Yes ingame they are goofy :3 teddy bears but in lore? pandaren average at 7 to 8 feet tall. and all dks need to torment the living to avoid going on a unstoppable blood crazed rampage. me personally, i wouldnt wanna run into a 8 foot tall bear wearing a horde fortress on their body with the unbridled rage of onyxia wipe guy.
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Yeah I can’t be scared of a panda.
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I appreciate the attempt to make a beastman a beastman, but Pandaren culture is not that. Pandaren are both stoic and fiercely… peaceful and good. So realistically a Pandaren would be the guy who fights the influence of the Lich King, the best.
You might have a one-off of course. But still.
Just say she’ll cook ya alive an eat it.
Even the strongest willed deathknights need to stave off the hunger, its not something a DK can ignore, regardless of race.
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Just this really. Pandas may run herbivore software but their hardware is pure carnivore.
God I wish our pandaren had physiques like the brewmaster in reforged. Still a chunky lad, but much more muscular.
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I’ve actually never understood this. How undead exactly are death knights? They do not have rotting customisations. Are they just barely undead like a vampire and still have something of a metabolism left? Because they can still eat and particularly Pandaren still get their racial.
Forsaken get food buffs too but don’t ask me how the heck that works.
They look super cool on the character creation screen. I actually really like their unique weapon holding / animations.
It’s that run when I get in game that kills me. I don’t know how the four horseman don’t fall off their horses laughing while watching me charge into battle.
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They do. Most normal bases races in the game have 3 additional skins that are reserved only for dks. Gnomes, for example, have a battle-scar undead-pale look.
The dks you see are half alive and undead.
More so the process the necromancers go through.
Necromancy tends to rot ppl but dks use runes on a blade mostly.
Not to mention they were imbued with some form of immortality so they can’t die of being rotted away or age.
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That’s just hair and skin colour, right? I always thought the blue and white hair was a magical result of how they are reanimated and they now match the ice element. I don’t see any rotting holes on 'em.
The skin is-- less-than pristine in those cases. lol
I don’t see people pick them too often myself, so am not surprised if you haven’t seen them. I think most people like to play their toons as “intact.”
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Completely.
Negative. They are all dead (undead).
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I just want thinner options for Pandaren
They can just cook awful or horribly spicy food and serve it to unsuspecting people, then they’re not a major menace and still get their torment the living thing done.
I believe the technical term is “only mostly dead”, a term coined by the famous wizard “Miracle Max”.
I disagree
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Fully. You are raised into undeath for both legacy DK’s and new (post-shadowblah) DK’s.
So for the Forsaken it’s basically ah shif here we go again.
Yeah but that’s just like my puppy.
When she growls, and tries to be all tough, she just comes off as adorable.
I see some real people with that. I don’t call that obviously undead. IMO it looks like dryness.