Remember when Blizzard said that Zandalari had no connection with the Fel and therefore couldn't be Warlocks, despite the fact that in Vanilla we had the Zandalari Demoniacs? But Vulpera and Mechagnomes.. totally do!
Remove all restrictions.
Remember when Blizzard said that Zandalari had no connection with the Fel and therefore couldn't be Warlocks, despite the fact that in Vanilla we had the Zandalari Demoniacs? But Vulpera and Mechagnomes.. totally do!
Remove all restrictions.
i would like a high elf pally.blizzard create wow,ea create fifa ultimate team.You can earn FUT Coins by playing FIFA Ultimate Team (FUT) and trading within the Transfer Market, but you can't buy them. Buying coins from a third party, promoting coin buying, or coin distribution is against our rules
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Anemo: traveler, Sucrose
Pyro: Yanfei, Amber, diluc, xiangling, thoma, Xinyan, Bennett
Geo: Noelle, Ningguang, Yun Jin, Gorou
Hydro: Barbara, Zingqiu, Ayato
Cyro: Shenhe, Kaeya, Chongyun, Diona, Ayaka, Rosaria
Electro: Fischl, Lisa, Miko, Kujou, Raiden, Razor
“I've noticed that everybody that is for abortion has already been born.”
― Ronald Regan
Class restrictions make sense at large, but not no the personal level. Especially if you consider the exceedingly turbulent recent history of Azeroth and friends. But on other hand, it's only been 33 years since the first orks step foot on Azeroth, and merely 8 years since the fall of Gnomregan, starting the history of wow. If you consider how much has happened in such a short time, I question why all of the major characters, if not all denizens of Azeroth, aren't either a neurotic mess or apathetic and nihilistic.
But that's beside my point. What I am saying, it's logical for social and traditional dogmas to break down in such times, but it also haven't been long enough to see changes on a world wide scale, especially if you remember that information does not travel that fast on Azeroth, not among the general populous. But it would be logical to see those changes if we will get the timeskip blizzard seems to be eluding towards.
Zandalari Warlocks would make more sense than using PANDAREN MARTIAL ARTS
This world don't give us nothing. It be our lot to suffer... and our duty to fight back.
Good thing our characters aren't canon then. Cause they can be whatever we decide they are without affecting the lore.
Your character can have learned his craft in his trip to a different land and tada! You are now the only of your race that has class X. Lore didnt die cause of it. It's just a what if.
I mean does the dreadlord race culture fit with the light? Yet we got a Paladin dreadlord! Yeah... and that one is lore.
I think thats literally impossible. Turalyon and Alleria cant even touch each other because light and void are simply not compatible.
I mean, Void Elves are not just some random Blood Elves - they are a group Void power researchers that bit a bit more than they could swallow. It's a fair assumption that your stock Blood Elf paladin would not be found in that group to begin with to even become Void Elf.
It's basically lore.
Uff... disc priests are dropping dead just about now!
Wut? How is that Lightforged shadow priest still alive?! And that holy priest void elf?!
Oh... might it be cause player characters aren't canon and it doesnt matter? *shock* It's like it's a game and player customisation is fun? *disbelief* What nonsense! Get your priorities straight!
Wish i could get Jim sterling to read that in the voice of a noble.
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I wouldn#t twist the cosmetic addition as "void elves can be high elves". If so, they would re-name the race. It's just a cosmetic addition to calm the people that push HElves down and say, "hey, this is the best you're going to get, nothing more"
So, they are still void elfs, and it would make no sense (lore-wise) for them to be paladins. Neither does holy priests, but then again I think there shouldn't be any restrictions for class/race combos at the posint. so eh
While I definitely agree that the Zandalari should have warlocks, monks for them is actually relatively okay I'd say considering their history with the Mogu and Pandaria as a whole; it wouldn't surprise me if there were random Zandalari trolls stranded there after Lei Shen's first defeat that learned from the Pandaren there after they struck down the Mogu.
This one actually has a relatively okay lore reasoning.
Were High Elves. Void Elves can either be from Blood Elf or High Elf stock, but not all High Elves are Void Elves, or however that logic works out. When they became Void Elves, they were fundamentally and physiologically changed into a new race. What's the distinction between High and Blood elves then? Social renaming initially, then the fel (and later light) corruption.
I mean, you could legitimately play your Void Elf like they were originally High Elf, renounced their name, became blood elf, purged themselves of the fel in favor of the light and then fell sway to the darkness.
Personal Preference and Opinions ≠ Facts, Truth, or Logic
Ah yes, yet another person who can't separate game mechanics and actual lore.
Void Elf and Lightforged priests are absolutely a thing in lore, it's just that in lore unlike ingame you don't have specs, so said priests are Void and Light respectively there.
Since Blizzard can't just give you 1/3 of a priest as an option in character creation - you end up with Holy Priest Void Elves and Shadow Priest Lightforged. Basically, that's life and Blizzard always said that gameplay comes first.
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It's really not even that, it's just a simple case of said Void Elves being a very specific group of Void researchers that got banished and then got screwed by Void. It is highly unlikely there would be a Paladin in that mix to begin with, as the whole thing is anathema to them to begin with. DH is a bit more tricky, because they don't have such hard feelings about Void, but I guess at this point it was just a matter of customization difficulties there.
The most difficult thing to do is accept that there is nothing wrong with things you don't like and accept that people can like things you don't.
Yeah let’s make it happen! No more race/class restrictions! I’d love to be able to turn my DH into a Draenei, esp with all the extra options we’re getting in Shadowlands. It’s a new golden age of player customization and cosmetic choice; why not throw off the shackles of an arbitrary restriction as well?
Cheerful lack of self-preservation
I believe I don't need any further lecture on that topic, since I'm pretty aware how different Sin'dorei, Quel'dorei and now Ren'dorei are, I'm mentioning that Blizzard has taken this approach regarding thalassian race. It is funny that this notion is not really well accepted both by hardcore antihelfers (since it undermined their arguments of void elves being something different) and prohelfers (since it puts final nail into separate high elf race coffin).
It is also reason why I don't really need void elf paladins as a pro-helfer myself. Some say that paladin class is a must to fullfil high elf fantasy completely. From all lore material we have, paladins were never a important thing in thalassian culture, it came into existence with Sin'dorei order of Blood Knights. Way more important classes for high elves are hunters (for ranger and archer fantasy), warriors (for elven swordsman fantasy), mages and priests.
Also, Alliance already have somewhat broad selection of paladin races - humans, two kinds of dwarves, two kinds of draenei. I would rather see another shaman or druid race tbh.
Void Elves as a whole don't really make sense to me. They were so willing to study and use the Void that they abandoned their faction, but immediately after they gain the power of the void they lose interest and become rogues, hunters, and warriors? Its great class/race lore for a Shadow Priest but that one mage who are spooked after turning purple definitely seems like a guy i don't want as my support.