I’m sure it’ll be viewed as nothing but sibling love and rivalry-- unless one try’s to kill the other. Then Droof introduces their noggins to the correctional frying pan.
When we say violence, as ogres are vaguely (barely) humanoid, it’s considered violent or warlike to seek them out and battle them. Clefthoof on the other hand? just good sportsmanship and a way to put food on the festival table!
We need Nosh’marak to become a clan’s cook. He’d always have a butcher’s chopper prepared if we only found one perfectly fitting for his ugly stump
So you’re saying there is loop holes in these rules 
splendid but of no matter, even if there weren’t any loop holes its not every day an Orc and his boys gets the chance for the foods of the ancestors, priorities!
CAVERAT WHERE ARE YOU?!?!?!?
COME BACK 
What is a ‘caverat’?
…have I missed out on something amazing? 
If only you knew! Caverat was one of the most iconic characters of last Kosh’harg. 
It’s getting closer! Hype!
I feel there is a pun intended in that, related to me… 
The events are up! Huzzah!
Where’s the sitting in a hottub and drinking heavily whilst someone feeds you roasted boar event??!?!?!!
Uhh…asking for a friend
Now this… This is something I can get behind.
Let us brawl, it’ll be glorious!
Seze might not be clever enough to understand the honour between the orcs, so she will walk by and get head pats and free snacks for being a fluffy kitty.
That’s more likely to earn you “Fur carpet” status 
Krugra, make it and they will come. The Horde deserves some ‘me time’.
That’s more likely to earn you “Fur carpet” status
Aww thats such a mean thing to say! 
Are the Horde RPers that against shapeshifters?
Certainly not! We love druids!
…–We just love the free to collect fur trade more.
Well this one is not for sale! 
Oh wait… you said free
“accidently” hunting and eating shapeshifters is fair game?
I’ve always been of the opinion that Druids have a fair bit more self respect than to come nuzzling random strangers like a house cat. You’d not do it in humanoid form, so why do it in animal form?
I have fond memories of my Bear-druid mauling an Orc that treated him like an easily ruffled Labrador. No dear Orc, that is a Tauren, keep your hands to yourself.
Regardless, it’s the danger you run, running around as an over friendly animal instead of a humanoid! Some keen Mag’har may Eat, skin or worse… tame you!
I’ve always been of the opinion that Druids have a fair bit more self respect than to come nuzzling random strangers like a house cat. You’d not do it in humanoid form, so why do it in animal form?
I have fond memories of my Bear-druid mauling an Orc that treated him like an easily ruffled Labrador. No dear Orc, that is a Tauren, keep your hands to yourself.
Regardless, it’s the danger you run, running around as an over friendly animal instead of a humanoid! Some keen Mag’har may Eat, skin or worse… tame you!
I dont know, I’ve always found tame looking druids that are let to be ruffled with to be cute. Because it shows the contrast of their ferocious deadly side, and yet they allow their closest friends (usually females and the younglings to mess with them). Its a form of sharing trust that they wont hurt them and they are under the druid’s protection.
Of course there will be grumpy druids who will not let people touch them because they want a bit more respect, thats perfectly normal. (although rare)
Mind you, I am speaking from RPing on both factions and all sort of characters, but this is the first time I hear that shapeshifters are labeled with such a bad word for RPing the perfectly normal way.
I agree on the Super cutesy adorable druids who act like housecats/dogs is a no-no zone thought.