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I have, where you obviously haven't. Your closest point of making sense is confusing the Scourge with the Forsaken.have you actualy done any campaigns in WCIII?
Thousandth Post!
I have, where you obviously haven't. Your closest point of making sense is confusing the Scourge with the Forsaken.have you actualy done any campaigns in WCIII?
First off, killing elves and then resurrecting them, is a way of enslaving, altrough it indeed was the scourge who did it, and I did not say that the naga enslaved the murlocs...
Then you are talking about two completely different factions, and your analogy therefore crashes and burns.First off, killing elves and then resurrecting them, is a way of enslaving, altrough it indeed was the scourge who did it, and I did not say that the naga enslaved the murlocs...
Thats as many as they got, but they would enslave everybody if they had the chance believe me... thats also what they're doing with humans... ever noticed that there are no undead gnomes, dwarfs, night elves, orcs, trolls taurens or whatsoever? only Humans and high elves (maby some blood elves)
Dionesiist... why do you say that, are you a member of the blizz team?
Problem is, in this discussion, I've never made a theory. I've just disproved yours and yet you seem to be trying to... negotiate truth...and so, both our theories (or whatever it were) are disproven, so, happy? I am..
Garrosh and his orc forces have also discovered the enigmatic taunka, an ancient offshoot of the tauren race that up until now had been thought lost forever.
WoWWiki said:The taunka are an ancient offshoot of the tauren. They were thought to be lost until discovered by Garrosh Hellscream and his orc forces upon arriving in Northrend. Concept art shows they more resemble buffalo than bulls. Like the tauren, they are involved with the spirits of the land, though after living for so long in such a harsh environment as Northrend they tend to bully the elements rather than ask them to keep their region inhabitable.
Goblins, those would be soo awsome.
hmmz replace tuskarr rogue with hunter
Gnome:
Warrior
Hunter
Shaman
Rogue
Racial: +Engineering
Side: Horde
Mounts: Reptiles, Maybe scorpians
Tuskarr
Warrior
Hunter
Shaman
Priest
Racial: +Skinning
Side: Alliance
Mounts: Snow wolfs or bears
Pandaren
Warrior
Mage
Rogue
Priest
Racial: Dunno
Side: Alliance
Mount: Dunno
Furbolg
Warrior
Hunter
Shaman
Druid
Racial: +strength
Side: Alliance
Mount: ?
Satyr:
Warrior
Rogue
Warlock
Mage
Racial: +Mana
Side: Horde
Mount: Ram or Fellhound
hmmmz, but then what are the Elves in the future.......SPACE QUEL-DOREI HERE I COME =D I still need some more inspiration on space elves yah know.
Finally someone who agrees with me on murlocs!
NO NO NO NO NO NO! No mages for the Pandaren! The Pandaren despise Arcane magic after they saw the Highborne (or some people like that) get corrupted with it. That made the Pandaren abandon them and go on their own way.Goblins, those would be soo awsome.
Pandaren
Warrior
Mage
Rogue
Priest
"First, murlocs may not be as dumb as everyone thinks they are. Several clues point to the fact that their steady infiltration of the world's land masses may be a coordinated effort. Whether or not this enterprise has been undertaken strictly of their own accord is not yet known.
"Also, the murloc race may be far older than most believe. Several accounts and clues seem to substantiate this. In fact, it is now believed that murlocs (or, more appropriately, their ancestors) may even predate trolls. Of course these ancient murlocs lived in the oceans' depths and therefore were never known to the world's early land-dwelling races.
"In the last few years, the vile naga have begun reemerging from their watery abodes, causing historians to speculate that their migration may have triggered the murlocs' slow encroachment onto land. Some also guessed that the murlocs might be working in concert with the sinister amphibians.
"But perhaps the most startling revelation to come from recent intelligence-gathering efforts was this: the naga may not be the only nightmarish horrors lurking in the seemingly bottomless oceans of the world.
"Several indicators from the murlocs themselves point to the possibility that the fish-men are but worshipers or underlings of perhaps several deep-sea monstrosities that currently lie sleeping, or at least waiting, in the murky fathoms – and even more disturbing, that the murlocs' emergence is an indication of their incipient awakening.
"If that is the case, the mysterious and somewhat underestimated murlocs may be the world's first glimpse at something far more terrifying."