long ago, the Titans imprisoned the Old Gods into Azeroth with the exception of Y'Shaarj who was killed outright. Since we have already supposedly killed C'Thuun and Yogg-Saron, N'Zoth is the only one left by process of elimination.

The name of the object itself also points to the fact that the Emerald Nightmare was corrupted by an Old God as it references the origination of those beings: the Void.

Commento di FullElven

To further support that Xal'atath is speaking of N'zoth, or at least an Old God in particular, another thing that happens within the Emerald Nightmare are idle whispers from Il'gynoth. Some of these whispers include:

- Flesh is his gift. He is your true creator.
- To find him, drown yourself in the circle of stars.
- The king of diamonds has been made a pawn.
- The lord of ravens will turn the key.
- The boy-king serves at the master's table. Three lies will he offer you.
- Her heart is a crater, and we have filled it.
- Five keys to open our way. Five torches to light our path.
- At the hour of her third death, she will usher in our coming.

Then upon his death:
- N'Zoth... I journey... to Ny'alotha...

The only thing that hangs me up about it, is 'Flesh is his gift. He is your true creator' as it was said that it was Yogg-Saron that caused the Curse of Flesh that turned all metal/stone things of the Titans creation into fleshy beings.

Either way, there's a whole lot of interesting lore in this Raid!

Commento di CuNi

I used some tricks with the engine and the way it calculates whats Visible and what not. I thought maybe behind there is something behind the Rock Ysera looks at, but unfortunately I can confirm there is nothing.
Also, there is nothing if you drink the Skaggldrynk. Maybe on HC or Mythic?

Commento di Yedris

- Flesh is his gift. He is your true creator.
- An interesting point made above by FullElven, It was Yogg-Saron that created the Curse of Flesh which eventually lead to the human race existing. Which would mean Yogg-Saron were the Human's true creator?

- To find him, drown yourself in the circle of stars.
- Possibly Algalon the Observer's room. Magni takes you there when he finally was broken out of his diamond prison.

- The king of diamonds has been made a pawn.
- Magni. The quest you do when he broke out of old ironforge is even named "The Diamond King" N'Zoth may be the one talking to him. stuck deep within Azeroth... Disguising himself to be a fake titan to Magni?

- The lord of ravens will turn the key.
- Medivh
(Edit: OR Khadgar. As he now has the Staff of Atiesh, as well as Medivh's signature Raven Form.)

-Edit: I was reading the dungeon journal for the Nighthold raid when I stumbled upon Gul'dan's fight and what happens when he reaches 10%.

(NOTE: THIS IS ONLY IN THE 7.1 VERSION OF THE DUNGEON JOURNAL. FOUND ON PTR)
"When Gul'dan reaches 10% health remaining, Archmage Khadgar attempts to return Illidan's soul to his dormant body. Unbeknownst to Khadgar a dark, outworldly presence was filling Illdian's mortal shell, and the consequences of Khadgar's actions incite deadly consequences."

Now this "outworldly presence" could be any of the 3 Legion leaders. OR it could be an old-god sneaking his way in. Now I personally believe this is one of the 3 legion leaders, Sargeras, Kil'jaeden, or Archimonde since the whole story of this fight is stopping Gul'dan from using the Eye of Aman'thul to summon Sargeras. But I don't think it's completely out of the picture and it fits quite perfectly with what Il'gynoth said. "The lord of ravens will turn the key."

- The boy-king serves at the master's table. Three lies will he offer you.
-Anduin obviously. Not sure about 3 lies.

-Another thought brought up by sorrowdemonica is that its Wrathion. He could certainly be considered a "boy-king" seeing as he's extremely young in the eyes of a dragon. And not only that, the Alliance failed him pretty badly at the end of MoP. He wanted the Alliance to completely dismantle the Horde and become the strongest army on Azeroth to be used to fight against the Legion, but Varian spared them. He now will leave "nothing to chance" when it comes to defeating the burning legion.

-Now this may be a little far-fetched, but what if Wrathion turns to the old-gods to create a force powerful enough to defeat the burning legion? If he sees the burning legion as the greater threat to Azeroth, he may try to use them to defeat the legion. Thinking after the burning legion is dealt with, he can deal with the old gods in the aftermath. Again, that may be a little too much but let me know what you guys think.

- Her heart is a crater, and we have filled it.
- Not sure. Could be a lot of people.

-There have been many mentions of Jaina being the reference here. I don't disagree with the idea, she's tried so hard throughout her entire history to bring peace between the alliance and the horde, and each time the horde have ruined it. i.e. theramore, sunstriders betrayal .. ect. But for her to resort to the old gods magic? Or for her to be suddenly corrupted when she's always been working towards peace? Ehh doesn't seem to fit so well. But I suppose its possible.

-I personally like the idea that urkantu threw out about Azeroth being filled with old gods. It fits well with "The king of diamonds has been made a pawn" Magni thinks he's talking to Azeroth the titan. When it's really N'Zoth speaking through her to Magni. N'Zoth has been speculated to be trapped under the sea. Most likely the deepest depths of the sea, he would be rather "close" to the core of Azeroth and could very well have corrupted the sleeping titan.

- Five keys to open our way. Five torches to light our path.
- 5 Pillars of Creation to close the legion portal... and opens the way to the old gods?

- At the hour of her third death, she will usher in our coming.
- Sylvanas. She died as an elf, to be raised a Banshee. She jumped off of ICC after Arthas died and was resurrected by the Valkyr. The Alliance stole her ability to be resurrected again. 3rd death incoming? Psychatix mentioned she already died a 3rd time to Crowley technically. Possible that her first death didn't count, or her 3rd death has started the chain of events to their return. Or it could be someone else entirely.

-She has only died twice. During the cut scene in Warcraft 3, Arthas never killed her. Sylvanas was defeated on the ground and she asked for a clean death but Arthas didn't give it to her. She was instead turned into a banshee, she never actually died. Therefore, she has only died twice. Once to Godfrey, and once when she jumped off of ICC. I wonder how her third death will come about and will it be her final one? And how her death is tied to bringing the old gods back.

Commento di majeedaf

I can confirm as a shadow priest myself that upon hearing this line from Xalatath, I literally got goosebumps from how creepy it sounded. Great job blizz in making class specific interactions. Loving all the whispers and lore I get to hear just for being a shadow priest.

Commento di SerialChiller

The way Ysera's spirit lingers in the cave staring at that rock, it feels like it holds some signifigance. It looks like there might be a passage behind that rock, perhaps it leads down into N'zoth's prison?

Commento di Mcmillna

Picked it up today during my artifact (neck) questline in BFA after reaching level 55. I think blizz was lazy, ported us to an older used copy of the emerald dream, and this item was lootable still. Safe to destroy, i think?

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