hello my alt that i have been posting on whilst i have been unsubbed and playing other games
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hello me how are you it is good to meet me.
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its nice to finally meet myself i hope lifeâs going well for me
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Dumb or he just has different mentality, he might not have loved before and known only conflict. Could open up if given the opportunity. Oblivious doesnât mean dumb it means he is, short-sighted? Some Orc lady could be giving him all sorts of attention and he wouldnât notice. Seen this play out in media with other stories. See [TV Tropes Oblivious to Love]
Carivan/Tehya⊠Iâm sorry I couldnât protect your identity any longer, PCU brother. COAD has won.
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maybe when it stops being rlly funny Iâll just tell him who i actually am (despite half of AD knowing already l o l l l )
ahhh it has its place really. Stereotypes are fun to play.
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i donât know who tehya is : (
but i am surprised how people are still unable to check for matching alts LMAO are we in 2010?
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I think this is Tehyaâs main.
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So him not having loved personally means heâs oblivious as to what kisses and intimate affection is? Itâs not something he would have had to experience personally to know what it is. Heâd kinda learn that just by growing up in a society.
Just him and the wilderness, the lone wolf, probably thinks mouths are only for eating and speaking. Probably never even stepped foot into Orgrimmar. âWhat are you doing with your eyes? Stop it, its annoyingâ! âAre you cannibals trying to eat each otherâ? âDonât touch meâ!..* get his first peck on the cheek *. âWhat is thisâŠfeelingâ? */e Oblirogâs predator-glancing eyes, slowly light up, paralyzed from this affection, he takes a deep breath as if for the first time in eternity he had ever felt such an emotion *.
Yeah Tehya is Portuguese
yo soy el tigre
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Are you venting your ideas for steamy, orcish fanfiction
Haha 
, maybe or perhaps at least attempting to write a character with some depth. But this really began as a hypothetical character who is a stranger to love, now this actually looks interesting to me the way this has evolved.
he doesnât know the rules
and neither do I
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Before WOW, the faith in the Light had several regressive/conservative elements. Their relationship with the arcane was unstable: in day of the dragon, for example, mages are seen as essentially evil by the Paladin character and itâs implied this prejudice isnât rare among those who wield the Light - rather itâs quite common.
Later on, in the KelâThuzad short story, it is also mentioned that the Church doesnât like mages and tried to/wants to label them as heretics. This was a few generations ago, and seemingly tendency to dislike wizards has since disappeared in WoW. Still, it shows that the Church had regressive elements. This is in no way related to the sexes - all I am saying is, letâs not think that Azerothâs religion is just progressive on all things (ie. science/faith) because that would be false. Not super pertinent to the current topic, but worth remembering.
As a small sidenote. There are also books where sexist elements in the humanâs culture are presented, but they have surely been retconned long ago (ie. women couldnât join Lordaeronâs army in Thrallâs novel).
ALOT of the Lightâs old lore has been rectonned heavily though. Back in that time/early warcraft, it was just a cut-copy paste of Middle Ages church, the burning Legion was called âDaemonsâ and the twisting nether was litterally âHellâ in our IRL point of view.
We also had Angels and refferences to heaven. It was fairly boring and they rectonned most of this when they decided to make the setting more its own thing.
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By the Light, youâre a genius!
Youâre referring to Warcraft I. You may argue DoftD is outdated because itâs pre WC3 , but KelâThuzadâs short story arrived during Naxxramas - during World of Warcraftâs worldbuilding.
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Yes, sorry. I should have made that it was WC1 clearer!
DoftD is kinda outdated yeah, KelâThuzad is less so so far, weâll have to see if Shadowlands does any changes to this.
But my point is still that yeah, Blizzard has rectonned quite alot of things of the past books & games, so itâs uncertain territory in many cases. But they also recton things from the past expensions(See changes from WoD-Legion etc).
I can see the churchâs early day restrictive views on mages making sense still though in historical context. But homophobia specifically if on topic, has not been showncased at all, not even when Warcraft as a setting still had more âdarkerâ things in it like more prejudice sexism etc.
Itâs never been an established thing, not even in the old rectonned era.
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Instead of retconning I would have gone with a gradual evolution of the philosophy of the Church of Holy Light. Perhaps the Northshire Clerics actually believed in a âGodâ which then turned into The Holy Light, and angels become Naaru due to increased understanding of the cosmos. A Priest would probably say, âThis is what we used to believe, now we believe thisâ.
The Arcane attracted Demons from the Twisting Nether, so its not like the church at the time had no reason to distrust Demon-magnets.
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