Why do vulpera look aggressive

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They are one of the least aggressive looking race to me honestly, they just look so friendly.

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It’s Dixie!!!

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I think as them as precocious scamps. Friendly, but don’t turn your head away from your plate.

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Oh, the irony.

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I think of them like my JackChi.
Cute but don’t piss em off.

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We def. Don’t want them here on alliance so no they stay on horde.

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A real life Vulpera. :fox_face:

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The smaller a canine is, the more evil they are. That’s common knowledge.

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You know dwarfs riding is fun you hop on their backs grab their beard as rein and listen to the cussing and hoping as they try to remove you :smirk: :rofl: .

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I think you mean goofy. Goblins will always be better.

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Fennecs are cute but they are loud, hyper, nocturnal and spray everywhere even when fixed.

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Bites your ankles

No!

Hisses

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If anything I’d like vulpera to look more vicious. Think something like pre-cata worgen — tiny eternally angry pompoms that won’t hesitate to attack.

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But is t that what the horde want? Ummm orcs and trolls look that way. And forsaken look at you like a Wendy’s combo

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Cause it’s a war game? It’s not world of Hugcraft. Unless you are on MG…

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If you were a 2-foot tall fox\rabbit hybrid, you’d be angry too.

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Desert scavengers that essentially are playing a neverending game of Don’t Starve fail to strike me as something that should have been modeled as ‘cute’ instead of vicious.

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Kit foxes, red foxes, artic foxes, fennic foxes, etc

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The same went for my pet rats XD. Making sure each rat gets the same kinda treat and yet if you look away for 2 seconds they’ll drop their treat so they can try to steal the treat from the other rat

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Awful. No, thank you. :face_with_spiral_eyes:

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