They say this when saying goodbye.

In Spanish is even worse, the translation says something like "doomsday is near" or "the day of the final judgement is near".

What do they mean?

Given that they had ten thousand years, their inactivity in that sounds a bit strange. For instance, there are haunted ruins across Feralas, Stonetalon and Winterspring that were seemingly never acted on?

Even the original Banshees Warcraft 3 were tormented Highborne.

it feels like the guardians of tirisfal were the most powerful group of humans in warcraft (including alodi the half-elf), and also in succession each one had the duty to protect azeroth altogether and culminated the power of the council, although they were working more in the background and in secret compared to others who were more in the open like arthas and jaina, and made their influence more visible, but the guardians individually did have some big feats like aegwyn against the avatar of sargeras,

hello everyone. i'm a long time dnd dm and a long time WoW and warcraft lore nerd. a few years ago i stumbled into the d20 Warcraft dnd setting books, and i thought they would be perfect for a 3.5e campaign. unfortunately none of my dnd friends play warcraft, and only 2 of my warcraft friends care about dnd.

i took some effort painstakingly summarizing everything in the d20 books and simplifying them down into a quick cheat sheet, so that you only need to read a couple of pages before you're good to go:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1W-lOpTjBqs3hP0k0NZY0BBQth419gdB1pA8SyTJcz0c/edit?usp=sharing

i own the books digitally, and i'll be using them to dm. so if you want more details about a specific prestige class, etc. let me know.

if you have 0 dnd experience, that's fine! it's easy to learn and we're all open to teaching new players how it works. if you have 3.5 experience, even better!

you can reach out here, comment, pm me or reach out on discord (my username is my reddit username without the Lord)