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**SpaksTheSane** · 01-14-2015, 05:34 AM

I am not sure if this is the right place to post this, but here goes. I was wondering if it were possible or acceptable from a lore point of view to create an item or items which would prevent the furbolgs from going mad in the presence of demons or fel energy.

I have made a post quite a few minutes ago regarding an event which I will host for this very purpose, which you can find here:

Spoiler:

My questions is, would it be possible to enchant items in order for them offer fel resistance? There is no fel resistance mentioned in the character panel, which has arcane, fire, nature, frost and shadow resistance, which can be increased. Not holy or fel, though.

If it is possible to make such an enchantment however, what materials would be required? If not, could wards like the ones seen in Eversong forest be placed around a Furbolg village in order to protect it?

Also, with this opportunity, I would like to propose an event or a series of small events, which would have the Kaldorei and anyone else willing to help secure the Furbolg's survival. It would of course fall into the custom lore section, so... opinions, ideas... please let me know.

**Absurdkoala** · 01-14-2015, 05:46 AM

A great woodland bear once said, "Only you can prevent Fel corruption."

Maybe I messed that up, but there it is. Unfortunately, and strangely, I was considering forgetting about Ironpaw and moving him aside for something else but now, there is something. As far as I know, there wasn't anything done with Furbolgs at all until MoP which was just another breed of the furry mongrels. Why come? The Furbolgs were great allies to the Kaldorei for a decent amount of time and then they just *poof* vanished... that is until you found one and it made your body into abstract art. We might not be able to help the ones that are lost but we can stop more from being put in that situation. There aren't large settlements of Furbolgs who aren't insane, one happens to be the Stillpine tribe and I guess we're just lucky he comes from that tribe.

Don't forget about your Bear-man-thing's down the road, even they need to borrow a cup of sugar every now and then.

**Maulbane** · (This post was last modified: 01-14-2015, 09:23 PM by Maulbane.)

(01-14-2015, 05:46 AM)Absurdkoala Wrote: A great woodland bear once said, "Only you can prevent Fel corruption."

Maybe I messed that up, but there it is. Unfortunately, and strangely, I was considering forgetting about Ironpaw and moving him aside for something else but now, there is something. As far as I know, there wasn't anything done with Furbolgs at all until MoP which was just another breed of the furry mongrels. Why come? The Furbolgs were great allies to the Kaldorei for a decent amount of time and then they just *poof* vanished... that is until you found one and it made your body into abstract art. We might not be able to help the ones that are lost but we can stop more from being put in that situation. There aren't large settlements of Furbolgs who aren't insane, one happens to be the Stillpine tribe and I guess we're just lucky he comes from that tribe.

Don't forget about your Bear-man-thing's down the road, even they need to borrow a cup of sugar every now and then.

Not entirely true; they added the Furbolg capital (well, in Northrend) in WotLK, and I'm sure I could dig for a lot of redesigned / added quest text come Cataclysm. I am strongly behind this idea, I think it's got a lot of potential and could really help move the universe along and give events in this expansion some traction - this entire expansion is about the effect of damaging magics and evil stuff upon the world, especially the elements and the non-playable creatures in it, so this fits exactly.

If it's desired, I can totally draw up a simple list of lore regarding Furbolg and what Blizzard has to say about them being non-fel-ised!

This is a WIP - look inside at your own risk:

Spoiler:

**SpaksTheSane** · (This post was last modified: 01-14-2015, 09:49 AM by SpaksTheSane.)

I for one very much appreciate that, Maulbane, thank you.

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