
Nvm the fact that Eonar herself is still IN THE PANTHEON, after planting Elun'Ahir and basically lovey doveying around with what basically constitutes as the force of "Life" in a way. Golganneth (Air/Water) and Khaz'goroth (Fire) are very much so making use of most of the elements, something they confined to their own planes when first ordering Azeroth.
Sure, the light seems to be fine with giving people it's power in turn for just.. faith. But what happens when the Light, in the grand scheme of things, calls upon you to act on said faith. Because that's the thing. Tirion didn't oppose Arthas because the light told him to do so, but most of the light users we know, on Azeroth, haven't even been in much contact with what the Cosmic Force would be vs the small fry that is simply believing in 'the Light' as a thing.
But we absolutely have more examples, I agree with you, that Order, while there are boundaries, does not punish you for straying off path so long as the goals still align and it's not overwhelmingly shifting the balance. It's kinda what I said earlier in the Thread at some point. Order is Balance. Everything we've seen of the Light on a more Cosmic level is literally just forced indoctrination and threat of genocide, unless accepting assimilation.
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im gonna start summoning some leakers with one internet pun everyday until blizzcon!
what do you call a gnome priest? a compact disc.
I believe that trolls are offsprings of some lizard wild god. Xibala as example.
Same as Vulpera is offsprings of that Fox loa from WoA trilogy.
Yaungol - pretty much Yak Celestial ones.
I think all not forged races are offsprings of some wild god.
Quillboars, Harpies, Yaugol, furborgs(and mutated ones from Vale - pandarens) ankoa, grells, tortolans. All native races are born from Wild Gods.
Goblins are just pigmies mutated by mimiron. But pigmies can also be some titanforged hit by Curse of flesh.

If they add more support classes, I could see them adding it as a fourth role as others have said. Provided they're along the lines of Augment, they could have it pool with damage and allow for only one per group. That way you don't end up with 3 supports and can still go in with 3 dps. I think it would be the best course of action if they go forward with the idea.
The Rejection of the Gift puts that in question. On an existential level, I don't think there are any inherent values to any of the cosmic forces. The Cosmic forces are just that, forces. Fun, fantasy metaphysics. Seems like every cosmic force tries to promise people freedom (through them) from anything that would try to oppress them (the other cosmic forces)
It really doesn’t it just shows that Xera is a dick and we already know there are other Narru who don’t align with her.
Hell even after she is blown up it’s not like the light withdraws from the army to show it’s displeasure with its plan being upset, every one just goes on as before and the light doesn’t care at all.
Evil only wins when it spreads. It can cause destruction, it can cause death—but those are consequences of its nature, not its victory. Not its goal. The danger of evil, the purpose of evil, is that it causes those who would oppose it to become evil also.

Evil only wins when it spreads. It can cause destruction, it can cause death—but those are consequences of its nature, not its victory. Not its goal. The danger of evil, the purpose of evil, is that it causes those who would oppose it to become evil also.

There are some situations where I find it incredibly weird that Blizzard needs to establish something with a character example existing. A Glaive is a Weapon. Just like Azari's Scythe is a Weapon. And so is a Bow. Do they -need- a Bow, when it's clear Demon Hunters are more established with Throwing their Glaives for Range or doing other Fel shenanigans? No, apparently they don't need bows or ranged weapons. But at the end of the day they are all still weapons, tools. So a demon hunter can/could absolutely pick up a bow, if they know how to handle one and use it as their primary weapon of choice. The restrictions on this are purely and have always been purely Gameplay-based, so not everyone is competing over the same Weapons or Weapon Types, but just the most immediate choices do so.
Yeah the Orcs & Draenei living peacefully after WoD was really strange.
The orcs just started a baseless war & genocide (as well as sacrificing Draenei souls to power the Dark Portal) with no legitimate scapegoat or reason. There was no fel blood or outside presence really controlling them… they just did it because another Orc told them to.
I suspect that could be a major factor as to WHY the lightbound decided what they’re doing. According to them, the Orcs are killing the planet.
So mix that in w/ everything during WoD and I’m amazed they’re not just outright killing the orcs but instead trying to “save” them.

I think part of it is a balancing act that isn't really about the subversion or new angle so much as making sure the immersive normative version of the fantasy "thing" is still highly represented so as to not stifle it for the broader camp of people that, fo instance, really like the idea of demon hunters with glaives attached to their old imagery.
Both is of course possible but if you spend too much time with the quirky version suddenly that becomes a complaint.
Yeah I think it's solely because of how WoW is designed that an example first gives more credence. Since WoW isn't like an Elder Scrolls game where anyone can use any weapon and that modifies your gameplay, people look for characters of a said class to see if Blizzard is considering new ideas for them.