Once again, making the cooldown longer than the effect kills 90% of the appeal of something like this.
Dracthyr could ALMOST choose a race for their visage form with this, but no.
I’d love to hear the mentality because cooldowns being longer than the effects of toys/consumables like this, none of which have any tangible effect on gameplay, feels bad. For fun items should be fun, and not have a count down requiring time management for when the fun ends and can then resume.
Because then you’re permanently something that you didn’t choose or isn’t the race or class or whatever, instead of just a fun effect every once in a while.
I don’t care one way or another, but that’s the theory.
Cooldown or not, I can finally play as a Vulp Druid (kinda). So, I’m happy. 
Only for 20 minutes to 1 hour, and then you have to wait to be one again.
At least until Blizzard unlocks all classes for all races.
Small victory. Take them when you can get em.
Hopefully max quality will guarantee 1 hour. 
Well, that’s what the article says. So yeah, you should get 1 hour of Vulpera Druid goodness with the best quality glamour.
Pretty sweet regardless. Looking to occasionally revisiting Belf/Velfhood.
Because they literally make $$$ off race changes.
if Wowhead is to be believed, I think they removed the cooldown, as I dont see any mention OF a cooldown anywhere on the actual items on wowhead
Is it me or do they go away in dungeons too?