#highmountains

[renu12345]

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[peopleofazeroth]

[darkenaz-art]

For @dundredott 💛 I am really grateful for this commission - I love to work in monochrome and I also like highmountain taurens so much; their appearance, home, culture...

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[bhaalschosen]

Lore accurate height differences between warcraft women + generic human female

Some perspective fuckery is happening here a little bit but I think it still works lmao

Why. Are zandalari. So big

[skymagpie]

Language in World of Warcraft is the most unstable story and world building element - different languages come into play whenever the plot needs a language barrier which is very rarely in fact, and then language is never an issue, so much so that we are just to assume that everyone is using a spell that helps them understand different languages, thus rendering them pointless.

Back in the earlier lore, language barriers were a big deal, Khadgar could not understand the orcs hence why he was impressed that Garona knew Common and she was able to breach the divide between humans and orcs through this. The language was an important story element, not only on a technical level, but on a more symbolic level. And on a technical level, Khadgar had to enchant a ring that would help him communicate with other races in their own language. These were issues that had to be dealt with and it showed interesting character and lore traits by how these characters dealt with them.

However in modern WoW, unless literally everyone has a translator ring on them at all times, many things do not make sense. Why would a civilization of Highborne who were under a dome for 10.000 years suddenly understand both Orcish and Common? Why would the Highmountain Tauren not have their own dialects given that they were also cut off from the rest of the Tauren and the Horde? Even if we are to assume that they had contact with the Night Elves from Val'sharah, why would the Night Elves teach them Common instead of Darnassian? Not to mention the Dragon Isles being cut off from the rest of the world for thousands of years and yet the Tuskarr perfectly understand us and we understand them perfectly.

Of course all of this can easily be explained with A Magic Ring or a Magic Scroll, but this is like adding and element and then removing it. Yeah different languages are necessary and you can't have all these cultures all share the same language, but also by just magically removing it as an obstacle or a problem, it's like you never had it. It becomes flavor, rather than a cultural element. Yes, this is an MMORPG, but even if we had a magical ring of translation on us at all times, I wish the language barriers were more present where NPCs would ask us to be translators and mediators between different groups because of this barrier.

[primordialcore]

sunwalker tauren raised by a wildhammer, and a dk highmountain boy who’s just happy to be here

[omusasteelhorn]

My own idea for what a Highmountain Tauren paladin's mount would look like in game. I took a lot of inspiration from the current Sunwalker Kodos, as well as the current moose mounts in game.

I thought about using reds and greens, but was afraid it would look almost like a Christmas mount, given the animal being used for a mount. I had a lot of fun with the Night Elf saber and wanted to take a stab at others. I will probably look at orcs and their wolves next.

[toritelling]

Highmountain 🏔🌲

[nothofagus-archive]

"Try me" (2023-4)

Last OC painting of last year, and first into this one ^^ I have this small tradition, of making one last of them as a year closes.

This one was a coloring of a doodle I'd had laying around for literally months, and I ended up quite happy with it.

I've been quite busy, I hope you're all doing well!

[clunsebungis]

tauren dont consume their own milk! probably

i noticed that (highmountain) tauren sell cheese and milk and people like to joke that it's the milk they themselves produce, which seems unlikely!

so i did some research on milkable animals and found that while all mammals produce milk, you really want ruminants like cows, sheep, and deer

the plains of mulgore are lacking in cows and sheep but have plenty of gazelles. not the best option for milk probably but you gotta use what's around you. kodo beasts are lizards so they probably don't have milk but also i feel like kodo beasts do have milk

highmountain is filled to the brim with moose and the highmountain tauren have domesticated these beasts. there's also cows in the neighboring stormheim but the moose is where it's at

i don't know enough about northrend or the taunka to know where they'd get their milk, but northrend does have plenty of ruminants like elk, rams, and these weird shoveltusk. mammoths are non-ruminant but they seem milkable to me

yaungol just use yak.

i think that's all the tauren types and where they most likely get their milk from!! of course there's always the possibility they produce their own tauren milk, it just doesn't make sense to subject yourself to the cycle of childbirth and milking that frequently as a sapient species

thank you for reading my milk post !!!

[peopleofazeroth]

[xhyperwolfx]

"To be a Leader."

I've had this idea rattling in my noodle for a long while now.

Ebyssian has no idea what it means to be a leader, so calls on the only one he trusts to teach him how. c:

[archmagerykarr]

Friends help each other relieve tension.

[witchlightdesigns]

I did another piece with my Highmountain gal that's a more full piece! This time in Desolace with some downtime during an event she was a part of!

[wowscenery]

[mog-maven]

Item List: Head: Straw Hat Shoulders: Highmountain Shoulderguards (Highmountain Tauren only) Back: Hidden Chest: Highmountain Harness (Highmountain Tauren only) Wrist: Hidden Hands: Highmountain Gloves (Highmountain Tauren only) Waist: Excavator's Trusty Satchel Legs: Night Courtier's Legguards Feet: Night Courtier's Footguards Weapon: Songwood Staff

Wowhead outfit link: Highmountain Explorer