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The Curse of Flesh was created by the Old Gods early in Azeroth's history to "facilitate assimilation". The titans attempted to remove the curse (and the Old Gods), but found that the Old God infestation had grown too severe to remove without completely destroying Azeroth. Instead they bound the Old Gods within Azeroth.

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  • The Curse of Flesh was created by the Old Gods early in Azeroth's history to "facilitate assimilation". The titans attempted to remove the curse (and the Old Gods), but found that the Old God infestation had grown too severe to remove without completely destroying Azeroth. Instead they bound the Old Gods within Azeroth.
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  • The Curse of Flesh was created by the Old Gods early in Azeroth's history to "facilitate assimilation". The titans attempted to remove the curse (and the Old Gods), but found that the Old God infestation had grown too severe to remove without completely destroying Azeroth. Instead they bound the Old Gods within Azeroth. Though the curse was meant to make it easier for the mortal races to fall under the sway of the Old Gods, it also gave them the greatest weapons they would have against their would-be conquerors: courage, hope, and the virtues that would bring together those mortal groups to overcome great obstacles.
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