Something's got to make you willing to put on all that armor and risk death every day.īut Horde warriors are more likely to display their rage, bloodlust, and other aggressive emotions much more freely. Some warriors like this (even in the Horde sometimes) may be so stoic that even they do not believe that they have any emotions whatsoever, although I doubt anyone who watched them fight could really agree.

Without his raging passion, a person would be much better suited to some calmer form of work - it is this unquenchable fire which sustains a warrior, driving him into action in the midst of mortal peril.Īlliance warriors tend to focus more on training and weapon mastery, sometimes downplaying their rage so much that you hardly even see it. By and large, warriors feel at home on the battlefield because it is the one place where they can express themselves, where they can finally let go of all the restraint society imposes on them and unleash all their emotions. The Warrior is not merely a well-trained fighter who loves his weapons and armor and takes great care to wield them well - inside each one is a boiling cauldron of rage and passion.

This installment of All the World's a Stage is the thirteenth in a series of roleplaying guides in which we find out all the background information you need to roleplay a particular race or class well, without embarrassing yourself.

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