Go look it up. I'm not spelling out the lore when that wasn't my claim. My claim is the lore still exists because they have NOT retconned Yojamba Isle. Kinda hard to prove that something wasn't retconned because they moved after Cataclysm. Proving it wasn't retconned would require every page on the internet Blizzard puts out.
So just google Demoniac WoW and read the Wowpedia. The wowpedia claims it might have been retconned based on faulty evidence which states that they weren't seen in MoP which means nothing.
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This. Yet neither are included. One or the other has a place in Zandalar.
It felt like a rushed thing and I'd like to hear more about it! It just felt dismissive and I'd have liked if we have the chance to talk more to the blues about it. It'd have been awesome!
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I'm sorry that you think like that but it's fine.
DH abilities and their artifact stuff all surrounds the Illidari and their campaign against the Legion.
Not only that, but in order to have DHs start off at level 1 or 20, Blizz would have to rework the DH talent rows, as well as pick out what levels will grant new abilities and so on.
Thanks for pointing that out.
This concept seems to have been retconned since vanilla. In Mists of Pandaria, demoniacs were one of the only professions not to appear among the Zandalari, contrary to haruspices for instance, and in Battle for Azeroth, Zandalari have a much more holy aspect to them. Blizzard stated that Zandalari have no connection to fel magic, and therefore cannot play as warlocks.[4] The only Zandalari warlocks seen on Zandalar are outcasts and are considered traitors.[5]
It's also done by Warlocks via Grimoire of Sacrifice, and it matches fairly well with older Demonology Warlocks. Kanrethad's transformation (and the cult that followed him in Legion) are quite similar, as well.
I mean, there is a Lightforged monk boss in the Dazar'alor raid next patch.
3 hints to surviving MMO-C forums:
1.) If you have an opinion, someone will say that it is wrong
2.) If you have a source, there will be people who refuse to believe it
3.) If you use logic, it will be largely ignored
btw: Spires of Arak = Arakkoa.
You have to specifically look for "demoniac". You quite literally can't find any lore on zandalari dealing with the types of magic warlocks use.
https://wow.gamepedia.com/Demoniac
Eh maybe lol. It would be more likely alliance would get blood trolls over a faction like demoniacs as they are so small in comparison.
I am over here rooting for sethrak for alliance when horde get vulpera.
Trade monks for warlocks if they don't want zandalari to be 10 classes.
no it does not
grimoire of sacrifice would sacrifice the demon to gain its power allowing them to be a stronger caster
demonics were more like warcraft warlocks which allowed them to posses their body as said "they allow a demon to enter their being. Rather than let it possess them though, they enslave the demon from the inside, absorbing the power of the beast for their own command."
But we cant go off warcraft logic, because warcraft had warlocks summoning spiders...
And they were part of the outcasts.
https://wow.gamepedia.com/Za%27roco_the_Grifter
There's a Zandalari warlock NPC in Vol'dun that you have to kill that casts corruption ffs.
If you don't play a warlock why do you care about this matter? Like seriously, what is your problem? I see a lot of non locks and specifically non Horde players just rambling and talking shit in here. Just gtfo already. This doesn't concern you. Aside from spewing uninformed idiotic hate, you're not contributing to anything here.
You don't want Zandalari Warlocks, we get it. For whatever reason that is. Good for you. Now piss off and leave us be.
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If you notice the warlock spells he is casting are shadow which is the warlocks main school of magic. ALWAYS has been. Not Fel. It would be nice if Blizz devs remember that.
It is obvious that members of the Zandalari race have the possibility, lore-wise, to become Warlocks. This is evident by the number of Zandalari demoniacs and shadow users we find.
However, I do understand their reasoning. Warlocks do not fit into the Zuldazar culture normally. It seems that practicing fel or unhonorable forms of combat result in becoming an outcast or being heavily shunned. I don't think they would be commonplace enough to become a playable class.
If I got to choose their classes, I wouldn't see Rogue or Monk fitting either, unfortunately.
While I really wish Blizzard would lean to the thinking of "If it's possible at all for a race to become this class, it should be available," sadly with their logic of "Only if these classes fit the race best then it should be available" Zandalari warlocks do not seem to work out fully.
Which is unfortunate to the many people hoping to play a Zandalari Warlock, but maybe someday Blizzard will change their attitudes about class/race combos.