Nascent is a champion word…it embiggens your vocabulary.
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I find the words ‘Honor’ and ‘Armor’ annoying because while we get told that the EU and US versions of the game are different Blizzard arrogantly force the American spellings on to us in the EU version.
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How very dare you, sir and/or madam!
/bite
Vulpie bites Kaloyan… Ouch!
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‘Luckydos’
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literally anything said by a naga mob
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Azeroth’s WOONS
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Reported 
Always makes me laugh.
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meaningful choice
Rouge
… used to honestly drive me nuts back in the classic days being ocd about spelling however I did eventually mellow and now look at it and smile 
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mob_(video_games) Cant say i’ve had any issues with any words in wow so far 
Yeah this is how I’ve used it, back from Everquest although I thought it was an abbreviation for “Mobile OBject”, makes sense either way.
It’s wierd how it’s only used for hostiles though. I’ve never used it to refer to friendlies or neutrals at least.
OT my choices are:
Game world: champion. It feels too fawnish.
Gameplay: boost
Forums: triggered
Champion/Hero
It feels so meaningless. Can’t i just be a guy?
If i was really a champion why do i need an entire raid to face something?
I dont feel like a champion when i collect 10 bear butts.
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I think it effectively calls them a mobile target opposed to a dummy which is a static target. We don’t call players targets because they are not scripted (unless it’s a bot, but then that’s what we call them).
Ahhhh that makes sense.
are you feral ?
we are full if you play feral
This.
And this.
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I’ll have to go with “Champion” as well. It’s even worse when Magni says it. It’s the equivalent of listening to nails down a chalkboard at a Justin Bieber concert
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i dont like the zandalari’s word loah or whatever.
Thank you. or well done, pick 1