Kul'Tiran Shaman

[Pebrocks The Warlock]

In the warcraft world, hydromancers are indeed mages. Heck, frost mages even use WATER elementals, and finally the hydromancer unit in WC3 uses the Rogue Wizard skin of the Archmage and uses Crushing Wave, Slow and Polymorph

Hydromancers throughout Warcraft actually been a mix of mage and shaman/druid. Hydromancer Velratha used abilities such as Healing Wave and Crushing Wave. Hydromancer Thespia did Enveloping Winds and Lightning Cloud
There was even a "Elite Hydromancer" unit in WC3 that used Lightning Shield.

[Wildstars]

In the warcraft world, hydromancers are indeed mages. Heck, frost mages even use WATER elementals, and finally the hydromancer unit in WC3 uses the Rogue Wizard skin of the Archmage and uses Crushing Wave, Slow and Polymorph

Frost Mage called frost not water.

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Kul tiran shamans would give me an excuse to create 2nd alliance-character. (Even tho I prefer shamans to be part of tribal races like orcs, trolls and tauren.) Kul tiran males look badass.

[Amnaught]

Now shaman ONLY class in game who has only 2 defensive cooldowns, compered to others 4-8 per class =freaking shame.

....Wrong thread, buddy?

[Wyrt]

no, that's a cryomancer.

a hydromancer is a shaman.

https://wow.gamepedia.com/Hydromancer_(Warcraft_III)

Seems like a mage to me.

Also, what do you think ice is made of?

[Wildstars]

https://wow.gamepedia.com/Hydromancer_(Warcraft_III)

Seems like a mage to me.

Also, what do you think ice is made of?

Ice and Water magic are two different things in Warcraft. Same as Fire and Lava are different things. Or Shadow and Void.

[Wyrt]

Ice and Water magic are two different things in Warcraft. Same as Fire and Lava are different things. Or Shadow and Void.

No, they really are not 2 different things. Neither is fire and lava and neither is shadow and void.

[Ramz]

The Tidesages definitely feel Shamanistic to me, although I think they are functionally Mages or Priests - they have command over the seas but can extend to that "all of the elements," they can summon/control elementals, and generally approach their reverence for the sea much the way Shaman do the elements. The Tidesages also appear to worship the Tidemother, which is either a powerful Elemental noble or possibly an aquatic Wild God.

I'm feelin gopposite to be honest. They feel much more priest like. They way they preach/ talk - I literally felt that I was having a mass in catholic church. The fact that they wear cloth robes, uses staves, and actually bind water elementals (each on ewas chained) or that they combined void with it gave heavy priest vibes.