We see some Sethrak shaman in Hearthstone!
So if Sethrak become playable I think Shaman is easily a given. Iād make one too.
Iād make a LOT of Sethrak.
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Yes! There is also a Jafarās Staff in Warcraft and would be perfect for a priest of Setrhaliss the [Will/Legacy of Arlokk] or [Zulian Scepter of Rites] 
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Always thought boas were pretty cool.
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Not sure if picture correlates to comment but the picture is some sort of arboreal pit- viper. 
A VERY Sethrak-like pit-viper.
Boas are rad though. Ever seen an Emerald Tree Boaās teeth? Amazing but terrifying.
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Ah. You know your snakes! Good on you. I thought it was a boa constrictor.
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Thank ya.
In a perfect world Iād be a herpetologist. 
Hereās my favourite sub-species of what people commonly call Boa Constrictors.
This one is called the Argentine Boa. I love their cookies and cream color.
Then a more classic and recognized look of a snake in the same family.
Peruvian Red Tail Boa (Pictured below)
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Happy Wedsnesday!
Hereās my snake for Wednesday, the Waglerās Pit Viper. Also sometimes called the Temple Pit Viper. A neat thing about this species is that not only are the females the larger individuals but there is also color sexual dimorphism. And neither are really drab.
Here is the male (pictured below)
The female (pictured below)
Could be a neat aspect of sexual dimorphism to explore in Sethrak if they become playable.
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If anything the male is more subtle for a change, very neat~
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Those vibrant colors look amazing.
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Itās one of the few examples in snakes off the top of my head, and interesting that itās the opposite of most birds!
Definitely one of the more obvious in snakes as well.
Even if the male Sethrak arenāt more or less colorful than the females, they could have one of the sexes wear more jewelry/body mods to differentiate themselves.
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Itās Thursday, Sethrak group! How are you all?
Hereās my Thursday snake pick.
The Tri-Colored Hognose Snake! This is a South American species and unrelated to Hersheyās species or his more commonly recognized cousin the Western Hognose.
Tri-Colored Hognose
What are your opinions of tri-colored patterns for Sethrak skin tones?
I personally think it would be too busy and could clash with a lot of transmog.
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Just found this on a fb page I am part of!
A Bullsnake with quite the healing injury! Look at all the scarring.
Still think scars could be a great addition if we get our playable Sethrak. 
Also, if anyone is curious what SFD stands for, that is Snake Fungal Disease. A terrible disease that disfigures and kills most snakes that contract it.
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I think it could get too busy quickly, especially with really bold and bright colours yetā¦ I donāt think giving people the option would hurt. I think some people would be willing to mog around a really wild pattern and since we can freely hide many slots now itās easier to make it work for sure.
Having plainer and crazier options is standard for character customization 
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Itās finally Friday!
So Iām gonna end the work week with a bold and strong snake for the day!
Meet the Forest Cobra.
Typically very confident animals that are not afraid to tell you to BACK OFF!
Love love love their face and hood markings. And think it would be a lovely addition to customization if we get Sethrak. Or even just to the NPCs to further give them character.
Playable Sethrak please!
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So I recently started playing this expansion, and I am questing through the Volādun area. Iām pretty shocked that the Sethrak were not paired with the Vulpera as an allied race. I canāt think of a reason why they are not allied race. Are they too cool for the alliance? /s
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I sure hope not.
Iām hopeful as are others, that we may see their story continued in some manner at some point in Shadowlands.
As far as I can tell, Sethrak got a lot more love from the devs in their lore than the Vulpera did.
So between that and the passion put into their design, it would just be such a waste of amazing work and potential to have them forgotten in a desert we wonāt visit much in the upcoming months.
Their development screams playable.
So let them be playable! 
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Hey just stopping by on my way through
Seems like you guys got a cool community here
Well donāt mind me just gonna settle down over here and pledge my support
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Thank you for the support and welcome! 
How is everyone spending or enjoying their saturday?
Maybe spend it with the snake of the day: The Saw Scaled Viper!
https://www.flickr.com/photos/161725005@N03/30747113337
These are tiny and adorable true vipers. Their common name comes from a somewhat unique defense mechanism they have. Featured in the videos below:
Please ignore the title of the second video. Snakes do not attack. They are defensive against perceived threats.
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Cute isnāt it? By the way. Fezzyās vacation ends tomorrow.
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Happy Sunday!
And Happy Motherās day to all those Mothers out there.
Iāll change it up a bit and have our snake of the day be Rattlesnakes. Specifically Rattlesnake mommas! Contrary to popular believe, Rattlesnakes make great mothers. They guard and watch their little ones for the first few weeks of life before theyāre ready to venture off on their own. Sometimes other females will babysit while mom goes out to bask, hunt, etc.
Great Basin Rattlesnakes with babies (pictured below)
Timber Rattlesnake with babies (pictured below)
Ridge Nosed Rattlesnake with freshly born babies (pictured below)
Sethraliss is a great mother too. And Happy Motherās day to the Loa of the Sethrak!
And as always, playable Sethrak please!
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