Gonna be honest using the ability to like differentiate both the kingdoms of Eastern kingdoms for them to be different etc and doing the same with the Blood elves the nightborne etc as well as the Orc clans (I mean I made the stormreavers into a part of the Thunderlords but it was basically they are just thunderlords but at the seas.
I also made the Bladewind clan into something more cool, by basically have them stay alive etc. but they were much like the burning blade but more to do with air elemental powers etc. I also gave warsong a âBoomer axeâ (not an exploding axe but basically a boomerang axe)
that stuff was INCREDIBLY fun.
I made the whiteclaws be part of the Frostwolves instead of being their own clan but they were a select part of the clan who were warriors that were blessed by a frost wolf wild god on birth⌠basically making their skin frosty like the DK skin
(admittedly I got this idea when making npcs but I sort of loved it)
If the alliance was winning on all fronts, how does it get in front of Orgrimmar and Alleria says the sylvana army is huge? How afraid were they of this attack if everything was taken over? Alliance lost everything in Nazjatar? It is hard to understand.
Sometimes I have a very strong impression that Zerde is a Blizzard dev responsible for writing the lore, and heâs here on the forum advocating how flawless his ideas for races lore are and weâre unable to see that.
Sounds weird to me that someone isnât getting paid to defend this bizarre lore.
âThe Alliance brazenly attempts to rebuild Tiragarde Keep. Bring our full might down upon them and scour the ruins from Horde lands.â
When they say ârebuild,â it may not mean that the Horde destroyed it before. Theyâre referring to how the Cataclysm put Tiragarde Keep into a dilapidated state. You can tell how different it looks in vanilla and Cataclysm.
I do think that the fact itâs been there that long is a disgrace.
BfA was where Blizzard really used the âTell, Donât Showâ approach. For example Lorâthemar saying that Slyvanas has the loyalty of the people during after Baine is rescued. But then loyalists are forced to secure Orgrimmar from dissidents and there is no sign of Sylvanas receiving any reinforcements from the outside of Orgrimmar, suggesting that even with all her loyalists in Orgrimmar it wasnât enough to stop sedation from the people.
We currently donât know what the deal is with Ashenvale and there have currently been no edits referring Exploring Kalimdor on the page. Though should Ashenvale be Horde, it would be further blaffing to see an Alliance holding in Durotar itself.
Well I thought it was a game play-story segregation thing. Like the Horde pushed them out in Cataclysm, as the Alliance never reference the keep in Mists even when they entered Durotar and discovered the Darkspear Rebellion, and it wasnât until BfA that we had the Alliance seeking to salvage and rebuild the keep.
Now that I think about it, itâs very possible the Horde quests in Razor Hill, where you invade the keep, represent the keep being destroyed. If so, then yes, it was destroyed, all the way back in Cataclysm.
Silgryn is of the belief that if Oculeth ever visited the Vindicaar, he would have a field day studying the ship and figure out a way to destroy it - I am wrong on this
The book reveals Gazloweâs name - Monte Gazlowe!
Thatâs a Legion quote and a blatant derail attempt.
Since it wasnât updated on wowpedia, do you have a copy already or a link to a site displaying the leak in question? For example either someone with a copy over on MMO-Champion or a site selling the book having spoiler stuff like Amazon had done with Eastern Kingdoms.
I gotta admit, I never would have expected Monte to be Gazloweâs first name and Trade Lord could simply be the same thing as a Trade Prince or the other Princes took exception to Thrall and Gazlowe essentially grabbing the title.
He posted two different links. The first is to User Morderi edits over all, and the Morderi/Lore/Books section has Exploring Kalimdor informationâŚseen below:
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