Moonfang could train a new order of Paladins for the Night Elves, and have it.
What would it be called though?
Moonfang could train a new order of Paladins for the Night Elves, and have it.
What would it be called though?
For the Horde!
You know light comes in many spectrums of color. :P
Which means what exactly?
These races have been working together for approx 40 years in game now. It makes sense that the races that have a long history of using the Light as a power source start using it differently. We learn this expansion that Elune forged the Naaru. This stands to reason that the NEs, with this knowledge, would start to accept the path of the Paladin.
http://eu.battle.net/forums/en/wow/topic/17611551553
Hell... We even find a light infused sect of nathrezim during the Paladin Order hall quests...
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Most races can in one way or another, become a class that isn't available to that races class creator selection. However, Is it common enough for their to be thousands of players as it? However, I thought nelf should have gotten paladin back in Cata, just reskin their spell animation to moonlight
In terms of mechanics and thematics, a Tauren "sunwalker" is just a regular silver hand-style paladin. There is nothing that defines them or sets them apart, nothing that makes them look or feel like an actual sunwalker. Blizzard have simply not followed through with the notion, it's literally just a word, nothing more.
If they had their own spell effects, spell names or some appropriate armour it would make more sense, but as it stands the notion of "sunwalkers" is a failure. Tauren sunwalkers are simply regular paladins, and it doesn't fit or suit them at all.
If Nightelves become paladins, it's very liktely going to be a repeat of the same. They'll be called something like 'Moonsworn', have the background lore of being warriors of elune, but in the actual game they'll just be regular golden-glowing silver hand paladins.
Probably Moon Knight, they could be the melee version of the Moon Guard. Imagine how awesome the Nelf cat mount would look with Paladin Charger armour on!
Got to say, I just did the quest today where you recruit her into the Silver Hand, was thinking how I would instantly change my paladin to a Nelf, if I could.
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Any race can be any class lore-wise as long as there are no lore ramifications like Troll Demon Hunters or more than one Pandaren death knights. All a Night Elf has to do to be a paladin is to train to be one.
It should happen and honestly, I think we might see more class/race combos introduced with the expansion after Legion. If the massive hint dropped at PAX West is to be believed, Ogres could be introduced as playable Horde Race in the expansion after Legion. Who the Alliance might get aside, don't forget Worgen and Goblins should be able to become Monks when that happens. Blizz held back on giving the Monk class to both races in MoP for balancing reasons but they did promise to add the class to both races later. It seems someone should remind them. LOL.
...In addition to NELF Paladins, there should also be Draenei Rogues. The Rangari specialize in covert ops so...yeah.
Speaking of Ogres, they will probably come with the following classes: Warrior, Shaman, Hunter, Mage, Warlock, Monk and Priest. Priest is certainly explainable.
I think we may also see more race-exclusive classes in the expansions to come. Gunner (Ranged DPS + Ranged Tank) for Goblins and Dwarves, Sentinel (Melee DPS + Tank) for NELVES and Shadow Hunter for Trolls for example could work.
Agreed.
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If there isn't lore to support it, it should not happen. Gnome Hunters are believable since Gnomes like to build mechanical companions that look like living creatures, which is a throwback to before they were afflicted with the Curse of Flesh.
Forsaken Paladins can't work because the Lore isn't there to support it: Lorewise, The Holy Light is toxic to Undead. Being "Healed" by a friendly Priest/Paladin? It would actually hurt like a mo'fo. Sir Zeliek is the one exception to the rule because of who he was in life: His faith in the light was so strong, he retained his free will when he was raised as a Death Knight despite his body being controlled by the Scourge. It's pretty awe-inspiring, actually. Bolvar and Tirion are probably the only other Paladins who could have pulled that off.
...Ok, time to change the ol' Sig ^_^
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But they could be paladins of Elune. In the end, let's check Warcraft 3. Priestesses of the moon seemed to wear plate or at least chainmail. They had auras. They used their powers to smite the enemies and enhance their weapons (searing arrow). They were also commanders of armies.
In lore, in the War of the Ancients for example the priestesses also went into melee battle armed with glaives and other weapons and healed the wounded.
Now, considering all that, do the priestesses of the moon seem more alike to in-game paladins or to in-game priests (who wear cloth, always sit in the back, use just spells and as weapons when they use those it's staffs, some small knives or wands of sorts and are just support troops).
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True, but then... the priest spells are mostly yellow as well. So a night elf priest looks the same as any other priest in-game even if in-lore they are different. Maybe they could just make night elf paladin spells look more white.
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Hold on, no. We know Elune probably created the first naaru. We know elune also created Cenarius through her union with Malorne, thus, creating druidism. Druidism and the Light are nothing alike. So Elune could be different from the Light. Just because she created something it doesn't mean she herself is that something. I can create a clay sculpture, I'm not made of clay.
We know the naaru are mostly made of some sort of Light themselves. So Elune used Light to create them instead of clay.