I totally get the Darkspear Rebellion, the disruption of the Kor’kron war engine, the stealing of valuable resources for the upcoming siege on Orgrimmar. That all makes sense. And if we have to take out a few Kor’kron Commanders or Goblin Mercenaries while we’re at it? Sure. No argument here.
But the workers? What did they ever do to us? They’re just laborers! Red-collar working-class civilians. They’re just doing their 9 to 5, cutting up meat, chopping down trees, and suddenly we fly in on our giant cosmic dragons, beat ’em up, blow up their machines, and then take all their stuff.
And you know what makes it even worse? The cost of all that lumber and oil probably comes right out of their paychecks, because I strongly suspect they’re not unionized, and I tell you, that stuff cannot be cheap.
Grumpy lumberjack orc is my new favourite FDWL character!!
I’m totally ok with leaving the peons alone. Until they come at me with their weapons raised, then its on like Donkey Kong.
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This. I’m like that with the Goblin workers too.
As long as you don’t come after me, I’m not going to melt your face off.
The people from Lowe’s Home Improvement want a word with you two.
It was originally supposed to be Home Hardware, but at the last second I realized that was a Canadian-only company, so I had to scramble for a replacement! Lowes would have worked too. 😉
If you were Garrosh, would YOU allow a union? I imagine his tactics make the robber barons^H^H^H^H er “captains of industry” of the late 1800s look like socialists.
Don’t call them “captains of industry”, call them “job creators”.
Yeah, Garrosh is a “job creator”. That’s it, that’s the ticket….
Well, I butcher a bunch of Kor’kron Peons for lumber to make up for all of the Alliance Peasants I butchered in Lion’s Landing because orders.
It’s the Circle of Unlife.
I like it as a story device. The innocent, or at least lowest on the ranking ladder, is usually the ones who suffer most when their leaders clash.
Battlefield Barrens illustrates that pretty well.
But, does Azeroth even -have- a home depot?
Grumpy Lumberjack Orc: in the style you were using:
eyes: perfect– love the expressions conveyed through them :3
beard: epic
shoulders, legs, arms, stuff in between: very nice
tusks: yikes they’re pointy (but good, definitely good)
ears: look a tad strange at the bottoms, but still good
I’m also impressed with the foreshortening of the worgen’s muzzle XD it might be a straight-on look at it, but i can tell you had the muzzle’s structure still in mind with that spot patterning… or was it happy coincidence??
Im guessing you never played any of the Warcraft RTS games? Killing peons is the biggest step toward disrupting recourse flow! They’re just keeping the theme loyal to the series!