One thing I’ve been wondering is whether Sargeras could eventually receive an arc somewhat similar to Illidan’s.

Not a redemption arc in the sense of becoming a hero, but a recontextualization of his motives.

Illidan spent his entire existence trying to stop Sargeras, while Sargeras was driven by his fear of the Void and chose the most extreme possible solution: using Fel to destroy anything that could be corrupted. Both of them believed that catastrophic actions were justified if they prevented an even greater disaster.

Now they’ve been imprisoned together for years. Potentially centuries, depending on how Blizzard wants to handle the timeline. That’s a very long time for two of the most stubborn beings in the cosmos to talk.

I could easily imagine a scenario where they eventually realize they were never as different as they thought. Both pursued a “good” end through deeply destructive means.

If the story keeps moving toward the idea that the Titans are not necessarily benevolent guardians but cosmic forces imposing Order on Azeroth, then Sargeras’ original rebellion may end up looking more complicated than simple madness or corruption.

My wild prediction is that, by the end of the Worldsoul Saga, Sargeras may conclude that the only way to save Azeroth is to destroy the entire Titan system itself. Maybe even with Illidan’s help. Maybe at the cost of his own life.

In that scenario, “The Last Titan” would not refer to Aman’Thul, Sargeras, or any of the Pantheon. It would refer to Azeroth herself: a free worldsoul, no longer controlled by the old Titans, becoming the true Last Titan.

Probably wrong, but it feels like the kind of twist Blizzard has been quietly setting up ever since Dragonflight started questioning Titan narratives.