If it helps you, from what we've currently seen, Dracthyr-form customization currently seems to include:
-Skin color, obviously
-Some sort of secondary patterning, e.g. tiger stripes vs large scales
-Horn shape (Including: Ram, long thin ibek-y ones, normal dragony curved hook (in both spiked and smooth), Deathwing-style multi-horns, short deer horns)
-Horn color (appears independent of skin color as there are two different blue-skinned promotional shots--Includes: black, brass, grey-blue, rust, bone-colored, silver)
-Horn decoration (includes rings, additional small spikes/crystals growing off the horns, armor plates on the base, etc.)
-Face shape with significant structure variations (Including: wider lizard/alligator look, sharp beak-like snapping turtle, rounded dinosaur-y, a more vulpine wolf sort of angled one)
-"Ear" fins (appears to be independent of horn, as the ram horns on the headshot and running gif have different ones, includes: none, long night-elfy, fish fins, bat-wing, possibly spikes instead)
-A separate facial spike "facial features"(?) option (appears to be independent of ear fins, includes: spikes along the jaw, clusters of crystal like spikes, spikes around the eyes, scale-like spines around the eyes)
-There's some sort of neck spike/fin option, unsure if this is linked to the previous facial feature, but doesn't appear to be.
-Shoulder/collarbone scales (includes large triangular spikes, clusters of more feathery little spikes)
-Arm scale type (smooth scale textures like the current Zandalar disonaurs or Zandalari druid forms, 3D spikes on the forearms)
-Leg scale type (doesn't appear to be linked to the arm? Smooth dinosaur or spiked scale plates)
-Tail type (possibly divided into two options, tip and fins--this fins option might be linked to the above spike/fin options, tips include spiked mace tails, smooth tails, finned aquatic tails, at least two different shaped demon style "arrow" tails)
Obviously as a disclaimer, some of these might be linked and a single option. But I went through and looked at most of them and they seem to mostly be independent, or at least, have so many variations baked in that you're able to pick your combination as if they were independent.
I didn't include pictures for this because it'd be a ton of pictures, but if you're curious about any (or the source for them being a separate option) I can reply with images.
Last edited by Hitei; 2022-05-10 at 01:16 AM.
https://www.engadget.com/2007-08-03-...ght-class.html
DeathKnights were revealed during Blizzcon in 2007.
"Man is his own star. His acts are his angels, good or ill, While his fatal shadows walk silently beside him."-Rhyme of the Primeval Paradine AFC 54
You know a community is bad when moderators lock a thread because "...this isnt the place to talk about it either seeing as it will get trolled..."
Do you all think Net-o-Matic 5000 will work on Dragonriding and Dracthyr? Something tells me the first few weeks of Dragonflight in War Mode will be a mix of hilarious and frustrating.
WoW adding an updated Goldshire model and Scalies at the same time cannot be a coincidence.
You really should stop your toxic masculinity here. Yeah we get it, you hate the Dracthyr. Move on. Some people also hate Kul Tirans, or Vulpera for whatever reason, or Mechagnomes. Some people even hate on DH's or DK's. No need to yell it every 5 seconds. Btw, you can fullfill your big beefy fantasy with other races
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True! Also, I dare everyone to call a person with the stature of the Dracthyr a "wimp" in real life.
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I guess I shouldn't feed the troll, but Dracthyr don't need different bodies for males and females. Leave your gender norms at home please, we live in 2022.
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I honestly have issue with the Visage form if that was the intent tbh. If Dracthyr was meant to be non-gendered, thus the gender non-conforming reptilian humanoid form, why do they have Visage forms that have so pronounced gender features? If their intent was to be body positive they fail miserably. What is the messaging here? "I have a healthy but not strongly gendered body so I use my magic to turn into an underwear model when out of combat"
Well, I guess we will have to wait and see how they handle them in the intro? From interviews, it seems like they can change the gender of their visage form at will, hence the racial that barbershop isn't costing any money. Also keep in mind, Chromie was born as a male dragon but also choose a female visage form, so maybe they modelled them after that? I also remember that we had pronouns datamined some while back that never got used ingame - maybe dracthyr will be able to set theirs independendly of their visage form?
https://www.wowhead.com/news/unitsex...orld-of-325141
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Also, I'm wondering if we are getting beards for the dracthyr? Since dragons also have them it would be quite cool and give people a more male coded customization without changing their whole silhouette.
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Dragonflight is the best time to add DH's wings customizations... The lack of customization is horrible. (and horns too, I want a broken horn)
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Highmountain were a second playable "tauren" race for no real reason.
Dark Iron were a second playable "dwarf" race for no real reason.
Mag'har were a second playable "orc" race for no real reason.
Lightforged were a second playable "draenei" race for no real reason.
Zandalari were a second playable "troll" race for no real reason.
Mechagnomes were a second playable "gnome" race for no real reason.
Blood Elves were a second playable "elf" race for no real reason.
Void Elves were a third playable "elf" race for no real reason.
Nightbourne were a fourth playable "elf" race for no real reason.
Kul Tirans were a fourth playable "human" race for no real reason.
Hmm...
It's almost as if there might be a real reason behind this pattern of decisions? Almost like there can be multiple and diverse expressions of common fantasy tropes like "elves," "orcs," and "dragons." The Drac'thyr is simply an expression of the draconic fantasy that emphasizes the fire-breathing spellcaster, whereas Drakonid would be an expression of the physicality and presence of that same draconic fantasy. Certainly a lot more distinction here than between, say, Draenei and Lightforged, which are religious zealots and even more zealous religious zealots respectively. As Blizzard has shown us time and time again, there is room for more than one expression of a particular fantasy.