TheDemon

Be welcomed. Please enjoy your stay. Feel free to ask anything.

Be welcomed!

Be welcomed.

Paragon? Sounds familiar. Welcome to pepsilon.

Are you sure you are using client modified for usage of custom files? This thing

No, no. Don't blame the devs, it is my fault. I paid Azar good sum of money to not release 7.3 until I finish HL3.

Can you also implement this heretic version? WARNING! May cause your eyes to bleed, pop out, explode. Also may lead to sickness, sudden urge to vomit or to explosion of your monitor. You have been warned and by clicking on the spoiler button you are taking all responsibility for whatever harm will come to you.

Once those patches get actually included and we get working mogit, it will be grand.

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Yeah, probably should do that. It is problem with all races and genders (tho it is most apparent on a human male) and here are some IDs 61586 52927 45272 70060 -- It appears to be the model with those long bell sleeves

I was playing around with npcs and I noticed that few robes do this weird thing - stretching their waist like a miniskirt.

One does not see many interesting orcs these days. Well, fortunately, this may just be one.

It would be possible and likely quite easy. In the meantime, I would recommend using helmet from Elite Vindictive Gladiator pali. It looks great when you combine it with shoulders (if you don't mind glowing circles) and gloves from said set. Here.

What we have here is a realistic sheating. So that you can actually grab them from your back, without breaking your arms. All weapons already held in place without a sheat anyway, so not a big deal there. Admittedly it looks a bit strange

No problem, that's what we are here for.

You can make Macro for it and just press a button. I don't think there is a way to make an NPC repeat dialogue.

If I recall there was a medieval town sort of thing going on and it was fairly popular. It, however, seems that it died out and I do not know why. This idea sounds interesting enough to me and I think there would be others who would join as well. Adding the town part certainly helps with diversity.

Missed those trolls. I would call Zul'brin a witch doctor and Khar'zul probably as well, but Zul'tore is not one since he uses a bow and wears rather heavy armour. There are no official translations of Zul' (but that goes for most of Zandali, I hope we get much more in BfA), but when it is almost always in a name of something, that is great or important, one can make an assumption about it's meaning. It's meaning is obviously not limited to only witchdoctor prefix, because of the many other occasions it is used in and "great" just is the most logical meaning for those situations many were able to come up with.

Yeah, I know that some blizzard employee long time ago said that Zul' is a prefix for witchdoctors, but the only trolls with Zul in their names we know of are Zul and Zul'jin and I think that prophet Zul is not a witch doctor per say, but one could easily class him as one (but I don't even think it's prefix in his case rather just his name) and Zul'jin is most definitely not a witch doctor neither much of a voodoo master. Combined with the fact that most troll capitals/large cities have Zul' prefix, I would say it is logical to assume it could mean something along the lines of great or important. Not to say it can't be a prefix for witchdoctors, we just haven't seen one yet. Regarding the formatting - you are changing the font size a lot so often normal text is the same size as the heading/subheading and sometimes you do some strange paragraphing like this when the heading is sticked to the previous paragraph and separated from its own paragraph. Nothing wrong with the text itself, it's just not much aesthetic. I completely agree with using RPG as a source of lore, but only as long as it is logical and we are not presented something contradicting from more canon source.

@Illithiss Firstly try to use some more up to date site than Wowwiki. But regardless of the site, also always try to find the original source - in this case, it is from the old troll compendium and there is a decent possibility that some of the info there is a bit outdated, much like in most other original guides.

They really are just little things like the information about jungle trolls having fur, despite their models never showing it or Zul' meaning "great/important" in general, rather than being prefix limited to witch doctors (I gave a quick look to all named witch doctors and none of them has this prefix) or troll society being very patriarchal, because we know about important female trolls even outside of 'horde' trolls, they are not as numerous as males, but that's the same with all races. Also, there are few missing things which may come handy: Surnames: Adopted mostly, but still rarely, by only 'horde' trolls, some of them do have surnames. They are most of the time simple and they are not written in Zandal. examples: Longtusk, Fishaxe, Hateflower, etc. Cannibalism is rather common, sometimes even important, practice in troll culture, excluding Zandalari, Raventusk and Darkspear Although I am probably most disappointed by utter disregard of, for some the most iconic class, the fabled Troll Berserker (I think you just forgot about them for a moment there)

Quite a nice summary of the supreme troll race. Some minor mistakes here and there, but nothing to hold grudge against. Definitely good for someone who doesn't want to spend few hours reading through various lore sources. Although the formatting is a wee bit strange to say at least.

No, not the Sen'jin witchdoctors ... I was a huge fan