Yup, and those are all huge things that are kept unique. You can very firmly be an iconic Blood Elf and the Alliance players do not get that at all!
Conversely, you can be an iconic Void Elf and Horde players do not get that at all!!
What's shared are the iconic 'High Elf' look. Which is pretty much human skin tones + blue eyes.
An argument for hair color can be made, but there's at least one regular hair color coming to void elves (black) which fits with the normal hair colors High Elves often have.
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The more the merrier! They should allow it at this point imo!
It can if you let it. It’s called role play or head cannon. Your night elf can be from Darnassus or Dire Maul. Your human can be from Stormwind, Gilneas, Alterac, Lordearan, or Stromguarde. My gnome is from Dalaran and if gnomes get glowing eyes, she’ll use the purple ones.
You don’t have to use the heritage armor or the mount. Racials are easy to ignore and quest text calling you a “void elf” is as inconsequential as calling you a troll if you’re playing a Zandalari.
Jaina is a Kul Tiran even if she looks nothing like the playable ones and doesn’t have the racials.
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With that logic, Wildhammer tattoos being added for dwarves still make them Bronzebeard. Even though they were added for the sole reason to allow Wildhammer Dwarves as a playable option without having to create an AR.
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A fully armored VE could not be told apart from a BE til now. BEs still have more customizations like hair, ornaments etc.
Why would blood elves get red eyes and grey skin options? Didnt all of the belf dark rangers flew the coop with Sylvanas, or are still working for her undercover? I know the nelf dark rangers took off with Calia, but I assumed Sylvanas's personal entourage left too. And the Darkfallen (the undead belf vampires?) were killed off in Voldun?
I would be totally fine with white hair option to make my Velf look like Helf, and maybe couple of new hairstyles who don't scream edgy, wet emo hair, but Helf.
Personally, I don't like new darker tones on Belfs at all, they lose their belf look, but if people want them sure, why not.
Yeah, that's true. Hopefully they're going to figure out a way to make them distinct. I think asymmetry would be a good way to go for the war paint designs to separate them from Wildhammer options for example (again a la Alleria and WC2 rangers).
Here's hoping! /crossfingers
Why does it exactly matter If you can tell them apart or not? You can't tell Pandarens apart, but you still can.
That said, I don't mind differences and so far the eye colour for Velf and Belf are different.
With Velf resembling High Elf more than Blood Elf does, imo.
Velonara, a prominent dark ranger, says that she and other dark rangers decided to stay with the Horde and she identifies both the Sin'dorei and the Forsaken as her people. She does say that some of her comrades stayed loyal to Sylvanas until the bitter end, however.
for you apparently, but this is not for you to decide
indeed it does, as blizzard own words said the allied races are indeed another races/subraces, and they never added in the game the same race but with another group, neither in the other factionbecause the idea of "actual race" does not pertain as a pre-requisite for new races or allied races.
If they put alterac humans - the same as stormwind humans - in the horde, then i will agree with you that is meaningless
Same as above, nothing implied that, all of your false analogy don't change thatIf two groups are of the same race, it's meaningless.
it literally does, just like they are not making wildhammer an "playable race" option as another allied race, they being the same race as dwarves, will come as just customizationThat doesn't stop them from being valid candidates to become playable "race" options.
no one was talking about groups, i was talking with others about races, not a single time the term group, was brought up, him, quoted me arguing for the sake of argue, he keep doing this a lot
nothing in the game say that is irrelevant, per see, we only have different races playable, not groups as their full fledged stand alone thing,Specially when race as you see it is irrelevant to political affiliation
Would be nice to have Darkfallen skin/eyes unlocked for Blood Elves after a quest, like Night Warrior Night Elves.
Something involving vampire Kael'Thas maybe?
why void elves would get blood elf skin options too? it rly matters anymore?
If void elves are basically 2 races in one, having all blood elf skin tones, plus their void elf ones, plus apparently unique eye-colors, is only fair that either blood elves get to rp as another race with the darkfallen or all of void elves eye colors.
Golden eyes were a really, really rare thing back before the Sundering. Only known specimens were Illidan and Azshara. Regular Highborne had silver and blueish eyes like High Elves and Nightborne after them. If you go back to do the Xe'Ra - Illidan flashback questiline in Legion, you will see that Blizzard used Death Knight skins for male night elves in the first flashback cutscene where Stormrages were infants. They did that to give them blue eyes instead of golden, because golden eyes weren't a thing back then. (Since then the Death Knight eye effect change has made that cutscene bit broken).
Practicing Druidic magic CAN turn Kaldorei's eyes golden, and that is the reason golden eyes are common these days on male night elves. Most of them are druids or very least been near one for the last several thousands of years.
Might be cheating to mention it here, but Blood Elf males got some more options now in the Wowhead dressing room (Ears, new beards).
I just worry I made my character too hot for this world. https://shadowlands.wowhead.com/dres...zLA8M2m8z4J87R
No, it's not. Kul'tirans are exactly the same race as stormwind humans. Blizzard just made some of the "race" burly and bigger for differentiation. Void elves and gilneans are another example: they are blood elves and humans, respectively. Hell: the gilnean curse is not hereditary, meaning the children of a gilnean is a normal human.
Except it doesn't, as shown by our current selection of playable races.it literally does,
I've already explained that. When people use the word "race" when talking about playable races, it's being talked about groups. Because that's what you are, as a "playable race": a group within said race.no one was talking about groups, i was talking with others about races, not a single time the term group, was brought up, him, quoted me arguing for the sake of argue, he keep doing this a lot
I'm assuming and hoping these arcane bags under the eyes are not going to be a permanent fixture... ^^'
(tfw you're hungover on arcwine)
The Alliance gets the Horde's most popular race. The Horde should get the Alliance's most popular race in return. Alteraci Humans for the Horde!
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