Just wondering.
I’m grey, so.
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nah I think it is purely in a descriptive way
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Maybe? I assume they wouldn’t get offended though, since the void is quite unnatural and took it’s toll on their looks and they are well aware of that.
i read it as void walker… muchly disappointed in this thread.
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It depends who’s saying it, I’ve seen it used as a pejorative and as a sassy self-description.
Looks up word.
Can’t find it.
Sees another word spelled similar which is a slur.
… yes?
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I accidently placed an “r”. My apologies.
The word pejorative is not a slur? But it can refer to a slur.
“Expressing contempt or disapproval”.
Blueberries are tasty.
/licks lips
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I prefer Banana Nut, bread or muffin.
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As much as would be calling Kaldorei grapes.
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No I meant the definition is a slur.
a word or phrase that has negative connotations or that is intended to disparage or belittle
So calling a velf a blueberry could be seen as a pejorative?
Anyways, I learned a new word today and that’s all I care about.
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Nope I’m not insulted at all by it, in fact Iwas thinking of making a guild for all my Void Elf alts and call them “The Moody Blueberries” 
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I think freak or mutant is more apropriate.
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I thought the space goats were blueberries? …hic!
More importantly woh cares?
you misspelled delicious.
It could be taken as such, and probably it was originally meant as such. " Void Elf", " blueberry". No-one would ever call a blueberry a Void Elf.
I am a Night Elf Demon Hunter, A member of the Illidari.
Nothing at all like a berry, neither fel nor night. Nor are they.
I called my Void Elf “Meriberry” because she’s a blueberry…so no?
In the bed ? no.
In jail… ? yes.