We killed his dad in Cataclysm, and tore through the remaining black dragonflight at his request. In Pandaria, our tasks were a little different. The Black Prince has had a vision of the world beset by the Burning Legion, and he needs an army -- and for that army, he needs this silly war between Alliance and Horde to kick into overdrive, one side to win, and the other side to simply be absorbed by the winner, giving him a united front of soldiers to hold the Legion at bay. Except things are never that easy where Alliance and Horde are concerned.

Wrathion was mysterious enough in Cataclysm, and he gets even stranger in Mists of Pandaria -- but his story is far from resolved at the end of the expansion-long storyline in which we gather bits and baubles from around the strange new content to placate the dragon prince. But when all was said and done and there was no one true victor in the war, Wrathion threw a fit, wrecked the inn he called home, and took off, leaving us all behind and snarling something about taking matters into his own hands.

He popped up again briefly in the novel War Crimes, where he actually helped Kairoz set Garrosh Hellscream free. But at the end of the novel, Wrathion's whereabouts, and his next plans, were left as a gigantic question mark. We assume Wrathion has the best interests of Azeroth in mind. But we're left with a lingering question of whether or not this is in fact true. Why would someone concerned with Azeroth's future help set one of its most notorious criminals free? Where did Wrathion go, once the trial was over and Garrosh Hellscream was gone? Most importantly -- what is he going to do now? Because wherever he is, whatever he has planned, it's probably going to involve us sooner or later.

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