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So, I was doing a wikipeda-free-fall on Wowpedia yesterday, and I ran across something interesting that could play into the story of Cataclysm and WoW in general:

What if the reason that Sylvanas has become more war-like and generally evil as of late has to do with some sort of Old-God corruption? It caused Deathwing to become what he is today, so why couldn't it explain Sylvanas' growing evil?

According to lore, when the high elves first settled the area that is now Tirisfal Glades, some went insane due to some evil presence. From the Troll Wars entry:
 

The elves travelled for years across the world that had been shattered by the wars with the Burning Legion, but in the end they arrived in the lands now known as Lordaeron. Settling in the Tirisfal Glades they quickly encountered the locals, and while contact with the human tribes was sparse, the local trolls had built a great empire and attacked them on sight, quickly fueling a hateful feud between the two races.

Shortly after their settling, something evil beneath the earth started to drive some of the elves insane, so they decided to press on into troll territory.

If this has happened in history, could this explain why Sylvanas and the Forsaken have begun to take on such an evil attitude as of late? There's one Old God, N'Zoth, left to be killed; C'Thun was imprisoned below Kalimdor, and Yogg-Saron was trapped beneath Ulduar in Northrend. Wouldn't it make sense that the last Old-God be discovered in the Eastern Kingdoms?

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