You can entangle additional goldmines by moving your Wisps to one on the map, and using it to seed an additional Tree of Life. In order to entangle a mine, you must root your Tree of Life nearby. In order for a Wisp to collect gold from the mine, the mine must be “Entangled”.
If you want to remove a Wisp from the mine, you select the mine, then click an individual Wisps from the unit pane at the bottom center of the interface. In the end, the team made the cinematic work, but the joke about Nordrassil "jizzing" on Archimonde persisted and came up at least once or twice a month until the game shipped.Up to five Wisps can collect from a goldmine at any given time. Fried recalls how there was "all sorts of meetings and infighting about it", and how Rob Pardo rounded people up to "basically attack the cinematics department for giving us something nigh-unusable".
According to former Blizzard game designer David Fried, towards the end of Warcraft III's development there was significant internal backlash against "the ending cinematic where Archimonde is attacked by night elf tree sperm". Nick Carpenter originally considered giving the cinematic music that felt more "in your face", but giving it more serene and surreal music ended up working out better. When the gathered mortal armies are shown in the backdrop, these are actual renders of night elf, orc, and human units doing their animations, albeit with slightly altered textures. Eventually a couple of artists made the effect work, but according to Carpenter it was definitely one of the hardest things the team had ever done. According to Nick Carpenter, the cinematics team had "probably 50 different takes" of the shot in which new roots are seen growing out of Nordrassil, with many versions of the roots looking off or too spaghetti-like. In World of Warcraft, these events can be seen during the final stage of the Archimonde encounter in the Battle for Mount Hyjal raid.
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