Thalyssra threw Lor’themar onto the bed, straddling him, and she kicked her heels on the floor and grabbed the man’s a**. “You’re mine, my love. You belong to me.”
Lor’themar moaned and kissed her neck. “You want me, don’t you?”
The queen pulled off the bed and kissed Lor’themar’s lips. “I want you. I can’t wait to get to you.”
Lor’themar laughed and rubbed her back. “No need to wait. I want to do something.”
There was more to this one, but it uh, got real naughty in the last three lines.
Sakurai announces that the next fighter in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is none other than World of Warcraft’s legendary warlock, Illidan Stormrage. This new fighter will be playable in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as a Wii U exclusive.
The announcement trailer is below. In the trailer, we see a short animation of Illidan and his pet felstalker, Felo, as they are traveling through the Emerald Dream. We then see his iconic black cloak and fel-infused blade as they move to their next destination.
Wii U and 3DS users will be able to purchase the Illidan fighter in November. We’ll report back if we find out more about the new fighter in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
Blizzard, please give us a Felo battle pet.
Sakurai announces that the next fighter in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is none other than World of Warcraft’s Prince Arthas. However, before the tournament can start, the internet goes down. The internet goes down? This is what you get when the internet goes down.
A couple of things. First, this is not a coincidence. Sakurai doesn’t want the internet to go down. He wants the internet to shut down, and that means that he is going to have to get his hands dirty and start building the infrastructure.
I’m enjoying these Smash reveals. Sakurai means business. One more for the road:
Sakurai announces that the next fighter in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is none other than World of Warcraft’s Death Knight class. Death Knights were introduced in the game’s first expansion, Warlords of Draenor, and Sakurai tells the audience that they’ve been making an impact on the game so far.
Sakurai explains that he decided to make Death Knights in Smash Bros. because they’re “so badass,” and that they’re the most iconic character in the franchise. It’s also the only class that can easily be used with the game’s unique control scheme. Sakurai also mentions that there will be a Death Knight stage in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, which he says is “a little more epic.”
Sakurai explains that he wanted to bring back the “darkness” of Death Knights, which he feels was a lost art in the franchise.