So this is what this whole argument started with, isnāt it? A quick recap: 1) The GM says they are recruiting the undead. 2) I ask them to specify what kinds of races that are actually recruiting not to mislead people 3) Rotgardeās friends come in to defend the guild with my own accusations 4) You yourself confirm that not all undeads are indeed welcome in this guild
So Mr. Dekarn has said himself that the Rorgarde is ONLY for the Forsaken, and now he is trying to convince me otherwise and make me look bad and crazy. Hypocrisy at its finest
All undead found in the Forsaken, and some living in the case of the leper gnomes.
I have never actually RPed with the Rotgarde outside of RP-PvP events years ago in the Arathi Highlands, nor have I been in any other PCU guild. I actually quit playing WoW actively before the PCU rose to prominence.
If an undead is part of the Forsaken, they are welcome. Provided, of course, the quota isnāt filled. Because dark rangers are the elite of the Forsakenās military, formerly intimately tied to the Dark Lady herself, so it would not make sense to have a rather down to earth (by Forsaken standards) guild fielding massive numbers of them.
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These races are all part of the Forsaken, the Rotgarde accepts quite a few of them. There is a limit to dark rangers because, as I have pointed out repeatedly, dark rangers are the elite. They are not rank and file soldiers.
I wish I was able to make friends with online strangers as easily as people who have just been disagreed with on internet forums claim that it is.
My dude, gal, or non-binary pal, weāre just telling you that you came to a forsaken guild thread and started complaining that the guild thatās themed around forsaken āonlyā recruits undead that are related to the forsaken faction.
You came to Pizza Hut and started complaining that they donāt sell hamburgers.
I remember having Dark Rangers in the guild before they were actually playable from customisations. Weāve also had Ghouls, Geists, Banshees and Abominations for over a decade.
I just want to aktcually post and say the wording is correct. Undead is the mechanical, coded name of the race you play in World of Warcraft when selecting the character creation option. They are only known as the Forsaken secondly and āundead humanā as a vague sub category.
Undead however supersedes all of these terms.
So when you say āwe recruit undeadā yes thatās true, you recruit the undead player race.
If you were to specify other races as loreful flavour options you can say āwe recruit Blood Elves with the Darkfallen textureā or āundead using a leper gnome toyā and even āBlood Elves playing the Death Knight classā if you really needed semantics.
So in short the recruitment notice does not need changing.
The Rotgarde set out to vanquish an ancient enemy, a tribe of barbarian humans banded under a āBandit Kingā, a self-proclaimed blood relative of the first men of Alterac.
Though a camp was raided and itās warriors slain, an eerie magical effigy was broken in the process, unleashing a sinister evil into the forests of Silverpineā¦
With the forests disturbed by evil, the Rotgarde ventured out to look deeper into the dark woods.
Discovering the missing conscripts and their mangled corpses, the Rotgarde put the ones responsible to the sword, a wicked Wickerman and itās vile, animalistic minions.
As the Rotgarde pursues the ominous wickerman threat, they find themselves dealing with a mysterious Bandit King. Rumoured to be immortal after performing an ancient Drust ritual, the unit is now stationed in Drustvar in the hopes of countering this blessing of immortality.
As part of the seven kingdoms the Rotgarde wish to see become one empire, Kul Tiras deserved some love, too! Our trip there was great fun, if you ask me, and here are some screenshots from our stay in Stormsong Valley and Drustvar!
The Rotgarde have been hunting down rogue alchemists with nefarious intentions towards the people of Lordaeron.
Aside from that, last night, a Trial of Steel was held for one of the soldiers in the Rotgarde, defeating their adversary in single combat and becoming eligible for knighthood.