I was going to suggest whichever species you haven’t got heritage armour for but you’re a madlad who has them all
so all I can say is an escalating series of gnomes
It’s so I can eat them
Also you don’t have enough warlocks
The look on my face after I finished reading Dagon, had some questions, and googled around only to find that there’s literal scholarly works dedicated to analysing whether or not Dagon = Cthulhu.
(I think it is)
I kinda wanna have a character for the ragnaros flail I just bought from the trading post, so warlock might be off the table.
Maybe a prot warrior gnome? Or a goblin. Or a vulpera. Something short that’s funny to tank with.
goblins a good choice for small + tank because those arms could likely rip your own off if given the chance.
yes the irony of my advocating goblin warrior is not lost on me
dark iron dwarf is custom-made for that mace
(Also you can rp as a paladin of the anvil which I made up but is cool)
I opted for Goblin because I remembered I had the name Sappa saved from ages ago so I will use that.
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When you’re in a match with 3 hidden profiles who are SWFing and they are being toxic AF to the killer.
You either join in partially for the points or you just do gens and get no points and potentially depip.
Also it was Nemesis so I have a zombie up my butt every 3 seconds while I’m trying to gen rush to get both me and the killer out of this hellhole.
So Not A Pet got to go into a barbarian rage.
Her first attacks.
Rolled an 8 and a 9.
Some bloody battlechampion she is. Can’t wait for reckless attack, then I can roll 8, 9, 3, and 5 all in one turn!
Also now reminded i need to log into Leo and continue the grind.
Ethil being the definitional suffix suggesting the lessening of something, be that diminished troubles in a poetic sense or the physical barrier keeping the swarm threat contained.
Utter madness considering phrases are also directly pulled from the letter substitution algorithm used to censor the opposing faction’s speech in Bur waldir and kek mokgog, forcing some poor intern to retroactively invent a meaning to slot into the rest of this nonsense.
10000 posts. Dare I ruin this? Achievement unlocked: “Go Outside!”
What I mean is when NPCs are speaking specific voice lines that aren’t given a translation, like High Botanist Freywinn’s Endorel aluminor, there will be an internal document that will tell you what each word means in the various languages.
That’s why it’s possible to reverse-engineer translations for a lot of words with a pretty high degree of confidence - for example, we take the knowledge that Selama ashal’anore means ‘Justice for our people’ and Elor bindel felallan morin’aminor means “Sleep forever in quiet serenity” as official translations and can infer that Selama am’oronor! said by Lady Liadrin and High Nethermancer Zerevor likely means “Justice for the fallen”
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I want(ed) to use Sabellian’s shoulders for Sappa’s transmog so I guess I gotta get her to 58+ at least.
It is once again 6am -_-
Also my supervisor is off for three weeks starting next week, and I have very little experience (and few authorisations) in the office Im in now.
Dread is sinking in ._.
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I believe in you
Co-workers kept asking me about stuff I have nothing to do with because the person they should ask happens to be in a bad mood
Had to pretty much kick them out to get them to stop it (because no, I’m not going to ask them for you. go do that yourself, tyvm)
Got annoyed enough to opt for a warm breakfast item today. Should do that more often.
Not like my mum is there to see me have 3 warm meals a day (idk why but she always made fun of me for that…)
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Just read an interesting perspective regarding the Shadowlands story on the blue bird website.
The gist of it is that the main problem with the Shadowlands, the Jailer and the First Ones is that they’re completely detached from Azeroth (outside of poorly written connections that we’re told rather than shown). An entire expansion was spent learning about something that was effectively not a part of the Warcraft setting, with the only familiar elements being a handful of characters from Azeroth.
The lore of the First Ones isn’t an issue on its own, so long as it’s actually connected to Azeroth and explored through Azeroth and its cultures. Learning about the First Ones is supposedly a lot more palatable when it’s done through the Titans or the actual people of Azeroth.
How do you folks feel about that? Would you be willing to stomach the First Ones and their cosmic nonsense, so long as the focus remains on Azeroth and how the peoples and characters of Azeroth are affected? As long as we don’t spend entire expansions or patches in alternate dimensions disconnected from the rest of Warcraft, is this ‘new lore’ acceptable?
i…didnt realise that was strange in some places. i eat 3 warm meals a day and its considered normal
truthfully no. not without them retconning that nonsense about how all our gods, worlds, afterlives…basically everything we came to know about warcraft and azeroth was essentially 3d printed or fabricated by cosmic machinery that is somehow less interesting than the titans cosmic machinery. they took too much mystery and too much of the magic from the setting and ground it down into scientific “well akshually” dust
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The issue with the First Ones is that they’re like… to the Titans what the Titans are to us. We don’t need another layer of cosmic design.
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Most common thing here is cold breakfast and then either warm lunch or warm dinner and the other cold. My mum often eats three cold meals during the day because of her own reasons.
I would accept cosmic things no problem
They just can’t be nonsense
Doesn’t matter if you tether the nonsense to the world or not.