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[Malthurius]

Worgen is plural for Worgen
just as Elk is plural for Elk
Or Sheep is plural for sheep

It's irregular when it's plural. I forgot the English term for those plural nouns though.

[Upsimus]

They aren't. Normal Horde Trolls aren't greenish yellow.

These skins have been in the game for quite a while, but they've never been used... weird.

Regular troll rhastas look like that just after popping a bean

[Bamahut]

I've got a question, I got conflicting answer for a lot of different peoples! Is the Festergut's Acidic Blood and Rotface's Acidic Blood a 100% drop rate for the peoples that are on the quest or is it a rare drop?

Peoples told me it drops like the Head of the Broodlord Lashlayer, and others told me it's just a rare drop chance! Any idea?

[Furox]

I've got a question, I got conflicting answer for a lot of different peoples! Is the Festergut's Acidic Blood and Rotface's Acidic Blood a 100% drop rate for the peoples that are on the quest or is it a rare drop?

The drop rate is 100%. The real question isn't if its a rare drop rate or not, the real question is if multiple people can loot the quest item given that they have the quest.

[Vodos]

And you've spent how much gold?

~38k for 20 Saronite. Al'Akir EU is full with a 1k-1.4k queue at prime time since 3.3, so it's no problem to buy them for 1.8-2k each with everyone and their mother running a daily random hc. I am using the badges on my main and DK for set pieces and used a third char to gather enough badges for 5 Saronite. I had 2 weeks off work for the holidays so the timing was quite nice. Now I'm back to only playing 2 chars.
My DK is actually getting the shards from our alt run, so I've spent 38k on a legendary. Big deal, what else should use the gold on?

[Barreveler]

My DK is actually getting the shards from our alt run, so I've spent 38k on a legendary. Big deal, what else should use the gold on?

If you actually know you're getting shards that's a little different. 38k would make a hell of a lot less sense if you were doing it for shadows edge and an off chance at completing the shards at some point in the future.

Then again, I'm still a little bitter about Val'anyr. I (holy pally) was first in line and then had to take a short notice business trip our first week in Ulduar where four shards dropped. With the alternate having a four shard lead the other officers decided he'd get the first one. I started getting them after, but I was at 16 shards when TOC came out and I'm up to 24 now, but now it's hardly even worth trying to get together Uld 25 runs, Trauma would be a fine upgrade at this point.

[Liquid Snake]

Not only did I write pretty much the same conclusion already in my edit (which you quoted) but also is your example pretty bad - were-wolf is a compound word consisting of were and wolf - whereas were means "man" and wolf means.. well "wolf". And both words have the same singular/plural forms. There are blueposts quoting "Worgens" which could mean three things...

1. Worgens is indeed the plural of "Worgen" which is quite unlikely
2. The blueposter/CM doesn't know the plural/that there is no plural and made it up
3. Worgens describes different worgen tribes (as in peoples)

And while it is not surprising at all it is - at least at this point - interesting enough to think about it and have a discussion though I would recommend to have that in a separate topic if enough people want to discuss it.

The Cataclysm trailer says something like "An ancient ally resurfaces to bring the savage Worgen into the Alliance." Of course it's only singular and only one Worgen will join the Alliance, right?

[Ibbi]

So in Wrath, they added the new dynamic shadows. In Cataclysm, the new water graphics. What about the atmosphere/sky box? Still the same ugly one since beta in the old world. It would be nice to see clouds that looked like clouds, and not these giant patchy pixels flickering here and there.

[Mc89]

Not only did I write pretty much the same conclusion already in my edit (which you quoted) but also is your example pretty bad - were-wolf is a compound word consisting of were and wolf - whereas were means "man" and wolf means.. well "wolf". And both words have the same singular/plural forms. There are blueposts quoting "Worgens" which could mean three things...

1. Worgens is indeed the plural of "Worgen" which is quite unlikely
2. The blueposter/CM doesn't know the plural/that there is no plural and made it up
3. Worgens describes different worgen tribes (as in peoples)

And while it is not surprising at all it is - at least at this point - interesting enough to think about it and have a discussion though I would recommend to have that in a separate topic if enough people want to discuss it.

Worg seems to be interchangeable with wolf and-en may well mean man in Common; I don't pretend to know the first thing about how Common actually looks but I'm fairly certain that is what it means. It is probably just coincidence but I always assumed that as tauren and worgen end in -en it denoted being humanoid, so effectively the same as were-.

I think my comparison was pretty valid really, perhaps not fantastic but far from bad.

[Liero]

Erm, just a little detail but... Shouldn't the pictures have the label "Worgen" instead of "Worgens"? I'm pretty sure the word is the same in multiple form as it is in singular. If you look at wowwiki, first two sentences of the describtion clearly reinforces my statement.

"Worgen are large, lupine humanoids reminiscent of a werewolf that walks upright, but lopes on all fours to run. According to sources held by the Forsaken, the worgen come from another dimension, and exist only to terrorize and destroy[...]"

Yet a bit furhter down the page:

"The worgen hail from a dark and treacherous world, from which there is no corner which is truly safe. There, the worgen battle their unflinching enemy in a vicious war[...]"

Thus, i dont think the word "Worgens" really exist

source:

http://www.wowwiki.com/Worgen

Edit: Lol didnt read the whole page and apparently there are loads of replies claiming the same thing as i did ^^

[Scionni]

Is the un-accessable troll outpost in darkshore becoming horde base?

Edit:
Looking at http://static.mmo-champion.com/mmoc/...s/desolace.jpg id say about hundred years passed between WotLK and the Cataclysm...

Yet another edit:
The Orc with the tattoos is AWESOME.

I think somebody said something about druidic magic replenishing alot of places. Also I'm pretty sure it's been mentioned Cataclysm technically starts during the fight against Arthas. Not exactly sure about either of those, but that would explain that. I'd hate to log on for the first time in 4.0 only to see all my characters are old farts :P

[galdroth]

Got some self-made informative, hi-res images (maps etc.) related to the Cataclysm expansion .
(most of the information in these images are confirmed)

A LOT of information on one place

ENJOY!
(make sure u view them in full size)

Image 01: Shows the map of Azeroth with the new Zones (1000 Needled and Durotar = improvised :P)
http://images4.wikia.nocookie.net/wo...zeroth_Map.png

Image 02: Political map showing the Alliance/Horde controlled zones of Azeroth (Lost Isles and Gilneas does not count).
http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/wo...itical_Map.png

Image 03: Shows a more detailed map of the changes done to Azeroth.
http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/wo...tailed_Map.png

Image 04: A chart showing confirmed changes to any existing zone + new zones (includes official screenshots ).
http://images4.wikia.nocookie.net/wo...ne_Changes.png

Image 05: Showing the new zone leveling order (almost every zone have had their lvl changed)
http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/wo...Zone_Order.png