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For those of you who have discord, there's a quest where you stream 15 mins and you get a pet
Monstrous Menagerie II: Hordes & Heroes is live! 300+ more monsters for your D&D 2024, or Level Up: Advanced 5th Edition games, plus new horde rules and rules for heroic monsters who level up alongside you--whether they be allies, companions, or foes! Back it now on Kickstarter!
Also two Twitch rewards this week: a former skeletal horse and a surprisingly low poly night elf sentinel owl pet.For those of you who have discord, there's a quest where you stream 15 mins and you get a pet
Oops, I did it again...
This officially launches in about an hour -- higher-tier preorder folks have been playing since Thursday.
Anyone jumping back in?
Chris Metzen is probably the answer here, he's on record as wanting Thrall (who he voices) to age, and is in charge of the overall story and story direction in this expansion and the next two expansions (which make it a kind of trilogy). In general the characters are aging up, even Anduin, who now has 30-ish vibes (he was technically 25 at the start of Dragonflight but it's unclear how much time has passed since then).Someone on the WoW team is feeling their age.
2004's WoW was relatively grown-up compared to Cataclysm at least. 2010's Cataclysm was really the youngest, crassest, loudest, and dumbest WoW has ever been. Cataclysm is a WoW expansion that feels like it was cranked out on mountains of cocaine, which has absolutely no ideas, nothing to say (even by WoW standards!), just a ton of bad parodies, ill-conceived zone designs, visually lurid dungeons and raids, brings in some wholly unwanted casual misogyny (from characters we were supposed to think were cool), weird racism-adjacent content (the less said about the "pygmies" the better), and features a higher proportion of "joke quests" than anything that came before.It's all handled very well overall, but this is definitely a different sort of story than we were getting back in 2004.