Conquest of the Horde

(04-28-2012, 10:04 AM)c0rzilla Wrote: [ -> ]

(04-28-2012, 09:55 AM)Rensin Wrote: [ -> ]Edit: However, as another thing to chew on, they were devastated by the Scourge, and now have a relationship with the Forsaken.

Plate bikinis work wonders in diplomacy.

Spoiler:

So all the Forsaken needs to do is to put all their members in bikinis. I heard you loud and clear.

I'll have Malachai do that, then.

HERK!

*Runs to the bathroom*

What a glistening idea.

(04-28-2012, 10:36 AM)Xigo Wrote: [ -> ]What a glistening idea.

(04-28-2012, 10:36 AM)Xigo Wrote: [ -> ]What a glistening idea.

HERK!

Anywho, Silvermoon, don't have your demons out in the streets, otherwise it is not illegal to be a warlock unlike it is within the Aliiance cities. They may be gaining more of a distaste due to the prior events but that'd be about all.

I find this thread most informative for the incoming belf Fel user. I play the blood elf noble Elrohir Seregon, a known dabbler in the Fel arts xP lol. I tend to agree with the side of they're accepted so long as they are kept private and out of the spot light. That's how I've always played Elro and I've encouraged those in my house to do the same, obviously it is known that my House deals heavily in the Fel arts department but we do so privately and on the surface El passes himself off as a well versed fire magus most of the time. A select few actually know he is a Warlock and perhaps 1 or 2 know that he is a Fel Sworn. However I'm sure the whispers and rumors of him being a Warlock are endless haha. Especially since the War with the Novalight's happened. But I agree the Warlock arts should be kept in a mysterious and hidden light, I think it is one of the fun aspects of playing a Fel user.