Why We Fight: Roleplaying the warrior

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11-26-2011 @ 2:33PM

Shinae said...

Considering that rage is the warrior resource, the emotions of warrior characters are a useful thing to consider in RP. And not just anger, of course. They could be driven by their feelings out of combat, too.

Another possibility for character background, especially for warrior, is sexism. Some racial cultures are such that a female warrior may have received resistence from her male peers for taking up arms. This could be applicable in races like human, dwarf, orc, and troll. Gender equality has improved in recent times in Azeroth, but there could be males who still look down on females who stand in the front lines. (And vice versa for night elves.)

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