If a tauren eat beef it counts as that i think i cant say here?

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It just came to my mind that, we have the possibility to have

Tauren eating beef
Pandas eating multiple bear dishes on azeroth
Worgens eating dishes made of wolf found in azeroth
Vulpera eating something of fox in azeroth ? not sure if have seen fox dishes but, chances are there

that sond kinda odd if you ask me

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As it turns out, in a crazy turn of events, those are all terms from each culture that meant ‘vulpera’. So. Vulperaburger. Vulpera Tartar. Cream of Vulpera. Nasty Fried Vulpera Kabobs.

My head spun when I found this out.

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Forsaken are all like- :man_shrugging:t5:

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Visit Undermind… you aint seen odd before you go there.

There is so many messed up things. Heaps of easter eggs.

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It’s okay. The food is kosher.

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Tauren aren’t cattle though.

If a human ate monkey meat, would that count as “that word”? Because thats about how similar they are.

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Wait… why can’t we say that word when it’s literally a racial in-game? :dracthyr_hehe_animated:

But no it doesn’t count. Like Vlad said above; they’re not the same species.

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They eat the brains, but it isn’t helping.

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Indiana-jones-chilled-monkey-brains.gif

Not sure I was just following OPs lead. Its like how people on the forums will say Heckcaller Destro instead of the actual hero spec name.

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You can say cannibalism here. It’s fine. Hell, the forsaken have a racial ability called that!

Cannibalism is just a question of morality. Us humans typically consider it a no-no. But plenty of animals don’t give a hoot. Food is food.

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Ahh I see you have never enjoyed the flavors of long pig. :shushing_face: :rofl: :crazy_face:

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Why would they be upset? They are not the same animals you eat in the canteen. Are you saying that all cattle/wolves/foxes look the same?

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I don’t think Tauren eating beef is all that weird.
Tauren have traits we consider characteristic of cows, but they are not cows. It would be like humans eating chimpanzees (if chimpanzees were only as intelligent as cows). It is maybe very slightly unnerving, not incredibly so.

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If the word you think you can’t say is “cannibalize” then you should know it’s a Undead Racial. Basically, the Undead wouldn’t be the same without it!

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I have questions about the Vulpera caravan (or rather the fox tails on it). Do they chop the tails off of deceased Vulpera and hang them on their caravans or something?

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C-word?

Lmao

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Seriously…? Wow… that’s ridiculous. I’m British and I say the word ‘bloody hell’ an awful lot. :dracthyr_hehe_animated:

This. :dracthyr_nod:

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You ever been in the cave with Horde at the start of Alterac Valley, standing behind that gate, ready to be let out?

If you look at the Tauren you’ll see they are in fact almost completely bovine, if AV didn’t have snow it’d be over, they’d run out of that cave and go right to grazing.

:rofl:

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Definitely! Those Vulpera are more sinister than you think!

No honestly I just took this as some form of fake decoration thing they’ve crafted for flair.

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I think of it more as when Europeans first went into West African cities they were horrified that the cities were filled with the bodies and skulls of sacrificial victims and cannibalism was practiced openly. Vulpera are relatively primitive.

ETA: Listen, I’m not throwing stones. I eat soul shards every day…