Tam-Tara Deepcroft and Edda

[HumsterMKX]

It's sad because when you last saw her in uldah she was all fine and motivated to try again. We became her inspiration. I thought she moved on. I wonder what brought her back to that old state and spiraled downwards.

But props to SE for making a dungeon so memorable. Great plot twist and how you were able to relate a dungeon to the main story.

Do more dungeons like this please!

Sometimes we think we let go of something we loved and moved on... only to find out it is still clinging onto your soul. Sliently staring at you.

*why did you leave me*

Guess that happened to Edda

[Avalt]

Here's hoping we see another return for Edda!

[RaphaelDDL]

Here's hoping we see another return for Edda!

best part <3

[Razard]

Sometimes we think we let go of something we loved and moved on... only to find out it is still clinging onto your soul. Sliently staring at you.

*why did you leave me*

Guess that happened to Edda

Also the fact she was carrying around his severed head didn't do wonders for her sanity either. Even if she was resolved to become better, she had that as a constant reminder of her (perceived) failure.

[gornotck]

She said she buried the head, though. That she 'moved on' and resolved to become more worthy of the man she murdered.

[Morningstar1337]

She said she buried the head, though. That she 'moved on' and resolved to become more worthy of the man she murdered.

Then i guess Avare was a bigger bastard than I thought considering the lovercratian ritual at the end.

Come to think of it Avare being an ass would be expected considering how certain MMO players tend to act (and that Edda's party was based on those selfsame players)