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Commentaire de Reignac

One of the August Celestials, Yu'lon is the dragon of the East.

The August Celestials are a reference to the four guardians of the compass directions in Chinese mythology: the dragon in the East, the bird in the South, the tiger in the West, and the turtle in the North.

It doesn't match up exactly the same with the myth, since in WoW the tiger is in the North and instead of a turtle there's a Western yak. But still, it's obviously meant to be a reference.

Commentaire de MiltiadesBooga

Her name's taken from legitimate Chinese!

Yu (jade) + long (dragon).

Go go Blizz doing homework. :)

Commentaire de TGFseb15

What will happen to Yu'lon now that the jade statue needed for it's cycle of rebirth is destroyed?

Commentaire de Frahaleah

There's some debate on Yu'lon's actual gender, Yes I know Yu'lon has a female voice, but the pearl of Yu'lon says otherwise, 'Yu'lon still bestows wisdom and insight from 'his' temple in the Jade Forest'

Obviously the temple is referring to the Temple of the Jade Serpent.

Could someone clarify?

Commentaire de Wickerz

Can now be found at the Timeless Isle.

Commentaire de Sellanor

Fun fact; Debi Mae West voiced Yu'lon, who also voiced Maiev Shadowsong. Maiev Shadowsong had a great despise for High Priestess Tyrande. And the death speech says, "Be free of doubt, priestess." Of course, this is in reference to Liu Flameheart, but I think it's touching to hear Maiev's voice be so forgiving towards any priestess whatsoever.

Commentaire de Wildcupcake

This version of Yu'lon, not the one on the Timeless Isles, can she be tamed by hunters using the toy N’lyeth, esquille de N’zoth? I just saw her fly around the Vale during a Black Empire assault.

Yu’lon <Le Serpent de jade>

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