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The Audiobook of War of the Ancients made me love Aviana...she just wants to make sure her children live and thrive and are happy. And we go and destroy them 😅 She was one of the ancients that fought and died in the War against Sargeras. She also commanded the birds, but the Harpies are like her true children, similar to her. I also like how she talks, Aviana talks in a singing voice and repeats the last word, like an echo. In the audiobooks she sounds a bit detached from the world, since she is mostly in the sky. The Harpies are so pretty, I like how menacing they look too. They are femenine but also feral, and they obviously have a culture because we can see they make huts/nests, and jewelry. I like them.
Harpies have filthy nests covered in gore and excriment and its stated multiple times that they capture men to forcibly mate with. They're not nice creatures
Aviana's tale weaves sorrow and beauty in equal measure. The harpies embody that fierce grace and wild spirit, a reflection of their matron in many ways. Thank you for joining us today!
Always hated how we never got any expansions or follow ups on the original Azeroth races and possible good factions for them. Seeing the gnolls or harpies as a friendly faction and getting to see their society and culture would be amazing. A hollowed out tree similar to the night elves starting zone or something similar to grizzlemaw but filled with harpies flying around the branches would be beautiful
Well, they made the centaurs out of good guys. I think it's interesting that harpies can have different breeds among them, like a royal hawk owl or a bird harpy.
Not to mention the strong connection with their Druidism, I particularly wish they'd take away those raspy voices and give them a more angelic garlic, as if they'd already moved on from that wild era
And of course the kobolds are a nice addition too as Hearthstone shows with fubalumba and they use candles to prevent the darkness from killing them the gnols are a bit more difficult but we could have a tribe of gnols who see value in someone who knows how to fight.
@@marcellosouzabeltrao9257 would definitely like to see a more advanced version of the harpies, not technologically, but in the sense that they evolved from the corruption of their race and go back to being more regal and less aggressive, maybe from being isolated from the other races on an island or something with the emerald dream cleansing them. They could stay as territorial and fighters, but have their Druidism make them realize they need to work with the other druids as well and reveal themselves to both factions. I don’t even play the game anymore but the lore of all the different races and factions are some of the best in any fantasy series, and then it’s like they just stopped caring after the first few expansions and just focused on money over content
A belated response, but your sentiment is evergreen! Your vision paints a fascinating world, one that stretches the boundaries of our current understanding and appreciation of Azeroth. The idea of seeing traditionally marginalized races like Gnolls or Harpies in a friendly light, complete with their own rich societies and cultures, is a refreshing perspective. The untold stories and potential alliances with Azeroth's many races hold a well of depth we have yet to fully explore or appreciate!
I was seriously about to comment about the harpies' elegance juxtaposed with their menace as soon as I opened the video, and you mentioned elegance right away and menace just a couple minutes in. YOU GET IT. These videos are so cool. They sound so professional (David Attenborough of Azeroth), and they are so in-depth. You understand the fun fantasy of WOW and take the lore so seriously (for the purpose of these videos) that it's almost camp-y, but not in a cringey way. Keep up the great work!! I'd love a behind-the-scenes glimpse into how you write your scripts, gather the footage, and decide how it all fits together.
Ah, we share a vision then! To grasp the dichotomy of the harpies' elegance and menace is to understand the essence of Azeroth's inhabitants. The depth of my affection for this world stems from a longstanding bond with its tales. Bringing its stories to life on your screen is a passion that has recently blossomed, allowing me to channel that resonance into something visual and vivid! Perhaps one day soon, I shall offer a glimpse in the creation behind these narratives!
This video is a must-watch for every Warcraft aficionado due to its lifelike images and vivid narration, which truly bring these flying animals to life. Continue with the excellent job!
To animate Azeroth's creatures and legends for connoisseurs such as yourself is a quest in its own right. Your words are as uplifting as the winds that carry the harpies!
This Loremaster has to navigate a vast sea of tales with but a small hourglass to do so! The Scarlet Crusade lore awaits its turn on the scroll, and your continued patience is greatly appreciated!
Harpies are one of those nostalgia creatures for me. Raging about the drop rates in mulgores and getting ganked by 5 of them in the barrens. Great video
Ah, the nostalgia of harpy encounters-these shared trials are what forge our fondest memories, even if they're sometimes tinged with frustration. Thanks for joining us on this adventure!
I'm sorry for not responding sooner. Your kind words are a beacon on this journey, guiding the telling of Azeroth's stories. Thank you for being part of this wondrous voyage.
I love this channel so much! Its like a NatGeo documentary but for WoW. I dont even play the game but it sounds so cool to listen to you talk about the different tribes and the ecology. Could you do the Arakkoa sometime? That race looks so cool and Id love to know more. Thank you so much! :)
NatGeo of WoW-now that's a title to aspire to! The Arakkoa, with their soaring ambitions and long, sombre past, are certainly on the list! Your patience and enthusiasm are greatly appreciated!
Harpies are among my favourite fantasy races and that goes for WOW as well. I have always been fascinated by them and added my own thoughts to them. My Tauren Shaman in my mind comes from the area of the dry hills in the barrens and his tribe has been pushed to Mulgure and Thunderbluff by the Harpies there And of course this video as amazing - as are the others. Your voice, how you frame them, the music and video material. Amazing work
Harpies hold a special place in the mythos of many, your Tauren Shaman's story included. It's these personal connections that enrich our collective journey through Warcraft's world. Thank you for the kind words, and see you in our next adventure!
Your words warm the lorekeeper's heart more than the finest Dwarven stout. Thank you for the kindness and for joining me by the hearth of Azeroth's tales!
Loved seeing a video on these vicious yet majestic creatures. They really are unique in their visuals compared to harpies of other games. My only complaint of the video was the exception of the harpy nests in Highmountain. But I'm assuming that's because there was little lore on that particular group.
Appreciation for your keen eye. Highmountain's Harpy nests, while intriguing, remain shrouded in mystery-perhaps a future exploration awaits as our adventure continues to unfold.
There's a unique charm in sharing the tales of Azeroth, akin to the documentaries of our world. May these tales continue to intrigue and inform you and your friend!
@@TheChroniclesofAzerothThe races of azeroth as well as the intricacies and exceptions to the various magic systems (fel, void, arcane, life, elemental etc) are my two main obsessions with WoW lore. As for the races I am always a fan of trolls and elves but they’ve been talked about many times, however I never see anyone talking about the Pandaren! I always found their lore and the culture between mainland vs Wandering Isle pandas pretty interesting! :)
@@TheChroniclesofAzeroth Definitely! Maybe this was covered a bit in your Mulgore video, but I love the Tauren. Perhaps the Loa, but that's not really a race... I also love the Tuskarr and the Taunka. Also, as a zone: Arathi Highlands!
Greetings and respect to thee most benevolent friend, binds when picked up. I admire your loyalty to the natural world, me to. It was a noble maiden of Elven priesthood and surpassing beauty who ventured with me deep into Feralas where we did corpse runs on harpies in 2005 because we were too low level for Feralas and really wanted the items. This also happened in Warsong Gulch, turns out we are both Italian. We do not fear death, we stand strong and restore morale with firmness for the selection of Legio Imperium Senatus Populus Pro Romanorum. I am dedicated to Dionysos, so I'm drunk. Regards, Alex.
Forgive the delay in my response, Alex. Your tales of camaraderie in the wilds of Feralas and the battlegrounds echo the timeless spirit of Azeroth. May your adventures be as bountiful as they are bold, and may Dionysos bless your revelries!
Apologies, my response has arrived at a slower pace than I wished! And regarding the harpies of Durotar, their presence certainly adds an intriguing layer to the landscape, don't you think? What other tribes in Azeroth caught your attention?
so you never see guy harps but human skulls in nest and eggs do they breed with males from the races or they like ants and queens be dumping eggs in mass do they lure adventure people or take them and trap them its never shown or answered
The voice, indeed made possible through the latest AI, may at times sound strange to the ear. Hopefully that does not detract overly from the grand tales and mysteries of Azeroth.
