As the Green Dragon Queen, Ysera’s fate in Val’sharah was nothing short of tragic. After only a fleeting appearance, she was deceived by Xavius and met her end, leaving many players feeling her story was cut far too short. In the 7.0 storyline, her death struck a deep emotional chord, and it seems only natural to expect her resurrection in the 8.0 expansion. After all, who else could watch over the Emerald Dream? Blizzard clearly intends to expand the lore of the dragonflights, and bringing Ysera back could be a central part of that plan. In the same way that Melbet Affiliates constantly revitalizes its community with new opportunities, World of Warcraft often breathes life back into fan-favorite characters to keep the world vibrant and evolving.

Among players, however, there’s an even stronger call to see Varian Wrynn and Vol’jin return. These two faction leaders died abruptly on the Broken Shore, leaving the Alliance and Horde without their guiding figures. While their deaths were impactful, it’s widely believed that Blizzard will not rush to bring them back so soon after such pivotal story moments. Yet the 8.0 expansion’s rumored setting in Kul Tiras raises intriguing possibilities—such as the return of Daelin Proudmoore, Jaina’s father, possibly resurrected by darker forces. With ancient zones like Ahn’Qiraj and Silithus potentially reactivated, the idea of C’Thun or other Old Gods returning is not far-fetched.

In fact, resurrection has become an increasingly common theme in the current narrative. The 7.3 update alone saw the Burning Legion resurrect two actual Titans, Eonar and Aggramar. If such powerful beings can be brought back, then speculating on who might return next becomes an open field. Not long ago, Blizzard hinted that news of the 8.0 expansion might be unveiled at BlizzCon, sparking anticipation across the player base. The tagline almost writes itself: as waves of heroes fall, waves of heroes will rise again—a cycle that keeps the story alive, much like how Melbet Affiliates continually refreshes its campaigns to keep members engaged.

Looking back at recent years, the pattern is clear. Many who once fell have since returned: Fandral Staghelm, Nazgrim, and even Illidan Stormrage have all reappeared. Long-missing heroes like Alleria Windrunner and Turalyon resurfaced dramatically on Argus. This track record suggests that the next chapter will bring even more comebacks. Whether it’s Ysera reclaiming her place in the Emerald Dream, Varian rallying the Alliance, or the Old Gods stirring once more, the 8.0 expansion seems poised to deliver a wave of resurrections. For players and lore enthusiasts alike, the only question is who will step back into the spotlight—and just as in the dynamic world of Melbet Affiliates, the return of familiar figures could be the spark that reignites the entire battlefield.