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[Gill Kaiser]

Mecha Tengu wrote...

Gill Kaiser wrote...

Wikipedia's just written by regular mooks like you and me.

actually it is written by jewish historians, retired old men, college dropouts, hippies, feminists, and the american government

Like I said... regular mooks like you and me. Aren't you an old, retired, jewish feminist hippy who used to work for the federal historians department?

[BigOzzie]

Mecha Tengu wrote...

no your right he was a shaman

they need to add that throwing hammer spell in WoW

they do but paladins have it Hammer of Wrath

[Anathemic]

BigOzzie wrote...

nvm thrall was a warrior before a shaman.  He used purge in that sunder armor as well.

And a slave before a warrior, is this implying that Blackmoore owns everyone?>!>!

[Sigma Tauri]

BigOzzie wrote...
But thralls a Shaman thats a new class they need to add in dragon age 2

Uh, yeah. In the actual definition of shaman, in DA, they're called mages.

[BigOzzie]

Anathemic wrote...

BigOzzie wrote...

nvm thrall was a warrior before a shaman.  He used purge in that sunder armor as well.

And a slave before a warrior, is this implying that Blackmoore owns everyone?>!>!

No he just owned thrall hence thrall means slave

[Mecha Tengu]

Gill Kaiser wrote...

Mecha Tengu wrote...

Gill Kaiser wrote...

Wikipedia's just written by regular mooks like you and me.

actually it is written by jewish historians, retired old men, college dropouts, hippies, feminists, and the american government

Like I said... regular mooks like you and me. Aren't you an old, retired, jewish feminist hippy who used to work for the federal historians department?

no, Im a young, employed, aetheist, chauvinist, anti hippie, working for the Neo **** revisionist historical department

[BigOzzie]

monkeycamoran wrote...

BigOzzie wrote...
But thralls a Shaman thats a new class they need to add in dragon age 2

Uh, yeah. In the actual definition of shaman, in DA, they're called mages.

shamans do not use blood magic they use only elements and the elements can stop answering your call any time they want to.

[Mecha Tengu]

monkeycamoran wrote...

BigOzzie wrote...
But thralls a Shaman thats a new class they need to add in dragon age 2

Uh, yeah. In the actual definition of shaman, in DA, they're called mages.

shamans use nature magic from the spirits. Lighting, lava etc. They are spiritual leaders, not puss.ies who sit in a tower learning from books. They live in the wild and learn from experience. They also kick ass and can fight in melee with claws and shields

[Anathemic]

BigOzzie wrote...

Anathemic wrote...

BigOzzie wrote...

nvm thrall was a warrior before a shaman.  He used purge in that sunder armor as well.

And a slave before a warrior, is this implying that Blackmoore owns everyone?>!>!

No he just owned thrall hence thrall means slave

But thrall basically pwns everyone, and if blackmoore owns thrall.. that means blackmoore pwns everyone?!?! I sense that Mankirk's wife is somewhere in this...

[tmp7704]

Hmm bad news guys, Google translator says النسر الطائر means "flying eagle" too. These wikipedia mooks must have their fingers everywhere.

[Mecha Tengu]

wow "na.zi" is censored but communist is not

[Mecha Tengu]

tmp7704 wrote...

Hmm bad news guys, Google translator says النسر الطائر means "flying eagle" too. These wikipedia mooks must have their fingers everywhere.

real arabs dont edit wikipedia. I told you its the jews

[Sigma Tauri]

BigOzzie wrote...

monkeycamoran wrote...

BigOzzie wrote...
But thralls a Shaman thats a new class they need to add in dragon age 2

Uh, yeah. In the actual definition of shaman, in DA, they're called mages.

shamans do not use blood magic they use only elements and the elements can stop answering your call any time they want to.

I'd rather Bioware not follow anyone else's definition of shaman and be original by following its first definition. Shamans are spiritual middlemen. So are mages.

[Gill Kaiser]

Mecha Tengu wrote...

Gill Kaiser wrote...

Mecha Tengu wrote...

Gill Kaiser wrote...

Wikipedia's just written by regular mooks like you and me.

actually it is written by jewish historians, retired old men, college dropouts, hippies, feminists, and the american government

Like I said... regular mooks like you and me. Aren't you an old, retired, jewish feminist hippy who used to work for the federal historians department?

no, Im a young, employed, aetheist, chauvinist, anti hippie, working for the Neo **** revisionist historical department

Hey, I'm a young, unemployed, antitheist, introverted shut-in who thinks Psychohistory is way cooler than real history!

[BigOzzie]

Anathemic wrote...

BigOzzie wrote...

Anathemic wrote...

BigOzzie wrote...

nvm thrall was a warrior before a shaman.  He used purge in that sunder armor as well.

And a slave before a warrior, is this implying that Blackmoore owns everyone?>!>!

No he just owned thrall hence thrall means slave

But thrall basically pwns everyone, and if blackmoore owns thrall.. that means blackmoore pwns everyone?!?! I sense that Mankirk's wife is somewhere in this...

Mankriks wife turned into beaten corspe when she told saurfang that sword specization is better than axe specization

[tmp7704]

Mecha Tengu wrote...

tmp7704 wrote...

Hmm bad news guys, Google translator says النسر الطائر means "flying eagle" too. These wikipedia mooks must have their fingers everywhere.

real arabs dont edit wikipedia. I told you its the jews

That's related to entirely unrelated translator saying something means what it means, how, exactly?

[Anathemic]

BigOzzie wrote...

Anathemic wrote...

BigOzzie wrote...

Anathemic wrote...

BigOzzie wrote...

nvm thrall was a warrior before a shaman.  He used purge in that sunder armor as well.

And a slave before a warrior, is this implying that Blackmoore owns everyone?>!>!

No he just owned thrall hence thrall means slave

But thrall basically pwns everyone, and if blackmoore owns thrall.. that means blackmoore pwns everyone?!?! I sense that Mankirk's wife is somewhere in this...

Mankriks wife turned into beaten corspe when she told saurfang that sword specization is better than axe specization

True, but what happens if Arthas-errrr... Bolvar new Lich King rezzes Mankirk's wife?

[BigOzzie]

monkeycamoran wrote...

BigOzzie wrote...

monkeycamoran wrote...

BigOzzie wrote...
But thralls a Shaman thats a new class they need to add in dragon age 2

Uh, yeah. In the actual definition of shaman, in DA, they're called mages.

shamans do not use blood magic they use only elements and the elements can stop answering your call any time they want to.

I'd rather Bioware not follow anyone else's definition of shaman and be original by following its first definition. Shamans are spiritual middlemen. So are mages.

You need to play alittle wow cause shamans do not use arcane magic they use only natural magic and they call they're powers from the spirits.

[Mecha Tengu]

arabs dont edit wikipedia, jews use translator to edit arabic

[Mecha Tengu]

Anathemic wrote...

BigOzzie wrote...

Anathemic wrote...

BigOzzie wrote...

Anathemic wrote...

BigOzzie wrote...

nvm thrall was a warrior before a shaman.  He used purge in that sunder armor as well.

And a slave before a warrior, is this implying that Blackmoore owns everyone?>!>!

No he just owned thrall hence thrall means slave

But thrall basically pwns everyone, and if blackmoore owns thrall.. that means blackmoore pwns everyone?!?! I sense that Mankirk's wife is somewhere in this...

Mankriks wife turned into beaten corspe when she told saurfang that sword specization is better than axe specization

True, but what happens if Arthas-errrr... Bolvar new Lich King rezzes Mankirk's wife?

it would be the epidemy of all lvl 20 questing

[Sable Rhapsody]

BigOzzie wrote...
You need to play alittle wow cause shamans do not use arcane magic they use only natural magic and they call they're powers from the spirits.

Mmm...arguably in the DA mythos, the Fade is analogous to an Eastern mythology style spirit world.  So I guess it depends on your definition of spirit, but the last I checked Wynne was definitely a spirit healer, and the kind of magic Velanna used was similar in theme to a shaman.

[BigOzzie]

Sable Rhapsody wrote...

BigOzzie wrote...
You need to play alittle wow cause shamans do not use arcane magic they use only natural magic and they call they're powers from the spirits.

Mmm...arguably in the DA mythos, the Fade is analogous to an Eastern mythology style spirit world.  So I guess it depends on your definition of spirit, but the last I checked Wynne was definitely a spirit healer, and the kind of magic Velanna used was similar in theme to a shaman.

I guess but Valanna magic was a mix of druid and shaman.

[Anathemic]

Mecha Tengu wrote...

Anathemic wrote...

BigOzzie wrote...

Anathemic wrote...

BigOzzie wrote...

Anathemic wrote...

BigOzzie wrote...

nvm thrall was a warrior before a shaman.  He used purge in that sunder armor as well.

And a slave before a warrior, is this implying that Blackmoore owns everyone?>!>!

No he just owned thrall hence thrall means slave

But thrall basically pwns everyone, and if blackmoore owns thrall.. that means blackmoore pwns everyone?!?! I sense that Mankirk's wife is somewhere in this...

Mankriks wife turned into beaten corspe when she told saurfang that sword specization is better than axe specization

True, but what happens if Arthas-errrr... Bolvar new Lich King rezzes Mankirk's wife?

it would be the epidemy of all lvl 20 questing

But i hate the Barrens I'm going back to Silverpine...
Speaking of Silverpine, how many times has Arugal got wtfpwned?

[Sigma Tauri]

BigOzzie wrote...

You need to play alittle wow cause shamans do not use arcane magic they use only natural magic and they call they're powers from the spirits.

Yeah, I get it, except I don't learn words like shaman from Blizzard. Bioware doesn't have to follow Warcraft's lore on shamans. They're the guys that wear flowy clothing and beat their drums in town squares.

[JamieCOTC]

David Gaider wrote...

Heh.

I feel the need to bring up Gaider's Laws of Naming Things once again, of which there are two:

1) No matter what you name something, because the only only bar to evaluate it is personal preference everyone will immediately hate it.

2) Eventually, once they begin to associate that name with the thing, they won't be able to imagine what else it could possibly have been called.

Never.  Every time I think of Hawke or Hawk as a character I see this: 



It has been burned into my brain and nothing can undo the horror.