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Post by Skreeran

I've heard that... What's new?

Post by 470415

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Post by Skreeran

He sounds like Optimus Prime.

Post by Adamsm

Heh that's.... interesting lol.

Post by Skreeran

Heh... Odd... She's disabled too... :P

Although the Worgen doesn't have an "s" at the end of her name.

Post by Adamsm

Heh, yeah, I was linking Med'an's page for another post, and saw he had a link for a half-sister lol. Said link brought me to her lol.

Post by Morec0

I'll be, I remember read that, but I had no idea when I created Bighteye XD

Hmm, maybe Bloodhowl bit her O.o

Post by Skreeran

But Brighteye's not mute... :P

That'd suck, being blind and mute... >.<

Post by Morec0

Worgen Blood from the worgen infection fixed it?

Post by Skreeran

I suppose. Still, Brighteye seems way too sweet to have been an assassin.

Post by Morec0

Bloodhowl was an evil monster before.

Having a kid - or almost - changes people.

Besides, I was joking when I said that actually.

Post by Skreeran

Ah, okay... :P

Post by Rankkor

well, I got a small doubt, so far, several classes have a sort of "base of their own" kinda thing, a place that has mostly member of X class there, and it's desinged as a secondary spot of classes to learn their spells and such.

as far as we know:

the druid base is moonglade

the mage base is dalaran (frikking mages -.- allways get the good stuff)

the death knight base is Acherus The Ebon Hold

the Hunter base could be said that's the nesingwary camps of hunting on stranglethorn nagrand and schoolazar.

the paladin base could be said to be the argent vanguard or even the argent tournament camp. also this could be the priest base too, as the people on this camp are all light-wielders.

to some degree the rogue base would be ravenholdt manor.

but what about the warriors, shamans, and warlocks?

is there a specific base that has mostly (or only) any of these classes? such as a warlock den, were warlocks gather to practice their dark magic, and be gloomy and all that stuff.

or a place where all shamans gather and comune with the elements? (such as the as of yet undisclosed earthen ring base)

it seems odd that not all classes have an official "NPC guild" of sorts. (and by NPC guild I mean a neutral faction that features their class, and are friendly to both alliance and horde)

Death Knight NPC guild: Knights of the ebon blade.

Paladin NPC guild: the silver-hand/argent crusade for humans and dwarves, the Vindicators for the draenei, the Blood-Knights for the blood-elves, and the Sunwalkers for the tauren.

Shaman NPC guild: earthen ring

Priest NPC guild: Church of the holy light for humans and dwarves, Anchorites for Draenei, Priests of Elune for the night-elves , Cult of Forgotten shadow for the forsaken, Unknown for the trolls, tauren, blood-elves, and Gnomes.

Mage NPC guild: Kirin Tor

Warlock NPC guild: Unknown, I mean the shadow council is a warlock guild founded by orcs, but now open to all races, but not players.

Druid NPC guild: Cenarion Circle.

Hunter NPC guild: Farstriders for the blood-elves, Explorer's leage for the dwarves, the Sentinels for the night-elves, Unknown for the rest of the playable hunters, and Nesigwary expedition.

Rogue NPC guild: Defias brotherhood, Syndicate, Ravenholdt, ~~MI6~~ err I mean SI:7 (humans only) the shattered hand clan that works with the horde (orcs only) the DeathStalkers (forsaken only) Grimtotem tauren.

Warrior NPC Guild: errrrr beats me......... -.-

Post by Patty

Although I think she does deserve what happend to her, I did not say it. She deserved to be slowly and painfully killed, then raised and enslaved by the person who killed her, forced to kill her own people she died defending, and then to be kept in an undead condition, all because she tried to defend her people from the Scourge? If someone else, say Varian, died against the Scourge in the same way as Sylvanas did, you would be their biggest sympathiser.

We don't know much about Sylvanas' personality before she was warped by undeath, so how can you make that judgement?

Post by Skreeran

@Rankkor:

Warriors don't really have a base. They're warriors. They're probably the most open ended class when it comes to interpretation. They are just fighters, they could be soldiers or gladiators or just swords for hire.

Shaman are kinda wanderer, going wherever the elements take them, and that's why they don't have a formal base or anything. I imagine that in Cataclysm, that could change.

Warlocks that we play are good warlocks, and there's not very many of them, and I think that's why they don't have they're own base. The bad warlocks have several. They have Jaedenar, the center of the Shadow Council on Azeroth, the Burning Blade base in Desolace, Kil'Sorrow in Nagrand, etc.

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Post by Lecks

Since when are former arcanists who resort to demons in a journey for power any close to good? Good warlocks would be uncorrupted ones and they are so rare that roleplaying one would be silly / worth an insult a la patrick.

They are good in the sense that they as yet uncorrupted by the demonic energies they wield, they still use them from a desire to protect their lands and people and destroy the Legion with it's own magics.
That's not to say they're unaffected by fel energies, they simply haven't succumbed to them yet.

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Post by Skreeran

But look at the quest we do as Warlocks. The player character almost always plays the hero, even the warlocks. We're the good guys, and that's why we're not with the Shadow Council.

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