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Is there plans for the other sanctums within the chamber of aspects to be opened?

So with the Aspects now being mortal (... are they mortal? I mean, they're still DRAGONS, right? Alexstrasza and Ysera aren't just going to become random ladies who happen to have horns sticking out of their head or whatever.) what effect is this going to have on the world, specifically thinking of Nozdormu and the Caverns of Time. Lorewise, if there's no keepers, us mortals shouldn't really have access to the Caverns anymore, no?

As it stands, alliance paladins don't have much of a theme, with the silver hand being merged into the neutral Argent crusade. What identity are they going to adopt in society?

What happened to Hamuul Runetotem after the battle with Leyara? Her exact words were that little of Hamuul remained other than a "charred husk". So we can deduce he was pretty much near death. Or dead. Malfurion refers to him as one of the inevitable casualties of war. And when he returns, Leyara is shocked, claiming she was quite sure he was dead. How did he make such a miraculous return? Or is something more sinister at work?

Why is Varian becoming the High King, instead of any of the other Alliance leaders who have more wartime, peacetime and combat experience than he does?

Are there any plans to move Dalaran back to Lordaeron? It seems a bit useless at the moment being in Northrend when all the wars involving the Kirin Tor have been concluded there.

What's Kel'Thuzad up too? :P

Has Dalaran been forgotten? The magocracy hasn't had any progression on its semi-neutral state since the end of the Lich King expansion, much like the Draenei and Blood Elven lore which has been stalled since the end of the Burning Crusade. We mage roleplayers are dying to know if we can start incinerating orc skulls again!

With Vereesa Windrunner and her Silver Covenant rangers offering aid to the blood elves, in Cataclysm, in dealing with the revitalized Amani threat, it is clear that some of the most staunchly 'puritan' high elves are willing to overlook the divides that have grown between them and the blood elves for the greater good of banding together to protect Quel'Thalas. Is this a positive signal that the rift between the two groups will continue to close through Mists of Pandaria and beyond and will we see signs of this in game, perhaps with more friendly high elf NPCs being added to Silvermoon City and the zones beyond?

Kaldorei society seems to be dominated by druidism, which is strange for a society that has existed with only minimal druidic influence ever since the Long Vigil began. Why is this?

A large number of blood elves were seen in the Argent Crusade in Northrend. In the Shadows of the Sun hints that Sylvanas twisted the Sin'dorei's collective arm into going north by whatever (most likely callous) line of reasoning she had going on. We see very few Sin'dorei in the Kor'kron or any other body, and as I have stated before, they are by no means the least populous Horde race by any measure if we realise almost all the other races were small clans/tribes that were nearly wiped out, vs the very populous pre-Scourge Quel'thalas. Did the Blood elves opt to seek their vengeance through the AC and similar bodies, rather than the Horde?

Where are the Draenei Vindicators? The ones who would swear bloody vengeance on the orcs for the atrocities they committed? The ones whose righteous anger and unstoppable zeal should, ideally, help portray their race as far more driven by faith than the humans or kaldorei?

In the past Elune had to reprimand Goldrinn for his extreme feral aggression- something described as having only made it worse. How come nowadays she is basically telling Tyrande "I got nothing, listen to Goldrinn and his champion" in light of both this aggression and that he's a mere demi-god compared to Elune's full godhood?

Who are Sylvanas' four remaining Val'kyr and where has she hidden them?

Will our successes in the post-Shattering versions of the old world dungeons actually stick this time around? Will the gnomes ever reclaim Gnomeregan?

Why do the High elves look so different to the Night elves? The stated reason for the Kaldorei being so tall was that the Well enlarged them. The high elves supposedly shrunk to be just taller than humans due to the Well's loss. But they had the Sunwell, and their long lifespans still. The high elves are further altered by their "pinker" skin. It has been suggested this could be due to Old God influence (curse of flesh) rather than the less plausible version which states they shrunk due to the Well disappearing, which has always struck me as very inconsistent for a variery of reasons.

Please expand on the nature of fel a little. Is its "corruption" reversible and if so by what means? How long does it last and at what stage does its "corruption" become permanent? The only reversals we've seen so far is the very extreme case of Elune redeeming a Satyr.

Throughout his appearences in Warcraft, Garrosh has been very inconsistent, going from depressive to manically aggressive to aggressive but very honourable to "KILL KILL KILL!". Is this level of inconsistency, and changing motivation an actual part of his personality?

Will we ever see the temple of karabor restored to it's former glory?