Therefore they could appear as anything - perhaps even as a Naaru. However, the Void Lords/Xel'Naga (Starcraft) have the ability to change their forms. This is strikingly similar to the influence of the Void that we see in Warcraft, where we see tentacles sprouting on shadow priests when they enter voidform or cast certain abilities:Īnd of course, tentacles are present in just about every fight with an Old God. Some are creators, some are destroyers (Amon). They assume a tentacled form (seen on the left). But who are the Void Lords? According to this image from Starcraft: This parallel between Starcraft's Void and Warcraft's Void has become ever more clear with the release of Argus. Unless the protoss has a psionic manifesting class the DCs are Charisma based and the manifester level is equal to their character level. Each tribe learns a different list of powers at these levels. At first level a Protoss has 3 natural power points, they gain 3 more at 5th level. In Warcraft, we have the unknown 'Void Lords' creating the Old Gods to enslave the Aqir (and presumable other races on other planets). Inborn powers: All protoss have some natural psionic abilities. So in Starcraft, we have a 'Void Lord' who makes the Overmind to enslave the Zerg. for StarCraft II, an Archon pet for World of Warcraft, a Protoss-themed card back for Hearthstone, and a Probe pet and Protoss transmog for Diablo III. Who created the Overmind, you might ask? None other than a 'Fallen One', the 'Dark God' and Xel'Naga connected to the Void: AMON. In fact, this process was catalyzed by the creation of the Overmind. Yet the step from 'primitive inhabitant of Zerus' to 'Zerg' was not random. Zerg and Silithid (Azerothian insects) share a few similarities: Insectoid races on Azeroth were used in a very similar manner to primitive inhabitants of the planet Zerus, which eventually became the Zerg. One method by which the Old Gods accomplished this was through the enslavement of endogenous species such as the Aqir/Qiraji. Does anyone remember this guy from Starcraft? Here's his model in game:Ĭ'THUN! We know that Azeroth is unlikely to be the only host of Old Gods such as C'thun, as the Old Gods were created by the Void Lords (more on them later) to corrupt slumbering Titans (such as Azeroth). Let's dig into some of the context surrounding each race. There are many facial similarities too.īut these could just be coincidences.
They have exactly the same leg morphology! If you take a look at the Draenei's cleft hoof, it's not difficult to imagine this evolving into a two-toed foot over the course of a few millennia. Let's take a look at Draenei and Protoss body features, specifically the legs: While the Vindicaar looks like a crude Protoss carrier:īut this is where the similarities go crazy. Indeed, even the Draenei cities of Auchindoun and Shattrath seem to be prototypes for the Protoss Mothership: First, the obvious similarities:ĭraenei and Protoss both use crystals extensively:Īnd have similar styles of architechture: Once you do and you're playing on higher difficulty levels, you'll find 50K is next to nothing - it's maybe half the drop of a single regular enemy if you're running the right gear.Draenei and Protoss overlap to a suspiciously high degree in many areas from culture to appearance to motives. Re-rolling stats on items will go into the millions and you won't even check the cost.Īs long as you're still leveling and not equipping end game level 70 sets or ancients, transmogrifying is pretty much a waste of time. By the end game you will literally have Billions to play with and no sensible way to use them. If you still care about 50K, though, don't bother transmogrifying just yet. It works like WoW - it's the piece being transmogrified. Diablo 3 2 Skip past all the enemies except for elite mobs Skip past all the enemies.Protoss Transmog, Blade Wings and Banner Sigil Hello all, I'm new to D3, and I would like to experiment with transmog, but it feels too expensive to just throw down ideas (I have no idea how I would ever earn the 50k needed for each single piece, to put on the mog I've supposedly got "for free" by buying an expensive package!), so I would like to first ask a question.ĭoes transmog in D3 work like in WoW ( i.e.: the mog is applied to the piece, and disappears if I change equipped item), or does it work like in SWTOR ( i.e.: the mog is applied to the slot, and stays regardless of the equipped items)? Views: 15452: Published: : Author: : Search: table of content.
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