I'd like you thank you all for viewing this video and the touching comments I read and I read them all.

Some of you pointed out that I may or may not have used an AI voice for this video. Let me be honest, I did use AI. The reason being: I am Dutch.. my English is fine but I have no confidnece about my pronunciation and speaking abilities for videos. I think that by doing it myself the videos would not have gotten the love it deserves, then again I've read that AI disrespects such a topic. Which, let me be clear, is not my intention. All I want is, for years now, to make WoW content for YouTube while using my own simple gameplay in the background.

I'm genuinely sorry if anyone is offended by anything in my videos, because that is not what I'm after. Especially with this videos, all I wanted is to showcase some of the most emotinal and important tings in WoW. The real life of real people.

Thanks again <3

My wife passed away almost 2 years ago. We stopped playing WoW towards the end of LK. After I lost her, I started playing again. I missed the people in Azeroth. In her memory, I created her priest (Elauras) and her druid (Auragona). Both are Night Elves. They are my connection to her

We lost a really close friend years ago. I keep her BattleNet tag saved on my friends list and will send her texts every so often, even though I know she can't read them anymore. It lets me feel like she's still here in a way.

My mother -in-law passed away suddenly on May 18,2025 she actually played her last time that day. The story how she started playing began in 2005 everyday my husband and I both would get off work and rush to our desks and immediately boot up wow to raid MC40. She used to get a little bothered by it and cut off the internet on us, so we decided to create her own account, and we asked her would she like to come and play with us and see why were always rushing home after work to play. She was hooked after that until her passing. I played her character 1 last time in a memorial raid run with all of our game and close RL friends that still played with us it was emotional and bittersweet we shared a lot of memories with her and in the end, she enjoyed her retirement doing what she loved playing wow.

There's one person I wish Blizzard would add a memorial for Hayven Games...he was an amazing WoW creator...explored out-of-bounds areas...showed the game behind the smoke and mirrors...made videos about things now lost to WoW...he tragically died of cancer during Legion before we went to Argus, something he was looking forward to. His channel is still up and monetized, his family making a vow to donate all proceeds to cancer charity...I would love for him to be remembered...

I suppose Ozzy sort of has his own memorial in WoW now, the NPC Osbourne Black.
RIP Prince of Darkness

there was one thing i ran across concerning Ahab Wheathoof the tauren. during legion i think, When the Burning legion attacked Mulgore Ahab was standing almongst the defenders to help defend his home. that caught me by surprise that blizzard did. idk who else saw our Beloved Tauren whom would send us to find his dog was also willing to Fight an army of  invading demons

Lawver, dwarf hunter. He and I went to high school together and joined the army together. Wow kept us connected until he passed away. I wish I could get a memorial of my dwarf priest (Hayes) sitting by a rock  near the dark portal with lawvers rifle leaned up against it and his pet boar (pork chop) sitting as well.

I've been a part of guilds that have been together for years, and it's kinda sad when we see names in the roster of folks that have passed.
I'd like Blizzard to incorporate a, "In Memoriam" feature for Guild Masters..... so we don't have to simply remove a member who is no longer with us.

There is an NPC behind Trueshot Lodge there is an NPC named Beastmaster Mania.  Sandra "Mania" Powers founded Petopia which is one of the most crucial resources for any Hunter that wants to find that pefect pet.

There was a player in the guild I was in for years on Staghelm, his toons name was Kregor, he was an amazing being, he always helped anyone he encountered he was kind he was helpful, he was everything a good WoW player should be, he passed away from throat cancer, but he logged on everyday for as long as he could and helped people right until he couldn't any longer. We kept in touch for the guild until he passed away, he son logged on and told us he was gone. He was everything a WoW player should be.

Blizzard added some of my Wife's content to WoW. My wife, Isei, is the creator of the Eredar wrestling sport Jed'hin which you can do in Legion. The also put in a tribute to our dog, (Her first dog) who passed away; Goya, in Legion. You can find and pet her at the Legionfall base camp

Upon occasion, we've organized guild events to go to some of these. Hearing "Can you help me find me dog?" makes me choke up every time.

I would love to get a spot in the game when I die. That my priestess Merimas Dawnwind gets to rest there. That'd be a dream.

I still cry at The Silent Vigil, even though it's been years since all my toons have long completed that beautifully sad quest line.

Reckful was a good friend. We Are at the same age. Byron was such a nice Person. Played often with him before he got famous. Miss him…

2 years ago I lost my best friend of 10 years. We met as night elves and decided to quest together. We had been through so many characters and changed to horde. I miss her laugh so much.i still play sometimes with my daughter and talking to her about things Sarah and I did in game is getting easier. Thank you for the info on these. Some I remember visiting.

Those who weren't there will never know just how special the game, blizz, the players, and the general world was of that time. 😞🙏🏻

My brother was a friend of wow GM and he made a wow npc Fei Lau in his memory. The npc is in orc capital

Hayven has joined the legends that he spoke of in his videos...
be at peace, young paladin.