So naturally, those who are right leaning but aren't so terminally online hear about it from "their side" and take it at face value, and half the country just hates the other half for zero good reason. Meanwhile, the left can't even unify over one single thing.

The most damning thing is seeing how bloodthirsty they're becoming. They are equating ANYONE to their left as the same as the shooter, and they equate the terminally online with your every day person who leans to the left. Meanwhile, their side are HIGHLY gullible. +

Last but not least, my loner. "Turhog" is Tuhrog, but the truth is this guy was used for RP once, but no longer. He's literally there to farm stuff for my garrison ... or was. He'll be seeing the deletion zone soon.

Next is the huntress. An Alliance character that's an elf? I know some cool Night Elf roleplayers. The mood strikes very rarely to play this character, but sometimes its nice to interact with good folks aside from just cross guild extensive activities.

Next are my Horde Loyalists. Who are they? Alts. Not RP characters, though Gravenblade, IF I ever roleplayed him, would be quite fun.

Next, Dracthyr Unbound. A tricky one, both have stories to tell, but they may tell the same story. Athea'lara, an Evoker, and Arskan, a hunter. One will have their story told, while the other is forgotten. I plan on RPing a Dracthyr as an RP alt, and the question remains up for debate... which one?

Now we have the Mulgore Defenders. Argor and Tonuac. One, a hunter who runs with the kodo, and the other, a Sunwalker. Their stories may be told one day, but for now they wait. Patiently.

These are alts, and I don't know when or if they'll see RP time.

These characters are alts I intend to play at times, Nalagra or Tuhrog may one day become more than just alts, but they will have to earn it. For now, each character may be used as an NPC/supporting bit player.

Next, we have the Durotar Drifters. A group of Orcs with their own story to tell, yet will never be the subject of saga or song. There to be a part of others' stories.

Lakhra, an AU Mag'har whose main universe counterpart perished long ago.

Tuhrog, an elder shaman.

Nalagra, a Frostwolf Huntress.

The Wartusk Warband are my main four, and the characters I intend to invest serious RP time in, and ultimately getting them all to 80 and beyond. Priest is not a class I really want to play BUT the concept of the Lok'osh is too good to pass up.

The Wartusk Warband is headed up by (and he is still is my main as it turns out,) Grimfang Wartusk. A warrior of the War Wolves, a son of the Horde, and an orphan.

Alongside him?
Largrum, a young hunter out to prove himself.
Skralla, a Lok'osh imparting wisdom.
Talgra, a Warsong Battle Shaman.

Is there a way to contact? Would that be through artstation or the other art site?

I love this art so much.

Do you do book covers by chance? >.>

That's why I keep coming back to it. I haven't even finished DAV yet either and I'm getting the BG3 urge (not a knock on DAV, it's just the particular type of game I'm in the mood for atm)

The bad place is also where people who should be on the same side ideologically also like to cannibalize their own for not aligning 100 percent with every single viewpoint, and I'm not exactly talking about politics. If you're not a fan of a specific character (or if you are,) you must be EVIL.

Why not, I'll throw my hat in there with my character.

So they basically only care about scoring points and don't actually care about... people? I'm not exactly surprised.