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==Notable== |
==Notable== |
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| − | *[[Sha of Anger]] - A world boss found in [[Kun-Lai Summit]], appearing every few hours |
+ | *[[Sha of Anger]] - A world boss found in [[Kun-Lai Summit]], appearing every few hours. |
| − | *[[Sha of Despair]] - A quest mob in the [[Temple of the Red Crane]] located in the [[Krasarang Wilds]] |
+ | *[[Sha of Despair]] - A quest mob in the [[Temple of the Red Crane]] located in the [[Krasarang Wilds]]. |
| − | *[[Sha of Doubt]] - A boss in the [[Temple of the Jade Serpent]]<ref>[http://us.battle.net/blizzcon/en/blog/3759858/WoW_Dungeons_and_Raids_Panel-10_21_2011 Blizzcon 2011 - WoW Dungeons and Raids Panel]</ref> |
+ | *[[Sha of Doubt]] - A boss in the [[Temple of the Jade Serpent]] located in the [[Jade Forest]].<ref>[http://us.battle.net/blizzcon/en/blog/3759858/WoW_Dungeons_and_Raids_Panel-10_21_2011 Blizzcon 2011 - WoW Dungeons and Raids Panel]</ref> |
*[[Sha of Fear]] - A boss in the [[Terrace of the Endless Spring]], located in [[The Hidden Pass]]. |
*[[Sha of Fear]] - A boss in the [[Terrace of the Endless Spring]], located in [[The Hidden Pass]]. |
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| − | *[[Sha of Hatred]] - A boss in the [[Shado-pan Monstery]] located in the [[Kun-Lai Summit]] |
+ | *[[Sha of Hatred]] - A boss in the [[Shado-pan Monstery]] located in the [[Kun-Lai Summit]]. |
| − | *[[Sha of Violence]] - A boss in the [[Shado-pan Monstery]] located in the [[Kun-Lai Summit]] |
+ | *[[Sha of Violence]] - A boss in the [[Shado-pan Monstery]] located in the [[Kun-Lai Summit]]. |
==Notes== |
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*Sha (煞, ''shā'') is Chinese for "evil spirit". |
*Sha (煞, ''shā'') is Chinese for "evil spirit". |
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+ | *In [[Descent into Madness]] in [[Ulduar]] there are stained-glass windows that bear similarities to the design of the sha. |
==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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File:Sha Stalker and Wyrm Concept.jpg|Sha stalker, motes, and sha wyrm concepts |
File:Sha Stalker and Wyrm Concept.jpg|Sha stalker, motes, and sha wyrm concepts |
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| − | File:Sha Brethren Concept.jpg|Sha brethren concept |
+ | File:Sha Brethren Concept.jpg|Sha brethren concept. |
| − | File:Descent into Madness 04.jpg|A stained glass window deep in Ulduar bearing a striking resemblance to the |
+ | File:Descent into Madness 04.jpg|A stained glass window deep in Ulduar bearing a striking resemblance to the sha. |
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Revision as of 14:46, 16 April 2012
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The sha are creatures native to Pandaria. They are the physical manifestations of negative emotions like fear, hatred, and anger,[1] unleashed by the war brought to Pandaria between the Alliance and the Horde.[2] The reason the pandaren are such a calm, peaceful people is because negative emotions manifest as the sha.[3]
Unwary mortals can also become possessed by negative Sha energy, becoming embodiments of pure anger or fear.[1]
Notable
- Sha of Anger - A world boss found in Kun-Lai Summit, appearing every few hours.
- Sha of Despair - A quest mob in the Temple of the Red Crane located in the Krasarang Wilds.
- Sha of Doubt - A boss in the Temple of the Jade Serpent located in the Jade Forest.[4]
- Sha of Fear - A boss in the Terrace of the Endless Spring, located in The Hidden Pass.
- Sha of Hatred - A boss in the Shado-pan Monstery located in the Kun-Lai Summit.
- Sha of Violence - A boss in the Shado-pan Monstery located in the Kun-Lai Summit.
Notes
- Sha (煞, shā) is Chinese for "evil spirit".
- In Descent into Madness in Ulduar there are stained-glass windows that bear similarities to the design of the sha.
Gallery
Sha stalker, motes, and sha wyrm concepts
Sha brethren concept.
A stained glass window deep in Ulduar bearing a striking resemblance to the sha.
References
- ^ a b Mists of Pandaria Press Tour. MMO-Champion (2012-03-19). Retrieved on 2012-03-19.
- ^ Blizzcon 2011 - Warcraft Preview Panel
- ^ Blizzcon 2011 - Warcraft Lore Q&A Panel
- ^ Blizzcon 2011 - WoW Dungeons and Raids Panel
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