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we leveled together in the first few months of Legion and

have many funny stories about that ordeal; Warlords of

Draenor is just full of small moments like that which made

the expansion fun for us, even with the content drought. The

days go by and the likelihood of his return diminishes, the

chances of making new memories in Legion are reduced.

While I am making new memories with my new guild and

friends, I worry about the old ones fading. Will he become

like the nameless members of <Relax>, echoes of good

times imprinted in the landscape of an MMO? I hope not,

but time is uncaring in his consumption of history.

Everything starts and everything ends, while this may be

the bedrock principle of life the second truth of existence

is that it comes in cycles. Each ending comes with a new

beginning. The end of this year has heralded the start of the

next one. Warlords of Draenor faded as Legion enveloped

us, and one day Legion too will make way for the next

expansion. Time moves on, and so do we. The Nighthold

has be opened and guilds are eagerly working their way to

Gul’dan, excited to have something new after the Emerald

Nightmare and Trial of Valor. Even as I write this a new

patch, 7.2, has been released on the PTR; new content,

new models, new appearances, new lore, new dungeons

and raids. A surge of excitement pulses through the

community as already the new year brings opportunities

for new beginnings. I am looking forward to delving into all

this, and can’t help but feel as invigorated as I did when I

first started playing the game. I feel as though a new era of

World of Warcraft has begun for me, and for my guild.

However there will always be the Teluuna Observatory,

my friend. So until the stars intersect our paths once again:

Dioniss Aca.
By Taylor Canning

The GameOn Magazine