Yea try Google.
I mean Iâve told him ten times that the original worgen had tails and heâs straight up ignore that. Anything you show him is just getting the plugged ear treatment.
No. Itâs your point. You do it. Where did you find this information? It doesnât exist and you canât prove it. Invalidates your entire argument.
Ah, the sounds of goalposts moving, I do so love it.
Again, with your theory, Anduin is supposedly the harbinger of plate-wearing, sword-bearing Priests and also the existence of class-changing since, well, thatâs what he does.
There was no Tauren NPC that showcased new Mages. Just like, right now, there arenât any Worgen NPCs that showcase tails. Yet.
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Oh he can earplug the truth all he wants. BTW Merry Christmas everyone!
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Give us Gnolls instead. Gnolls have tails.
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Wonder why, the game designers fixed this error ?
Thrall on the other hand, was raised almost 100% on Humans, specifically Blackmoore, who raised him to have the strength and fury of an orc, but the intelligence and posture of a Human. If you see orcish children, they start off non-hunched and GET hunched by slacking their back over time; Thrall was taught to stand up straight and act accordingly to his masters. As he got older (which is a really a short time by the way for orcs, at age 6 Thrall was taller than Blackmoore) it was obvious that he was a different Orc than the rest
Gnolls for Horde, Furbolg for Alliance and youâve got a deal.
So where did the dev say that Thrall was the cause of the customization option. This doesnât prove that, at all.
More like Gnolls for Horde, Tuskar for Alliance? I could see some real friction between Tuskar and Gnolls though.
Well personally I donât like Tuskarr all that much for playable characters. They also seem kind of⌠sparse?, population wise whereas gnolls and furbolgs seem to reproduce at a rate that puts catholic rabbits to shame.
July 9th, 2020, interview of Ion Hazzikostis by Windows Central.
Hereâs Ion straight up saying, they wouldnât change named characters based on customization, but will add in NPCs around the cities as if theyâve always been there, even if itâs a retcon.
Thereâs your google search you asked for. 
Even if they add in a cutomization without explanation, they will pretend as if itâs always been in the game. 
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Itâs magic.
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Blizzard consistently shows tailed worgen in art.
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Thrall isnât the source of some major back surgery in Orgrimmar, it was something blizzard developed for Magâhar and added to regular Orcs. Also thrall was a hunched orc before a model remake in Cata. Before that in wc3 all Orcs except warlocks had strait backs.
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Old worgen models had tails.
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Even the alpha variant was supposed to get one from what I hear.
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The model itself has a tail it just doesnât have a texture or animation applied right now.
But uh. Honestly the magic curse bit is all thatâs needed to be valid. Nothing stops worgen from having a tail. Heck if they add optional tails and give no explanation, like they basically have for every other customization addition, nothing even gets affected in the lore. Tails on worgen literally changes nothing.
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However funny thing is they did change Thrall to be an upright orc. Blizzard changes there minds on whim and that is honestly fine it means any customization options can be added to any race. So we look forward to optional tails and who knows maybe even a lore correct size.
Was a design used for an RPG.
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well of course that would be goofy. Weâre asking for wolf tails because worgen are, well, based on were wolf like the happy doggo things that run around at night and go awooo
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No. /10char
No what kind of a vague post thereâŚ
No to tails.
I thought that was very obvious.
Why not? Do you have a valid reason?
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Are you saying you would like yours removed?
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