#mulgore

[khanlusa]

So I made a bunch of maps for reworked versions of vanilla starting zones and these will accompany my eventual AO3 post containing more information RE what's been added or changed in order to give the playable races more depth and flavour.

#wow #warcraft #dun morogh #durotar #elwynn forest #mulgore #teldrassil #tirisfal glades

[azerothtravel]

Uh... You Ok Up There?, Mulgore, April 24, 2005.

#wow #world of warcraft #mulgore #vanilla #calairn

[homesickforazeroth]

Starter area series: Tauren / Camp Narache

Always the tauren strive to preserve the balance of nature and heed the will of their goddess, the Earth Mother. Many of the nomadiic wandering tribes of tauren have gathered together under a single banner to settle in the fertile planes of Mulgore. Were it not for the timely intervention of the orcs, the whole race may have been wiped out by marauding centaur. The tauren honor their blood-debt to this day, fighting alongside the Horde to protect their land.

#warcraft #warcraft art #warcraft rp #world of warcraft #world of warcraft art #world of warcraft roleplay #world of warcraft classic #world of warcraft lore #wow #warcraft aesthetic #tauren #wow tauren #mulgore

[wowscenery]

#world of warcraft #wow scenery #mulgore #graveyard

[elijahthemouse]

Tauren Mage’s first snow in Mulgore

drawn for my friend Khad

#world of warcraft #tauren #kodo #wow kodo #wow mage #mage #illustration #mulgore #azeroth #kalimdor

[maxiecabphotography]

Mulgore summer

#world of warcraft #warcraft #vanilla wow #classic wow #mulgore #landscape #screenshot #turtle wow

[resto-druid]

#WoW #Thunder Bluff #Mulgore

[archmagerykarr]

Happiness for a moo is milking day.

#highmountain tauren #gay #furry #pecs #happy moos come from mulgore

[lysallana]

Group Mooing in Mulgore during the kick off of the season of discovery

#tauren #moo #classic wow #season of discovery

[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 !!!

#world of warcraft #milk #warcraft #tauren #yaungol #taunka #highmountain

[oldeazeroth]

I was hearing a lot about the Hardcore WoW challenge & decided to give it a try. I wanted to share some of my thoughts here because I think some of the people who follow this blog might enjoy the experience as well! The post ended up being kind of long so please feel free to ignore if you’re not interested.

For those who don’t know, Hardcore Classic is a fan-made game mode in the same spirit as an ironman challenge. There are several rules but the main ones are 1) character death is permanent 2) you cannot ask for help or group with others (outside of very specific circumstances), and 3) you cannot trade, mail, or use the AH. Everything you use must be found in the world, crafted by you, or bought from a vendor. There is an addon that can be downloaded to verify your run. It can be played on any server, but many people chose to play on the public WoW servers that fans have adopted for the challenge, because you can only complete dungeons and raids with other HC players under the HC rules. More info can be found here - https://classichc.net/

At first I thought it sounded nuts, but gave it a shot because I had nothing to lose. I created a character with the exact same class/race as my first WoW character (I was even able to snag the same name), and as I spawned into Mulgore I almost immediately understood the appeal. There were so many other players around doing the same challenge. The game felt shockingly alive because of how active the server was. But what was really amazing was how the hardcore restrictions changed the way I experienced the game & took me back to the first time I ever played.

I have a distinct memory from my first character, a Tauren Druid, and leaving Mulgore for the first time to make the trek to Crossroads through Camp Taurajo. That walk felt so intimidating, seeing level ?? thunder lizards standing off the side of the road. I feel like I probably held my breath until I finally made it to Crossroads. Today, if I were to create a new Tauren on a classic era server, though I would have to make that same walk, I would not feel that fear because the game no longer has that same mystery for me . The thunder lizards are only level 20, and if I die, it’s no big deal to corpse run and try again. But under the Hardcore ruleset, that’s not an option. If I die, that’s it. I found myself making that run with the same level of caution that I gave it during my first ever playthrough, keeping my eyes peeled off both sides of the road. And feeling safe when I finally got to Crossroads. That alone was an amazing feeling to experience again!

As I started to level up in the Barrens, I reached a point where the quests were starting to out level me and decided to make the trek to Silverpine to continue. I was level 13, making my way to the Sepulcher. I was nearly there, and went off path to gather some herbs. Out of nowhere, a Son of Arugal, a level ?? elite, appeared. It was over before I could react and I felt so defeated.

A few days later, I got the motivation to delete the character and begin again. Another Tauren Druid. I leveled my way back to the same point where I left off in the Barrens and thought, either I can play it safe here and grind a level or two, or I can head to Silverpine again and be on my guard this time. I opted for Silverpine to prove to myself I could do it. I got there and completed some quests, constantly watching my back the whole time. As I walk towards a cave I saw him in the distance once again, the Son of Arugal. I noped out of there immediately, ran halfway across the zone and grinded out the few bars I had left to level. As soon as I dinged, I hearthed out of Silverpine for good. It left me excited though, that I was able to face Silverpine once again & learn from my mistake the first time. It was not only exciting to navigate around it, but it made the zones themselves feel like unique places once again, each with their own obstacles & traps.

I’m only level 14 now, and I’m realizing every zone from here on out will likely have it’s own Son of Arugal lurking in the shadows. I doubt I will make it to 60 because I don’t have a ton of underlying knowledge about the world, but for the time being the experience so far has been worth the time. It’ll be painful when my character inevitably dies but at that point I’ll feel okay putting away hardcore mode for a bit.

I don’t intend on writing posts like this in the future, but wanted to share because I know there are so many people who feel nostalgic about the game. This game mode really has the potential to bring some of those feelings back into the game, and at least for the time being, the servers are well populated and feel just as alive as they did back then. Anyway, thanks for reading!

[kik-draws]

"The rolling plains of Mulgore stretch before you: our home, the cradle of the Earth Mother."

#wow #tauren #fan art

[homesickforazeroth]

Starter area series: Tauren / Camp Narache

#warcraft #warcraft art #warcraft rp #world of warcraft #world of warcraft art #world of warcraft roleplay #world of warcraft classic #world of warcraft lore #wow #warcraft aesthetic #mulgore #tauren #wow tauren

[wowscenery]

#world of warcraft #wow scenery #southern barrens #mulgore

[palehorntea]

Rystiagosa is really enjoying the season! She hasn't yet figured out that sweets are a more traditional gift, but who doesn't love getting fresh Mulgore Spice Bread?

Stream Snatch for Neruma!

Timelapse: https://twitter.com/PalehornTea/status/1738604973678899392

[planktonheretic]

Redwood Tauren Brawl!

Okwaho, Bran, Ayashe, Taharkah and Kaylan gather for a round or two of friendly sparring on the plains of Mulgore! ----- @PlanktonHeretic Commission Info | Commission Queue | Patreon Tip Jar

#warcraft #tauren #redwood #sparring #shaman