sure, Worgen is the go to furry class, but let’s be honest here for a second eh…
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Uhm yeah
is there someone on the forums that think taurens are not?
… on secound hand people got their panties in a twist when they added vulpera because ‘‘reee horde cant have furries game dead’’
Yes
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It’s funny how people will say Tauren, and to an extent, Worgen among other races are not ‘furry’ races but Vulpera are. Stating something about how their ‘artistically themed’ like how a furry would draw them… Wait until they realize there’s a ton of furry related tauren art.
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Vulperas are a furry snack.
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You’re a furry snack!
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One would’ve to shave the furry snack first tho. hmm
Fixed it for ya
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Well it depends on the perspective.
When i made my tauren druid in WoW i wasnt aware the furries even exist.
So for me they are honourable bullmons and always will be.
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No,we are Minotaur’s.Stop that furry gibberish ,thanks !
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poor dudes who wanted to play horde druids before cata
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I’m surprised none mentioned Pandaren.
Cheers.
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Tauren are Minotaur.
Worgen are werewolves.
These creatures were in the folk tales and in the myths way before the furry fandom.
Stop.
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if ur a furry you have to wisit the Furry convention to be offisonaly registered as a furry …
I mean technically that goes with literally every animal having a fantasy/folk tale counterpart in the first place, everything can be considered ‘furry’ or a better term for it is Anthropomorphic animals which the fandom is based off of enjoying in the first place.
Furries were not even popular till recent years, people who play Tauren or other anthropomorphic animals cannot be labeled as furries.
These creatures in the myths and in the folks were portrayed as monsters, not the way how the furries see them. (You know what I mean).
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I mean, they can be considered such if they enjoy said characters as that by technicality would make them what’s considered furry. “Someone with an interest in anthropomorphic animals.” is literally the definition of Furry.
Not particularly, especially since the very same people could have been the ones to write said myths and folklore.
People needed to fear something in order to obey the rules.
Minotaur was created in Crete during the rule of the king Minos.
Wife of the King Minos, had a lover, after finding it out the king cursed the man who was in affair with his wife.
A curse turned him into a bull, but it did not stop that woman wanting to enjoy him even in the form of a bull.
After many months, wife of Minos gives a birth, a baby with body of a man, and with a head of a bull. After which the baby gets a name Minotaur (Mino’s ox).
For many millennia, people were punished in the labyrinth, people had fear if they will go off the rules, they will be eaten by the Minotaur in the labyrinth.
Now you tell me, where do you see a furry story here?
You may say a wife had fun with the bull, excuse me but there is a different term for this, which also comes from a Greek word ζῷον (zṓion , meaning “animal”) and φιλία ([philia] , meaning “(fraternal) love”) .
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Yes, it contains an anthropomorphic animal.
It was a monster created by upper class people, to make people scare and obey them.
I feel like you are one of those who wants to turn everything into what they like, ignoring the rest.
If you are a furry keep it to yourself, no need to label people who play Tauren/Worgen as a furry. People might not even have an idea what is furry but playining the race.
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so how meny of you are furry IRL then ?
I am 