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11/13/2019 4:43:00 PM
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telesto foreshadowed forsaken.
" CROW UNTRUSTWORTHY DESIRES POWER "
uldren's a snake and he wants the throne
surprised i havent heard it around more
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You haven’t heard that around before?? Everyone who was smart enough to catch it talked about it during Warmind
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Edited by FdYAcsoyPKN83gLE: 11/17/2019 3:25:28 PMNo, Artheous foreshadowed the Forsaken. Then Blizzard foreshadowed communist revoultion over morality.
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Edited by NYC_InfamousNick: 11/14/2019 6:09:09 PMThat’s because Telesto has been around since Curse of Osiris, and Forsaken has been around for over a year now. It has fallen out of relevancy. Now it’s all about Saváthun and her gang of paracausal -blam!-boys and the geometry nerds.
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2 Replies<Uldren as we know him is dead and you're way too late.>
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Not really, but the sealed ahamkara grasps definitely did
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Edited by BetweenMyself: 11/14/2019 2:15:11 AMUldren didn’t want the Throne, he wanted to bring back his sister, Mara Sov, Queen of the Reef, in order to earn her praise. Play through the Forsaken campaign again. There is a cutscene in which Uldren is sitting on the Throne, talking to his Scorn cohorts. They leave the room, he stands up from the Throne and sets it on fire. He does this because he believes that assuming authority over the Awoken people will tie him down, preventing him from rescuing Mara. He rejects the Throne and the Awoken people, believing the Scorn Barons he leads are the power that will bring about the realization of his desire for recognition from his sister... The desire which was being fed by Riven. (΄◉◞౪◟◉｀)
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You are like a year late to this.
