How World of Warcraft: Shadowlands Could End

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The final chapter in World of Warcraft: Shadowlands — Eternity's End — launched today, and with it came the conclusion of the majority of the Shadowlands storyline. The chapter titled Starting Over tasks players with creating a new Arbiter to judge the souls of the dead. The covenants of the Shadowlands were assembled, and they marched on the Crypts of the Eternal. After much fighting, including a battle against the soul of Argus, Pelagos took it upon himself to become the new Arbiter, and the Shadowlands were restored.

The story of World of Warcraft: Shadowlands is almost at an end, but there is one final chapter that has been clouded in secrecy, set to be released next week. Titled Judgement, it will serve as an epilogue to the larger story arc at play and answer questions that still linger, mainly the fate of Sylvanas Windrunner. The Shadowlands story has been rife with controversy and criticism, but next week the story will officially come to a close and Blizzard will be focused on preparing for the ninth expansion. Little is known about how exactly this story will conclude, and there are many ways it could go.

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The Arbiter has been restored, and the Jailer has been defeated. One ending that perhaps the majority of players have been hoping for would see the heroes of Azeroth turn to their Shadowlands brethren and say their goodbyes, then enter a portal back to Azeroth and close it behind them. The Shadowlands are left to their own devises and the factions of Azeroth move on to other threats. Not many people talk about the year they ventured into the world of the dead, and the story of World of Warcraft moves on.

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