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4-14-2010 @ 7:41PM
Edge said...
When doing some of the old quest chains in Old World did a chain that led me to finding disks ( and to me better explained some of what happened with the "curse of flesh" however it ended abruptly outside Uldum. Was some of this "curse of flesh" lore a part of that, or is this something totally different. At the end of the original quest chain it says we are to find the "Key To Uldum" also in disk form, but we do not know where to start looking. I thought Ulduar had something to do with it, but now I wonder if the new Cataclysm with the world being torn apart some of these disks might surface and will be either a continuation of that quest chain, or an addition as some part of archeology. I believe Uldum will be some new raid or at least instance correct?
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4-15-2010 @ 3:52AM
Shassar said...
Actually, in Halls of Stone you get a very similar disk from the Tribunal of the Ages, and you even talk to the same NPC (the *something* of Norgannon, I seem to remember), so yes, the story is definitely continued but in Ulduar, not Uldum.
Also, Uldum is confirmed to be a whole new zone in Cata, with 2 instances :)
4-15-2010 @ 4:22AM
Camaris said...
Uldum is (was) a unused gate in Tanaris. It's still there in the south of the zone, so check it out before Cataclysm comes ;) It's a broken gate surrounded by mountain giant guards.
In Cataclysm, we will go into Uldum (through the gate I presume) and discover that there is a whole zone behind it which was somehow 'invisible' to us before (I think of it as a Doctor Who-like 'perception filter'). It will apparently be an Egypt-themed zone, with pyramids and cat-like stone people (I guess similar to the anubisath).
The rumor among the factions (Horde, Alliance, Twilights, possibly more) will be that the Titans were working on some kind of superweapon at Uldum (perhaps the Algalon failsafe device?), which is the main incentive for us to go in there.
And yes, the Lorekeeper of Norgannon that you encounter in Uldamar also shows up in WotLK (well, maybe not the same individual one.. they are some kind of librarian construct).