Well, if there is a good Elemental Lord, then wouldn't that mean that the Old God that created the Elemental Lord is good? Battm7 ( talk)ġ) Old Gods didnt nessesarly create the Elementals/Elemental Lords. Baggins ( talk) 21:40, 3 July 2008 (UTC) I guess the same goes for Lokholar the Ice Lord? Dakovski ( talk) 04:47, 4 July 2008 (UTC) I think even Thunderaan might have been described as a lord somewhere as well, but he's not part of the capitalized Elemental Lords. They can be elemental lords lower case I suppose, but that would be something different.
Just being a Firelord, or an Abyssal Lord, etc, doesn't make one part of the Elemental Lords (notice the capitalization). Well, technically there are many " Firelords". Im a little confused, at first they said there where 4 elemental lords Ragnaros, Al'akir, Neptulon and Therazaneīut then they add Cyrukh, Murmur and Ahune which they seem to be related to the outlands, does it mean each planet has it own elemental lords and these 3 are outland versions of the elemental lord for example cyrukh seems to be corrupted by fel but he names the fire lord, can i say that cyrukh is green from fel because thats the most near thing to fire in the outlands (fel fire) or the area that hes summoned is the only source he could find fire if somebody could explain it to me please do.- Ashbear160 22:27, 7 March 2008 (UTC) Mr.X8 Talk Contribs 03:57, 24 February 2008 (UTC)ĭaughter.- S W M 24 48 03:58, 24 February 2008 (UTC) elemental lord confusion defies the laws of attraction because she's god ugly) the Cenarion dude? Or is that her daughter? Murmur has a birth animation too, but you don't summon him- Gorund 08:58, (UTC) Therazane On the other hand, he has a "birth" animation, so he could in fact be summoned. There's a quest to summon him - Shinny 01:08, 24 February 2008 (UTC) He's weapon file name is Polearm_2h_Northrend_d_03.m2 contr) 5:01 PM PST Well it looks like he won't be a WotLK boss, but the Midsummer event boss.Oddly they've put some of the shattered sun stuff under Expansion 02 :s - Zeal ( talk - contr) 16:52, 17 February 2008 (UTC) Until this model is cited somewhere as appearing in-game, it should be removed. I don't see how this fits into the current game, so it being WotLK content is likely. He's using a sickle, so doubt he's anything to do with frostmourne, but i agree he does resemble it himself. He looks like Frostmourne come to life IMSO.- S W M 24 48 00:41, 17 February 2008 (UTC) There's a matching Forst Lord Core object, which shatters in it's death animation, likely releasing him. Or summoned in the instance, like Rag is. An instance boss like Murmur perhaps? On the other hand, he has a "birth" animation, so he could in fact be summoned.
I doubt he'll be showing up in 2.4, so perhaps he will be in Wrath.
In the Patch 2.4.0 files there's a mob called "Frostlord," which resembles Murmur/Ragnaros/Thunderaan. Baggins 05:56, 26 June 2007 (UTC) Frost Lord Additionally elemental lieutenant does get used occasionally for elementals, including ragnaros in the rpg, but its always lower case, where as Elemental Lord is almost always upper case title, and only refers to the four lords. In MG, Garr and Geddon are referred to as liutenants as well. "elemental lieutenant" gets used for more than just Elemental Lords, for example Ambassador Infernus. I've moved this to "Elemental Lord" as that is what they are called in the majority of the published books :p. Should this article be categorized in the Lore category? AltoSir 08:47, 10 August 2006 (EDT) 8 Approaching the Lord/lord problem again.
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