Worgen Are Just Victorian Gentlemen With Too Much Body Hair

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If you wanna play a real canine race with a tail and no fancy frills, Vulpera is the race for you! :smiley:

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Isnt the term, vulpine?

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Foxes are canines :smiley:

All foxes are members of the subfamily Caninae, which is part of the family Canidae, which is part of the order Carnivora, which is part of the class Mammalia, which is part of the phylum Chordata, which is part of the kingdom Animalia, which is part of the domain Eukaryota :nerd_face:

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oooohhhh, talk dirty to me!

Side note: foxes and wolves are often called vulpine and lupine respectively but those are just adjectives meaning “having the characteristics of…”

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Demon Hunters… :weary:

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They should just play tauren, the original furry race of wow

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In the end it’s a toss up of what furry you want to be. A posh Werewolf or a cutesy fox.

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Vulpera are much more than just cutesy foxes.

Didn’t you see them heartlessly bust an Orc Peon union like it was nothing?

They are savage! :fearful:

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Peons have unions?

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anything that is smaller than my knee, has puppy dog eyes, and talks like a baby is “cutesy”

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Yeah, it was a whole thing through the Vulpera unlock questline.

In order to join the Horde, the Vulpera decide to prove they are useful.

One of the places they go is Twilight Highlands, where the Peons are on strike.

The Vulpera decides to solve that:

  • Gather meats to give them a good meal.
  • Repairing their tools.
  • Promoting 3 peons to “Peon, Rank 2”, “Senior Peon” and “Lead Peon”, respectively.
  • Throwing a party for the Peons.
  • Beating the union leader up.

Basically a mix of empty short term gestures of appreciation, meaningless promotions that don’t change anything and big punishment.

After that the strike is over because Peons are dumb :smiley:

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