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When you don’t have a warlock

https://twitter.com/SugiliteVE

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me, clicking on the darkmoon faire mage in orgrimmar: helo can you teleport me to the faire please her: our enemies will fall me: ok thank you *is teleported* her: death to all who oppose us

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my interpretation of that church tea party scene

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Thought about it for five minutes and I wonder if the apple is a stand-in for the heart, and this is Kris going through some much-needed stress relief

Also speaking of Kris and Ralsei I still don't understand what was going on with that church tea party scene where Kris goes all horse mode on an apple if you have them refuse to drink the tea. Is this a metaphor for something

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Also speaking of Kris and Ralsei I still don't understand what was going on with that church tea party scene where Kris goes all horse mode on an apple if you have them refuse to drink the tea. Is this a metaphor for something

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Shout-out to the 0.5 seconds where Ralsei makes direct eye contact with you as if to ask "are you possessing Susie too??"

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quality fistfighting in the valley of trials i witnessed, and then partook in

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horsey :)

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I wanna make the broker cookies that kill you

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this is getting notes now so I'll say that my headcanon is that Swiftthistle has either very soft or no spines at all, so it grows alongside thorned plants to make it harder for large herbivores (kodo, zhevra, etc) to eat it. It's probably also a pain in the ass for herbalists to gather, which is why it has a relatively low drop rate. I think Briarthorn is seen as a noxious weed by many civilizations with how dangerous, unpalatable (probably), and annoying to deal with it is (see: goatheads), but I think it provides valuable refuge for all those little critters we don't see in game: small rodents, birds, and reptiles could all use it as shelter from larger predators. I do wonder if Briarthorn is a natural plant, or if it also sprouted from Agamaggan’s blood like the great thorns you see throughout the Barrens. Briarthorn as we all know is covered in spikes, but idk what's going on with Mageroyal. The name seems to take inspiration from pennyroyal (Mentha pulegium probably, as that's what I'd imagine a bunch of frat bro game devs from 2003 California would be most familiar with), but the model has showy singular flowers that almost remind me of certain Anemone species. It grows as a dense bush, and with the item icon being that of a red rose, I like to imagine it has rose-like thorns too. I don't think it's as effective a host as Briarthorn is, which is why Swiftthistle's drop rate from Mageroyal nodes is almost half that of Briarthorn's.

Little WoW Classic sketch. Endlessly fascinated by the ecological implications of Swifthistle only being gathered from Briarthorn and Mageroyal nodes

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self-found HC rogue hit 60 :) also FUCK Spectrum internet those assholes almost got me killed yesterday after my internet went down for two whole hours while I was out in Winterspring killing chimeras

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So, fun fact about the skinned FurReal pony - I got the ID wrong, but only because Smores and Butterscotch's necks are semi-fixed in position, and I didn't think to google if the image I had of Butterscotch was mirrored.

The skinned horse IS Butterscotch, not Smores, but all of that's besides the point.

The reason I'm making this post is that y'all need to know that they skinned Butterscotch to turn her into a flamethrower

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it's day 0 PTR but rdruid is looking cracked next season and I'm super excited to see all the ethereals again and the Dimensius model and mythic mount looks sick as hell. we're so back