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Throwing an idea out there

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I was thinking maybe getting a team and making a campaign of events that would come after WoW. Im not very good at WE so i'd be a scriptwriter. Any thoughts on this idea or if anyone is interested would be great. More focus on the thoughts though is what im after.
 
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Well I'm sure WoW will have more expansions, so you have to take that into consideration.

So what i suggest is the world of warcraft 150+ years after the current age of Warcraft, so none of the races(elves and undead excluded) would be alive in both games.

Like to see alot of the same races, but with minor changes, as with items, looks. You know, because over a period of like 10 years in america we went from hippies to nerds, than 150 years in warcraft could make a big difference.

Magic could basicly be reborn into the world. Because among the common races, human and orcs, magic is not extremly common ecspecially ever since dalaran got its ass kicked. It's just in the games where mages can be common lol.

New discovered landmasses? Newly formed towns and ruined towns of old(E.X. purely example. Ogrimmar got whiped by an Icecrown counter attack. So the Horde has a new capital, maybe the starting town for orcs, and trolls is prospering now, forget its name.)
 
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Well I'm sure WoW will have more expansions, so you have to take that into consideration.

So what i suggest is the world of warcraft 150+ years after the current age of Warcraft, so none of the races(elves and undead excluded) would be alive in both games.

Like to see alot of the same races, but with minor changes, as with items, looks. You know, because over a period of like 10 years in america we went from hippies to nerds, than 150 years in warcraft could make a big difference.

Magic could basicly be reborn into the world. Because among the common races, human and orcs, magic is not extremly common ecspecially ever since dalaran got its ass kicked. It's just in the games where mages can be common lol.

New discovered landmasses? Newly formed towns and ruined towns of old(E.X. purely example. Ogrimmar got whiped by an Icecrown counter attack. So the Horde has a new capital, maybe the starting town for orcs, and trolls is prospering now, forget its name.)


He's right, you could do so much with this.
You could put almost anything...
Good luck if you continue with it.
 
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Lol damn you void stop posting in my threads, cause once again i agree. Cept i never even killed Kel'thuzad WoW lost interest too quickly cause b4 TBC i had lots of chars so spent time f'ing around and buying gold on ebay.

Then on TBC i got BE leveled normally, no ebay, got to lv 69 and lost internet cause moved and never got dsl since then, so no good dungeons again, mc but never finished.
 
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