Kialee Wrote:What, no love for the Draenei?
Drae men piss me off to no end. Drae women are ok, however.
To add on to this discussion, I kinda don't like Orcs in WoW. I liked them in Warcraft3 but, I'm not so sure about them in WoW as much. They all look the same. :roll:
Hawk Wrote:Troll by far. They're pretty awesome.
Vote for moar trollz!
Troll love! I choosededs thems!
There is no Murloc option, I do not approve...
Although humans tend to be my favorite, as bland as they might be - I enjoy the aspect of absolute neutrality, due to the lack of predetermined definitions of how a human should think and act. Ultimately, the cornerstone to keep continuity going in any fantasy RP setting; because someone always has a conflict with humies, somewhere. :wink:
"WAAAGH. KILL THE HUMIES AND BREAK THEIR STUFF."
Elves is my choice!
(Orcs close on 2.)
Trolls!!!! Lots of good loar behind them to! Night elfs are to prissy and up tight trolls are just bad asses! xD
Forsaken, i mix the variation of the humans, with the undeadness of the scourge!
I think night elf becuase they are so fit and slim also their lore is great, how they lost there immortality how they tought the humans how to use magic so they would help them against the trolls.
Blood elves!? Winning!? Madness!! FFFFFFFUUUUUU-
WhatTheHex Wrote:I think night elf becuase they are so fit and slim also their lore is great, how they lost there immortality how they tought the humans how to use magic so they would help them against the trolls.
The High Elves tought the humans how to use magic to help them with the trolls. So you're thinking of Blood Elves.
Orcs all the way. Lok'tar Ogar, may your axe always strike true.
Humans. Though Draenei have had a special place in my heart, they don't necessarily always do it for me, especially when I don't nail the role.
I've voted for the Orcs. They really care about pride, their family structure is awesome; with women being fighters also, they have a shamanistic belief, and not being fickles. They are great fighters. When it comes to defend their own brethren they do anything at all cost. They care about eachother, they do not just desert, abandon eachother. They are respectful to eachother. Their king always leads them fairly. They are all fair individually also. They have a hatred of their enemies. You wouldn't want to be their enemies. They're reasonable. They respect the elder ones, and the elders' words are like rules for them, even the king gets some advice from elders, like shamans.
"To their enemies, they are brutal and fearsome opponents, without parallel in their ferocity and cunning. To their allies, they are noble and honorable, following the traditions of a rediscovered past."
"For an orc, skill in battle brings great honor. It is the concept of personal honor that pervades orcish society, a concept that has made the race more cohesive and more of a threat to their adversaries in the Alliance. The concept of honor pervades all echelons of orcish society. Even the naming of an orc is temporary until he has performed a rite of passage. Once an orc has brought honor to his name and the name of his clan, the elders give him a second name based upon his deed."
That is so similar to the naming ceremonies in the Book of Dede Qorqut
"For an orc, honor is as important as his clan, and most will die defending either clan or personal reputation."
They're like the ancient Turks, in a few ways. And as I'm Turkish, I really like them =)
Humans. On the account of [playable] as it is. I do have some other favorites when it comes to other aspects, but if I want to play a diverse three dimensional character, I'd rather do a human and not suffer any ignobility done to my own race. They are as complex character wise as they can get. You won't see a dwarf not speaking swagger and all that (Dwarves are my one of my favorite races in terms of non-rp stuff though).