i wanted a pitlord tbh
Lore-wise, Kanrethad developed Dark Apotheosis as an altered version of Metamorphosis, making both of them some of the most lore-entrenched spells in the game.
Curse of Undeath is not remotely Warlock-ish. Just because something is used by demons doesn't make it a Warlock thing. Hell, not all demons are Warlocks to begin with. And NPCs usually overlap specs and Classes alike. There's a reason why no Warlock other than Gul'dan created any Death Knights and Necrolytes are not uncommon among both Legion and the Old Horde. Using souls isn't necessarily undead related either. For Warlock magic souls are generally fuel, not something to be resurrected as an undead.
For it to remain untouched since vanilla it would have had to be (and indeed has been) introduced in vanilla. So yes, that doesn't indeed scream "new", exactly.
Selective lack of originality is still lack of originality.
Some disc or other contraption that isn't necessarily directly attached to the mount itself would work for a demon mount too. The disc of the elemental mount is most likely a part of the binding mechanism (and it has a lot of bindings, more than the usual bracers). That's not unusual to commanding demons and other Warlock minions either.
I can already imagine a dismounting animation in which it grabs the Warlock and throws them to the ground.
no there was no beholder mount it was the beholder from throne of thunder, and people thoug hthe thing on his back looked like a stable
but i have said in my other posts that the only thing i could see us riding would be something like the last boss of return to karazhan
issue is the other demons that can fly are used, and the only one that isnt is humanoid, unable to be a mount
but yeah i guess its more of a felsteed then dreadsteed, why i said its a dreadsteed is that is has the same horns in the exact same locations
ise with doing the doomguard, if we were to sit in its hands... HOW FUCKING HUGE WOULD IT HAVE TO BE!? way too big, it would also look very stiff and akward, and even if they put on a disc over it, that would look even more weird
the shaman one is abit weird to me as its like "so why is the air elemental there? your on a flying disc.... with just a elemental under you... there is no point for it to be there other then to be cool"
the warlock version would look so akward, just imagine seeing a doomguard running around... then 5 feet over it is a warlock on a disc
also there is no dismounting animations in the game, so sorry : /
Or make it a Terrorguard and have us "run" inside its stomach maw. The Warlock can even be hidden while mounted, no need for saddles or other contraptions, the model doesn't have to be altered all that much. All it needs is some mount doodads and a visual upgrade for the model since Terrorguards haven't been upgraded when Doomguards were from what I recall.
Iunno, maybe the same way you think the mount we've been given will fly? I.e. just run through air?
Because, obviously, horses that fly without wings are totes legit while Void Hounds break suspension of disbelief. "Consistency".
http://media.mmo-champion.com/images...Dreadsteed.jpg
I think whats more disappointing is that the new mount looks like it may lack some of the features that the old dreadsteed had on its head like the extra horns and the goatee that made the dreadsteed look more demonic.. The old model has a baphomet shaped head
Didn't stop Blizzard for making something unique for DHs. And given how they are also a demon-oriented Class it's also not hard to make comparisons for them. What makes this comparison so lovely is that Demon Hunters are all about exterminating the demons, yet get a new demon mount because they had an afternoon break from the demon hunting or something, while Warlocks who aim for mastery over all demonkind don't get remotely intrigued by bajillion types of flying demons, starting with DHs new Felbats, and just rest on laurels of flaming horses.
Plus Paladins also got another mount in Argent Tournament from what I recall.
Not everyone has to like everything that you do and not everything has to drool over everything that Blizzard deity has created, who would have thought.
Counting the spikes of the horse itself and not the armor, Dreadsteed has 11 spikes (15, if you count the protrusions on cheeks) vs 5 of the new mount.
thing is seeing a horse run through the air its like "oh its magic" but then imagine seeing that fucking thing running through the air... as i said
when corehounds can fly
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correct but it was just a silver version of the paladins mounts
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the new one has all the spikes that the armor doesent cover, and that armor adds more spikes onto the armor, you cant just go "it has less spikes.... BUT DONT COUNT THE ARMOR" if your going to count the tiny little ass spikes that are near impossible to see, aswell as the little cheek spikes, you better count the armor spikes... 21 with the armor, so more
and no, but it is factually better, as ive said like 8 times now, everyone is allowed to have an opinion, but so many people are trying to cal lit "worse in every single way" and "a reskin" or "recolour" and call it "lazy, took 2 minutes, exact same model" and im simply saying, factually is it better in every way, but your ok to have your opinion, i like it, im happy we got an updated dreadsteed, i still feel like ours was one of the weakest of the 7.2 mounts compared to some of the others, and i will prob still use the infernal mount unless i need to fly
as ive said before, a balanced meal is factually more healthy then 3 double cheeseburgers... but its your opinion on which you like to eat more
What?
http://wow.gamepedia.com/Dreadsteed
They're definitely horse demons.
..and so he left, with terrible power in shaking hands.
They had so many cooler and better options...as has been pointed out in this thread. Oh well, it is what it is.
Okay and? I didn't claim they aren't demons. Demons are immortals and immortals are the opposite of mortals - living beings that die. Demons are not living beings that die because if they are, they're mortals by definition.
Demons are not living by any sense yet they aren't dead either. Do you know what those beings are called? Undead
Yeah, it isn't remotely warlock-ish because it is indeed warlockian. The warlock Kil'jaeden created the Lich King by warping the warlock Ner'zhul with his demonic, chaotic powers.
Yes it does. Something used by a demon is demonic (of, from, or relating to, a demon) by definition and a demonic thing is a warlock thing.
The warlock Cho'gall helped Gul'dan create Death Knights and Ner'zhul created Death Knights.
Oh yes it is. Disembodied souls are undead.
You seem to be one of those ignorant twits who don't understand that energy can't be destroyed and that in most - if not all - fantasy settings, death magic is considered to be a form of life magic. Presumably, this is because if life can be converted into another state, that state of existence is not living by any sense of the term.
https://www.google.com/webhp?sourcei...be%20destroyed
Energy can neither be created nor destroyed; rather, it transforms from one form to another. For instance, chemical energy can be converted to kinetic energy in the explosion of a stick of dynamite. A consequence of the law of conservation of energy is that a perpetual motion machine of the first kind cannot exist.https://twitter.com/davekosak/status/654345020619689984
The way I would describe it: Fel is chaotic energy. Warlocks convert life into fel, draining the victim as a source of power.https://twitter.com/DaveKosak/status/695407155680182272
Fel is the primal force of chaos. It can pool into a green goop when it's in physical form.http://wow.gamepedia.com/Warcraft:_O...manual#Slime_2
The Necrolyte clan believes that the strange slimes found in certain areas seek to eat the blood of the Orcs. No magiks could have created these crawling masses, but yet they exist. This slime seems attracted to the heat of Orcish bodies, and will seep through even the tightest armor to drain into the pores of its victims skin and sap them of strength and life.And when regarding to World of Warcraft, warlocks (according to how it is described) convert life into fel. Fel can pool into a green goop when it's in physical form and it is a substance that can be animated. That substance is not living by any sense of the term even when it's animate and prior to being animated, it is inanimate and warlocks can animate - or fuel - the fel by drawing life essences from living beings. And to study the technique one can use to animate the inanimate is to study the technique one can use to animate the dead.http://db.vanillagaming.org/?quest=4120
In a place called Felwood, north of Ashenvale, the creatures have been tainted by a substance called fel.
Your ill attempt to make a warlock seem like anyone but a necromancer should not fool anyone here. Canon has established that warlocks USE life essence. From draining life essences (souls), to converting them into something that can pool into a substance that can be animated, to animating the substance that is studied by necrolytes, warlocks are indeed manipulators of life and therefore death, which is connected to life. People who are like you are just trying to spread misinformation and they need to be stopped.
http://wowwiki.wikia.com/wiki/Warlock_(lore)
http://wowwiki.wikia.com/wiki/Fel_magic
https://lifetapperz.wordpress.com/2016/08/14/warlocks/
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Yeah I'm being trolled.
..and so he left, with terrible power in shaking hands.
Just a quick FYI, a Dreadsteed and Felsteed are both Nightmare's. The same type of demon. Like felstalkers and felhounds.
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Though if you want to go with a demon that would look really good, as well as already has the head forward and bent down enough to put a saddle of some sort there would be an Overfiend such as Azzakel.
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If this horse has wings when fly then I guess it will be fine. If not, its crap.
And as is the case with many NPCs, which I just mentioned by the way, Kil'jaeden isn't bound by single Class or Specialization. As per Ulthalesh's background lore, Kil'jaeden is also a skilled Necrolyte.
By your inane logic Blood DK's Artifact is a Warlock thing. Given said inanity, no, not everything used by demons is a Warlock thing. Warlocks don't dabble themselves with things like Fel Reavers for example. They do mess with non-demonic things like the Void though.
Still NPCs. And Ner'zhul created his Death Knights only after becoming Lich King.
I have yet to see a source that would call souls themselves, especially in context of Warlock magic, undead.
And in Warcraft setting, Death is different sphere of magic from Life as per Chronicles. And I'm not sure what energy not being able to be destroyed has to do with souls.
I'm not sure from what dark crevice did you pull this nonsense about animating Fel from, but it's certainly not WoW related. And necromantic magic is a different than Fel.
The repeat of the nonsense about animating Fel aside, you're just shitting on your own headcanon. Necromancers in WoW don't use life essence, they don't necessarily drain souls, they don't convert souls into anything and don't animate any substances. What they do is raise the dead. Which Warlocks usually don't. And the "manipulators of life and therefore death, which is connected to life" bit not only is factually incorrect in Warcraft (again, Chronicles, which by the way - what a surprise - means you're the one spreading misinformation) but also is faulty logic.
And while sacrificing life is the usual way to channel Fel, it's just a tool to use said Fel which is the real focus of a Warlock. And Fel itself isn't remotely related to Life magic, it's mixture of Shadow and Light. Then there's the fact that even Fel isn't the be all end all for Warlocks, Shadow/Void magic is also common. So even trying to boggle Warlocks down to "manipulators of life" as if that was the central aspect of the Class is also a falsehood.