As far as I know they have no blood flow though, which presents a bit of a problem in the performance area of the bedroom.
They wont be able to rise to the occasion, so to speak =P
I can see that. They just feel a bit too Shakespearean (word?) for me.
After so many years of leadership, magic, and war you would hope to see them more confident and competent.
Malf is sorta ok, but poor Tyrande has really gotten the shallow end of the writing pool.
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Uh huh, and then he got brought back, is no longer breathing, blood is no longer flowing, and his body manages to move based on bones alone.
None of which is a bodily function. This is an emotional response. A dying father sacrificing his soul to continue being a father to his children and attempt at being something for his wife through emotional means is not the same as someone being able to be romantic and perform romantic things.
Again - not a bodily function. Longing for emotional connection is not the same as limbs falling off or failing to work.
I definitely get that! With their writing in Legion I think the writers wanted to make them seem more down to earth by having weaknesses like needing to rescue each other, but instead it made them abrasive to most people who played that expansion.
But honestly Iâll always find them so cute 
theyâre like wowâs most iconic couple to me, I think in a game universe where everyone kills and hates each other itâs nice to see 2 people who really do love each other.
So whatâs your point? There are plenty of people IRL who suffer from that same problem, does that meant they are incapable of love? I donât get using physical handicaps as an explanation of why undead canât have romantic relationships.
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And yet if someone was to say let have more couples in general(make a thread about which they think will end up) I doubt there would be pushback/anyone actually reporting the OP.
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She said that to Lorâthemar
Gender is fluid. Youâre showing your unconscious bias against trans people when you ask for more representation. Let me explain how.
Farmer Brown looks like a man. Farmer Brownâs wife looks like a woman. You see this and automatically consider them ciss, when in fact they never proclaim what their gender identity is. Farmer Brown may identify as a female and heâs involved in a lesbian marriage to her wife.
Every single couple in this game may or may not be in a gay relationship. Only your bigotry gets in the way. Itâs hurtful to many people. Shame on you.
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I have had some undead characters for 12 years, nothing has ever fallen off. And they walk and talk, Iâm pretty sure those are bodily functions. And all that is necessary for a relationship, mental OR physical, is the ability to feel love. And nothing you have said would indicate that undead canât feel love.
Yes! thatâs the guy! Iâm horrible with names.
The person you replied to was talking about undead reproducing, to which they do not have bodily functions.
Someoneâs gender can be fluid, but not everyone is genderfluid if that makes sense. Have a nice day x
A lot of folks just think Lorâthemar is another character at that part of the raid because Blizz done goofed. He had a different voice back then. And you can still hear his old voice during the boss in SoO where youâre defending those goblins to get into the siege towers.
If you hear a npc saying âYOUVE COME A LONG WAY TO DIE!!!â thatâs Lorâthemarâs old voice before Gideon Emery showed up
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But wasnât he talking about inability to reproduce as a rationalisation as to why they canât/shouldnât be shown in a relationship?
Who are you to say? Look out, your bias is showing.
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By that logic anyone that becomes sterile can no longer fall in love. That doesnât make sense.
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Umm⌠theyâre corpses, cold and rotting corpses.
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Sooo, you donât think he boinked Sylvanis? 
Exactly! That was my whole point.
Thanks for removing post I mean for real. Keep the game on gaming lvl and leave private life in your private zone. Seriously