Mimiron gave a terrible answer, and he took a very relaxed view of life and death.
But he was a Titan Keeper, not a robot with self-destructive tendencies.
Besides, given a choice, even a robot would want to live on and fulfill its greatest potential.
So Mimiron still wanted to resolve the world-ending crisis.
After thinking for a moment, he suggested that Herad collect Titan artifacts.
Perhaps the power of a single Titan artifact was nowhere near enough.
But stockpiling dozens, or even a hundred, could still make a considerable difference!
And Azeroth was not the only place with Titan artifacts.
Exploring those fortunate planets the Titans had casually reshaped would surely yield more.
Using large numbers of Titan artifacts as sources of energy.
That was indeed a good idea!
In fact, Herad had been thinking along the same lines.
The only uncertainty was whether he could collect enough.
But although Mimiron had now become an oversized Mechagnome,
he had once been a Titan Keeper of extraordinary wisdom.
As such, he knew many secrets about Titan artifacts.
Only as Herad listened to his general overview of Titan artifacts did he discover that their number far exceeded the total in the game!
In the game, each class had three artifacts.
Even counting the artifacts that only appeared in quests, there were no more than fifty.
And that included artifacts from all sorts of different sources.
Excluding the artifacts belonging to other factions would leave far fewer Titan artifacts.
In reality, however, Titan artifacts were easy to obtain.
The Titan Keepers could request artifact materials from their superiors.
Once a request was approved, Aman'Thul would teleport the artifact materials over.
After that came the simple, pleasant task of forging a Titan artifact.
Although Sargeras later overran the Pantheon,
and all the Titans