they use the same skeleton as a goblin so it’s just a furry goblin?
isn’t that kind of sick?
what’s one good reason to play vulpera
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Have you seen their sleep pose / animation?
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You get to delight in making other people cringe.
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There is none.
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They have awful pvp racials so please … go ahead and play one I love rodent hunting
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i can’t give one good reason.
Vulpera are perfect coupled with the OwoSpeak addon.
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How about three?
Make Camp/Return to Camp:
Granted, you have to be outdoors, but it acts like a second Hearthstone that you can set damn near anywhere. For my main, I mainly leave it at Oribos, but I have used it in various locations when I’ve wanted to check in on a rare spawn. One of my alts has their camp set up right outside Blackrock Mountain for quick access to Molten Core since I’ve been trying to get the second Binding of the Windseeker for two years now.
Alpaca Saddlebags:
By default, vulpera get eight extra slots in the main backpack. Very useful if you tend to hoard items or do a ton of farming.
Nose For Trouble:
Let’s break this down.
First hit that an enemy does to you is reduced by 5% of your max HP. If you have 50K HP, then that means the very first hit an enemy gets on you can be reduced by up to 2.5K HP. Not overly useful in a prolonged battle, but amazing for a tank as it isn’t just the first hit period but the first from EACH mob that gets pulled. The health pool on a vulpera can be somewhat deceptive in that manner.
Better still: this actually makes them somewhat hard to dismount/daze if you’re on the ground and looking to get from point A>B as fast as possible. The daze mechanic is tied to getting hit directly in the back by a physical based attack. Several factors go into how high or low a daze chance is, however an attack actually has to do damage to you in order to daze you. If 100% of the damage done is absorbed or prevented, then the chance to get dazed drops to zero.
Most non-elite mobs aren’t going to be able to hit you hard enough to do damage on that very first hit if your HP is high enough (especially if you’re a plate class). If you’re mounted, more often than not you’ll be out of melee attack range by the time the mob is able to make a second attack. Unless the attacker is able to somehow match your mount speed and keep pace, the odds of getting knocked off your mount via daze are exceptionally low.
There’s a reason why I like to call vulpera the master race.
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Easy. The word “vulpera”, if you change a few letters, is an anagram for “victory”.
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Vulpera are adorable, and being a new Race their movements and animations really glide well. Their run flip is SO satisfying, and they look good in Transmogs. 
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make a rogue, you’ll be furrtive.
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Nah play what you want. Prefer not to hear about the weird stuff you do in Goldshire.
There’s an addon? I know there’s a English to UwU speak translator.
The Furritive. “It wasn’t me! It was the one armed human!”
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No, I’m too lazy. It was a struggle to type this sentence.
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I named one after a video game I played as a kid. Sly cooper.
Although it was a Raccoon.
https://www.denofgeek.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/slycooperfull.jpg?fit=1920%2C1080
And I liked the red fur color. Reminded me of Daxter from Jak and Daxter. One of the first playstation 2 games I played.
Then you had Conker who had a nasty attitude but funny stuff.
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You can induce rage in fellow players with the power of uwu
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Even better is to type /stand while sleeping…
Enjoy.
I like their whimsical racials and the somersault jump.
No need convincing. For the alliance!!