Jaina Proudmoore: Tides of War cover revealed

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3-23-2012 @ 9:31PM

Deathknighty said...

Well. This looks....kinda grim. That's an awfully bleak cover art for a Jaina novel. Or any WoW novel really, I mean, look at the last few for comparison. Wolfheart, just Varian looking grumpy. The Shattering, you get the Doomhammer looking firey and cool and stuff, as one does. Twilight of the Aspects was, if I remember correctly, just Thrall with some dragons.

And then this one has Jaina, a character known above all for being reasonable and nice to anyone possibly willing to return the favour, with her face scrunched up in intense pain, hair bleached white from emotional trauma, screaming out bubbles and drowning.

I really hope they don't turn Jaina into a douche. That'd be really sad.

3-23-2012 @ 9:35PM

Deathknighty said...

Also, I feel obliged to mention that Jaina's looking uncharacteristically ugly in this picture.

Might just be the drowning though. :P

3-23-2012 @ 9:43PM

thebl4ckd0g said...

she looks in pain, not ugly.

3-23-2012 @ 9:49PM

Deathknighty said...

Just the drowning then.

3-23-2012 @ 11:21PM

Snuzzle said...

@Deathknighty
She looks like Lady Gaga.

There, I said it, it's out there, no take backs.

3-24-2012 @ 6:03AM

Nathanyel said...

Pain gives you an overbite?

3-24-2012 @ 10:02AM

Orrine said...

@Snuzzle
You meant to say "Lady Gaga looks like drowning terrified Jaina Proudmoore"

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