I do recall running into a couple of Pandaren and the sweetest youngster outside the Leather Shop in Old Town a few weeks back. It warmed this old dwarf’s heart.
((Just make the move and give WrA a whirl.))
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Hey there! I happen to be one of those pando folks that runs events on the weekends!
To answer your question, I don’t think you’ll be hindered much if you decide to roll a pandaren. If you put yourself out there and meet with some like-minded individuals, you should be fine.
That’s been my experience so far, at least. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask!
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Sounds about right to me.
For the past year I was mainly a Moon Guard roleplayer. Having so many active people constantly filling Stormwind’s streets with walkup RP was convenient, quality assured or not. But since then I’ve disassociated myself after dropping off for a few months. Only recently I began the prospect of exploring WRA roleplay again for the first time since Legion. What I’ve found thus far has been great, be that in-game, on the forums here, or in servers like WCP. Having a group of friends to frequently RP with as well helped tremendously.
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Wyrmrest Accord and Emerald Dream have the best populations in terms of horde RP, but WRA has more Role Players. There is a small population of horde on Moon Guard though. The smaller RP realms are often very dead. I have a Zaldin almost everywhere.
Moon Guard roleplays like this.
But Wyrmrest? Wyrmrest roleplays like that.
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scratches his bald, dwarven head
Alright. I might be just a dwarf but something doesn’t add up.
I understand that Moon Guard roleplays like this and I equally understand that Wyrmrest roleplays like that but how does Emerald Dream fit into this very complex calculus?
Does Emerald Dream then role play the other or is this a simple 2+2=5 equation?
If RP servers are cars, then Wyrmrest is an elephant with a howdah, Moon Guard is a broken vespa in Albuquerque and Emerald Dream is a bucket of shrimp.
Does that clear things up?
Kinda, sorta, uhhh, maybe?
Cheers!
