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Starts from a quest item mailed to the player upon completion of the achievement Gods and Monsters.

When you turn in the quest, Lorewalker Cho tells you a story complete with a play-like reenactment and casts Storytime on the player.

Fathers and sons. Mothers and daughters. As parents, we pass our legacy on to our children.

What values do we choose to install in our progeny? What will our children learn from our mistakes? What sort of world will we create and leave behind for our daughters and sons?

Parents place their children on a path, but they do not always know where the road will take them.

The mogu were children as well. Children of the titans. They were once a legion of stone, heartless and obedient. By the titans' command, they fought the terrible servants of the old gods. They shaped the mountains and carved the rivers of the land. And they created a magical cradle of life in a hidden valley that we now call the Vale of the Eternal Blossoms.

But eventually, the titans fell silent. And their creations were cursed with flesh. The mogu grew restless. Many generations later, when the Thunder King united them, they seized upon their legacy!

I truly believe now that the mogu thought they were doing the work of the titans. They fought against the mantid and used the powers of the Vale to create new life. Ah, but such terrible works!

Parents cannot always be assured of the legacy they will leave behind. How especially true this is, when the parents are gods. And their children - monsters.

You can have Lorewalker Cho tell the story again by talking to him or clicking on the book that is added to your bookcase in the Seat of Knowledge.

Commento di Chonar

Truly this is one of the best stories the good Lorewalker can tell us. If only for all the cameos in his story; Deathwing and Wrathion, Terenas and Arthas.. Superb.

Commento di sealelia

Refrence to the Movie 'Gods and Monsters' maybe? Or the Lana Del Rey song O_O

Commento di sitecow09

"I sought only to finish... the work of the gods..." -Lei Shen upon his death

This finally explains why the Mogu were so obsessed with bringing everything (and everyone) under their order and control: The Titans were the ones who ordered Azeroth and saved it from the chaos of the Old Gods and their elemental servants (Ragnaros, Al'akir, etc). However, the Mogu mistook the Titan's policy of Lawful Good ("law and order help maintain freedom and prosperity") for Lawful Evil ("I will bring peace to this world, no matter who I have to tread on to achieve it!"). In addition, the pride of being the "children of the Gods" likely contributed to their feelings of supremacy over the other races.

They genuinely believed themselves to be agents of order, bringing peace to a chaotic world. An admirable sentiment, but it led to countless deaths, enslavement of the other races, and eventually, their own downfall.

Commento di robertalexstorm

Great story. Glad I can watch this again. :)

Commento di Tibast2willow

If you have trouble handing in these quests post BFA, talk to Zidormi outside the seat to show you the earlier version of the vale

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<Caro/Cara> $p,

è dunque vero che i Mogu sono in realtà legati ai Titani? Lo trovo difficile da credere, ma analizzando le tue ricerche, alcune delle verità sui Mogu iniziano a venire a galla.

Quando ci farai visita all'Archivio della Conoscenza nella Vallata dell'Eterna Primavera, saremo felici di aggiungere questo contributo alla tua collezione personale.

Grazie ancora per la tua abnegazione!

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