Why does Raszageth have tiny, useless t-rex arms?
She skipped arm day.
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Theyre her good arms
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She’s a protodrake, though. Protodrakes don’t have arms. They just have wings.
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That’s just what Big Protodrake wants you to think.
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Make her scary looking? Idk. I always thought that when they made the real life T-Rex skeletons, they embellished with those arms.
They just don’t make sense.
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Because Protodrakes are basically T-Rex with with wings that breath fire.
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it’s a caster?
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They’re not her arms. In the womb she had a fraternal twin, which she consumed before birth, and those arms are said twin trying to escape.
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Apparently T-Rex actually used those little arms to grab onto it’s prey. LOL
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She used them to cast a lightning ball at the end of the Azure Span questline.
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I think Iridikron (Earth Incarnate) doesn’t have the vestigial arms. As my friend mentioned watching that cinematic, “wow, he’s cool.”
Only one one without…
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There’s a couple of theories. That’s one of them. Another is that they were used to latch on to mates during reproduction. Or they were used to push itself up after resting.
My personal favorite theory though is that when T-Rex is younger, its head isn’t so massive yet but the arms are still relatively close to their adult size, meaning they’re proportionally much larger. So the theory goes that young T-Rex mainly uses its arms to kill prey and as it ages and gets that massive head with the killer jaws it shifts to a more bite-centric hunting strategy with the arms falling out of use. But it can’t evolve them away because it still needs them for when it’s younger.
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Every proto-dragon in WoW’s history does except Iridikron.
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I think they’re cute
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Now I’m just thinking of this.
Look at the fluffy baby chicken t rex
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Oh god, take all my 
for that one
You might wanna take a closer look at your proto-drake mounts.
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So that if you hide in a corner she can’t get to you due to her big head and tiny arms of course 