Yo hear me out. Don’t know if he’s permanently disabled but I feel like we’re missing out on some really cool designs with the purple holographic wheelchair if he is. Like I feel he could whip up a cool magic powered wheelchair or infuse himself to float. Personally though I would love to see Mechatorque create some unholy abomination of a beautiful gnome tech wheelchair. Just sayin, blizzard could have so much more fun designing it.
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Hope he also looses all his hair, and then forms a team of super powered individuals. Could call them the K-Men.
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He should have a wheelchair race with Drek’thar. They seem to have removed him from the Shaman Class Hall.
Probably so old at this point he is probably not around anymore.
He doesn’t need the chair.
He’s using it because the woman he loves made it for him.
It pays to read the "Stay a While and Listen"s.
Khadgar 100% would just do arcane burnouts in the middle of Dornogal if they gave him a fancy wheelchair.
I sadly cant directly display images, but this is one my AI came up with, its sort of nice.
https://imgur.com/iyHOX3k
I’d like to see him sitting on an archmage’s prismatic disc, with another prismatic disc vertically as a back support. Then maybe a rectangular fuel tank on the back with a turbo lever. And a sturdy porcelain base in case he has to land to rest.
What if Khadgar was corrupted by Xal’atath ? And casts a spell to reform Dalaran and takes us to the void to be his minions?
Why would he have a wheelchair in the first place? Its a world of magic where people can float and the only thing these mages could think of is a modern wheelchair?
More bad writing.
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He needs to pimp it out. Add a drink cooler on one side, a crystal ball on the other. Spinners on the wheels and ground effect lights. Then reupholster the chair into a recliner.
You’re really underestimating how stunning and brave it is for him to make this choice in the name representation.
Because obviously what all people in wheel chairs want is to be singled out and promoted as a prop in some sort of performative inclusiveness narrative. Not to be treated normally.
You don’t know how much I want this right now.