Make a Shonen with these 3 you cowards!

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Make a toy of this you cowards

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(Forgot to post this before I went to work but thankfully I can nab shit from my phone)

I've seen a good number of people already do this and thought,
"Nah. Maybe I shouldn't"

But its MY page and I do what I want so fuck it

Kiss the Sock, you cowards

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A herd of vinds ballooning around. Vinds were like if Dr. Seuss designed a weasel whose entire body was an air bladder.

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Remember Tresayne Toria, the human half of Emperor Dominus' genome? After the Eldan bred her, they just kind of abandoned her and her followers in the jungle.

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Not too deep under Thayd was another abandoned Eldan facility. There was a nice, easy, repeatable quest to clear out varmints from there before they climbed up into the city proper.

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The Secret Ops Centre was Thayd's counterpart to the Enigma Chamber, and yes, they fully understood the pointlessness of calling it "secret".

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The Strain even corrupted the freakin' ground (well, I suppose dirt is / used to be living organic matter, so it's just as vulnerable).

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As mentioned in an earlier tweet, the Strain affected both organic life (the Bio-Phage) and AI/synthetic life (the Techno-Phage). Bad news for literally everyone.

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Exanite—a super-rare mineral made up of all 6 primal forces (earth, air, water, fire, logic, and life)—was the only thing that could stop or resist the Strain, so the Genesis Prime was trapped in a spire of it. Until she broke out.

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I don't know if we would ever have gotten flying mounts in WS like they gave us in WoW. They would have had to redo the entire world like they did in Cataclysm, I suppose.

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The skyboxes were slightly different depending on what zone you were in, too. I thought that was really cool.

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There were Eldan labs on some of the asteroids, too—either because they needed cleaner and more sterile settings for some of their experiments, or because they just didn't want to deal with other people. Which is a mood.

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The intros and ending sequences for expeditions had great little pulp-style B&W animations and voiceovers.

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