Comments | warcraftsues: Hungry Like Durr Wulf

lurkythespork in warcraftsues

Hungry Like Durr Wulf

Jan 08, 2011 16:32

You know, I don't go around nitpicking everything, but if you start out defensively offensive...

Well, suffice it to say that this makes my dissection scalpel itch.

( It's like a red flag. For realz. )

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Comments 9

deadborder January 8 2011, 23:00:27 UTC

World of targets. You tag 'em, we bag 'em.

saku January 9 2011, 00:12:55 UTC

Sorry, but the super robot taisen fan in me is too busy crying over the name. That is a little too close to comfort, Moonguard ;_;

miserys_king January 9 2011, 01:10:33 UTC

Because people will *definitely* want to RP with you when you're beyond passive aggressive in your RP description.

tanzentravis January 9 2011, 04:23:04 UTC

I like the Bruce Campell turn this community has taken. Before long, we'll be campbellsues and we'll just dissect Bruce Campbell's worst roles. Unfortunately, there will be no posts after the changeover, because Bruce Campbell has no bad roles.

lurkythespork January 9 2011, 08:38:57 UTC

You know you liked the Carpentry Image. Just admit it.

skunktaur January 10 2011, 09:03:40 UTC

I still say Bruce Campbell for Wrynn :D

"Hail to the Chin, baby."

lurkythespork January 10 2011, 17:49:21 UTC

*geeks out about that possibility*

skunktaur January 10 2011, 09:12:04 UTC

I have to be a little Devils Advocate on the age thing...

In many societies in the more 'middle age' as most of the WoW fantasy is set in, you're considered adult enough if you're old enough to hold and swing a sword.
Which is why my little worgen durid is ICly about 22/23 now, which puts her around 16 during the start of the intro. Old enough to hold a weapon, old enough to defend your country.

Can't really say, though, what the more longer-lived races would consider 'old enough' though. I recall from my DnD times that elves were considered kids until well into 100 years.

As for the rest; don't you just loooove passive-aggressive people who get all offended in their descriptions before you've even went 'hello'.

lurkythespork January 10 2011, 17:48:36 UTC

Well, from what I do remember, medieval knights weren't considered properly battle-ready until 21 (although marriageable much younger), and ancient Israel didn't consider men war-worthy before 20. Those are just two examples to the contrary.

*shrug* Blizzard's lack of lore makes RP that much more difficult, doesn't it? I wish they'd just designate a person or small committee for answering lore questions for us.