Orc-Father Jatagan
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Who said this? Who is trying to ruin the glorious sibling duo? Nah nah nah. We will not have it. I catch anyone saying either should die, they are getting kicked in the chest with both feet.
November 19, 2025 at 12:27 PM
Who said this? Who is trying to ruin the glorious sibling duo? Nah nah nah. We will not have it. I catch anyone saying either should die, they are getting kicked in the chest with both feet.
+ existed in the Empire? Sure, by extension it's a Horde city, but it's still under Amani control. It could have stood with the Vilebranch who both in Midnight and in the past have been genuine villains to not only other races, but to their own people. Or worse, ransacked by the dwarves.
November 19, 2025 at 12:24 PM
+ existed in the Empire? Sure, by extension it's a Horde city, but it's still under Amani control. It could have stood with the Vilebranch who both in Midnight and in the past have been genuine villains to not only other races, but to their own people. Or worse, ransacked by the dwarves.
I'll get into spoilers here with this.
But what I hate about that dialogue is that, sure, there was a split. It's not the first time we've seen it. But the whole "true to the Amani" part is what irritates me the most. How are they not true when they currently hold the second largest city that +
But what I hate about that dialogue is that, sure, there was a split. It's not the first time we've seen it. But the whole "true to the Amani" part is what irritates me the most. How are they not true when they currently hold the second largest city that +
November 19, 2025 at 12:24 PM
I'll get into spoilers here with this.
But what I hate about that dialogue is that, sure, there was a split. It's not the first time we've seen it. But the whole "true to the Amani" part is what irritates me the most. How are they not true when they currently hold the second largest city that +
But what I hate about that dialogue is that, sure, there was a split. It's not the first time we've seen it. But the whole "true to the Amani" part is what irritates me the most. How are they not true when they currently hold the second largest city that +
Same, and don't get me wrong, from what I've seen on the Beta Zul'Aman is absolutely great. But with how Revantusks were brought up and made to sound, I'm just not here for it. It's to the point that I don't even mind what they did, I just want it to be worded a bit better.
November 19, 2025 at 11:26 AM
Same, and don't get me wrong, from what I've seen on the Beta Zul'Aman is absolutely great. But with how Revantusks were brought up and made to sound, I'm just not here for it. It's to the point that I don't even mind what they did, I just want it to be worded a bit better.
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Looks amazing! This is my guy: a Revantusk witch doctor and potion seller. He's a nice guy, but will gladly shrink your head if you try to con him!
November 10, 2025 at 3:10 PM
Looks amazing! This is my guy: a Revantusk witch doctor and potion seller. He's a nice guy, but will gladly shrink your head if you try to con him!
+ couldn't rely on them, if their mother couldn't be saved by them, then why should he and Zul'jarra continue to care about them? Just what I think when it comes to his feelings on what's going on.
November 10, 2025 at 1:59 AM
+ couldn't rely on them, if their mother couldn't be saved by them, then why should he and Zul'jarra continue to care about them? Just what I think when it comes to his feelings on what's going on.
+ he connects with Zul'jin. Losing their land, their people, an eye and arm. So much rage for that loss and desperation high. But likely believing that what was done to the Loa was because they didn't defend them, support Zul'jin and his vengeance. So in Zul'jan's mind, if their grandfather +
November 10, 2025 at 1:59 AM
+ he connects with Zul'jin. Losing their land, their people, an eye and arm. So much rage for that loss and desperation high. But likely believing that what was done to the Loa was because they didn't defend them, support Zul'jin and his vengeance. So in Zul'jan's mind, if their grandfather +
+ remedy to her plight. I believe Zul'jan's resentment towards the Loa is far deeper than just their absence. I believe he holds them responsible for the death of his mother. That if the Loa cared about their followers, they would save them. But in his eyes, they didn't save her. It's likely why +
November 10, 2025 at 1:59 AM
+ remedy to her plight. I believe Zul'jan's resentment towards the Loa is far deeper than just their absence. I believe he holds them responsible for the death of his mother. That if the Loa cared about their followers, they would save them. But in his eyes, they didn't save her. It's likely why +
Likewise, I do like the idea of how he isn't immediately an ally in the sense that he likes us. But I hope that it doesn't result in him falling down a dark path and us or someone else being forced to end him. I prefer a character that becomes a friend through actual trust being built.
November 9, 2025 at 1:03 AM
Likewise, I do like the idea of how he isn't immediately an ally in the sense that he likes us. But I hope that it doesn't result in him falling down a dark path and us or someone else being forced to end him. I prefer a character that becomes a friend through actual trust being built.