After completing the Man’ari Draenei recruiting scenario, we’ve seen that:
Spoilersyou are hinting at Broken/Krokul as our next playable race.
Let me tell you that YES, we want playable Broken/Krokul. Please don’t make it just one or the other (Broken are generally blue, while Krokul feature more fel corruption). Ideally, this should be an already unlocked allied race with both Broken and Krokul customizations.
Although I also like the idea suggested in another thread, where allied races can simply be merged with their parent races (except Vulpera for obvious reasons) and these allied races would either work like the Worgen character creation screen, or you could create a Body Type 3 & 4 for each parent race, those body types being their corresponding allied races. We could also choose from among a pool of racial tags and abilities to further customize our character’s racial background. That would be AWESOME.
Since you are already unlocking all classes for all races except for demon hunters and evokers, I don’t have anything to say here, BUT I do want to say I would LOVE broken demon hunters. Illidan did recruit the Ashtongue tribe, there has to be at least one that was turned into a demon hunter. The possibility is there.
Please give them access to the Demon Hunter class. Make it happen.
Did thousands of draenei fans spawn in over night lmfao they weren’t even the best race added in their own expansion. Let them fade into the background like the C class characters they are
This is like the third time the Broken are being passed up at being playable.
Original TBC release, they were replaced with the draenei we enjoy today.
Argus they got a fresh new model, were placed on the draenei male rig (they were on tauren for their old model.) and they seemed poised to be an allied race. Too bad grinding out their rep awarded void elves.
Now this Man’ari eredar quest, which they’re deeply involved in, has a nod and a wink. Maybe, lads. Just maybe. Okay. Right.
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