I saw WoW is going into extended maintenance tomorrow, and since they just put out the above trailer for Patch 4.1, "The Rise of the Zandalari", that means one thing.
"THE PATCH'LL COME OUT... TOMORROW! BET YOUR BOTTOM DOLLAR..."
The downside to this patch is that it's taking dungeons I've already seen quite a bit of and polishing them up with new story and new enemies. While that's cool and all, I have a feeling I'm growing to grow bored of running Zul'Aman and Zul'Gurub again and again quite quickly.
The good news is it's bringing us more of what I want, which is Vol'jin being a badass. His conversation with Garrosh, in which he tells him point-blank that when he's assassinated it'll be Vol'jin that shot the arrow, is the reason I rolled my very first troll. Since then Vol'jin has been in the shadows, biding his time, and apparently making contact with the other remnants of defeated trollish tribes. The patch trailer shows him at the meeting between troll leaders, some of whom are seriously bad news, but still willing to come and hear what they have to say.
So does this mean Vol'jin was tempted to leave the Horde, perhaps see if trolls could come together behind the ancient wisdom of the Zandalari and begin anew? If so, you can see that he was very disappointed by the direction they chose. And very, very angry.
You be careful, mon. You wouldn't like the Shadowhunter when he's angry.
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