KT human warlock

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I just had a dream where KT humans could be warlocks.

A big burly man, steppin around the corner, doing a beastlike battleshout and hurling a chaosbolt while hes succubus lashes at the target.

I had just come to terms with this class not being aviable .

I want to be a drunken man who stumbled into the slaughtered lamb in Stormwind, who learned the wrong kind of magic from the wrong kind of people :frowning:

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It’s dumb that they cannot be warlocks. Kul Tiras has been one of the world’s greatest and most influential trade nations for 2.700 years, Blizzard could have easily justified them by saying that some strangers estabilished a secret school of Fel in the kingdom. The same goes for Kul Tiran Paladins.

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Even tho having fat humans practicing dark magic seems appealing to me.

That argument could be used on any other races.

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In fact, many races can be warlocks. Obviously races like Tauren, Draenei, or Night Elves will never be warlocks as their very backstory and culture is incompatible with being a warlock, but Humans have nothing against the use of Fel. Varian Wrynn even recognized the value that Warlocks provide to Stormwind.

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It is ridiculous that an subrace with witchcraft culture cannot have warlocks.
Warlock is the male for Witch in some interpretations.

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Would have been even cooler if Kultiran warlocks would have been able to control and summon constructs instead of demons. I mean the same abilities and all but just different animations and models. But that would have actually been too much work for current Blizzard.

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Both Kul Tiran Paladins and Kul Tiran Warlocks would make a lot of sense, especially the former with the title “Inquisitor” and the whole restoration of the Order of Embers dedicated to fighting Undead and witches. And, huh, I don’t know, Kul Tiras trading with Light-affiliated Human nations for 2.700 years.

Sadly I think Paladin and Warlock were cut to give us Kul Tiran Druids and Shamans, which are also very cool. After all, we don’t want Kul Tirans to have so many races, or those who play other races might realize that their favourite race is not the perfect race.

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And Zandi warlocks should totally be a thing. Seen soooo many of them. Ooo it make me cross!

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Unless you are going to allow a race to be every single class, there have to be some limitations. Someone is always going to be unhappy they can’t be x race.

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This should be a thing anyway, imo.

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Especially if they can’t be x class for no valid reason. Because don’t tell me that Kul Tiran Paladins don’t make sense when we have Tauren Paladins who were asspulled in Cataclysm.

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I would play every race as paladin if I could :slight_smile:

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Correct me if I’m wrong but I’m pretty sure Janina’s dad was a Paladin in Warcraft 3, I believe he was one of the random paladins chosen when you played outside the campaign

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Yes. There were also Kul Tiran Crusaders in the battle of Theramore in Warcraft III.

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Any race that can be mage should be capable of being warlocks too.

And for the argument that Warlocks are hated by factions/races because it’s an affront to their beliefs need to understand that

  1. There are in fact only 2-3 playable races that have any sliver of respect for warlocks, which is Blood Elves, Dark Iron and maybe goblins. Orcs shun them, Human shun them, gnomes, dwarves… Pretty much everyone shun them because they utilize questionable powers.

  2. The player character is an oddball/prodigy, while we might not be as powerful as major lore characters, we are still a force to be reckoned with. Someone who is not bound by the same rules and restrictions npc and minor story characters have.

Nothing should prevent the player character from having sought the powers and skills most commonly found in another faction/race.

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Unless there is a strong, valid lore reason to object em being X class, there should be no limitation, especially a MMORPG, where things constantly change and evolve, look at orc mages, for example.

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He had a unique model and he didn’t have traditional paladin abilities in wc3 ( I mean, at all), so he was more like “tidesage-warrior”.

But overall, humans with druids and shamans (and other design choices of wow) make wc3 concepts completely irrelevant.

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