Hello everyone, and welcome back to another video here on the channel! Today, I’m taking a look at a mysterious yet incredible detail a lot of players will probably miss on their journey through Northrend… it took me over ten years to discover!
Thanks to Wowmaster for recording the footage used in this video!
All music and footage retrieved from Blizzard Entertainment’s ‘World of Warcraft’ (2004-).
Some images retrieved from Google Images and WoWPedia. Utilized under Fair Use. 2022.
Outro Music: “You’re The One Acoustic Rehearsal” by Greta Van Fleet
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I think you may have missed the bones in the Tomb of Sargeras, pay attention when going down the lift to the Avatar
whoa! i swear i learn something new about this game every time i watch one of your vids
I've explored pretty much every "secret" WoW location, and I've quested through Dragonblight more times than I can count, but I'm just now learning about this horrifying detail. I guess I never paid enough attention to the water!
its def a dragon. looks nothing like those things.. it has a long snout
why was this thing killed???
I've never ever noticed it and Wotlk was by far my most played expansion x) so many cool details in this game.
Thank you so much for this content, it really makes my day everyday to watch your videos and it really reminded me why I loved WoW so much! <33
Never noticed this before
Been playing wow for almost 18 years now, what a great find. Completely concur with most of the comments below too :]
Always been a pet peeve of mine how video games will always have skeletons bigger than any living creature in the game.
It's official, Manta will be in the next underwater expansion as the final boss 😁
I know about that ages ago.
I hate to tell you, but lots of people have seen, known about and talked about this colossal dragon for 15 years.
Wow that's nuts I never knew about this
interesting
My assumption is an Everquest reference to Kerafyrm. Warcraft has no other dragon with that style dome.
From someone who just started his Deep-Dive into the WoW Lore, despite playing since TBC:
Thank you for this kind of Videos 🙂
1:36 i always get that creepy feeling when looking at large objects / structures under water lol even in games. it's some sort of phobia but can't remember what it's called. i used to cringe if i ever saw the deep ocean on google maps lol even talking about it makes me feel weird
It would be cool if by some black magic, it came back to life! I don’t raid, but to make it some mega raid in order to kill it, like they would allow 3 typical complement of raiders, so 75 people to kill it!!! My son would love that I’m sure. I’ve been around since Ever Quest! Great content! Blessings and Peace ❤️✝️
Is it just me or that skull overlay the entire back with ribs too?
I saw it back in the days when wrath was retail, were amazed back then by it 😀
Just to note, Galakronds size according to the lore is far far larger than the skeleton in that zone.
His wings should span all of Storm Peaks.
His actual body would cover the entire length of Dragonblight.
if I remember, the skeleton even appears on the minimap when you travel over it. It's pretty cool.
Secrets like this just make my blood run cold in the best way. I love silent, ominous worldbuilding like this.
I like the original vanilla wow skeleton in stv, the one of the snake. Was also huge !
This. This is the most amazing WoW content I have seen in a long time. Thank you so much for the effort you put into this and other videos. I watched the swim around Eastern Kingdoms and this one and decided to subscribe. I love this kind of stuff in World of Warcraft – the world, it's history and the little hidden gems of detail and lore. Very well made video.
Yo I don't usually subscribe to people, especially wow youtubers of all people, but you make some serious quality content, I have seen so many videos like this that cover the same topic, but you have so many new things that I have never seen before in my 15+ year wow career, subbed for sure, I hope Asmon reacts to one of your videos to give your channel the boost it deserves, keep making these man, they're awesome!
I remember finding that skeleton a few years ago. Always wondered what it was.
Holy hell.. Asmongold needs to see this!!
I forgot Dragonblight even had a beach smh
had no idea, cool as i watched this levling in the dragon wastes, opnened map and saw the big sea monster
With the newer info about how big Galakrond actually was, I think it would make more sense for the big skeleton in the water to be Galakrond rather than the one on land, I mean the thing was absolutely massive!
Like is it not possible the skeleton on land was purposely miss named to be Galakrond in order to throw off the scourge and cults and stuff?
I was expecting another rehash of galakrond but actually learned something i had no idea about, good job!
It's the sort of thing you'd like to see be a boss in Dragonflight, but no shot with that happening haha. Nice video.
THIS is the stuff that made me love WoW. It was all the details of the world, the little hidden treasures, from the underwater dead Dwarf with the scroll, to sledders on IF, to hidden massive skeletons. People have become so obsessed with parsing and pushing content as fast as they can they forgot about what made the game fun. In WoW, you can go anywhere in the world. It's massive with freedom of exploration with very very big world barriers so you can explore whatever peak or mountain you want, or the deepest parts of the oceans. That's what killed other mmos for me was how limited they were.
Next should be Gun'drak snake
HEY!!! So true story, I was in the guild of the man who made that skeleton in the water of Dragonblight. My boss at the time was the guild leader, his sister got engaged and actually married this person. So he was a designer at Blizzard in Los Angeles during B.C. and WotLK. He designed a lot of the Howling Fjord and Dragonblight. He said he wanted to put a dragon skeleton in the water as an Easter Egg. Its nice to see someone talking about it now, he was so proud of it. Another easter egg…in Silverpine Forest at The Sepulcher after Cataclysm his wife was the rogue trainer Angela Hipple.
What a cool find!
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Im pretty sure that Skeleton more accurately represents Galadronk as he's depicted in the official art size.
Not all things in WoW are to scale in the lore, example: Most main characters in the story being 15-20 feet tall. Bosses arn't to scale either as they have to fit into game logic.
The 'Mountain' on the S/W tip of Zuldazar.
I used to wonder about that dragon! I remember scouring various online databases for any sort of information and coming up with nothing.
I feel like I noticed it way back in early cata when I started it, but didn't even think about it for some reason
Another thing blizzard put in without any thought and background. Just for the lulz.
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How could a poison arrow kill that massive thing? XD
Sub earned, great video
This channel is underrated, same with this video! You give me Crendor vibes!
How the hell did I miss this?! Amazing!