Exactly. That is how you make them non-toxic.
Though I would like the warlock tank spec back.
I hate the number of posts pertaining to sexuality/gender.
Thereâs a lot of issues with the game that need to be fixed yet those seem to be literally half of what you see on the forums now.
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Any posts that are not game related.
Political ones annoy me the worst.
Someone telling me that eating digital meat is bad.
Posts that say he/she pronoun offends them.
New races.
Wpvp complaints. (pst: turn it off)
Thatâs a good idea.
I think itâd give players that are aging and canât or donât want to keep up with raiding/mythic something else to do, to achieve.
Good idea there.
Op,removing lust/time warp from mages.
Another troll bait thread. 
They wouldnât explode.
LOL. For lore wise, a holy undead priest should explode too.
That would mean⊠Draenei lightforged shadowpriests would⊠implode??
Holy undead shouldnât exist but because of gameplay reasons they do. Blizzard decided it wouldnât be fair to make undead priests be forced to take Shadow.
Incorrect.
As per the devs: https://wowpedia.fandom.com/wiki/Ask_CDev
Can you please explain how âlightâ works? The lore states that undead are physically incapable of using the light, much like the Broken, but then we have Forsaken players casting healing spells, and Sir Zeliek in Naxxramas using pseudo-paladin abilities.
Without spoiling too much, we can tell you that wielding the Light is a matter of having willpower or faith in oneâs own ability to do it. Thatâs why there are evil paladins (for example, the Scarlet Crusade and Arthas before he took up Frostmourne). For the undead (and Forsaken), this requires such a great deal of willpower that it is exceedingly rare, especially since it is self-destructive. When undead channel the Light, it feels (to them) as if their entire bodies are being consumed in righteous fire. Forsaken healed by the Light (whether the healer is Forsaken or not) are effectively cauterized by the effect: sure, the wound is healed, but the healing effect is cripplingly painful. Thus, Forsaken priests are beings of unwavering willpower; Forsaken (and death knight) tanks suffer nobly when they have priest and paladin healers in the group; and Sir Zeliek REALLY hates himself.
There is no explosion. There is pain. It requires a high amount of willpower to accomplish this. Forsaken priests do exist in lore, theyâre not just shadow priests. I donât know where this incorrect lore is coming about, but this is an actual source. Sir Zelik is an example of an actual paladin utilizing the light as undead. Whether or not that would be common enough to be a class is a different story (doubtful?), but it definitely does exist. I think holy priests use less magic than paladins? (not confirmed) Light and death are not opposite forces, also as per lore on the magic wheel:
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/85/ed/d5/85edd5f39bd004aff25124ead2747224.png
As for the other instances of incorrect lore on this thread, Iâm not going to put effort into arguing and putting the time of day into someone I do not feel like engaging.
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You just popped my happy bubble. Thx.
I think the idea, at least the idea that holy is harmful to an undead caster, comes from D&D. At least, thatâs where my idea of that comes from.
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If it helps, the chances of there being undead paladins are pretty low, since while it doesnât technically harm, itâs super super super super painful (poor DK tanks⊠ow)
And yeah I think that idea came from DnD, Wow Swapped it up a bit.
I think (and I could be incorrect here) mixing void and light = explosion, but then again⊠looks at Disc priests in utter confusion
stares back What about it? 
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Darn I went in game for a second to look and I sincerely canât find it, but there was a description once saying that disc utilizes light & void as a balance in combat, which fascinated me. Now I canât find the lore where I saw that, they changed the spec descriptions 
I know I saw it though somewhere as the spec description before things changed, but Iâd need to find the source to confirm it. I hate not having a source.
Edit: Ok so kind of?
" Discipline priests are a powerful force on the battlefield, balancing the powers of Light and Shadow to assail enemies and assist allies in equal measure. While capable of reactive healing, Discipline priests truly come into their own when able to proactively bless their allies with [Atonement] via [Power Word: Radiance], [Shadow Mend], or [Power Word: Shield] in anticipation of incoming damage. With their allies touched by the Light, a well-prepared Discipline priest is free to visit the [Lightâs Wrath] on their unfortunate enemies, using spells such as [Smite] and [Penance] to simultaneously damage foes and unleash powerful burst healing."
" Some priests pride themselves on pragmatism. They understand that light casts a shadow, that darkness is defined by light, and that true discipline stems from oneâs ability to balance these opposing powers in services of a greater cause. While these priests possess many holy virtues to aid their allies, they also dabble in the dark arts to debilitate their enemiesâalways exercising immense discipline to keep themselves away from the brink of insanity. Many would say the ends justify the means; scriptures both virtuous and vile should be studied and understood to protect the congregation."
And this is from: https://wowpedia.fandom.com/wiki/Priest#Discipline
But see I donât know if âShadowâ means âvoidâ in this instance because thatâs kinda changed? Therefore, Iâm kinda confused on disc lore, I would say, because if âshadowâ means âvoidâ in this instance, than they are using opposite magics together as a balance, but weâve seen that usually causes an explosion (I think? And that would be based on the alleria and turylon (no idea spelling) debacle?)
Edit 2: ⊠Iâm a derp. It says right there on the chart I linked: Shadow (Void). ⊠⊠Wow I feel like a fool for not seeing that, hahaha
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No, lore wise they neither should explore nor do they explode. They arenât void, undead are death. Death and Light are allowed to mix, with only non-physical negative impacts.
There are plenty of undead that utilize the light. There are also quite a handful of undead paladins.
Top three reoccurring ones are AH changes, âdeletingâ Raider IO, and penalty for leaving M+.
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this is my current most-hated also
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Heck, I was just going to say that - itâs beyond annoying
I usually have the most issue with faux Druids requests, this sort of thing happens though when folks get into a class because of numbers/performance over enjoying the actual class fantasy.
So many choices but no, lets play as the shapeshifter class but then request all shapeshifting be removed and other ridiculous things.
Next most annoying would be half-race requests which are just people wanting to be a human with different ears 9 out of 10 times.