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pardon my french but your game is a fucking embarassment when this is a skin tone chart
I’m probably going to receive much backlash for this, but I really need to say this. Literally the reason the skin for the blood elves is white with little variation is because of the freaking Sunwell, which gave the blood elves their energy. Before this, some thousands of years ago they actually had purple skin. Purple. This is supported by the gamepedia wiki for World of Warcraft, which states this, “They became known as high elves. During this time [after the Great Sundering], they created the Sunwell, and switched to a diurnal waking cycle. Their purple skin eventually faded to a pale peach color, like that of some humans and dwarves. Some sources imply this was a near-instantaneous transformation that occurred during the Sunwell’s creation.” The skin color changed because of the creation of the sunwell, and it mentions that their sleeping habits changed to let them be awake in the day, so their skin lightened significantly. That’s why you won’t see any purple-skinned elves, or any other color besides the white colors.
nope all of that is bogus horse shit a heaping pile of poopy i know my dad works for blizzard
@actualdoitsu If there are no darker skinned or black elfs in a fictional lore- you need to consider why that might be 🙃
High elves, as they were known before they renamed themselves into blood elves, had their population cut by 90% by the Scourge during the Third War. 90%. The remaining 10% are literally building up what they had left, so if there was any diversity it would have been lost with the war.
hey full offense but pee your pants
imagine being so racist that the thought of fictional people being brown is enough to upset you
p sure that that 90% would be a random distribution, so @actualdoitsu you’re just racist
pardon my french but your game is a fucking embarassment when this is a skin tone chart
I’m probably going to receive much backlash for this, but I really need to say this. Literally the reason the skin for the blood elves is white with little variation is because of the freaking Sunwell, which gave the blood elves their energy. Before this, some thousands of years ago they actually had purple skin. Purple. This is supported by the gamepedia wiki for World of Warcraft, which states this, “They became known as high elves. During this time [after the Great Sundering], they created the Sunwell, and switched to a diurnal waking cycle. Their purple skin eventually faded to a pale peach color, like that of some humans and dwarves. Some sources imply this was a near-instantaneous transformation that occurred during the Sunwell’s creation.” The skin color changed because of the creation of the sunwell, and it mentions that their sleeping habits changed to let them be awake in the day, so their skin lightened significantly. That’s why you won’t see any purple-skinned elves, or any other color besides the white colors.
nope all of that is bogus horse shit a heaping pile of poopy i know my dad works for blizzard
Its true i just called up chris metzen on speed dial and he said the GP explanation is full of shit
