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Evil Infinite Chromie in Patch 10.1.5: Morchie

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It was inevitable, as even Chromie succumbed to the Infinite in one of the timelines, and the patch 10.1.5: Fractures in Time patch press kit show us just what evil Chromie, aka Morchie, looks like! She'll  be showing up in the megadungeon, which will see players face off against the Infinite Dragonflight, with Galakrond and Iridikron being the big bosses in the aptly named Dawn of the Infinite. However, she may also be part of the story outside the dungeon as well, as all we have to go on are the press kit images, and they don't specify is she's only in the megadungeon.

You can read more about patch 10.1.5 here.

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And here's a direct comparison. 

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Damn, Chromie is feeling edgy! I wonder if this is related to that phased instance back from Legion where we were fighting to protect Chromie in different places. Perhaps Chromie was trying to kill herself? Insert "Trust Nobody, Not Even Yourself" meme template.

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39 minutes ago, Arrancar said:

"It's not a phase mom !"

don't get banned don't get banned don't get banned

😂😂😂

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44 minutes ago, Arrancar said:

"It's not a phase mom !"

In this case it's more of a "is that just a phase, mom?" type of thing 😄

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1 hour ago, Brightamethyst said:

I really hope they tie this back in to the (still unresolved) Deaths of Chromie story line.

Yeah, it would be really nice to resolve that plot line. That scenario felt as if it came out of nowhere.

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On 5/11/2023 at 10:56 PM, Arcling said:

That scenario felt as if it came out of nowhere.

...or it came from whenever.

Edited by DahkCeles

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