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Discuss the lore and story of the Warcraft franchise and its application in and around traditional games.
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You may have a point, although I think that fighting vrykuls stands more straight than Mystics. Need to check it.
>tfw used to think Warcraft lore and worldbuilding was deep.
>tfw watched Legends of the Galactic Heroes.
Lads, Raynor stole Yang's Flagship
It might just be the t-pose that is throwing me off, since that's Hodir's default stance. And I don't mean that it's their back that's hunched, it's that their necks project out almost perpendicular to their spine.
Well, the body of the Drust King is a construct, so I wouldn't be surprised if he used the animations of a Titan Keeper-sized being like Hodir. Actually, the proportions seem more in line with that of a Watcher than a Vrykul.
By this point I am not even sure if Hymdall is a Watcher or one of Stormforged Valarjar.
And Harbaron might be a Constellar.
Constellar and Vrykul use the same animations. Hymdall is a Vrykul.
Why did the nightborne join the Horde?
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