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| − | [[Image:ForgottenOne.jpg|thumb|Forgotten one<ref name="Forgotten ones WC3">{{ref game|title=Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne|campaign=Legacy of the Damned|mission=Chapter Seven, Part Two: [[The Forgotten Ones]]}}</ref>]] |
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| − | [[Image:Oldgod.jpg|thumb|A dead forgotten one.<ref>[[Dark Factions]], 145</ref>]] |
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| − | The '''forgotten ones''' are massive and powerful tentacle-bearing aberrations living in the deepest reaches of Azjol-Nerub. Forgotten ones seethe below, eager to return to the world above.{{Cite|LoM|91}} One appeared in a [[Frozen Throne]] mission, where it was defeated by [[Arthas]] and [[Anub'arak]] as they journeyed through the lower reaches of [[Azjol-Nerub]] (though others may appear in [[World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King|WotLK]]). |
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| − | The forgotten ones lead the mysterious [[faceless one]]s. They can "spawn" armies of tentacles to aid. |
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| − | The skeleton of the creature at the [[Master's Glaive]] in [[Darkshore]] is said to be a "dead" forgotten one.{{cite|DF|145}} |
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| − | ==The Frozen Throne== |
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| − | In the frozen throne was an entire chapter entitled [[The Forgotten Ones]] in order to point out that there are more than one of the creatures. Even Anub'arak points out that the forgotten one fought by Arthas was but one of the creatures, "a forgotten one". |
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| − | [[Anub'arak]]: It cannot be... A forgotten one! Look to your defenses, Death Knight! Fight as you've never fought before!<ref name="Forgotten ones WC3"/> |
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